Paul Chuckle signs up to BBC's Celebrity MasterChef with comedian 'huge fan' of show

Channel 4 dubbed Matt Baker: Our Farm in the Dales, in which he documents farming life alongside his kids, mum and wife.Matt shares the farm with two adorable pygmy goats, Brookie and Bourbon - and his mum Janice is obviously head over heels for the adorable animals.But tragedy struck the farm when Brookie unfortunately lost her kids, leaving the family devastated.Bourbon, however, was expecting her own baby goats - and preparations were well underway to welcome them, as Janice explained to the camera: "I was a bit anxious after Brookie losing her kids... but I got less anxious as Bourbon reached her due date."She then added: "These were the first pygmy goats to be born on the farm - and she’s such a good mum.

Ukraine on Saturday. Maria Souza, the wife of defender Marlon Santos, documented the escape of Shakhtar and Dynamo Kyiv's Brazilian players and their families from the country.Brazilian outlet O Globo reports that the players and their families boarded a train to western Ukraine on Saturday, with the intention of taking another train to Romania.Shakhtar's chief executive had earlier confirmed in a statement that the club were working to evacuate all of their foreign players from Ukraine.Souza uploaded a clip to her Instagram showing her and others cramped in the back of a car as part of a convoy heading to a railway station to evacuate.Through floods of tears she explained: “We’re getting out of here now.

Another fan penned: "I think everyone is missing Little Ant & Dec right now." A third chimed: "I still love the show but miss some of the older features like super computer ant vs Dec and little ant and Dec."While another viewer questioned: "These kids make me wonder where little Ant & Dec are now? Must be about 25."Little Ant and Dec were the comical replacement of Ant and Dec and interviewed big celebrity names because Ant and Dec "couldn't be bothered."James Pallister and Dylan McKenna-Redshaw first took part on the Saturday evening show in 2003 and ran rings around anyone they met.This is a live TV story and is constantly being updated.Please refresh the page regularly to get the latest TV updates.TV & Showbiz reporters are working to source the latest information, reaction, pictures and video related to this story.You can also follow us on Twitter @DailyStar, or follow us on Instagram @dailystar to get the latest TV and celeb gossip 24 hours a day.Or like our Daily Star Showbiz Facebook page to get the day's biggest stories, and have your say on them.Why not also subscribe to receive our regular Daily Star showbiz newsletters?You can do this on this page by simply entering your email address above and hitting 'subscribe'.Download the Daily Star app for flash alerts on the biggest stories of the day, so you don't miss out.Why not also subscribe to receive our regular Daily Star news bulletins? You can do this on this page by simply entering your email address above and hitting 'subscribe'.

Emmerdale after he joined the soap back in 2018.And it didn’t take long for Jay Kontzle to fit in perfectly with the rest of the cast on the popular ITV soap.Just one year later, he went on to collect the award for Best Soap at the 2019 National Television Awards just weeks after his first appearance on the show.But one thing fans know the TV hunk for is his impressive collection of ink which he proudly shows off both on and off air.With this in mind, here we take a look at the meanings behind some of his most eye-popping tattoo transformations.One of Jay’s most striking tattoos to date has to be his injured teddy bear which is seen hunched over with a bandage wrapped around his eye on his lower back.The actor got the new ink back in 2014 which he captioned “#EarlyChildhood” as he showed off his new artwork online.Many fans believe this tattoo is a tribute to his tough start in life after he and his mother Louise were seriously injured when they were struck down by a car when he was a baby.When he was just a few months old, his mum was pushing him in a pram across a pelican crossing when a car hit them and Jay’s pram went through a shop window.His mum was seriously injured, with Jay branded a "miracle baby" as he survived the incident, despite suffering critical injuries including a fractured skull.But just a few years later, his mum died at the age of 21 in a car accident as she was travelling to DJ at the legendary Hacienda club in Manchester when Jay was just four years old.One of the popular themes that the actor has tattooed in various forms across his body is his musical influence, including depictions of keyboards and musical notes dotted through his jam-packed sleeve.What many doting fans may not know is that

There was something for everyone this Friday night, and that’s reflected in the demo numbers. ABC’s Shark Tank, Fox’s WWE Friday Night SmackDown, and ABC’s20/20’s recap of a family’s murder by antifreeze all tied atop the stack with an 0.5.

It wasn't only human viewers shouting at their telly with excitement during the latest episode of Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway.

A simple way to look at it? While foreign affairs can be difficult for many individuals to comprehend, Bill Maher broke down the current Russian invasion using a Kim Kardashian and Kanye West metaphor.

The Voice UK’s live shows have been axed, the Daily Star Sunday can reveal. Daily Star Sunday can also reveal all of this year’s series has already been filmed — including the final show.This will be the first time in show history that no episodes will go out live in the UK.A show insider said: "Everything has been filmed.

Meghan Markle "wanted a celebrity boyfriend" before tying the knot with Prince Harry. In a new Channel 5 documentary, Harry & Meghan Vs.

Euphoria star probably had the most memorable time at .On February 14, Cloud ent the Internet ablaze when he was spotted during the Coach fashion show, where he was seated next to the one and only . It turns out, there's kind of a funny story there.Ahead of the show, there was a small incident where Cloud may or may not have stolen a sandwich that was meant for the “Savage” rapper. "I would just walk around hungry and I see some snacks and stuff," he said in a new interview with .

tattoo and wants it removed as soon as possible because her artist made an embarrassing mistake.

David Beckham has refused to rule out the prospect of luring Lionel Messi to the MLS in the future.Messi left Barcelona last summer in dramatic circumstances after PSG took advantage of Barca's financial woes to swoop for the Argentine superstar.However, Messi has endured a fairly rotten time in Spain - and there is speculation that he could be set for a spell in America before he brings the curtain down on his illustrious career.Beckham's new MLS franchise have been linked with a move for the 34-year-old.And Beckham has done nothing to quash the noise surrounding Messi and Miami. Beckham told the Miami Herald: 'I've always said I want the best players in our club and playing in our shirt because there's a certain expectation.

Death in Paradise wrapped up its 11th season with an unexpected twist for a major character - and we're still wrapping our head around it!MORE: Death in Paradise shares incredibly exciting announcement as series 11 comes to an endFollowing Neville's flying visit from his sister earlier this season, another character received a blast from the past as a prestigious chess match taking place on the island ended in murder. Commissioner Selwyn Patterson, played by Don Warrington, was surprised to see that his ex-wife, Maggie Harper, had returned to Saint Marie after many years away. WATCH: Ralf Little talks to HELLO! about Death in Paradise season 11 finaleAs viewers learn, she had been working as a journalist in London and had made the rare visit to interview the genius chess player who had come out of retirement after 30 years to take part in the tournament.

Strictly Come Dancing favourite Oti Mabuse announced she would be leaving the BBC series earlier this week, but it seems her replacement could be someone already loved by fans.  It was revealed Oti wouldn’t be returning to Strictly Come Dancing in a statement from the show on Tuesday.  The BBC confirmed in a statement: ‘Oti has been a truly wonderful part of Strictly for the past seven years.

The Britain's Got Talent host wore a sparkling black suit and matching bra as she headed to her belated birthday party at a swanky restaurant in central London. The 51-year-old offered fans a look inside her birthday celebrations on Instagram as she posed for pictures with Pussycat Dolls star Ashley Roberts and TV presenter Siân Welby. READ MORE: ITV Coronation Street Steve McDonald's 'disgusting' habit leaves fans feeling sickAmanda couldn't contain her excitement as she was presented with her birthday cake, which had been modelled on her own breasts.

One with Russell Harty where he comments that her eating disorder must save on restaurant bills and another when Terry Wogan tells her to eat up so she can get back to “your chunky self”. The little girl with the big voice was 10 when she appeared on Opportunity Knocks – television’s predecessor to Britain’s Got Talent and Pop Idol – singing Ma! He’s Making Eyes at Me, 11 when it was a hit and 13 when she was diagnosed with anorexia, a barely known illness then called the “slimmer’s disease”. Before she died in 1999 the girl from Rothesay on the Scottish island of Bute had hosted her own TV shows, performed at the White House and shared a stage with Barbra Streisand, Frank Sinatra and Lucille Ball.

Emma Willis is hopeful that 'Big Brother' will return to the UK one day. The 45-year-old TV star presented 'Big Brother' and 'Celebrity Big Brother' between 2013 and 2018, as well as the spin-off series 'Big Brother's Bit on the Side' between 2011 and 2015, and like Rylan Clark, who won the 2013 celebrity series and also hosted 'Big Brother's Bit on the Side', Emma would love to see the reality show back on air. She told Metro.

James Arthur will detail his mental health struggles with ‘compelling honesty’ in an upcoming BBC Three documentary. The Say You Won’t Let Go singer, 33, has been open about his battle with anxiety following his triumphant win on series nine of The X Factor – which naturally put his personal life in the spotlight. The star’s latest feature-length titled, James Arthur: Out of Our Minds, will show the musician discussing issues with antidepressants and depression while speaking with others who have been through a similar experience.

renowned architect Quinlan Terry, as well as the Richmond Society, which campaigns to protect and preserve the area’s historic buildings and heritage. Among the reasons for their “strong objections” to the proposals, include the “disfigurement” of the riverside. Scott’s, famed for its oysters, sole and champagne, has been described as the go-to destination for celebrities "who want to be seen".

A Madea Homecoming was just released on Netflix and Geneva Maccarone is one of the breakout stars of the film!

ITV Arts Editor started her journey in the broadcasting industry in the late 1980s, heading straight into the BBC after completing her university degree but says the help of mentors made it easier for her.Since launching her career, the Scunthorpe-born broadcaster has worked on the likes of Midlands Today, Children in Need and BBC News's 2000 Today.After leaving the BBC in 2001, Nina joined ITN as the media and arts correspondent on ITV News, before becoming Arts Editor in 2017.Speaking to the Daily Star at the National Diversity Awards, Nina said: "I started at the end of the 80s, I left university and went straight into the BBC."I joined newsrooms where I was the only person that looked like me, that was really hard, I had to adapt, I had to compromise to make people accept me being the same as them."I've always had a manager somewhere who has believed in me and given me an opportunity, if I hadn't had somebody supporting me like that, I don't know how far I would have got."She continued: "It's been really hard, I think those of us who started in the 80s, I'd like to think we've made it smoother and easier for people that have followed because television does look a lot different now."There's not enough people in the decision-making process but we're still working on that, I think that diversity is about class diversity."I'm brown but I'm also working class and I'm northern, so I brought all my minority things with me and I'm still Arts Editor at ITV News, sometimes I still find that a bit gobsmacking that I made it and we've got to make it easier for more people to make it, so thank God we talk about this stuff today."It's been a long time coming, we need to get on it, we need to get better, it's not finished