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BBC Radio 1 DJ Adele Roberts said “up yours cancer” after becoming the fastest woman to complete the London Marathon with a stoma bag.The 44-year-old, who began using a stoma bag in 2021 after surgery for bowel cancer, ran the race in three hours 30 minutes and 22 seconds and was awarded with a Guinness World Record at the end.The official Guinness World Record’s Twitter account shared a picture of the DJ with her certificate after the race, writing: “Adele Roberts completed the fastest marathon with an ileostomy (female) in 3:30:22. Congratulations, Adele!” Adele had a tiny replica medal made for her stoma, which she has named Audrey, which she shared in a video posted on her Instagram story.

The 2023 London Marathon is scheduled to take place on Sunday, with 40,000 people heading to the capital to complete the famous 26.2 mile course. Among those taking part will be many famous faces, including the likes of Radio 1's Adele Roberts, The Crown actor Josh O'Connor and musician Marcus Mumford. Each year dozens of celebrities take part in the race, but for some their marathon experience caused controversy or was just complete chaos.

READ MORE Meghan 'couldn't stomach getting booed' as Harry faces heatSpeaking on the show, Adele said gleefully: "Yeah he (Prince William) reached out and I couldn't believe it. You know, I'm sure he's very busy and got lots of things to do, but that's just how much he cares about this campaign and people just being aware. "Adele who is now in remission also gave an update on her general health after Lorraine pointed out how well the DJ looked.

Paddy McGuinness will be seen in meltdown as he heads into The Great British Bake Off tent. Four more famous faces will be seen on Sunday night (April 9) putting their baking skills to the test on the charity spin-off of the Channel 4 show.

Lucy Beaumont left the judges on The Great British Bake Off less than impressed during Sunday's celebrity special with Stand Up 2 Cancer. The comedian, 39, was taking part in a special celebrity edition of the hit baking show to raise vital funds for the Stand Up To Cancer campaign, alongside the likes of Tom Daley, David Morrissey and Adele Roberts.

Adele Roberts has shared the reality behind her appearance on The Great British Bake Off as she filmed the show while undergoing treatment for cancer. The BBC Radio 1 DJ was one of the latest familiar faces to step foot in the famous tent for a celebrity special of the hit Channel 4 show.

Adele Roberts has revealed that she was undergoing chemotherapy during her appearance on the Great British Celebrity Bake Off.The radio star, 44, who announced she was cancer-free in June last year, revealed in October 2021 that she had been diagnosed with stage two bowel cancer, and later had surgery to remove a tumour and began using a stoma bag. Adele was taking part in a special celebrity edition of the hit baking show, which is pre-recorded and it aired on Sunday, to raise vital funds for the Stand Up To Cancer campaign.Taking to Twitter after the show aired, Adele revealed that she was undergoing chemotherapy while on the show and had an ice machine to keep her cool. Responding to a fan, she wrote: "Thank you so much Ryan! I was actually on chemo in the tent.

Good Morning Britain's Susanna Reid made a gesture as co-host Richard Madeley cracked a joke on-air.

Helen Flanagan posted a sweet message to her eldest daughter after sharing the details of a 'chaotic' day out with the kids.

Adele Roberts has said receiving treatment for bowel cancer early helped “save my life”, as she supports a campaign to raise awareness about the symptoms of the condition.

Adele Roberts has said receiving treatment for bowel cancer early helped “save my life”, as she supports a campaign to raise awareness about the symptoms of the condition.The BBC Radio 1 DJ, 44, said in October 2021 that she was undergoing treatment following her stage two diagnosis, and later had surgery to remove a tumour and began using a stoma bag. After announcing she was cancer-free in June last year, she is now encouraging others to speak to a professional early on if they spot any of the signs. Roberts said: “It took me a while to pluck up the courage to call my GP at first.

Series three of Big Brother was a wild time for the reality show as we saw the first ever female winner, found our love for presenter Alison Hammond and had one of the most dramatic exits ever. We were also introduced to one of the hunkiest housemates, Alex Sibley, met the late Jade Goody for the first time and had an actual marriage and child with Lee Davey and Sophie Pritchard who fell in love during the series.

Fans went wild earlier this year when it was revealed that David Schwimmer would be entering the country's most famous tent. The Friends icon was named among the 20 famous faces taking part in this year's celebrity version of The Great British Bake Off.

star David Schwimmer on the set of 's Stand Up to Cancer celebrity special. The 56-year-old actor is set to appear on the fundraiser, which helps to raise money for charity and will air in the U.K. on Sunday, March 19.In an interview with the U.K.

The BBC has posted a new podcast series exploring the evolution and global rise of K-pop from the perspective of six super fans. Hosted by journalist Lucy Ford, the Beeb says that the series “traces the evolution of the South Korean music genre from its beginnings in South Korea to its rise up the music charts to catapulting into mainstream global culture”.Ford adds: “I’m so excited to be hosting this series which looks at the history of K-pop, its place on the global stage and the real-life experiences of the people who love it – the stans! A lot of conversations about K-pop mischaracterise or leave fans out of the equation altogether, so I’m really THRILLED to be centring them in this conversation and letting them be the ones to tell their stories!”“Having been a huge K-pop stan for so long”, she goes on, “it’s amazing to be a part of sharing with the world why it’s so meaningful and fun for fans, and maybe – just maybe! – convert a few more newbies in the process”.As well as the fans, the series also features people involved in the K-pop business, plus Radio 1’s Adele Roberts, who appears because she was the first person to play a track by BTS on the BBC pop station.Roberts says: “In 2017, I gave BTS its first play on Radio 1, marking the beginning of my journey of discovering K-pop, meeting stans and icons and even travelling to South Korea.

READ MORE: I'm A Celebrity's Adele Roberts gives cancer update in emotional social media postThe smooth vocals belonged to OJ Borg who will stand in for Scott for the rest of the month until his official takeover - but fans have enjoyed listening to OJ so much they think he could fill the slot permanently.OJ is no novice to the Radio 2 airwaves and listeners will recognise him from his nightly evening slot as well as previously filling in for Steve on many occasions.Fans of the DJ took to Twitter to discuss his role.One wrote: “Confused why Scott Mills isn’t on Radio 2 yet... heard Steve leave his afternoon show on Friday.”Another added: “You deserve a better time-slot full time.

Adele continued: "I thought, 'just throw it on the pile'. My body is absolutely knackered."So it looks like I’m going to need a blood transfusion for the anaemia and a ballon for my bum.

Adele Roberts has been praised by fans after she shared snaps in a bikini with her colostomy bag. Back in June, Adele, 43, revealed she that was bowel cancer free after undergoing treatment for eight months. Taking to Instagram, the presenter shared stunning holiday pictures while giving fans an update about her "barbie bum".

Broadcaster and DJ Adele Roberts has been hailed an “inspiration” after she shared some holiday snaps showing off her colostomy bag. Adele, 43, was diagnosed with bowel cancer in October 2021, and revealed that she is now cancer-free after having the tumour surgically removed earlier this year. The surgery has left the DJ with a stoma and colostomy bag, which she has affectionately named Audrey.

Adele Roberts suffered an embarrassing bathroom malfunction during a practice run ahead of Queen Elizabeth II’s state funeral on Monday (September 9).On Sunday (September 18), the brunette beauty took to her Instagram Story where she informed her loyal legion of fans that she would be reporting live from the Mall as the late monarch’s funeral took place.She asked a slew of listeners to come and share their stories with the Queen with her as they gathered to watch the late monarch’s coffin go past.READ MORE: George and Charlotte at Queen's funeral shows they are 'pivotal' for future of royalsBut after a dress rehearsal of the radio show, the Big Brother star suffered an awkward wardrobe malfunction after her stoma bag named Audrey split.In full view of her 206k followers, she shared a clip of herself in a public port aloo as she quickly changed her bag and switched out her T-shirt.She said: “Oh dear, so just practicing today and right on cue, Audrey split on me but we’ve just finished our practice which is great.“I’m in an accessible port aloo so I'll just do a quick change and then back home to Kate and then back here for the Queen’s state funeral.

Big Brother will return to our screens next year following a four-year hiatus.The beloved Channel 4 show was loved by millions up and down the country as a group of contestants were thrown into a lavish home for weeks and forced to live together without access to the outside world in an attempt to win a cash prize.The reality show produced the likes of TV presenters Alison Hammond, Josie Gibson and radio host Adele Roberts in addition to many now legendary TV moments.READ MORE: Masked Dancer's Davina McCall, 54, compares menopause symptoms to 'coming off heroin'And with the show set to return to the airwaves now produced by ITV, Daily Star have taken a deep dive to see where the series winners are now.Craig Phillips was the first ever winner of Big Brother back in 2000 and notably went on to donate his cash prize of £70,000 to a close friend with Down’s Syndrome, Joanne Harris, who needed the money for a heart and lung transplant.The reality star now works as a DIY expert and has gone on to appear on multiple DIY-style TV shows such as Celebrity DIY with Craig Phillips, If It’s Broke Fir it and now works as a presenter for the SilverLine Tools YouTube channel.In 2018, he married Laura Sherrif following two years of dating and went on to welcome two children together, three-year-old Nelly and her younger brother Lennon, two.Brian Dowling won the hugely popular TV show not once but twice – the second series of the show in 2001 and then again for the Ultimate Big Brother series in 2010.Since the show, the Irish presenter has gone on to have a thriving in a career in television and has presented Live from Studio Five alongside Kate Walsh for a year until 2011.He went on to present two series of Big Brother and four series of