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Alex Scott gives rare insight into romance with Jess Glynne: 'I’m absolutely enjoying it'

Alex Scott has shared a rare insight into her new relationship, revealing that she's embracing vulnerability.The former England footballer and current pundit has been linked to British singer Jess Glynne since summer 2023.The couple have made numerous red carpet appearances together, including the BRITs last month, but have rarely spoken about the relationship - although Jess, 34, recently shared that she's "really happy" in the relationship when speaking on Ferne Cotton's podcast. And now Alex, 39, has opened up about the romance to Women's Health UK, telling the outlet: "I'm in this bubble at the moment...
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Angela Hartnett urges Government to 'batten down' and make change amid industry struggles
Covid-19 and currently, the rise of inflation.The 54-year-old said she had no trust in the leading party as she detailed how businesses have been suffering. Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, she said: "I think what they need to do is basically come together and actually have a committee."We employ three million people, we're the third or fourth biggest industry in the UK and yet we don't have a voice in Government."So, we either need some sort of minister in hospitality or a sub minister to have a committee where you get every sector so, from the hotels, the restaurants or catering colleges, the whole lot."And I think that has not happened. If they were smart that's what they would do.Alex Scott teases very racy sheer jumpsuit to film Graham Norton Show"It's ridiculous the way it is at the moment because they're dealing with people's lives."Whatever they're going to do, stick with it, decide it and if she's [Lizz Truss] the one, just batten down and get on with the job."They're just making it all about themselves."Angela spoke out ahead of Liz Truss resigning after just 45 days in power this week. The ex Prime Minister has since been replaced by successor Rishi Sunak, who endorsed furlough in 2020.The scheme was designed to support employers to retain and continue to pay staff while businesses were closed.The chef said she counted herself "lucky" to have been able to keep her restaurants running during the pandemic by introducing a takeaway service."We had four businesses that were making no money for however many months and we've all been left with more debt than when we closed with," she explained."But, we got through it, we've still got all our businesses so we've been lucky.
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Alex Scott admits drinking every night to block out pain after love life insight
“It’s like drink problem and alcohol has been huge in my life and here I was repeating those same patterns.“Drinking every night to switch off from the world after work.”Asked whether she wanted to switch off from her broadcasting job, Alex responded: “Yeah.To switch off from it all, switch off from just life, switch off from not talking to someone.“Don't want to speak because then I'd have to speak about emotions and the heaviness continues, right?“Like, if I don't speak about it, it's great it's going to go away, but it actually doesn’t. It just gets bigger and bigger.”Alex then explained she one day realised she couldn’t continue that way and decided to seek therapy.The candid conversation comes after Alex opened up about her secret long-term relationship with her Arsenal and England teammate, Kelly Smith, in her new memoir.In the book, the sportswoman revealed that she “fell madly in love” with her former teammate, Kelly, 43.Alex, who generally keeps her personal life private, has spoken candidly about their relationship, and subsequent heartbreak, for the first time.Speaking at the launch of How (Not) To Be Strong last month, Alex explained that she wanted to reveal that part of her life because it would have been “cheating” to leave it out. She also described Kelly as her “first love” and says their relationship was a “huge part of her life”.The pundit said, as reported by the Daily Mirror: “I went back and forth on whether I’d actually be writing the chapter.“But then it was one of those moments, I’m writing this book and I want to tell everything.
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Piers Morgan claims Prince Harry was 'urged on by Meghan' to write book as he slams pair
Piers Morgan, 57, has hit out at Prince Harry, 38, for going ahead with releasing his book Spare as he claimed it could be down to his wife Meghan Markle, 41.The Duke of Sussex's memoir is said to include his full account behind his decision to give up royal duties and move to America for a new life.His memoir was due to be released this year, but was reportedly pushed back following the Queen's death.Despite the book not even hitting shelves yet, Piers has been very vocal about his thoughts on it in recent weeks.In his latest tweet, he wrote: "Imagine doing this to your family? Urged on by your wife who has already disowned her own family?"Then imagine having the brass neck to preach about ‘compassion’ and call yourself a ‘humanitarian’?"The journalist shared his opinion alongside the cover of Daily Mail's latest newspaper, in which they claim the royals are "dreading Harry's raw and unflinching book".Alex Scott teases very racy sheer jumpsuit to film Graham Norton ShowDespite the claims, Buckingham Palace is yet to comment on his memoir.Book publishers Random House have said of his book: "As [Princess] Diana, Princess of Wales, was laid to rest, billions wondered what the princes must be thinking and feeling - and how their lives would play out."For Harry, this is his story at last."They have also revealed that some of the proceeds from his book will go to charity.It's not the first time Piers has hit out at the royal. Earlier this month, he called for King Charles III to "strip" Harry and Meghan of their titles.Despite leaving the royal family in 2020, the pair still remain as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.The journalist tweeted: "Prince Privacy will hurl his latest torrent of malevolent money-making muck at the
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Alex Scott 'escapes to the mountains' while reflecting on 'impact' of emotional memoir
Alex Scott, 38, let her barriers down in her memoir as she discussed her tough upbringing, admitting that How (Not) To Be Strong helped to bring "some peace" into her life.The BBC broadcaster has since "escaped to the mountains" to de-stress due to the book's "impact" on her own mental wellbeing.Alex took to Instagram earlier today to share her gratitude to her 1.7 million followers as her memoir became a Sunday Times bestseller.While thanking her fans, the BBC broadcaster also admitted on her Instagram stories that she was "escaping to the mountains" for a break.She wrote over an idyllic mountain snap: "@juicemasterretreats When I say I'm escaping to the mountains I'm not lying...."Alex also shared an insight to her feelings when she thanked her fans, as she penned: "My lil old book is a @sundaytimes best seller and I couldn’t be more proud.A post shared by Alex Scott MBE (@alexscott2)"However if I’m being honest I didn’t even think about the impact the book may have and didn’t think about what happens when it's actually out there in the world for you all to read."When I did an interview with @bbcwomanshour it occurred to me at that moment what I had to do (what I wanted to do) and that was to try and help other women/children in any way I can that are in (or have been) in the same position."Alex then admitted that she has since spoken to Refuge Charity to learn about what they do to "help women and children'' in similar situations, with all her book sales going to the cause.Her post continued: "My mum and I will work with the charity to help do all we can to continue to raise as much awareness on the subject of domestic abuse as possible."Thank you once again for all your amazing support over the last couple weeks.
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Strictly's tensest moments - Shirley Ballas 'sexism', rivalries and fiery on-air rows
Strictly Come Dancing has delivered in providing TV audiences with Saturday night entertainment and some truly unforgettable performances and moments.First airing in 2004, the epic BBC competition seemed like a show like no other, with its jaw-dropping spectacles, impeccable wardrobes and witnessing a whole host of celebs - good or bad - take to the dance floor.Viewers can sometimes even forget that the show is a competition, and outside of its glitz and glam, there's no doubt unexpected rivalries, behind-the-scenes chaos, and ongoing feuds have led to some very intense moments.READ MORE: Strictly curse babies – Rachel Riley's sweet arrival, health woes and pregnancy rumoursDaily Star digs deep and takes a look at some of Strictly's most notorious bust-ups and vendettas over the show's 20 series.Strictly's head judge Shirley Ballas has hit back at allegations of sexism after saying she would have saved Richie Anderson over Fleur East in this years Strictly.The judge was hit with a wave of anger from fans over some of her comments about the female celebs, particularly of Ellie Taylor.Even pro dancer Nikita Kuzmin called out Shirley for her remarks, and some viewers even demanded Shirley be sacked.Taking to Twitter, She explained that while the nasty comments made her "resilient", a "wall goes up".Shirley insisted that she "doesn't have a mean bone in [her] body" and that her comments come from 45 years of experience in the tough dancing world." Gorka was fuming when he wasn’t given a celebrity partner in 2019 after winning with Katie Piper the year before.So, when footballer Alex Scott’s professional partner, Neil Jones, was injured in training, he was even madder when he wasn’t chosen to replace him.Instead, Strictly
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Alex Scott's dad Tony denies claims he was violent as he warns 'I'll prove my case'
Alex Scott's dad Tony has denied that he was ever violent to Alex or her mum Carol after she made a series of claims about him.The 37-year-old has been left in tears during multiple interviews recently as she relives her traumatic childhood through her new autobiography.Yesterday, she received a hug from Holly Willoughby after she struggled to speak about her past on the This Morning sofa.Alex has alleged that she, her mum and brother Ronnie "lived in fear" as her dad Tony was abuse towards her mum during her childhood.She also claimed that she felt "locked in" at her home, which she described as a "toxic environment".On Steven Barlett's podcast, The Diary of A CEO, the presenter recalled a moment she heard her dad beating her mum.Andie MacDowell's 'painful' divorce from high school sweetheartAlex said her mum refused to get him a drink while they were at a party and "knew what was coming" when they got home.She said: "As soon as everybody leaves that night, he doesn't forget, so then we all know what's going to happen.That was the hardest night."My mum is trying to survive for her kids and then I'm in a room listening to everything go on and just hoping she's alive."She went on to say mum will discover how she and her brother felt during that time in her book.The former Lioness also called her dad, who left the home when she was seven, as "controlling, violent" and "stupidly cruel".Speaking to the Mail Online, Alex's dad Tony said he has "no idea" why she was portraying him in such a way. "I was raised in a strict but loving Jamaican family and Alex should know what they are like. I taught her discipline, I did a lot to help her," he added. "Perhaps she is judging me by today's standards, I don't know.
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