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Channel 4 has announced that their award-winning TV series Embarrassing Bodies is returning, as a new team of medical professionals look into patients' medical mysteries - with some help from special celebrity guests.The new look series will see Dr Jane Leonard, Dr Anand Patel and Dr Tosin Ajayi-Sotubo examine, explain and treat many conditions, as well as removing myths and stigma around common conditions.For the first time, the series will also focus on health and sexual issues - along with help and guidance from celebrities who want to get Britain talking about these topics.Embarrassing Bodies will see the yet to be announced celebrity line-up take on a series of stunts and challenges, in the hope of getting the UK talking about health and sexual issues.They'll be supported by the new medical line-up, who will use their expertise to advise the public in new "confessional clinics", where patients can ask questions they’ve been too afraid to ask, or seek advice on the embarrassing conditions they may have hidden away.Together, the new series is sure to be welcome news to fans of the original series, which ran for eight series from 2007 and featured medical professionals including Dr Christian Jessen, Dr Dawn Harper and Dr Pixie McKenna.Dr Christian became one of the show's stand-out medical professionals, who also went on to feature in series including Embarrassing Teenage Bodies to Embarrassing Fat Bodies and weight loss series Supersize V Superskinny.However in recent years, he has been involved in controversy including comments made about coronavirus, and apologising to MP Arlene Foster over allegations he made on social media, later saying that he "deeply regretted" his words, The Mirror reports.Embarrassing Bodies

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Robin Swann is very dangerous. ' He was joined onstage by DUP MP Ian Paisley, who also sang the chant.

Mark Drakeford and Sturgeon wrote to Johnson stating they wanted a clearer agenda and to make sure it wasn't more than a PR exercise.Following the cancellation all sides blamed one another for the breakdown of potential talks.

Dr Christian Jessen says he's facing bankruptcy after losing a libel case to politician Arlene Foster.

Celebrity doctor Christian Jessen, known for hosting Channel 4's programme "Embarrassing Bodies," has admitted that he is facing bankruptcy due to a "stupid tweet" he posted about Northern Ireland's former First Minister Arlene Foster in December 2019. In a hearing at Belfast High Court last week, a judge ordered the TV doctor to pay Foster £125,000 (€175k) in libel damages for tweeting an unfounded accusation that she was having an affair with a close protection officer behind the back of her cop husband Brian.

Arlene Foster but has said he’s facing bankruptcy over the ruling.Jessen tweeted false allegations about Northern Ireland’s First Minister having an extra-marital affair.A Belfast High Court judge ruled the tweet from 2019 was “grossly defamatory”.While Foster has said it caused her “upset, distress, embarrassment and humiliation".The celebrity doctor has said he does not have the funds to cover the libel damages with only £20,000 to his name.He has since launched a crowdfunding campaign, appealing to his fans to help him cover the costs.Jessen said: “I’m down to my last £20,000 and that won’t last long.“I don’t have the money so if the crowd-funding doesn’t work, I may have to declare myself bankrupt.“It’s obviously not helped my mental

Dr Christian Jessen says he's facing bankruptcy after losing a libel case to politician Arlene Foster.

TV doctor Christian Jessen must have been missing when everyone had the chat about actions having consequences. Specifically when you post something online.

Television doctor Christian Jessen has set up a fundraiser to help pay the £125,000 libel damages to Northern Ireland's outgoing First Minister Arlene Foster.

Embarrassing Bodies' Dr Christian Jessen has been ordered to pay £125,000 in damages after he made false allegations regarding MP Arlene Foster, accusing her of having an affair. The celebrity doctor also tweeted "LOL" when put on notice by Arlene Foster’s solicitor in December 2019.Arlene, who is The Former First Minister of Northern Ireland and MLA for the DUP, claimed the tweet that suggested she had an affair was "categorically untrue".Dr Jessen has now been ordered by a judge at the High Court in Belfast to pay £125,000 in damages for posting the tweet from his Twitter account.

TV doctor Christian Jessen has been ordered to pay Northern Ireland First Minister Arlene Foster £125,000 after tweeting an ‘outrageous’ comment regarding the politician.

Celebrity doctor Christian Jessen has been ordered to pay Arlene Foster £125,000 in damages after accusing her of having an extra-marital affair in a now-deleted defamatory tweet. In December 2019, the 44 year old shared a tweet that made the unfounded claim that Northern Ireland's First Minister was cheating on her husband of 25 years with a protection officer.

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Television doctor Christian Jessen has been ordered to pay Arlene Foster £125,000 in damages after he shared a defamatory tweet that accused her of having an extra-marital affair.

Mrs Foster said it was “great to be at the cinema” as she arrived at the Strand Arts Centre, one of the oldest surviving cinemas in Northern Ireland. Ms O’Neill was also upbeat as she arrived and took her turn on the red carpet, hailing a “positive and uplifting day” after months of tight restrictions in the effort to halt the spread of Covid-19.

Mrs Foster is suing celebrity medic Dr Jessen for defamation over a tweet he posted making an unfounded claim that she was having an extra-marital affair. On December 23 2019, he published the allegation to his 300,000-plus followers.

TV presenter Dr Christian Jessen “constructed a reality which did not exist” during a series of podcasts he produced during lockdown, the High Court in Belfast has heard. Northern Ireland’s First Minister, Arlene Foster, is suing the celebrity medic for defamation over a tweet he posted making an unfounded claim that she was having an extra-marital affair.

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Janey Godley has been keeping Scots entertained through the pandemic with her hilarious Nicola Sturgeon voiceovers. But today the comedian turned her hand to a new politician - Arlene Foster, who resigned as DUP leader and Northern Ireland's First Minister this afternoon.