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23 years on since the tragic death of Paula Yates, Channel 4 has released a two-part documentary taking a closer look at the TV icon's life. Former Big Breakfast presenter Paula enjoyed a colourful career as a TV host and enjoyed high-profile relationships with both Bob Geldof and the late Michael Hutchence, who died in 1997. However, Paula tragically passed away in 2000 from an overdose, leaving behind four daughters - Fifi, Peaches and Pixie Geldof, who she shared with Bob, and her daughter with Michael, Tiger Lily Hutchence.

Princess Diana's brother Charles Spencer has blasted Donald Trump for claims he made about the late royal. The former US President has claimed his new book Letters to Trump will feature missives from Diana, the late Queen Elizabeth II, Russian president Vladimir Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un - among others.

Princess Diana once made a heartbreaking confession to Paula Yates during a chance encounter, according to a friend of the TV star. The late Princess of Wales told Paula she was happy when the former Big Breakfast presenter appeared on tabloid front pages because it meant she "got the day off." The revelation came in the first instalment of a two-part Channel 4 documentary called Paula - in which friends and collaborators reflected on the TV stars rise to fame before her tragic death from a heroin overdose in 2000.

This week Channel 4 has revisited the life and death of Big Breakfast presenter Paula Yates as part of an eye opening documentary, 23 years after she tragically died from a heroin overdose. The documentary, which focuses on our “extraordinarily compelling” and previously unseen interviews hopes to explore the mystery surrounding Paula’s life and untimely death in 2000.

Paula Yates was one of the most famous British women in the 1980s and ‘90s. The television presenter and author was a popular figure across two decades, and was rarely out of the public eye.

23 years on since the tragic death of former Big Breakfast presenter Paula Yates, Channel 4 have created a two-part documentary taking a closer look at the Welsh star’s life. Focusing on four “extraordinarily compelling” and previously unseen interviews which were recorded in 1998 and 1999, the documentary hopes to explore the mystery surrounding Paula’s life and untimely death in 2000.

K.J. Yossman U.K. network Channel 4 has commissioned a new documentary from Curious Films about TV host and author Paula Yates, who died following a heroin overdose at the age of 41 in 2000. The two-part doc, titled simply “Paula,” will explore the “life and legacy” of the wildchild presenter, whose relationships with Boomtown Rats’ vocalist Bob Geldof and rockstar Michael Hutchence dominated the headlines in the late 1990s. Yates and Geldof’s daughter, model Peaches Geldof, also died of a heroin overdose at the age of 25 in 2014. The doc promises to “reveal the real Paula Yates behind the tabloid-driven narrative, drawing on an extraordinary set of never-before-heard interviews, the words of some of those who knew her best and a wealth of archive to tell her story in her own words.” Yates was a Channel 4 staple during her prime, fronting shows including “The Tube” and “The Big Breakfast” for which she interviewed stars from Arnold Schwarzenegger to Robbie Williams.

Una Healy appears to have deleted all traces of David Haye from social media, which adds to the speculation that their 'throuple' situation has come to an end.

Some viewers were not impressed when they tuned into This Morning on Wednesday and heard Sir Bob Geldof repeatedly misgender Sam Smith.

Legendary Lanarkshire songwriter Midge Ure has revealed he doesn't intend to write an updated version of Band Aid for the song's 40th anniversary.

Emmerdale star Lisa Riley has taken fans on a trip down memory line as she recalled her former role on another ITV show. The actress, who is famed for playing Mandy Dingle in the ITV soap, was reacting to the news that You've Been Framed has reportedly been axed after 33 years on air.

This Morning viewers ended up making the same quip after they were left stunned by Sir Bob Geldof's appearance on the show. The singer-songwriter and political activist joined hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield on the ITV daytime show on Wednesday (February 22) as he made a rare trip to the studio.

Stormzy and Nick Cave were among the famous figures who attended Vivienne Westwood’s funeral yesterday (February 16).The legendary British fashion designer and environmental activist died “peacefully” in Clapham, south London on December 29, 2022. She was 81 years old.As BBC News reports, the memorial service for Westwood was held at Southwark Cathedral.

Victoria Beckham and Kate Moss have joined mourners at Dame Vivienne Westwood's memorial.The British fashion icon died on December 29 aged 81.A service was held at London's Southward Cathedral on Thursday (February 16) to celebrate her life and legacy with many A-list guests styling themselves in classic Westwood fashion.READ MORE: Victoria Beckham blown away by 'sweetest surprise' from daughter Harper SevenSpice Girls legend Victoria was pictured wearing a glam skin-tight black dress with a high neck and leg slit and hid her eyes with a pair of her signature designer sunglasses to attend the star-studded event.Supermodel Kate showed her respects at the service alongside her daughter Lila, who wore a red heart-shaped Vivienne Westwood bag.Masked Singer star Jonathan Ross stepped away from his regular outlandish looks seen on the ITV show and instead sported a casual look wearing a purple jumper, black jeans and a black coat.Christina Henricks was spotted wearing an outfit which gave a nod to Dame Vivienne as it featured a long, blue tartan coat with a stylish tie around the waist.Pop sensation Paloma Faith and actress Helena Bonham Carter also made an appearance to pay their respects to the late Vivienne.The Crown star Helena donned a red tartan dress with Changes hitmaker Paloma donned an eye-catching ensemble with a black cap and a pair of red, fluffy shoes.Model Sara Stockbridge was photographed in a black coat as she entered the cathedral.She donned a pair of brightly coloured socks and bright red heels in tribute to Vivienne.Stormzy, Sir Bob Geldof, Bez, Jaimie Winstone, Sadie Frost, Lily Cole, Elle Fanning, Lady Amelia Windsor and Beth Ditto were also spotted arriving.British Vogue editor Edward Enninful was also

When LadBaby – aka Mark and Roxanne Hoyle – teamed up with Ed Sheeran and Elton John last year, I think it’s safe to say that a lot of people assumed that was the end of their run of Christmas number one singles. I mean, how do you top that? Well, they’re back, and this time they’re teaming up with financial expert Martin Lewis.

Britain’s longest-reigning monarch died at her Balmoral estate on Thursday afternoon at the age of 96.As people around the world pay tribute to the Queen, many are sharing the occasions on which she figures from the world of pop culture. Over her 70-year reign, Queen Elizabeth II knighted hundreds of people, including the likes of Bob Geldof, Mick Jagger, Bono, Tom Jones and more.Fans are now re-sharing footage of Paul McCartney talking about his knighthood, which he received in 1997.

Strictly Come Dancing star Helen Skelton, 39, took to Instagram to share a reel of her moments from the launch show, which included a selfie of her and Kym Marsh, a snap of her sharing a pizza with Ellie Taylor and a group picture of her fellow competitors this series.The presenter will battle it out for the Glitterball trophy alongside; Kym, Ellie, Will Mellor, Richie Anderson, Kaye Adams, Jayde Adams, Ellie Simmonds, Fleur East, James Bye, Molly Rainford, Hamza Yassin and Tony Adams MBE.Despite being rivals, Helen proved all is well behind-the-scenes so far as she told fans she understood why people raved about taking part.In view of her 325,000 followers, she wrote: "Totally understand why people rave about being part of this show in the way they do…"Smiles and laughter are infectious. Very grateful to be part of the class of “22” still in awe this is technically work.Bob Geldof slips up in front of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry"For however long it lasts I have already made memories to last a life time.

Meghan Markle had an "authentic smile" on her face when she spoke about how "nice" it was to be back in the UK at the One Young World summit.The event saw the Duchess of Sussex make her first public speech in the UK since leaving the Royal Family back in 2020.As soon as they set foot on UK soil, they were spotted taking a train from London Euston to Manchester to attend the opening ceremony of the organisation which Meghan has been a Counsellor since 2014. READ MORE: Bob Geldof drops F-bomb in front of Harry and Meghan during One Young World speech Once there, the former Suits actress, who was wearing a striking red blouse and matching trousers, gave a speech about how much her life has changed and said it was nice to be back in the country.And she kicked things off by saying it was "very nice to be back in the UK".While tension around the pair seems to skyrocket whenever they touch down on British soil, body language expert Judi James claims that Meghan's smile was genuine when she spoke about her happy return.Speaking to the Daily Star, Judi said: "It was Meghan raising her hands high to clap the UK flags during the ceremony and it was Meghan telling her audience with an authentic smile how nice it was to be back in the UK."Judi also claimed that Meghan gave a "dramatic" speech about how her life has changed from being an actress on Suits to being a mum and wife."With several references to Archewell and her podcast from the host, Meghan took us through her small history as a counsellor," she added."Fluttering her eyelashes shyly as she described herself as just a ‘girl from Suits’, having to save her place card to prove she belonged there to a much more knowing smile and dramatic pause as she referenced her marriage

Sir Bob Geldof dropped the F-bomb during his speech at One Young World – right in front of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.The legendary singer-songwriter attended the opening ceremony of the summit in Manchester tonight (September 5) and delivered a speech urging the younger generation to stand up against climate change.Standing at the podium in front of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, the 70-year-old said: "We meet tonight at Manchester, thanks to Andy Burnham, who is one of the great mayors in this country.READ MORE: 'Ring of steel' security to protect Prince Harry and Meghan Markle during UK visit"But there's no deny that the joy we celebrated with all those flags with frankly the best soundtrack that One Young World has come up with in the 28,000 years that we've been doing with, finally catered to some different record other than Pink Floyd or whatever the f*** that is."Guests laughed as Sir Geldof continued his speech on humanity.Viewers later shared their thoughts on social media, with one saying: "Fantastic speech by Sir Bob Geldof.""Lots of passion from Bob Geldof who says systems created by his generation failed. Lots of applause too - next up Meghan!" a second wrote."Listening to Bob Geldof still makes my spine tingle, just like '84.

Meghan Markle said she is "very happy to be back in the UK" in her first speech since Megxit. The Duchess of Sussex was addressing young future world leaders at the One Young World Summit, expressing her joy at being back on "UK soil" with her husband Prince Harry by her side. This was her first public appearance in the UK since returning briefly in June for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, after the royal couple stepped back from official duty in 2021.

X Factor's Simon Cowell, Zig and Zag were unstoppable.READ NEXT: Denise Van Outen flirts with Love Island's Davide as she says he is 'nervous' around herThey even made a return to our screens recently for a cameo in The Big Breakfast reboot – but will they return for good?After Zig and Zag's surprise appearance, Daily Star decided to take a closer look at Zig and Zag behind the scenes.Over five years before Zig and Zag burst onto our TV screens on The Big Breakfast, the puppet duo already had a huge following in Ireland.The brothers made their debut in 1987 on RTE's Dempsey's Den – and became so popular that, in 1989, they won the TV Personality Of The Year Award.Zig and Zag were brought to life by puppeteers Mick O'Hara and Ciaran Morrison and remained on The Den until 1993, after a very famous star heard them on the radio and brought them to the UK.Boomtown Rats singer and Live Aid organiser Sir Bob Geldof was responsible for bringing Zig and Zag to the UK to appear on The Big Breakfast.Speaking to Chris Moyles on Radio X, Bob confirmed he was the person behind their introduction to the Channel 4 show, saying: "It was me."He also called their success one of his "most major achievements", with the duo going on to cause mayhem live on air alongside DJ Chris Evans in a segment called The Crunch.Speaking about the moment he first heard of Zig and Zag, he added: "Of course, they’re Irish, I mean those of you of a certain vintage – ie your vintage, Moyles – will remember them, but where I heard them was driving in the car in Dublin, on the radio.