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Daniel Johns has spoken candidly about the car accident he was involved in earlier this year – as well as his subsequent stay in rehab, with the crash stemming from the singer’s struggles with mental health issues – and the tensions that linger between himself and his former bandmates in Silverchair.Back in March – just weeks before the release of his latest solo album, ‘FutureNever’ – Johns revealed that he’d entered rehab after being charged with high-range drink-driving, having collided with a vehicle in the Hunter region of New South Wales. He plead guilty to the charge, and was subsequently ordered to complete 10 months of an intensive corrections sentence.Earlier this week, Johns appeared on Australian current affairs program The Project, where he explained to host Carrie Bickmore that while he was working on ‘FutureNever’, he “pretty much had a full-on nervous breakdown”.He said of the situation: “I got in a car, and I was barely even aware what I was trying to do. I just wanted to escape.

It was only a matter of time before Louis Tomlinson was asked for his thoughts on Liam Payne’s claims of a One Direction ‘beef’ and, well, that time has come. Strip That Down singer Liam raised eyebrows, earned side-eye and left fans jaw-dropped after his most recent interview, in which he spoke of his ‘dislike’ for Zayn Malik, claimed a fellow 1D star threw him against the wall, and said the entire group ‘started with [his] face’. The rest of One Direction – Louis, Zayn, Harry Styles and Niall Horan – have naturally kept their thoughts quiet on their former bandmate’s bombshell revelations. However, Louis was pressed about it in his recent interview and decided to take the high road. The Walls singer appeared on Australia’s The Project on Wednesday and chatted to hosts Peter Helliar and Carrie Bickmore, who brought up the ‘bit of 1D beef’. Louis stopped them in their tracks and said: ‘Oh, so the fishing’s begun already. Yeah, I see what you’re doing.

Neighbours star Jackie Woodburne fought back tears as she discussed the fate of the Australian soap opera, following reports it could be facing the axe. Jackie, who has played Susanne Kennedy for 27 years, appeared on Australian talkshow The Project on Monday 7 February to share her reaction to the news. Actress Jackie, 66, was emotional as she admitted she had experienced a "rollercoaster" of emotions since the reports the 40 year-long show is set to be no more.