Charlie Mullins: Last News

Unbreakable, the latest (worst) reality show to disgrace our screens, has six famous – aka vaguely recognisable – faces and their other halves competing to prove they have the most solid relationship. Why? It’s not entirely clear, but I’m guessing airtime or a fee. In a strange mix of Mr & Mrs, SAS: Who Dares Wins and Taskmaster (it wishes), the show – improbably on BBC1 (Beeb, is this a cry for help, are you having an identity crisis?) – gives the couples mental, physical and emotional challenges to “test their bonds to the limit”.

There might be a 38-year age gap between Charlie Mullins, 70, and Raquel Reno, 32, but the chemistry between them is real and it’s clear that they’re absolutely besotted with each other as they discuss their upcoming wedding plans with OK! Charlie, who’s been married twice before, tells us that they’ve picked a certain St Paul’s Cathedral in London as their venue, saying, “We’re allowed to do that because I’ve got an OBE.There’s a year’s waiting list but there can be cancellations so we’re hoping it’s going to happen this year.” They will certainly have the funds for a grand affair - the businessman made a whopping £145 million back in 2021 when he sold Pimlico Plumbers, the company he’d started at the age of 27. “I’ve never actually been to St Paul’s Cathedral,” admits aspiring recording artist Raquel.

, but with gruelling, fast-paced tasks thrown into the mix for extra entertainment, but if I was way off the mark. Instead, viewers were greeted by an over friendly cast explaining how they met their partners and bungee jumping over a lake. I'm a fan of participant Denise Welch, she is a confident woman full of grit and wit, and a joy to watch not knowing what she's going to say next - a celeb in her own right.

BBC's latest reality show Unbreakable sees new couples go head to head with long married ones to see whose relationship is the strongest. Host and comedian Rob Beckett puts the six celebrities and their partners through mental and physical challenges as they play to win the first Unbreakable couple title.

Benefits Street. Stephen Smith, aka Smoggy, was one of the stars of the hit Channel 4 show which caused controversy when it was first aired in January 2014. The show centred around residents on James Turner Street in Winson Green.

Pimlico Plumbers boss Charlie Mullins made an appearance on Jeremy Vine on Monday to share his opinion on working from home.

However, his son, Scott Mullins, is expected to retain his 10 per cent and continue as Pimlico Plumbers’ chief executive.Charlie founded the business back in 1979 with what he recalls as a second-hand van and a box of tools.Since then, the company has grown to complete an average of 100,000 service jobs in central London every year.Pimlico Plumbers employs more than 400 people and currently makes more than £50 million in revenue yearly.Speaking to the BBC, Charlie shared how the pandemic had led to increased calls, going from 2,000 to 3,000 jobs per week.He said: "Covid helped to lift the company to another level.

He added: “They’re calling me a Nazi, they’re calling me everything.“They tell me I’m discriminating.“No, I’m trying to get people back to work, I’m trying to safeguard their livelihood.“I’m protecting their safety aspects as an employer.“And they’re telling me I’m the bad guy.Prime Minister Boris Johnson is currently trying to get his vaccine passport plans through parliament.However, he’s facing backlash from Labour opposition on the issue.Charlie has also been on screens recently after he caused a stir on GB News.Nigel Farage had him on his show when he questioned him if Brexit was really a disaster following his huge turnover at Pimlico Plumbers.He said: "I'm just saying that there is a perception it's expensive.“You've done well,

Naga Munchetty seized the opportunity to question another boss about the decision.

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The millionaire owner of Pimlico Plumbers has sacked staff who refused to return to work after being furloughed during the coronavirus crisis.