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Naman Ramachandran British presenter, broadcaster, filmmaker, author and historian, professor David Olusoga, will be presented with a BAFTA Special Award at the upcoming BAFTA Television Awards on May 14. The award is one of BAFTA’s highest honors recognizing an outstanding contribution to film, games or television. Olusoga’s credits include presenting history series “A House Through Time” (BBC Two), writing and presenting series “Black & British: A Forgotten History” (BBC Two) and the BAFTA-winning “Britain’s Forgotten Slave Owners.” In recent years he led major interviews with the former President of the United States, Barack Obama and lectures including the Edinburgh TV Festival MacTaggart Lecture in 2020.

Anthony Joshua "felt ashamed and anxious" after his emotions took over in a bizarre post-fight rant.The British heavyweight boxer suffered the third defeat of his professional career on Saturday night after he was beaten via split decision by Oleksandr Usyk in Saudi Arabia. Following the bout, Joshua stunned fans as he launched into an emotional rant inside the ring, which fans have since compared to Delia Smith's infamous Norwich City speech.A body language expert has now given their thoughts on Joshua's antics after the fight and believes he was feeling "ashamed and anxious" after he had finished his rant.READ MORE: Anthony Joshua hits out at Mike Tyson telling legend he's 'not f***ing 14 stone'Darren Stanton explained to MyBettingSites: “I have studied Joshua at great length in his personality and he’s a very humble, emotional guy who tends to wear his heart on his sleeve.

Norwich City owner Delia Smith has revealed she booed Chelsea fans after they chanted Roman Abramovich’s name at Carrow Road.Chelsea defeated Norwich 3-1 on Thursday night hours after the west London club’s owner Abramovich had his assets frozen by the UK government for his alleged relationship with Vladimir Putin and the Kremlin.Blues fans controversially interrupted the minute’s applause in solidarity with Ukraine last Saturday against Burnley by singing Abramovich’s name, before doing the same during their visit to Norfolk on Thursday.And TV chef-turned-football club owner Smith made sure to join her fellow Norwich fans in booing the travelling support and enjoying anti-Abramovich chants.Smith told BBC Radio Four: “I was with our crowd and we were all booing at the top of our heads, including me.“They had a lovely little song the Norwich supporters called: ‘Where’s your dirty money gone?’“But it is interesting. It has been going for nearly 20 years and it has taken a war for it to really come up to the surface.”Smith and her husband Michael Wynne-Jones have been Norwich’s majority shareholders since 1996.Do you think Abramovich's money changed football for the worse? Let us know in the comments section.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

How To Fail with Elizabeth Day, released today, Delia said why she did not have children.She said: "Although I don't have children, it's never really bothered me, and I have great doubts about whether I would have been a good parent."I really have doubts about that."Elizabeth then asked Kate whether she got stuck into her work because she felt that she needed to leave a contribution because she did not have children.She replied: "That isn't something that's ever been a problem."And if I had [that] problem I would go and adopt an unwanted baby."I wouldn't mind doing that now but I'm too old."Delia continued: "Somebody who shall be nameless said that one of the things that was missing was that because I hadn't had children I didn't understand how to feed children."Not at all, my cookery course was in the school curriculum."Delia also spoke to The Mail on Sunday in 2009 about why she never had children.She said: "It wasn’t to be, but I have loved what I’ve been able to do by not having children."Maybe one of the reasons I’ve been so successful in my career is down to the fact I haven’t had any children."I think if I’d had a family, I would have gone wholeheartedly into being a mother."Delia's first television appearance was in the early 1970s, as a resident cook on BBC East's regional magazine programme.Following the success, she was offered her own cookery show, Family Fare which ran between 1973 and 1975.Her 1995 book Delia Smith's The Winter Collection sold 2 million copies in hardback, becoming the fifth biggest-selling book of the 1990s.In February 2013 she announced that she had retired from television cookery programmes, and would concentrate on offering her recipes online.

Lorraine fans descended into chaos as the programme disappears during a chat with TV cook Delia Smith.The 62-year-old host was mid conversation with the culinary expert when the show suffered a technical glitch which caused viewers to lose connection.Worried fans immediately bombarded Twitter with their comments regarding the 10 second long blunder.One fan asked straight away: "Erm... Where's #lorraine gone?"Another joked at the time: "Best thing ever to happen to #lorraine oh s*** it's back."While a third fumed: "Erm…who's playing games at ITV?! #Lorraine."As a fourth person quipped: "Are the Russians trying to hack #lorraine?"Later on, Lorraine Kelly returned to screens to address the issue that had caused fans to miss out on Delia's interview.She said: "Right now I should tell you when I was talking to Delia - wasn't that a fantastic conversation.

Pinch of Nom cookbook, a collection of slimming comfort food recipes, has narrowly pipped Richard Osman to the top of the book charts this Christmas. Sales figures from industry analysts Nielsen Book reveal that the race to be Christmas No 1 was unusually close this year.

Premier League will celebrate its 30th year of existence next season.There have been great goals, incredible drama, and some sensational accolades accumulated along the way.Whether it is Arsenal’s Invincibles, Manchester City’s Centurions, or Alan Shearer’s devastating sharp shooting in front of goal, there have been many records which will transcend time.However, while most supporters will be able to recall these records as well as they can recall their own name, there are many other bizarre accolades that will have escaped the minds of the most ardent pub quiz teams in the country.Daily Star Sport considers seven barely-believable Premier League records...Norwich City owner Delia Smith probably baked Barcelona a Victoria Sponge as large

Norwich City's crunch Premier League match with Newcastle United.Smith and her husband Michael Wynn-Jones are the club's majority shareholders, with Smith having been on the board at Carrow Road since 1996.She is regularly in attendance at matches both home and away, having become one of Norwich's most infamous fans following her half-time rallying cry against Manchester City in February 2005.However, she has once again caught the eye of supporters after appearing to fall asleep during her side's 1-1 draw against Newcastle at St.

Grace Jones, TLC and Tom Misch are among the first wave of acts announced for the first ever Kite Festival.The multi-day festival is set to take place next year across June 10-12 at Kirtlington Park, Oxford.

Frank Lampard reportedly entered talks with Norwich over their vacant managerial position earlier this week - and his potential appointment would mark a unique moment in football history.The Canaries are on the hunt for a new manager following the dismissal of Daniel Farke, who was sacked just a few hours after claiming their first Premier League win of the season away at Brentford on Saturday night.Reports suggest Lampard, who has been out of work since being sacked as Chelsea head coach in January, is holding discussions with Carrow Road chiefs after being pinpointed as one of their three leading candidates.And should he land the job, the Blues legend would become one of the first managers in history to have a larger net worth than his

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterDelia Smith has ruled out the existence of aliens, insisting us humans are the only known intelligent beings in the universe.The former telly chef is now spouting hippie-style musings about the mysteries of existence in a new book called You Matter.It is her first book in 12 years and urges people to find "meaning" in the universe by getting to know themselves.Norwich City’s joint majority shareholder Delia, who turned 80 last month, said: "Human life.

Here’s some food for thought...cookery queen Delia Smith has signed a new book deal about philosophy!

drink. From the creamiest feta sprinkled on a traditional Greek salad to the full-bodied clarets of south-west France to the fragrant spices which bring Indian curries alive, we love savouring the unique flavours of each country we visit.

DON'T MISS...Max Bowden SPLITS from partner weeks after Jessie Wallace's comment [UPDATE]‘My days in employment must be numbered’ Jeremy Clarkson shares fears [INSIGHT]Naga Munchetty reprimanded for being 'pig-headed' bully at school [INSIGHT]The cook announced her retirement from television cookery shows in 2013, but continues to offer online recipes.In addition to her TV appearances and cooking expertise, Delia is well known for her love of football, in particular Norwich City.She and her husband are majority shareholders in the club.The cook went on to launch her own restaurant at Carrow Road Stadium, the home of her beloved team.Three-course meals are said to be served to the "exacting standards" of Delia at the eatery.Earlier this

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Jamie Oliver reminded his fans of an incredible moment from his early career at the weekend – and his son River's reaction was adorable!The dad-of-five shared a sweet behind-the-scenes video to Instagram on Sunday, which showed him talking with his four-year-old son. MORE: Jamie Oliver's new photo sparks question about his daughtersLittle River leaned on the kitchen table as his dad asked him, "River, who do you want to meet?""Malia Smith," the youngster shyly responded.

Naman Ramachandran Acclaimed British actor, writer and producer Idris Elba will receive a BAFTA Special Award for his creative contribution to television and his commitment to championing diversity and new talent in the industry.The Special Award is one of the British Academy’s highest honors, with previous recipients for television including Nicola Shindler, Clare Balding, John Motson, Henry Normal, Nick Fraser, Lenny Henry, Delia Smith and Cilla Black.Elba’s breakout came in HBO’s “The Wire” and he shot to international fame with his starring role in hit BBC drama “Luther,” for which he won a Golden Globe and scored several Primetime Emmy and BAFTA nominations.

hereThe remaining two contestants with the most votes, in the running to win a £50 Lakeland voucher to kit out their kitchen, will then go through to the final knockout stage, where Victoria will crown the winner via a live event hosted on the Prevent Breast Cancer Facebook page on Friday July 3.Explaining that she had 'got a little creative with the wrapper' and 'the nipple is the hazelnut ', Victoria said: "I can not wait to see all your weird and wonderful creations!! "I’m no Delia Smith, but for a little inspo, here’s a pic of my Ferrero Rocher Boob cake!"In October Victoria and Candy, who is now in the all-clear from cancer, were also involved with the charity’s BreastFest campaign, a month-long campaign aiming to make Manchester the