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Lanarkshire kids with life-limiting illnesses had a day to remember thanks to a Wishaw children’s charity.

It may only be January but a Wishaw-based charity has been busy ramping up their fundraising activities over the past few weeks.

STV weatherman Philip Petrie has confirmed his engagement to his partner - making an announcement on social media. The presenter posted two pictures on his Instagram, sharing the amazing news from last week with his followers and fans.

Loose Women’s Coleen Nolan has told how there is both “hope” and “help” after losing a loved one. The TV star and singer, whose sister and bandmate Bernie died from cancer, talks about grief with some of her celebrity friends in a new podcast.The 57-year-old explained how Bernie’s premature death from breast cancer in 2013, as well as losing her parents and brother-in-law, impacted her.Her aunt Teresa also died of skin cancer in February.She admitted she will never get over Bernie’s death, but that she has learnt to live with it.The Let’s Talk About Grief podcast – created with Co-op Funeral Care – features stars including Jake Quickenden, Gary Hollywood, Debbie McGee and Coleen’s sister Linda.Coleen said: “I think it was a really important podcast to do, having experienced a lot of grief, and a lot of loss, and a lot of moving forward from it.“With Bernie, it was so shocking really and so unexpected. But because I didn’t see her every single day – I live in the North, she lived in Surrey – I had this thing in my head, ‘Oh she is still in Surrey.

Lorraine Kelly's daughter has taken the plunge and bought her very first property.

Mrs Brown's Boys star Gary Hollywood has told how he refused a role in The Bill to be a part of the hit BBC show.

Holby City star Rosie Marcel has been praised as "a hero" after she used her show’s medical skills to help out a stranger "covered in blood" on the side of the road.Rosie, who played Jac Naylor on the now-cancelled BBC medical drama, rushed to the aid of the bleeding stranger who was in dire need of assistance.She was hailed as an "angel" by her fans for helping a stranger.READ MORE: Mrs Brown's Boys star Brendan O'Carroll speaks out on Gary Hollywood's bombshell exitThe 45-year-old took to Instagram to share the ordeal with fans after she found the man 'bleeding very profusely from several large wounds' as she headed out for the day with her daughter.She posted a snap of a man under a blanket at the side of the road and wrote in the caption: "Yesterday on my way to visit my parents in law we were driving along and saw this man walking covered in blood," Rosie said. "Nobody stopped.

Mrs Brown's Boys star Fiona O'Carroll has confirmed the show will return for the first time in nearly 10 years. The BBC show has been off screens for nearly ten years and will be making a comeback this year even after fans have begged for it not to return.

Mrs Brown's Boys show in Glasgow was allegedly disrupted by a brawl.The comedian's show was at the Hydro arena at the weekend in Glasgow and some fans have posted messages on the Mrs Brown's Boys Facebook page saying that there was some sort of scuffle in the audience.One said: "Didn't stop laughing from start to finish even with 10 min punch up that went on behind us but the cast were very professional and carried on."READ MORE: Mrs Brown's Boys star Brendan O'Carroll speaks out on Gary Hollywood's bombshell exit"Don't know what was funnier, the actual performance or the fact the show stopped whilst the fight was happening in the crowd," said another person.Someone else wrote: "A great show with some unnecessary interruptions. However you managed as usual to rise above it.""Hopefully no cat fights in the crowd on your next show," quipped another fan.One audience member joked that they thought it had been part of the show, as they said: "Great show, except from the 'extras' that had to be heard in the audience."Another posted: "Great show apart from the mishap at the start."According to the Irish Mirror, the show was paused while things were sorted out.However, it seems Brendan himself was unaware of the brawl and thought there was a medical emergency.The paper quoted a spokesman as saying: "There were 7,000 people there, he didn't notice any brawl.

Mrs Brown's Boys creator Brendan O'Carroll has admitted that former co-star Gary Hollywood was "family" and is missed on the show.The Agnes Brown star also opted to hint at welcoming a return to the show for estranged star Rory Cowan.Talking about Gary's departure the comedian who plays the Brown family matriarch admitted he is missed after working together for over 20 years.Brendan said: “He was a great actor and we miss him.“He used to call me father. He was part of the family and we haven’t spoken since and haven’t heard a word from him since.Gary joined Mrs Brown's Boys in 2004 playing Dino Doyle in the stage production and subsequently on the TV series from 2011.The comedy programme - which is filmed in Glasgow - swiftly became a fan favourite bagging an impressive five BAFTAs and becoming a regular Christmas special series.However, Gary quit the show in 2020 after a row over wages claiming he was paid less than his co-stars.The scottish star then started legal action in 2021 claiming discrimination and unfair dismissal against Brendan, the BBC and TV production company Hungry Bear Media Limited.But, by June he withdrew all his claims during a preliminary hearing.Brendan continued: “I think that is it.

Mrs Browns Boys actor Gary Hollywood has slammed bands who charge charities too much to play at their event - and says it's time for a rethink.

Mrs Brown’s Boys has suffered its worst ratings ever since the show first aired in January 2011.The show’s live Halloween special on Friday night had just 2.6million viewers tuning in, which marks a new low for the BBC sitcom.More than a million viewers have switched off the once-popular Irish comedy since last year’s Christmas special when 3.7million fans tuned in.But recently the BBC production, which stars Brendan O’Carroll, 66, as gobby Agnes, has dipped in ratings after more than 10 years on air.In 2019 its festive show pulled in 7million viewers, but the numbers haven’t been the same since stars including Gary Hollywood, who played Dino Doyle, and Damien McKiernan, who played Rory Brown, left the show.During the Halloween special,

Lanarkshire singing sensation Nathan Evans will join a whole host of his fellow celebrities to kick off COP26.

Scots actor Gary Hollywood has admitted he found himself unable to ‘shower or shave’ during a crippling battle with his mental health.

Mrs Brown’s Boys creator Brendan O’Carroll, the series’ long-time actor Gary Hollywood has opened up about his mental health and the rough past year he has endured.Gary, who played hairdresser Dino Doyle in the divisive Irish sitcom from 2004 until 2020, felt anguish last year when he was axed from one of the two Christmas specials.This ultimately prompted the 41-year-old Scottish actor to permanently exit the award-winning show.As he walked away from the acclaimed BBC sitcom following the payment-fuelled dispute, Gary was also carrying the agony of losing his brother and the anxiety of his son's premature birth.“It’s absolutely been the worst year of my life,” Gary told OK! Magazine.He added: “I’ve felt depressed – it was one thing after

"But he’s thriving now and that’s the main thing," he added.However, eight months ago, the Mrs Brown's Boys actor disappointed fans after he didn't appear on the Christmas special of the programme.Setting the record straight, Gary said: "There was a problem with pay and things came to a head."Dealing with the fall-out has been extremely exhausting and has really taken its toll on me emotionally," he explained, before adding that he and Brendan haven't spoken since.Addressing the dispute, Brendan previously shared his side of the story.Speaking about his co-star's exit, he said: "Some people claimed Gary left because of a row over money but it wasn’t true.“They didn’t know the full story and it was amicable," he told Dublin Live.The comedian

Gary Hollywood is known to millions as hairdresser Dino Doyle in the award-winning sitcom Mrs Brown’s Boys, but he faced heartache last year when he was axed from one of the two Christmas specials, prompting him to exit the show.The fall-out between him and creator Brendan O’Carroll came after a difficult few months during which Gary’s brother passed away and his son Ollie arrived four weeks premature. Gary and his wife Cherylanne faced a heart-wrenching wait as their baby battled jaundice and doctors tried to get his body temperature to the correct level.

Lorraine Kelly, Amy Macdonald, Limmy, Gary Hollywood and more had very different reactions to England's loss at Euro 2020 - much to the debate of fans. Lorraine Kelly was accused of being fake by some fans as she commiserated heavily with England's loss on her morning show and said: "What a rotten way to go out, horrible.

Gary Hollywood is reportedly set to revive his career by signing up to appear on the next series of Dancing on Ice following his axe from the BBC One sitcom, Mrs Brown's Boys.

Mrs Brown’s Boys star Gary Hollywood is doing video messages for cash after quitting the hit comedy.The actor, 41, is charging fans £33 a time for clips on money-making site Cameo.In a trailer on his profile, he says: “If you would love a birthday message to you or your loved ones, then get in touch.”Gary is keen to earn some extra money after ditching his role as Dino Doyle on Mrs Brown’s Boys last autumn.The Scottish star walked away after a row over pay with boss Brendan O’Carroll.Shortly after leaving, Gary revealed there was bad blood behind the scenes.He told the Daily Star Sunday: "I don’t know why this had to turn out dirty and murky. "It feels like a bad divorce.

Gary Hollywood has said he wants a 'completely different' job after his exit from Mrs Brown's Boys.