James Rose: Last News

A cameraman, who worked on MasterChef Australia, is feared dead following a horrific plane crash, which saw two Viper S-211 Marchetti jets collide mid-air. Cameraman James Rose, 30, is believed to have been onboard one of the aircraft, which collided over Melbourne’s Port Philip Bay. One of the jets was able to successfully land at Essendon Airport, while the other crashed into the water.

Chelsea Flower Show after having a rose named after her. The You, Me and the Big C podcast host, 40, arrived at the Chelsea Flower Show in a wheelchair with her husband to see her beautiful rose in person.Dame Deborah has been undergoing hospice care at home after announcing earlier in the month that she was no longer able to have active treatment for her terminal bowel cancer, which she has battled since 2016.A rose was recently named after her, with some of the proceeds going to her BowelBabe fund to raise money for cancer charities.Dame Deborah, who said roses are her favourite flower, paid a visit to Chelsea on Tuesday evening for a private tour with her husband.BBC presenter Sophie Raworth had helped organise the tour alongside the Royal Horticultural Society Chelsea, which lasted around an hour in private, and where she was able to see the rose introduced for the first time. To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 videoDame Deborah told the broadcaster: ‘It meant absolutely everything to me. Flowers are a reminder of our future.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A British Army hero who was propelled 16 feet into the air after stepping on an IED will climb Ben Nevis with a group of fellow vets to raise money for mental health.James Rose was patrolling a dangerous site in Helmand Province, Afghanistan, 12 years ago with a Vallon metal detector when he got a "funny feeling" about the area ahead.Moments after telling a fellow soldier who was offering cover behind him he felt uneasy, James stepped on the pressure plate of an IED.Rose, 35, was sent flying into the air. When he landed, the pain began.He told the Daily Star: "At first, there was no pain.