Jamie Chadwick: Last News

HELLO! magazine. Alice Powell, Abbi Pulling, Jamie Chadwick, Sarah Moore and Abbie Eaton posed on the track at Silverstone ahead of next weekend's British Grand Prix, where they will also be racing.READ: Meet the wives and girlfriends of the F1 starsThe up-and-coming W Series is a racing team which helps nurture a series of high-profile female role models who will hopefully one day be regarded as highly as their male contemporaries.And they tell HELLO! how the sky's the limit.WATCH: Behind the scenes with the W Series driversJamie, 24, says: "To be part of a movement like W Series, which is such a significant and a big stepping stone for women in sport, is amazing."Competing alongside Jamie next weekend will be 28-year-old Sarah, who recently made history as the first openly LGBTQ person to stand on the podium at a Formula 1 weekend, when she placed second at Styria, Austria, last year.

Caitlyn Jenner kept it casual as she picked up coffee for two from her local Starbucks in Malibu Friday.The 72-year-old looked comfortable as she showed off her toned legs in a pair of army green leggings, which she paired with sneakers, a sky blue hoodie and t-shirt.The former Olympian appeared to be makeup free. She brushed locks into long layers, and wore dark sunglasses to protect from the early morning glare.

A baby who was murdered by her mother's partner in Radcliffe was unlawfully killed, an inquest has ruled today. Orianna Crilly-Cifrova, aged only 13 months, was killed by Jamie Chadwick in October 2019.

A social worker has apologised for inaccurately recording that a man under investigation by police for attacking a child could have more access to his partner’s baby than advice suggested. Jamie Chadwick went on to murder Orianna Crilly-Cifrova in October 2019 by ‘projecting’ the one-year-old at a ‘hard surface’ at home in Radcliffe. At the time, Orianna’s mum, Chelsea Crilly, was being supported by social services at Wigan Council.

A murdered baby was likely killed by being 'projected against a hard surface', a pathologist for the Home Office has told an inquest hearing.

A baby murdered in Radcliffe two-and-a-half years ago was likely killed by ‘being projected against a hard surface’, a pathologist has told an inquest today. Orianna Crilly-Cifrova died in October 2019 when her mum’s partner, Jamie Chadwick, attacked the one-year-old while he was home alone with the child. Chadwick had been ordered to stay away from children at the time.

Great British Bake Off judge Paul Hollywood will be back on our screens with The Great Celebrity Bake Off for Stand Up to Cancer and while he is known for his baking skills, he also has another talent. The Great Celebrity Bake Off for Stand Up to Cancer begins on Channel 4 on Tuesday, March, 22 and runs for five weeks, and when Paul isn't creating amazing baking recipes he can be found whizzing around a race track.

A three-week inquest will be held into the death of Orianna Crilly-Cifrova, a Radcliffe baby who was murdered at the age of one