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CELEBRITY Gogglebox fans broke down in tears as they watched a brave girl's seven-year battle with cancer. Last night's Stand Up To Cancer special of the Channel 4 show included moving videos from those suffering from the deadly disease as it encouraged viewers to donate money to the charity.

John Bishop shared a surprising statement with his fans on Twitter on Thursday.

Olly Murs has said reuniting with so many friends for Soccer Aid has made him feel like “kids being let out to go to the park together”.

OLLY Murs and Mark Wright were in a cheeky mood on Friday as they trained for Soccer Aid 2020. Olly, 36, and Mark, 33, took some time out of practicing their footy skills in Manchester to have a laugh and one celeb was the butt of the joke.

Jason Manford has shed more than a stone to get fit for Soccer Aid – after piling on the pounds in lockdown.

John Bishop has spoken out after he was criticised for going to visit his elderly parents on his way to a funeral during the coronavirus lockdown.

John Bishop has hit back at critics after posting a photo of himself on Instagram visiting his mum and dad.

Members of Chorlton Irish club have expressed their upset after discovering the south Manchester building has been put up for sale.

Kenny Rogers has been hailed as “an icon of country music” following his death aged 81.

@LFC @LiverpoolParks #Liverpool #lfc pic.twitter.com/n08IfQL6Jy— Liverpoo1 9ity Council (@lpoolcouncil) June 25, 2020The Premier League restarted earlier this month after pausing due to the Covid-19 pandemic, with games now played behind closed doors.Several celebrities posted celebrations online after Thursday night’s result secured the title for Liverpool.Comedian and Liverpool fan John Bishop tweeted: “Not how any of us would have planned it but thank you to those players and staff who have taken us back to the top.”Liverpool fan and basketball star LeBron James celebrated the win by tweeting: “Premier League Champions!!! Let’s go!”The Fault In Our Stars author John Green posted “I am in a puddle of tears” on his dedicated sports Twitter

@LFC @LiverpoolParks #Liverpool #lfc pic.twitter.com/n08IfQL6Jy— Liverpoo1 9ity Council (@lpoolcouncil) June 25, 2020The Premier League restarted earlier this month after pausing due to the Covid-19 pandemic, with games now played behind closed doors.Supporter Anthony Nesbitt, six, was outside Anfield with his father Anthony, mother Marilyn and six-month-old brother Georgie, as well as a cardboard cutout of Sadio Mane.The family, who live nearby, had been in Stanley Park as the match was played.Ms Nesbitt said: “This is amazing, especially for them.

Alan Carr has revealed he’s been FaceTiming his pal Adele and it’s clear the lockdown isn’t holding him – or his social life – back in the slightest.