Lee Phelps: Last News

Roman Kemp is tipped to star on Strictly Come Dancing later this year, after quitting Capital Breakfast Radio, following ten years as its main host.The 31 year old left his role at Capital FM earlier this month, as he admitted that he 'needs time' for himself. He shared that he was still struggling with the death of his friend Joe Lyons, who worked on the show as a producer, and the studio acted as a constant reminder.

Adam Thomas has seen his odds of winning Strictly Come Dancing dramatically plummet, just as viewers enjoy the first live show of the 2023 series.The ex-Emmerdale actor, 35, took to the iconic Strictly dance floor on Saturday night alongside professional dance partner Luba Mushtuk for the first time, but it looks like he really needs to impress viewers at home if he wants to bag the Glitterball trophy. In odds provided by William Hill to the Express, Adam and Luba's odds of winning the show have dropped, along with Zara McDermott, whose chances of being crowned the winner have also been slashed.

The return date for Strictly Come Dancing has been revealed, and fans have just weeks to wait.The show will return to BBC One on 23 September 2023, meaning viewers have just over five weeks to wait. This year's line-up is full of big names as the likes of former Emmerdale star Adam Thomas, Ellie Leach, EastEnders star Bobby Brazier, ex Love Islander Zara McDermott and Angela Rippon get ready to take to the dance floor.

EastEnders star Bobby Brazier is already 'favourite' to win Strictly Come Dancing, just weeks before the show starts.The 20-year-old model and actor, best known for his role as Freddie Slater in EastEnders, was announced as the latest addition to the star-studded lineup on BBC Breakfast, on 9 August. And he's already the favourite to win the show, according to bookmakers, William Hill - knocking actor Layton Williams off the top spot when he was the latest celebrity to be announced.

Manchester City have not even had two weeks to enjoy themselves as treble winners and already the task of retaining their trophy haul starts with the Premier League fixtures being released. Lifting the league, FA Cup and Champions League all in the same season has been something whispered about for the last few seasons but Pep Guardiola finally achieved the feat that only rivals Manchester United done back in 1999.

Phillip Schofield will no longer be hosting the British Soap Awards after admitting to having an affair with a younger ITV colleague, but who will replace him to present the glittering event?

Holly Willoughby has been predicted to be leaving This Morning "within weeks" as the reported "feud" with her co-star Phillip Schofield continues to rumble on behind the scenes. While Holly is still yet to address any reports that she has secretly had a fall-out with her longtime co-worker and close pal, fellow ITV stars such as Loose Women's Carol McGiffin continue to weigh in on the situation. Bookmakers have now predicted that the mum-of-three, who shares children Harry, 14, Belle, 12, and Chester, eight, with her husband Dan Baldwin, is set to step down from the daytime TV show imminently.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are now "very much expected" to attend King Charle's Coronation later this year, according to the latest figures from the bookmakers.

Eurovision Song Contest has been revealed.The annual competition will take place at Liverpool Arena in May, with the city hosting the event in place of last year’s winner, Ukraine.Lymington singer-songwriter Birdy is William Hill’s favourite to represent the UK, with odds of 6/4.“It will need to take a special effort to beat Sam Ryder’s haul of 466 points last year, but our punters are beginning to feel confident in Birdy’s chances of spreading her wings in Liverpool,” William Hill spokesperson Lee Phelps said.“The 26-year-old is 6/4 with us to lead out the United Kingdom when this year’s Eurovision Song Contest takes place in May, making her the outright favourite to perform in front of the home crowd.”Elsewhere, Rina Sawayama is the second favourite to take on Eurovision at 5/2, while Freya Ridings and Cat Burns follow on 6/1. Jessie Ware has odds of 8/1 and Ellie Goulding is a current outside bet at 16/1.Earlier today (March 3), Birdy shared her new single ‘Raincatchers’, which is the first track to be taken from her upcoming fifth album, ‘Portraits’.

THE winner of the I'm A Celebrity final is nailed on, according to the bookies. Footballer Jill Scott is the overwhelming favourite to see off Matt Hancock and Owen Warner to wear the I'm A Celebrity jungle crown. And 46 percent of Sun readers agree, based on our latest poll asking who they'd like to win.

I'M A Celebrity's Charlene White will be booted off the ITV show within days after sparking a feud, according to bookies. Ant and Dec host the hit ITV show and have yet to announce when the first elimination will be.

Strictly Come Dancing's James Bye is the favourite to be booted off the show this weekend.