Lisa Maxwell: Last News

Lorraine Kelly, 62, discussed the use of botox and dermal fillers to combat the signs of ageing on her ITV programme today.The broadcaster invited actress Lisa Maxwell for a conversation on cosmetic procedures.Lisa had recently had her filler and Botox dissolved after suffering an allergic reaction.Speaking about the risk of injectable procedures, Lorraine admitted she is weary of them.She said: "I think everybody should do what they want to do.“I’ve never done that, yet. I’d always be too scared.

The Prince of Wales has praised homeless charity Centrepoint’s new “stepping stone” housing development which aims to provide affordable rental flats for young people. William officially opened Reuben House, a block of 33 studio properties in south-east London, where rents are set at a third of a resident’s income, and hailed the initiative as “amazing”.

George Newall, who was an advertising agency creative director in the early 1970s when he helped create what would become one of TV’s most beloved and educational children’s titles with Schoolhouse Rock!, died Nov. 30 at a hospital near his home in Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y. He was 88.

Lorraine Kelly revealed she is "too scared" to venture into cosmetically altering her looks with Botox or filler.

Ayrshire in a few weeks for a special live show.Celebrities from Loose women, X Factor, The Bill and Brookside are set to arrive at Kilmarnock's Park Hotel on Saturday, September 18.Dubbed 'Lunch & Laughs', small screen personalities are promising an afternoon of singing, chat, a Q&A session and songs.And the likes of Loose Women's Carol McGiffin and Brookside actress Claire Sweeney will be on hand to chat about "celebrity secrets" and much more.West End performer Zoe Tyler, The Bill actress Lisa Maxwell, X Factor presenter Kate Thornton and TV personality Rustie Lee complete the all-star line-up.In addition to Kilmarnock, the troupe will also appear in Newcastle, Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Brighton, Stoke, Lincoln, Glasgow, Dunblane, Belfast,

ITV police show, discuss secrets from behind the scenes and take questions from fans.It’s the first time many of them will have reunited since the show ended in 2010.The Bill launched on ITV in 1983 and ran for over 2,000 episodes until it was axed in August 2010.The drama often pulled in viewing figures of up to 10million per week.Chatting about the reunion, actress Lisa Maxwell said: “You don’t want to miss this reunion. It’s going to be epic.