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Last night’s UK Oscars coverage pulled in by far the ceremony’s biggest rating in years, although this was unsurprising given that the awards moved from pay-TV to free-to-air for the first time in two decades.

Loose Women's Brenda Edwards has revealed the poignant reason behind her frequent choice of wearing blue as she opened up about the loss of her son.

Ruth Langsford took an opportunity to take a swipe at her divorce from ex-husband Eamonn Holmes as she appeared on the latest episode of Loose Women.

Daisy May Cooper broke down in tears during her appearance on Loose Women today, Wednesday, 23 October.The star became emotional as she spoke about the death of her late co-star and childhood friend Michael Sleggs in 2019. This Country actress Daisy, 38, was on the ITV show to discuss her new book Hexy B***h with Ruth Langsford, Coleen Nolan, Kelly Bryan, and Mariella Frostrup. In the book, Daisy has written about her interest in paranormal activity and her own spooky stories.

During Tuesday's episode of Loose Women, the ITV panellists were discussing the appropriate age for their children to share a bed with their partners at home.

Emmerdale fans shared their 'wish' for Samson Dingle to stay in the Dales amid rumours he's set to leave. The teen hasn't been far from trouble in recent years, first finding he'd gotten Amelia Spencer pregnant before wanting nothing to do with baby Esther.

The Beach Boys have discussed their new Disney+ documentary, the support they had from The Beatles, and the health of songwriter Brian Wilson.Interviewed by Mariella Frostrup alongside The Beach Boys’ documentary director Frank Marshall at Abbey Road Studios last night (May 13), the pair revealed that the 81-year-old Wilson – who has recently been placed under conservatorship for what his doctors call a “major neurocognitive disorder” – was still able to perform with the band for the film.“Brian remembered things that I had forgotten from high school at times,” said Love. “His long-term memory is right there.

Martin Lewis was supported by his wife Lara Lewington and television co-star Angellica Bell, 46, at the National Television Awards last week, where his financial expertise was awarded.The 50-year-old has helped thousands of people with their money problems on ITV shows including his very own The Martin Lewis Money Show: Live. Ahead of the new series kicking off, Angellica told Express.co.uk just how fortunate she was to have someone like Martin to turn to.She said: "People see the glass of it all, but there's been times where I've been like, 'I don't know what to do'."You know, times are a little bit hard being a freelancer and I'm not afraid to say that."He'll be like, 'do this, do that', he's really helped me think about money."Lewis Hamilton confesses ‘I feel so alone’ after reflecting on splitThe presenter went on to say she had always been conscious about money and investing where beneficial.Angellica added that working for Martin is like a "perk" as she knows he'll always be there for her."He's really good, he has supported me.

Strictly Come Dancing last year after nine years as part of the professional line-up. At the time, the 32-year-old released a statement to announce his exit, telling fans he had "lots of exciting stuff planned".Reflecting on his departure in a new interview, the dancer admitted it was wife Janette Manrara's exit from the show that led him to quit.He said: "It was different doing it without Janette.

J.K. Rowling.During an appearance at the Cheltenham Literature Festival on Tuesday (October 11), the presenter discussed his views on cancel culture with interviewer Mariella Frostrup.Norton said: “You read a lot of articles in papers by people complaining about cancel culture and you think, ‘In what world are you cancelled?’ I’m reading your article in a newspaper, or you’re doing interviews about how terrible it is to be cancelled? I think the word is the wrong word. I think the word should be ‘accountability’.”When asked about how that applies to Rowling, who is described as facing “anger, rage and attempts at censorship” for her views on transgender people, Norton replied: “What I feel weird about this is when I’m asked about it, then I become part of this discussion.One of the most sensible takes on ‘cancel culture’ I’ve seen.

 Mariella Frostrup, 59, has spoken up about the recent interview she had with Graham Norton, 59, at the Cheltenham Literary Festival.

Graham Norton’s comments about cancel culture got people talking on social media this week.

asked if she would marry the Duke of York again if she could go back in time during an interview with the UK’s Times Radio, she replied, “Oh, yes. He’s a very good and kind man. He’s a good man.”She even looked back fondly at the pair’s 1986 wedding day, calling it “exceptional and extraordinary.””I think my life is an amazing life,” Ferguson continued.

The Duchess of York has said her ex-husband the Duke of York is a “good and kind man”.

Lorraine Kelly told Emile John to “behave” himself as he left her flustered after complimenting her live on air. The Emmerdale star, who plays lawyer Ethan Anderson, appeared on Lorraine to discuss the racist attack storyline that continues tonight on the ITV soap.

Penny Lancaster said menopause has been “hideous” with mood swings so bad at one stage she threw dinner plates across the floor.

Loose Women panelist Penny has since told how the rocker's "empathy" and excellent communication skills helped her to get through the hormonal changes.The 51-year-old confessed that she had suffered "major meltdowns".Penny recalled: "I couldn't justify my feelings and emotions, couldn't pull myself out of it and would collapse into a ball of tears of frustration and scream."She admitted that her behaviour was totally out of character, and rockstar Rod initially felt terrified.However, he soon grew to understand the reasons for the changes."He had empathy towards me and how I was suffering," Penny revealed."We've always been good at communicating with one another and explaining how we feel, so he got to understand."Then he wanted to encourage men to sit up and take note," she told The Telegraph."He's going: 'This isn't just a women's problem.

One Show presenter candidly spoke out on the “petrifying” effect some of his work activities have on him.He explained how he finds reading out loud scary as he revealed the technique he uses to be able to read the autocue.Matt told The Yorkshire Post: “The scariest thing someone can do to me is hand me an email on live television and ask me to read it out.“It does something to me. It’s absolutely petrifying.“Whatever I read, I learn.

Graham Norton has revealed why he left BBC Radio 2 for Virgin.

Dawn French has said she is concerned that cancel culture means modern comedians might not be able to do edgy comedy.

The Chase Celebrity Special saw rugby star Ugo Monye face chaser Anne Hegerty in a general knowledge battle to raise money for charity.