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Scarlett Moffatt has revealed she had a spiritual awakening as she participated in the BBC Two series Pilgrimage, and now describes herself as a Christian. The former Gogglebox star joined Richard Madeley and Kate Garraway on Wednesday’s Good Morning Britain where she explained that she found herself ‘defending’ her beliefs during the filming of the programme. Scarlett also admitted she is now ‘getting used to’ being a Christian.

Louisa Clein gripped the nation as she portrayed predatory teacher Maya Stepney on Emmerdale. Maya had been grooming student — and the son of her ex-boyfriend — Jacob Gallagher for months, finally being arrested in dramatic scenes However, Louisa left the soap in May 2019 after just 14 months in the role.The 44 year old made her acting debut in Judge John Deed in 2001, and went on to appear in BBC shows including Doctors, Casualty, New Tricks and Midsomer Murders.

LAUREN Laverne was back at the reins on The One Show yesterday. But the presenting regular triggered a full blow debate online when viewers of the show were too distracted by her outfit.

Scarlett Moffatt believes cows talk to one another in different dialects. The former ‘Gogglebox’ star, who is set to appear on the BBC Two show ‘Pilgrimage’, has expressed her fascination with animal language and teased she’d be discussing differing cow lingo whilst on the series - which follows a group of celebrities on a religious trek from Ireland to Scotland. She told the Daily Star's Hot TV column: "One of my favourite facts ever is that cows moo in regional accents "A scouse cow sounds different to a Geordie cow.

Gogglebox and I’m A Celebrity star Scarlett Moffatt has failed her driving test 13 times.So she is opening her own driving school for fellow motoring flops like her in a bid to help them finally pass.It is all for a new BBC One series called Scarlett’s Driving School.She said: “I’m over the moon. Having failed my driving test 13 times I know exactly how these learners feel and how much strain it puts on the person teaching you - no one will get in a car with me anymore!“I hope that that my new show will give us all the confidence to finally rip up those L plates and hit the road.”The show will be set in Teeside and its aim is to help learners who missed out on lessons with professionals during the pandemic and had to rely on family or friends which often caused friction.Scarlett will welcome those who are struggling to pass their test to a unique five-day course at her driving school.They will be given a crash course from some of the UK’s top professional driving instructors.And at the end of the show, they will all take their test to see who has finally passed.Scarlet is also due to explore her faith alongside other celebs as she appears on BBC Two's The Pilgrimage: The Road to the Scottish Isles.She will join a star-studded cast which includes Changing Rooms host Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen, Apprentice star Nick Hewer, Dancing on Ice alum Will Bayley, Monty Panesar, Louisa Clein, and Shazia Mirza.It will see Scarlett travel through the Republic of Ireland and Scotland as they learn about religious history.Speaking about why she's looking forward to the pilgrimage show, Scarlett said she wants to discover what her religion is.She said: "I’m doing the pilgrimage as I want to know what my religion is.

Scarlett Moffatt is due to explore her faith alongside other celebs as she appears on BBC Two's The Pilgrimage: The Road to the Scottish Isles.The former I'm A Celeb queen will join a star-studded cast which includes Changing Rooms host Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen, Apprentice star Nick Hewer, Dancing on Ice alum Will Bayley, Monty Panesar, Louisa Clein, and Shazia Mirza.It will see Gogglebox star Scarlett, 31, travel through the Republic of Ireland and Scotland as they learn about religious history.Speaking about why she's looking forward to the pilgrimage show, Scarlett said she wants to discover what her religion is.She said: "I’m doing the pilgrimage as I want to know what my religion is. I want to be able to answer that question with confidence."Moffatt went on: "At school, I spent a lot of time just reading books and on my own and so that’s how I got into faith really.

Scarlett Moffatt is set to explore her faith as she is one of seven celebrities with differing beliefs appearing on BBC Two's The Pilgrimage: The Road to the Scottish Isles. The TV star, 31, joins Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen, 56, Monty Panesar, 39, Louisa Clein, 42, Nick Hewer, 78, Shazia Mirza, 46, and Will Bayley, 34.

Gareth Southgate swapped the England manager’s dugout for a City trading floor as he joined dozens of celebrities raising money for good causes including the Standard’s food waste charity partner The Felix Project. The Three Lions boss took to the phones at City brokers ICAP on its annual fundraising day alongside fellow football legends Pat Jennings, Sir Trevor Brooking, Bob Wilson and Roy Hodgson.

DON'T MISS...Scarlett Moffatt says fitness DVD is her 'biggest regret' [INSIGHT]Amanda Holden, 50, sends fans wild as she appears to go braless [PICTURES]Stacey Solomon shares baby daughter's name after issuing plea [UPDATE]For her third drink of the day, Alex matched her juice to her bikini and consumed a vibrant orange liquid.It was then that she was seen soaking up the sun by the pool.Her dinner consisted of a simple and hearty soup.A fresh-faced Alex also snapped a selfie while resting in bed, which she later shared online."Resting, Recharging & Relaxing," she captioned the image."Rest is important," wrote former English international cricketer Monty Panesar in the comment section of her post."Triple R - love to see it," added

Liverpool duo Trent Alexander-Arnold and Jordan Henderson are helping spearhead a new anti-racism campaign.