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Tom Jones was left reaching for the tissues during Saturday night's The Voice show.

#whodini q pic.twitter.com/6RGuOankWlJermaine Dupri followed suit, sharing a video of the late star on Twitter.‘My God, this one hurts me so bad, I can’t even believe I’m posting this, Ex you know I love you,’ he said.‘Thank you for every word, every conversation every good time, may your soul Rest In Power.’UK poised to make historic Brexit deal with EU as deadline loomsStranded lorry drivers clash with police as testing begins to end blockadeBurglars trash 94-year-old pensioner's home just before ChristmasHe formed their group with Jalil in 1982, with their debut single, Magic’s Wand, dropping that same year.Grandmaster Dee joined the fold four years later.The group cemented their space in music history as Magic’s Wand became the first

Dame Maureen Lipman, 74, is considering going under the knife after looking at recent footage of herself on a recent ITV job.The Coronation Street actress has however said she would be frightened to death of a botched job as she wants to improve the “two sacks” under her eyes.After seeing a clip of herself under unflattering lighting, Maureen said: “I thought, ‘My God, you’re growing to look like a peregrine falcon, Maureen, with a disproportionate beak’.“What can I do? Everyone’s having stuff injected into their faces...

Antiques Roadshow presenter Fiona Bruce, 56, who is best known as a newsreader and TV presenter, has revealed the details around her Spitfire flying experience - all of which will be broadcast on television.The Question Time host found herself sitting in a two-seater Spitfire for a special episode of the BBC programme.The long-running show filmed a one-off special at air-base Biggin Hill in Kent to mark 80 years since the Battle of Britain and the Blitz in 1940.While Fiona could handle the majority of the flight, she said her stomach turned when pilot Jeremy Britcher put the plane into a dive.She divulged: "My God, my stomach flipped over."I wasn't expected to be moved by it, but I was."Fiona continued: "We were flying over the Weald of

When firefighter Xavier Gourmelon found a "blonde woman" sitting in the back seat of a crashed car in a Paris tunnel on August 31, 1997, he told her stay calm.

Ryan Tubridy made his much anticipated return to the Late Late Show on Friday evening after two weeks away from screens and viewers were bowled over by his impassioned opening speech.

A French firefighter who was one of the first at the scene of Princess Diana's fatal car crash in Paris is finally speaking out about what he witnessed that day 20 years ago in his first newspaper interview with The Sun. 

Amy Thomson had just returned to London from her annual trip to India, only to find Heathrow Airport nearly empty as all nonessential travel in England was shutting down due to the coronavirus. "I had no idea what was going on until I got home and was just like, 'Oh, my God,'" says Thomson, 45, the founder and, until February, CEO of management firm ATM Artists.

If there were a prize for most instantly recognizable celebrity hairstyle, the Ariana Grande ponytail would easily win. Since 2018, however, following , the singer has been letting her hair down more—quite literally.