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Scottish fashion designer Patrick Grant has said his father died “very unnecessarily” due to Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) shortages during the Covid pandemic.

Penny Lancaster appeared on The Great British Sewing Bee last night (Thursday) and gave viewers an insight into life with Rod Stewart as she made him a personalised gift.

GREAT British Sewing Bee viewers have all been left saying the same thing about Johannes' naughty blunder. The Strictly Come Dancing star was seen fashioning a Harry Styles inspired jumpsuit in the BBC sewing competition. Tonight's celebrity special of the BBC One programme saw four celebrities go head-to-head for the sewing title.

The Great British Sewing Bee Christmas Specials will be back this year with a new celebrity line-up ready to follow those tricky patterns and transform unwanted materials into something fabulously festive. Judges Patrick Grant and Esme Young will be back to share their expertise and critiques, and potentially dolling out the "chics" if the celebrities are up to scratch. BBC One has yet to confirm when the two part specials will air, but we're expecting the festive editions to follow a similar format to last year's, with one airing around the 22nd December, and the other on 29th December.

Patrick Grant and Esme Young will pick which remaining contestant is victorious after all three challenges have been completed. In order to win the competition, sewers must make it through 10 weeks of increasingly difficult sewing tasks. The 2021 series of Great British Sewing Bee was won by 21-year-old medical student Serena Baker.

Patrick Grant and Esme Young will pick which remaining contestant is victorious after all three challenges have been completed. In order to win the competition, sewers must make it through 10 weeks of increasingly difficult sewing tasks. The 2021 series of Great British Sewing Bee was won by 21-year-old medical student Serena Baker.

THE Great British Sewing Bee fans have all had the same issue with Esme Young - but have you noticed? The 73-year-old fashion designer has been a judge on the BBC series since 2016 and certainly knows her stuff. However, some viewers have picked up on a word she says on a regular basis which makes them cringe.

GREAT British Sewing Bee fans had a simple message for its new host Sara Pascoe as she took over tonight. Many had feared the 33-year-old comedian would be too hard an act to follow -but many told her she'd done a superb job.

Netflix, while insisting that Channel 4 - soon to be taken out of the government's hands and privatised - provides better shows.The TV star announced his views to more than 70,000 Twitter followers, many of whom agreed."The thing about Netflix is most of its shows are actually REALLY bad," he candidly claimed."Whereas loads of Channel 4's shows are really flippin' good. And Amazon? It's dogs**t."He added in no uncertain terms: "This government are cultural imbeciles."Twitter fans reciprocated by sharing their own, sometimes scathing views about the current quality of programming.@MissMorgzy was as enthusiastic as Patrick about denouncing the government, quipping: "Have you seen our Culture Secretary? Honestly, there is higher quality culture in yoghurt."@JilloHalloran1 chimed in: "Netflix would kill to have Channel 4’s track record.

THE Great British Sewing Bee was back for another New Year's special, but viewers could not get over one major gaffe. Sara Pascoe took over hosting duties from comedian Joe Lycett, as four celebrities battled it out to prove they had the best sewing skills.

Scots drag star Lawrence Chaney was back on our screens tonight and of course had us all in stitches of laughter.

The Great British Sewing Bee is throwing a Christmas Sewing Bee extravaganza, hosted by comedian Sara Pascoe.  To help get the Sewing Room into the festive spirit, she will be welcoming four celebrity sewers: journalist and priest Rev Kate Bottley, actors Antony Cotton and Kiell Smith-Bynoe, and presenter Anneka Rice.

Mary Berry’s Festive Feasts, cookery guru Mary has got her work cut out helping three hopeless non-cooks create surprise festive feasts for their loved ones. The kitchen novices are invited into Mary’s home as she gives them a Christmas cookery lesson with the help of two very special celebrity elves, presenter Alex Jones and Sewing Bee’s Patrick Grant (see above).

@Missymusician81 said: “I’m going to say blind arrogance, conceit & the hangover of an empirical superiority complex”.“The same reason we thought we would be perfectly ok to screw around with the EU on Brexit negations. “The same reason our covid deaths have been so extreme.

Celebrity MasterChef viewers were sorry to see that fashion designer Patrick Grant was the first to be kicked off the cooking show in last night’s episode. After replacing his immaculate suits for an apron, fans were sad to see his cooking efforts didn't get him to the semi-finals.

Celebrity MasterChef fans have shared their doubts over Megan McKenna's claim she is 'mellow' after recalling her raucous reality TV past.The 28-year-old singer appeared on Monday's episode (August 16) of the BBC One cooking series alongside Loose Women panelist Penny Lancaster, fashion designer Patrick Grant, BGT comedian Nabil Abdul Rashid and legendary broadcaster Melanie Sykes.On the programme, Megan said: "When I'm out, I like to wine and dine and have a cocktail and have a bit of sushi, I love all that."But then when I get home, I love to eat like a big [spaghetti bolognose] and chips." Following her introduction to viewers, Megan was approached by show judge Gregg Wallace, who revealed he was "really impressed" by her attempt at

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showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterPenny Lancaster is best known as a model, TV presenter, photographer and now a special constable. She's also formally known as Lady Stewart thanks to her marriage to Rod Stewart.The 50-year-old married Rod in 2007, but she was a popular woman well before that thanks to her growing career, and her time on TV is nowhere near over yet.

More recently, Patrick opened up on a "hellish six months" he endured, ahead of the newest series of The Great British Sewing Bee.On Twitter he made the candid confession.He wrote: “I'd had the most hellish six months of my life.“Then I got on set with Joe and Esme and this year's adorable contestants and all the bad things just went away."Although not elaborating further, Patrick received a wave of support from fans after the post was made.

Celebrity MasterChef, alongside the likes of Megan McKenna, Melanie Sykes, Patrick Grant and Nabil Abdulrashid.The star has a history of wowing audiences on reality TV shows, including the BBC's Strictly Come Dancing, where she impressed viewers in 2007.

BBC series.The Scottish fashion designer and businessman instead suggested that his co-star Esme Young, 72, is often at fault for the more “evil” tasks that contestants face on the show.Patrick made the light-hearted comments while chatting on a Facebook Live with Singer Sewing Machines UK today.Giving fans an insight into the next series of the popular programme, Patrick divulged: “We had a meeting yesterday to talk about challenges for the new season and we’ve got a big meeting tonight for a couple of hours to go through the challenges.“We’ve got to try and finalise the challenges by Friday.”Quizzing Patrick on the process, host Howard chuckled and asked: “Is this where you try to come up with something particularly evil?”Patrick quickly