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Ben Shephard has spoken about the grief he felt following the recent loss of a close friend during Friday's Good Morning Britain.MORE: Ben Shephard shares rare photos of wife Annie during glamorous outingSpeaking with Reverend Richard Coles about his upcoming Channel 4 documentary on grief, the 47-year-old host revealed he was completely "shocked" as he struggled to come to terms with the death.WATCH: Kate Garraway and Ben Shephard overcome with emotion after GMB deathHe explained: "I lost a very close friend recently, a really big shock, out of the blue. And it was another friend that said grief is a bit like a wave - it hits you suddenly and then it dissipates and then suddenly, randomly it comes back out of nowhere and it hits you again."READ: Reverend Richard Coles shares heartbreaking post following death of partnerMORE: Ben Shephard shares rare photo of son Jack - and cracks 'hilarious' dad jokeBen added: "That's certainly something that I've experienced.

Death in Paradise star Ben Miller, 55, was put through his paces when he took part in Hamza Yassin's Channel 4 wildlife series, Scotland: Escape to the Wilderness. Hamza is best known as a presenter and cameraman for Countryfile, Springwatch and Animal Park. Hamza's latest show saw him take four celebrities out of their comfort zone on an expedition across the Scottish Highlands.

Strictly Come Dancing star Dianne Buswell let loose during her appearance on ITV show CelebAbility, where she was asked her true thoughts on not having the best celebrity partner on the show.The red-haired beauty admitted it was “annoying” to be given somebody who needs more work on the dance floor than others.CelebAbility host Iain Stirling reminded the dancer she was not on the BBC on his show, so jokingly encouraged her to tell the truth about her feelings.He asked her: “When you get paired up with someone s**t, is it annoying?”Dianne passionately said: “Yes!”The dancer went on to say that despite it being annoying, she enjoyed her time with Reverend Richard Coles on her first series.‘Are you bored of me?’ Naga Munchetty's interview gets

When Reverend Richard Coles announced the death of his beloved partner, David, condolences flooded in.

Richard Coles says he was once reprimanded by the church after letting out a “bad word” on the panel show Have I Got News For You. The broadcaster is trying his hand at stand-up comedy for Stand Up And Deliver, a new two-part series on Channel 4 in support of Stand Up To Cancer.

Reverend Richard Coles has told he's avoiding any foul language during his Stand Up And Deliver stint - after an appearance on Have I Got News For You saw him told off by the church.

 “I’ve been a bit wary since."The star is a regular contributor to Have I Got News For You and has appeared in several episodes.However, he did not reveal when he made the comment or what language he used. The broadcaster went on to reveal he feels comfortable laughing in the face of adversity and difficult times.Coles' sister-in-law died last year after contracting COVID-19 during treatment for cancer.His upsetting family loss came after his civil partner, the Rev David Coles, who was also a priest, died after a long illness in 2019.Addressing his reasons for joining the Channel 4 show and getting involved in comedy, Richard said: "Well, as a vicar, of course I spend a lot of my time laughing in the face of death. “It comes with the

Dianne Buswell, 31, has spoken on the dramatic change she could make to her “identity” if she lifts the Glitterball trophy in the near future.The Strictly Come Dancing star admitted that if she were to win the dance contest, she would consider altering her appearance by dying her flame-coloured hair.She revealed to Hello!: “I keep saying if I win Strictly, I'll change my hair colour. “It hasn't happened yet. I would love to give it a change.“If I win, I might change my identity.

Hugh Grant turned 60 today – yes, the eternally boyish star of Four Weddings and a Funeral and Notting Hill has finally reached manhood, and then some – and the landmark birthday has not gone unnoticed by his famous fans.Leading the charge on Twitter is Rev Richard Coles, who said: ‘It is the 60th birthday of Hugh Grant, one of the best actors Britain has ever produced, for my money. ‘He was rather diverted into his profession after failing to find funding for a PhD in History of Art at the Courtauld.

Dianne Buswell is as known for her trademark red hair as she is for her dancing skills in the Strictly Come Dancing studio.

Gardeners' World broadcaster Monty Don has revealed his dog Nigel, who made regular appearances on the BBC show, has died.

Reverend Richard Coles took to his Twitter to share with fans an unexpected ending to what started as a Chickpea emergency.The reverend initially tweeted: "Emergency: I need authority to substitute chickpeas for cannellini beans in a ribollita or a better idea."He then proceeded to tag a series of celeb chefs within the tweet including Nigella Lawson.Rev Richard later tweeted of how his chickpea emergency had been remedied after he found a tin of butter beans his late partner David had stockpiled ahead of a 'no- deal' Brexit.Rev Richard wrote: "For those whose day has been ruined by my cannellini bean drama I found some butter beans that David had stockpiled when we used to worry about a no-deal Brexit."I hope this salutary news has not

Reverend Richard Coles has spoken candidly about how he is struggling to come to terms with the death of his partner, admitting he feels like his future is “blank”. 

Reverend Richard Coles has said that he ‘sometimes feels like his life is over’ following the death of his partner, back in December.