Richard Hughes: Last News

TV chef Richard Hughes has died at the age of 63, it has been announced by his family.The chef, who appeared regularly on Norfolk’s Mustard TV, was chef patron at The Assembly House, where he also ran the Richard Hughes Cookery School. His wife Stacia Briggs released a statement thanking people for their best wishes in which she said: “The Assembly House is overwhelmed by the thousands of messages they have received today. Richard’s influence spreads through kitchens across the world through the hundreds of chefs he mentored.

Bournemouth's Milos Kerkez has sparked intrigue with a five-word cryptic social media post after it was confirmed Manchester United are keen to sign him.

The family of Richard Hughes have paid a heartfelt tribute to their loved one, after the TV chef died following a lengthy battle against illness.

A witness who reported seeing a man "running for his life" from the Jill Dando murder scene has identified him as a Serbian assassin.

A physiotherapist has been jailed after he was caught repeatedly fondling a patient on the treatment table.

Former Celtic star Mark Burchill is set to become Richard Hughes' first capture as Liverpool sporting director.

Newcastle identify Dan Ashworth replacement as Man Utd close in on move, as their top choice to replace Dan Ashworth who is expected to strike a deal with Manchester United.

Channel 5 presenter Dan Walker, 46, has bravely shared his experience of a health scare that saw him rushed to the hospital.The former Strictly Come Dancing star was in Poland for the European football championships in 2012 when he noticed a 'strange' lump in his stomach and changes in his breathing. Before he knew it, he was being whisked off to accident and emergency in Poland with his colleague Richard Hughes by his side.

The independent fiscal watchdog will deliver a forecast to the Chancellor next week as the fall-out from the mini-budget continues.

Dennis Harvey Film Critic “Tough guy with heart of gold” is the cliché that provides the gist to “The Enforcer,” and nothing much turns up to refresh or complicate that hoary hook. This criminal-underworld thriller benefits from Antonio Banderas’ star charisma as a veteran mob strong-arm who turns against his own organization in order to rescue an imperiled teen. Richard Hughes’ feature directorial debut also elevates matters somewhat with a slick and stylish presentation. But the results remain too hogtied by original “Point Break” scribe W. Peter Iliff’s routine, elemental screenplay to rise above the level of disposable genre fodder.  Cuda (Banderas) is just out of prison, having dutifully taken the heat for deeds done in service to Miami syndicate boss Estelle (Kate Bosworth). He hopes to restore relations with his 15-year-old daughter, but she’s wary after his long absence, his ex-wife outright hostile. Perhaps as a regretful result, he takes a fatherly interest in Billie (Zolee Griggs), a foster-home runaway who’s also 15. He prevents her getting in trouble for shoplifting, securing a motel room so she’ll be off the streets he’s all too aware are unsafe. Yet Billie is soon abducted from that short-term haven, presumably by sex traffickers, and it doesn’t take Cuda long to figure out that the perps are very likely tied to his own employer. 

EXCLUSIVE: Screen Media has acquired North American rights to Renny Harlin’s actioner The Bricklayer from Millennium Films, slating the pic for release in theaters and on VOD next summer. The Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment company has also unveiled a new still from the film, starring Aaron Eckhart (The Dark Knight) and Nina Dobrev (xXx: Return of Xander Cage), which can be found below.

The Masked Singer saw Poodle unveiled as Keane lead singer Tom Chaplin on Saturday 22 January. The 42 year old lead singer of the rock band became the fifth celebrity to be revealed on the ITV show after he went up against Robobunny in a tense elimination.

Eddie Howe 's move to Celtic is reportedly due to a lack of a "clear vision" at the club. The Hoops are now pushing ahead with other candidates after their move for the former Bournemouth boss fell apart at the 11th hour.

Eddie Howe and Richard Hughes couldn’t have picked a better time to lead a revolution. The former Portsmouth boss believes the duo are ideal for the crisis management required at a club which has just lost its grip on their Old Firm top dog status in Glasgow by going global in a rebuild geared at reclaiming the title from Rangers next season.

Eddie Howe will lead the Celtic rebuild. Reports on Wednesday morning state a deal with the former Bournemouth boss is closer than ever to being struck and it's claimed he is putting together his backroom team as we speak.

Eddie Howe but it's widely reported the reason the deal is not yet done is Howe's insistence that Richard Hughes joins him as a director of football at Parkhead. Adrian Bevington, a former managing director at the FA and England national team, insists there's a growing trend with new bosses in the modern game.

Celtic, following the botched bid for 10 In A Row. CEO Peter Lawwell will depart, to be replaced by Dominic McKay, with a new manager and sporting director also set to arrive.

Celtic don’t get him in the door he is guaranteed to walk through another at a major club.Hughes’ former boss Paul Groves has little doubt over what the future holds for him.Eddie Howe has made it crystal clear to the Parkhead hierarchy that he wants the Bournemouth technical director in his set-up in Glasgow after the pair worked together on England’s south coast.Groves perfectly understands why and few are better qualified to judge the motives behind that move.Get all the latest Celtic news sent straight to your Inbox every day by signing up to our newsletter.We cover every morsel of information regarding your favourite club in the form of articles, videos and podcasts.The newsletter will arrive every day at 12pm, giving you a round up of

Eddie Howe must bring 'connections' to Celtic if he is to stand any chance of succeeding in Scotland. The pundit believes the 43-year-old and incoming chief executive Dominic McKay can also forge a strong bond by drawing the battle lines from day one.The former Bournemouth boss wants Richard Hughes as his sporting director at Parkhead with the pair working closely together in the south coast.

Celtic manager and will arrive at Parkhead next week, according to a report. The Scottish Sun suggest that only a last minute change of heart will prevent the 43-year old from taking the reigns at the Scottish Premiership club.

FANCY BLUE can put the bookies in the red with a victory in the Group 1 Qatar Nassau Stakes (3.15) at Glorious Goodwood today.