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AMANDA Holden revealed the first look at the brand new Britain's Got Talent's spin-off. The special themed show will focus entirely on the many spectacular magicians spawned by the format across the world.

Paedophile former football coach Barry Bennell died in his prison cell while on an 'end-of-life pathway' for cancer of the tonsils, having to write things down to communicate and to be fed with a tube, an inquest heard.

Creetown chief Jamie Adams hailed his “ruthless” players after they thrashed Mid Annandale 6-0.

Singer Sophie Ellis-Bextor opened up during an appearance on This Morning and revealed that her eldest son Sonny has moved out of the family home to live with his grandma, Janet Ellis. Sophie, 44, opened up about her 'chaotic' family life and admitted that she struggles with the idea of not having more children. She is mum to Sonny, 19, Kit, 14, Ray, 11, Jesse, seven, and Mickey, four, with husband Richard Jones, 43, a bassist in pop group The Feeling.

Britain's Got Talent magician and veteran Lance Corporal Richard Jones has revealed what the judges are really like backstage. Richard, 33, from Essex, got into magic while he was posted overseas, as it was a good way to help him stay focused while he was away from home and he was able to entertain his comrades.

From Sambas to Paso Dobles, Strictly Come Dancing always enthrals the nation with it's annual run of Saturday night glamour. But it's not just the dance moves that gets everyone talking, it's also the infamous 'curse' the show is said to pose on celebrities' relationships. Working in such close proximity to professional dancers for an extended period of time, the show has seen a number of stars split from their partners during, or shortly after, starring on the show.

Alesha Dixon, Bruno Tonioli and Amanda Holden were all moved to tears on Saturday night’s Britain’s Got Talent as budding magician Cillian O'Connor, 13, wowed them with his performance.The young contestant bravely took to the stage in a black t-shirt and bowler hat as he went on to show off his magic tricks – which at once stage left Simon Cowell speechless. Ahead of his performance, Cillian told the judges he had autism and used his magic as a way of improving his social skills. Already setting off his time on stage on an emotional note, Cillian went on to break down in tears after completely smashing his act, sparking Alesha, Amanda and Bruno to tear up too.

A pensioner died after driving his mobility scooter off of a beach promenade. Richard Jones, 78, misjudged the edge of the promenade and fell to his death, reports North Wales Live.

AMANDA Holden burst into tears after she was reunited with the woman who saved her life on Britain's Got Talent: Ultimate Magician. The judge was invited onto the stage by former BGT winner Richard Jones during tonight's special episode.

IT was the amazing act that combined military might with magical marvel and won Britain's Got Talent. Richard Jones, 31, from Essex, dazzled the ITV show judges and the public with his skilful sleight of hand and clever card tricks in 2016.

This week, The Feeling release their sixth studio album to date; and first in as many years. The follow-up to their eponymous 2016 LP, Loss. Hope. Love. sees members Dan Gillespie Sells, Richard Jones, Kevin Jeremiah, Ciaran Jeremiah and Paul Stewart cover exactly that; charting human emotions in their most vulnerable forms.

Chloe Fenton wowed the Britain’s Got Talent judges with her high-energy dance routines six years ago – and the youngster is still a superstar dancer. The then 10 year old had the audience on their feet while she grooved to Tina Turner’s Proud Mary in the audition stages of BGT's tenth series. Chloe, from Liverpool, told the panel of judges that if she won, she would create a dance studio in her home.

Eurovision judge, but decided to turn the offer down due to the show’s ‘kooky’ rules.The singer told the Radio Times that she was given the opportunity to be a judge for the song contest in 2019 as each country has a jury of industry professionals.Despite being a Eurovision fan, the 47-year-old declined the offer as she wouldn’t have been able to bring her baby with her, despite the fact she was still feeding at the time.That wasn’t the only thing which put off the Murder On The Dancefloor singer. Judges are not allowed to speak during the performances, and Sophie decided she couldn’t watch the show in silence.Speaking to the Radio Times, she said: “I had a very small baby that I was still feeding, and they wouldn’t let me bring it along.“I’m pretty sure the baby would have been impartial but, you know what, I think part of what I like about Eurovision is that it has very much got its rules… it’s kooky.

SIMON Cowell was in for a surprise tonight as Britain's Got Talent returned for another exhilarating evening of auditions - including a terrifying witch and enchanting kids' choir. Star judge, Simon, was left with his head in his hands after one act takes to the stage in just a pair of green boxers, which had Simon's face printed on the front. Meanwhile fans watched as Alesha Dixon stormed off Britain’s Got Talent after being covered in cockroaches.

Sophie Ellis Bextor has shared a rare tribute to her son Sonny - her eldest - as he turns 18. The Murder on the Dancefloor hit maker shared the message on social media. "My baby is 18! Happy birthday to my beautiful boy.

dog being swept out to sea. Christine Robinson, 57, from Eastham, Wirral, died on the afternoon of July 6 2020, in the River Mersey at King's Parade, New Brighton, reports the Liverpool Echo.

A mum tragically drowned after trying to save her dog in the River Mersey, an inquest heard.

Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s mum has shared a sweet family photo of the singer with her five children as she celebrated her 43rd birthday. The Murder On The Dancefloor songstress gave birth to her first child in 2004 after falling pregnant just weeks after she started dating her now-husband Richard Jones. Since then, Sophie has had another four kids with the The Feeling guitarist.The pair welcomed their fifth child in 2019.They pair are parents to sons Sonny, 18, Kit, 13, Ray, nine, Jesse, seven, and three year old Mickey.To mark Sophie’s birthday yesterday, Monday 11 April, her mum Janet Ellis shared a sweet photo of her with her grandkids.

Neighbours, Daily Star has taken a dive into Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s life.The Queen of “sophisticated pop” was born in 1979 and grew up in the house of celebrity parents, therefore was aware of the business from a very young age.By the time she was a teenager, she knew she wanted to be a singer and kicked off her professional music career in 1996, at the age of 17.Standing as the lead vocalist for the indie rock back, Theaudience, the group enjoyed short-lived success as two of their singles reached the Top 40 in the UK singles chart.In 1999 however, the band were dropped after their first album, prompting Sophie to go on the hunt for her own success.In 2000, Sophie emerged as a major star when she collaborated with electronic music producer DJ Spiller on the single Groovejet (If This Ain’t Love).The song found huge success, becoming a number one hit in singles charts around the world and famously beating Victoria Beckham’s single to the top spot.To this day, it is regarded by many as Sophie’s first big hit.It anchored her solo debut album called Read My Lips which was released in 2001 and caused her career to take off.That year, the singer brought out hits like pop single Take Me Home and she also served up another chart topper in disco tune Murder on the Dancefloor which was an ultra-smash hit throughout Europe.The singers career has by no means slow down and she now has six albums under her belt, selling more than 1.5 million copies worldwide.While touring her first album in 2002, Sophie met and later fell in love with her bass player, Richard Jones.Richard was the founding member of rock band The Feeling whose biggest hits include Fill My Little World.When previously speaking about their romance, the now 42-year-old

confessed that an innocent victim’s death still haunts him to this day. The career criminal, now 70, was an armed robber who spent time in a maximum security jail before turning his life around. His notoriety was established early in life - after he became Britain’s youngest armed robber at the tender age of 16.

Stereophonics have secured their eighth UK Number 1 album with Oochya!, released on Ignition Records. The album outselling their closest competition by 2:1, according to Official Charts Company data.