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STRICTLY pro Nadiya Bychkova cosied up to co-star Kai Widdrington as they reunited following her break in her homeland. The pair seemed closer than ever as they rehearsed for a charity dance event, onlookers said.

Prince William ain’t exempt from a bit of friendly banter!

episode of fellow sportsman Rob Burrow’s podcast “Seven.” The 45-year-old joked that he loves to call King Charles’ eldest son, 41, “One Pint Willy.”Tindall quipped: “He is known to me as ‘One Pint Willy’ because he is not the best of drinkers.“Coming from a sport where it is built on the social aspect and a couple of beers being sunk quite often. That is one I will give away for the Prince of Wales,” he went on.“Oh my God.

Mike Tindall might be in hot water after spilling the beans on Prince William's funny nickname. Mike, 45, who is married to Zara, 42, a cousin of Prince William, 41, made the admission during a podcast chat with Rugby League star Rob Burrow. During their conversation, Rob was curious to know if they had any nicknames for each other or for other members of the Royal Family, including William, Kate, King Charles or Queen Camilla.

Mike Tindall is said to be in "so much trouble" after revealing his rather unflattering three-word nickname for Prince William.

Ben Shephard has made a heartwarming gesture to the Deal or No Deal contestant who captured the nation’s hearts after winning just £5 on the show. Brad Wale appeared on the Stephen Mulhern-fronted game show last week, when he opened up on being diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease - a life-limiting condition that affects the brain and nerves. His story struck a chord with viewers, particularly after he walked away from the ITV show with just £5.

All eyes were on the ITV studios earlier today for Monday's instalment of This Morning.

Rugby league legend Kevin Sinfield carried his great friend and former Leeds Rhinos team-mate Rob Burrow over the finish line at the inaugural Rob Burrow Leeds Marathon after pushing him for 26.2 miles.

The BBC Breakfast studio erupted in laughter today as the camera cut to marathon runner Kevin Sinfield urinating during the live broadcast.

Strictly Come Dancing stars Nadiya Bychkova, 32, and Kai Widdrington, 26, delighted fans with an impressive performance at the Burrow Strictly Ball on Saturday night.The dancers jived to Reet Petite by Jackie Wilson and their chemistry was off the charts.The exciting routine had been choreographed by fellow Strictly star, Katya Jones, who was also at the event with BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker and his co-host Sally Nugent.Dan shared a clip of Nadiya and Kai to his 752,000 Twitter followers.The crowd went wild following the duo’s brilliant dance and Katya was also in the audience beaming with pride at the routine she created.The event was held in honour of former rugby player, Rob Burrow, who has been living with motor neurone disease since he was diagnosed in 2019.Dan captioned the post: “A little treat for you.The Burrow Strictly Ball was a wonderful success last night.“There were so many great dances and one of the highlights was this jive from Nadiya and Kai.“It was AMAZING! They were so happy to support Rob and his family.“They only choreographed it on Thursday and then smashed it out last night.“Katya was chief cheerleader/shouter and Sally Nugent was SPECTACULAR too.“Hopefully loads of money raised for Leeds Hospital Charity.Thanks to everyone who took part for Rob Burrow.”Fans were thrilled to see the dancers back together.User @velvetwildcat gushed: “Fantastic stuff for a great cause. It makes me tired just watching them."David exclaimed: “So hot!”Helen added: “That is so so so exquisite.

BBC Breakfast presenter Sally Nugent looked exquisite as she took to Instagram to thrill fans in her red backless minidress.The 50 year old newsreader put on a glamorous display for her legions of fans on social media as she attended the Rob Burrow Strictly Ball located at Headingley Stadium, Leeds.Posting a boomerang on Saturday evening (March 19), Sally made sure she provided her 50.8k followers with a full view of her red sparkly frock.Showcasing her back and her toned physique to fans, Sally turned up the heat as she gave a playful twirl to the camera while she wiggled her behind.The journalist smiled radiantly as her gorgeous brunette locks cascaded over her shoulders while whipped her hair from left to right.She also added silver hoop earrings to her elegant outfit and a pair of rose gold heels.Sally looked a far cry from her usual smart attire that she wears during the week and fans couldn't get enough.Heading straight to the comment section fans showered the BBC star with compliments.One person wrote: "You’re beautiful and so hot," followed by a number of love hearts and love-struck eyes emojis.Another chimed: "Wowzers! Simply stunning."A third penned: "Blimey! There’s a hot lady in red," while a fourth added: "Fabulous dress."The Burrow Strictly Ball was created by sisters Joanne Hartshorne and Claire Burnett after their Rugby legend brother Rob Burrow was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease in December 2019.The sisters also hosted the star-studded night to raise funds towards the £5m appeal for Leeds Hospitals Charity to build the bespoke centre for MND.Speaking at the event, Joanne said: "To see the smile on Rob’s face was brilliant. It was such a special and fun night.

Dan Walker has had a light-hearted pop at his BBC Breakfast pal Sally Nugent after she signed up for a dance event without him. The TV presenter recently showed off his moves on the Strictly dance floor.

In December 2019 Leeds Rhinos rugby legend Rob Burrow received a devastating diagnosis of Motor Neurone Disease. But the star hasn't shut himself away from the world.

Motor neurone disease is an incurable degenerative illness that impacts the nervous system.

BBC Breakfast host Dan Walker congratulated his BBC Breakfast co-star Sally Nugent online after she scooped a British Sport Journalism Award.The presenter said the reporter had produced a “wonderful bit of telly”, when he took to the social media site to share the news with his 702,100 followers.Sally won a bronze and silver accolade at the online award ceremony.It was her documentary about Rugby League legend Rob Burrow, who is living with motor neurone disease, that won her the gong.The 49-year-old journalist told fans she was “delighted” with the news.She went on to thank the BBC Breakfast team in her tweet.“Delighted to receive silver and bronze awards from the @SportSJA tonight.“Our documentary with @Rob7Burrow and @leedsrhinos was

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxJosh Warrington will carry a tribute to fellow Leeds legend Rob Burrow on his fight shorts for tonight's clash with Mauricio Lara.The Yorkshireman has had football aces Lucas Radebe and Pablo Hernandez walk with him to the ring before big bouts in the past.Covid-19 restrictions mean that won't be possible for Saturday's clash at a near-empty Wembley Arena.But instead Warrington will wear the No 7 and the signature of Leeds Rhinos star Burrow, who is battling Motor Neurone Disease, on his shorts.Warrington said: “Many of you know, it's become tradition I share the ring walk with a Leeds legend.“There was only ever going to be one man for

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Louise Minchin has confirmed she will be hosting BBC Breakfast on Christmas Day, where she will be joined by weather presenter Carol Kirkwood. While she will aim to bring some festive cheer into our homes, the broadcaster warned viewers they will "need tissues" as the special programme will be an emotional one.

Kevin Sinfield hopes he has played a part in finding a cure for motor neurone disease after completing seven sub four-hour marathons in seven days and raising over £1.1million

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxLuke Gale's golden boot clinched a sensational victory for Leeds in a classic history-making Challenge Cup final.Fans were cruelly robbed of watching this magnificent showdown live but nothing could wipe the smile off the Rhinos’ faces.Gale, who won it with his 76th minute drop goal, said: “There have been a few one pointers this year and luckily it went our way.“I am quite emotional and it might take a while to sink in but I hope we did Rob and his family proud.”Leeds legend Rob Burrow, who is battling motor neurone disease, was the guest of honour in absentia and he’ll have been hugely boosted by this result.Coach Richard Agar said:

The world of sport will come together in October to stage a charity bike ride and walk to raise money for stricken Leeds Rhinos legend Rob Burrow.

Hull KR star Shaun Kenny-Dowall is praying coronavirus doesn’t floor his heavyweight boxing bow.The former New Zealand international, 32, is lined up to achieve his lifelong ambition later this year.The 6ft 4in, 16stone centre will take on rugby union’s Elijah Niko as part of a charity fundraiser for stricken Super League duo Mose Masoe and Rob Burrow.But plans for restarting the season could deal a knockout blow to Kenny-Dowall’s participation - along with fellow boxing hopeful and Rovers team-mate Weller Hauraki.Kenny-Dowall, a Grand Final winner with Sydney Roosters in 2013, said: “It’s something I’ve always wanted to do.“It’s a gladiatorial thing and will take me out of my comfort zone.