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TV stars and siblings, Scarlette and Stuart Douglas, are encouraging people across Scotland to support Mary’s Meals’ new appeal, Double The Love.

TV presenter Jean Johansson has announced some exciting career news.The star, who is known for hosting A Place In The Sun as well as The One Show, has shared her excitement as her latest TV project gets set to launch. Jean, 42, took to Instagram to reveal she'd been doing some reflecting, prompting her to celebrate how far she's come in her television career.The presenter said she is "exactly where I'm supposed to be" in a sweet message to fans. “Cheers.

SCARLETTE Douglas has spoken out for the first time after I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! has become embroiled in a “race row”.  The former A Place In The Sun presenter, 35, became the second campmate to leave the jungle - hours after Loose Women anchor Charlene White, 42, was the first celebrity to be evicted from the show.  On Sunday night, Scarlette found herself in the bottom two alongside comedian Babatúndé Aléshé, 36, which has caused the ITV series to face accusations of racism.  But speaking for the first time since leaving the jungle, Scarlette, who presents Channel 4's Worst House on the Street alongside her brother Stuart Douglas, described how she knew she was the “underdog” in the series while starring alongside big names such as Boy George. Speaking to The Sun, she said: “I've always come in here as an underdog. I've got the least profile of anybody else, you know, not everybody knows who I am.

A PLACE in the Sun presenter Scarlette Douglas has shared her worst fear ahead of heading into the critter-filled Jungle. The host, 35, revealed that even the thought of a spider makes her palms sweat as she is set to enter the camp in Australia and be faced with a series of gruesome Bushtucker Trials.

A PLACE In The Sun's Scarlette Douglas is an expert when it comes to helping others find their dream homes and plot renovations. And she's leading by example with her own stylish pad which has been kitted out with a stunning new charcoal kitchen.

WORST House on the Street viewers have had A LOT of complaints about hosts Scarlette and Stuart Douglas. The siblings present the Channel 4 show, which sees them help families transform run-down houses into dream homes without blowing the bank.

Scarlette Douglas, 32, is known for her role on A Place in the Sun, helping couples find their dream home.The presenter has now continued her love for property on her latest venture, this time with her brother, Stuart Douglas, as he admits that he "jumped on her coattails" for his TV career.Scarlette takes part on Flipping Fast alongside her brother and Amazing Spaces George Clarke.Express.co.uk asked Stuart how he started his career in TV and if his sister has offered him any help.He replied: "Scarlette has always been a presenter and it just goes on and you learn and develop from there."She transitioned from being a performer in the West End in musicals to presenting.So I’ve really jumped on my sister’s coattails."I have been extremely fortunate that I can learn from my sister, I can learn a hell of a lot from George Clarke."The production teams I’ve worked with have been so supportive.So yeah, I’m just riding this wave and I am really enjoying it."Stuart also revealed that he actually started out in property development before his sister, when he was a professional footballer.He revealed: "I used to be a professional football player.So I bought my first house in St Albans when I was playing for Leeds Town and then whenever I moved clubs I tried to buy a house in a similar location or vicinity to the club I was playing."I just thought that was better than renting.Scarlette at the time was in West End musicals and being self employed I said that she needed to invest her money for the best return."And it was at that point I said put it into property, I have bought a few myself and I think you should try and do something similar.

Scarlette Douglas, 32, is notorious for role on A Place in the Sun helping couples find their dream home, with Scarlette continuing her passion for property in her latest career move.

Scarlette Douglas, 32, has had a very successful career in presenting, being most known for her work on Channel 4's A Place in the Sun. Her brother Stuart Douglas, 44, is a retired professional football player and bought his first property at the age of 19.

FIFA+’s debut feature doc Ronaldinho: The Happiest Man In The World sets the gold standard for quality, scale and ambition for original content on the new soccer streamer, says its head of content.

Ahead of the 2022 Qatar World Cup, soccer’s governing body FIFA is launching a free streaming service.

A Place In The Sun host Scarlette Douglas has been a fixture on the Channel 4 programme since 2015, but she is now gearing up for a massive career overhaul. Not only does Scarlette help house hunters find their dream home in the sunshine, but she also helps to run the family business with her brother, Stuart Douglas.

EXCLUSIVE: UK network Channel 4 has commissioned a feature series following a brother-and-sister property development partnership helping families transform run-down houses into dream homes.

Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Threave Rovers have made five new signings ahead of the new South of Scotland League season.And gaffer Vinnie Parker doesn’t expect any more new arrivals ahead of the big kick-off next month.With the arrival of Aiden Kerr from Dalbeattie Star announced last month, the Meadow Park boss has revealed that defenders Ross Green and Stuart Douglas, midfielder Tommy Smith and goalie Kieran McCulloch have all signed on.And former Queen of the South and Hibs winger Dan Carmichael is set to stay put.Parker said: “I think that will be us.

Jake Bugg is writing music for a film about the Brazilian footballer Ronaldinho, the musician has revealed.A documentary on the 2002 World Cup winner is in the works by the filmmakers Andrew and Stuart Douglas, who have worked on some of Bugg’s music videos in the past.“They directed a couple of music videos for me and asked if I’d have a go,” Bugg told The Sun. “That’s what I was doing in the previous lockdown.