Tom Jones: Last News

Sir Tom Jones has been a judge on The Voice UK since the show first aired in 2012.Tonight (Saturday, November 7) Sir Tom is back on our screens as the series continues after pausing amid lockdown earlier this year.

Olly Murs has been spotted rocking a slicked back hairstyle as he headed off to film The Voice UK.The 36 year old, who recently revealed doctors had just two hours to save his leg due to a sepsis scare, was spotted leaving Manchester Hotel alongside his pal and co-star Sir Tom Jones on 6 November.The singer put on a casual display as he wore a black, grey and cream-coloured jumper for his outing in the cold. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

The Voice UK judge Sir Tom Jones has revealed the coaches have been faced with a "very difficult" change to the series, as it makes its return this weekend.

Sir Tom Jones went from showbiz dynamo to contented couch potato ­during his seven-month lockdown.

Highland garden boozer.Paul Stephenson, from Cawdor, near Inverness, converted his outhouse into a pub during lockdown and hasn’t looked back.The ex-radio producer began the Vintage Rock Pod podcast from his new bar and has already blethered with a host of music legends over a pint.Since going on air at the start of the month, he has chatted to John Illsley from Dire Straits and Big Country star Bruce Watson.He has also interviewed Mitch Murray, who has sold more than half a billion songs worldwide and produced and written tracks for The Beatles, John Lennon, Tom Jones and Tony Christie.Dad-of-four Paul has been amazed at how quickly his podcast has taken off.The first few shows were listened to by more than 1000 people from 18 countries

The Killers, Nile Rodgers & Chic and Craig David are among the artists set to perform on this month’s BBC Radio 2 ‘Live at Home’ live-stream.The event will be broadcast across TV, radio and online on Saturday, September 12 and Sunday 13 in lieu of the station’s Proms In The Park and Live in Hyde Park series, which were both cancelled due to the coronavirus crisis.Zoe Ball announced the line-up during the Breakfast Show on Radio 2 earlier this morning (September 1), with John Legend, Gregory Porter, The Pretenders, Tom Jones and McFly also due to join the aforementioned acts onscreen.Fans will be able to enjoy three hours of performances and interviews between 7-10pm on both days.

Comedy star Jimmy Tarbuck has saluted the NHS and thanked old pal Tom Jones for lifting his spirits as he battles prostate cancer.

Items from music industry stars including Sir Elton John, Billie Eilish and Ozzy Osbourne are going under the hammer.

ITV announced a packed autumn schedule - with a host of brand new shows - on Thursday (July 30).

The Voice star Sir Tom Jones, 79, has spoken out after the news of his friend and idol Little Richard - real name Richard Wayne Penniman - passed away today at the age of 87.The Voice judge paid a tribute to his rock and roll icon by sharing a video of himself and Richard singing together 50 years ago.Sir Tom has expressed his deepest condolences of his friend and idol Richard on Twitter today and said his "heart goes out" to all of his loved ones.The Welsh singer wrote alongside a video of the two of them performing together on his show This Is Tom Jones 50 years ago: "To my dear Richard,⁣⁣"You're a true original, you broke all the rules and you weren’t afraid to show it."He continued: "A magnificent talent and an inspiration to so many of

A Scots entertainer has performed a hilarious coronavirus take on an classic X-rated song for residents at a care home in Johnstone.

Sir Tom Jones, 79, revealed the current events with the coronavirus pandemic and the nationwide lockdown was reminiscent of his early childhood years.

Tom Jones stood before a painting of his childhood home in Wales and, with heartfelt emotion, told a world in lockdown of his own first experience of isolation – when he spent two years confined to that terraced house, in quarantine with tuberculosis.

Captain Tom Moore has officially become the oldest person ever to get a number one single.The war veteran's version of You'll Never Walk Alone, which he recorded with Michael Ball, 57, and the NHS Voices of Care Choir, has made it to the top of the charts just in time for his 100th birthday on 30 April next week. It's another incredible achievement for him as he recently managed to raise over £28 million for the NHS and volunteers caring for coronavirus patients by walking laps around his garden.

While Strictly Come Dancing star and BBC presenter Debbie McGee, 61, reflected on the time she met Welsh singer Sir Tom Jones, 79, she said she was "in awe" and hoped her mouth wasn't "hanging open".The TV presenter revealed she first met the singer queuing up for a buffet.Speaking on her new podcast, Spill The Tea with Debbie McGee, the radio host addressed one particular memory of meeting Sir Tom for the first time while minus her late husband and magician Paul Daniels at an event.After she told her listeners about her spouse enjoying lunch with the Royals, Debbie revealed who she met in the marquee afterwards.She explained: "I went to queue up for the buffet, and I was standing next to Sir Tom Jones."I could remember my mum absolutely

By Tim Dams

Sir Tom Jones is urging fans to stay at home during the health crisis as he recalls being isolated for two years during a childhood battle with tuberculosis.

Tom Jones’s career launched after the success of “It’s not unusual” which reached the number one spot on the UK music chart.Since then Tom has sold millions of records and has performed to thousands of fans over the years.

Neighbours on a street in Cheshire are taking part in a daily dance party on their doorsteps to help "uplift" those in isolation.

Sir Tom Jones, 79, shared a candid admission about how being “bedridden” with tuberculosis [TB] impacted him.The Voice UK coach suffered from the infectious disease from the age of 12 to 14 and was unable to enjoy spending time with his peers due to the illness.The Delilah hitmaker reflected on his health struggles in an interview with The Times in 2015.He explained the situation inspired him “not to take life for granted”.Sir Tom told the publication: “If you’ve ever had an illness, you know not to take life for granted. “I was bedridden with TB from the age of 12 to 14. “I’d see kids out in the street and I couldn’t go and play with them.That had a big impact.”According to the NHS, tuberculosis is a bacterial infection spread through

Sir Tom Jones more fondly called her Lady Linda and has admitted he has struggled moving on in life without her.