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'Looks pathetic' Richard Madeley opens up on I'm A Celeb's Naughty BoyAmongst the comments was Matt, who wrote: "Baker by name, Baker by nature."BBC Radio 2 presenter Zoe Ball asked Matt if his wife had any plans to release a recipe book after her popular offerings garnered attention.Seemingly stunned by the question, he laughed as he hesitantly said he wasn't sure, but liked the idea.He said: "It's funny she was talking about this the other day, she put all these pictures up on Instagram of all these cakes and bakes, she makes incredible things."Lots of people have been saying, 'How do you make that? What's the recipe for this?'"So, who knows, I mean why not? It's a good idea if people want it, give it to them."Matt went on to discuss the

Clarkson's Farm star Jeremy Clarkson has told how he was forced to call farming expert Kaleb Cooper following a mishap with his tractor.The Grand Tour presenter, 61, recalled the hilarious incident to BBC Radio Two presenter Zoe Ball, where he told how his co-star had come to his rescue by sitting on the bonnet of his tractor like an "ornament".Speaking about Diddly Squat Farm, Zoe revealed that she was desperate to know more about one specific incident."Recently someone wheelied a tractor on the farm, " the radio host said, before going to ask Jeremy for more details.He replied: "Oh yes, weirdly I bought a piece of equipment called a disc, I apparently learned."And it was too heavy really, so everytime you lifted it up the front wheels of

BBC Radio 2 presenter Zoe Ball has been forced to issue an apology after Stephen Fry made a rude comment live on her Breakfast Show this morning.The Gosford Park actor, 64, was speaking to the BBC DJ about his new book Fry's Ties which details his affinity to the neckwear item, when he made the surprising comment.The BBC Radio 2 presenter had started the conversation by asking the star if he recalled when he first wore a tie.Stephen said: "Well aside from school, it was really when the second of my grandfathers died."My brother and I realised we had this collection of men's things which included collar boxes."In the old days, people's collars and shirts were separate, you attached the collar using a stud at the front and a stud at the back,

READ MORE: A Place In The Sun’s Danni Menzies accused of dressing 'like hooker'Zoe Ball asked the baking legend: “Mary, of course, you’ve had your own brush with the royals recently.“You were made a Dame last year, congratulations.“Finally honoured at Windsor Castle.

BBC Radio 1 presenter Adele Roberts opened up about her colon cancer battle on her Instagram page last week.The 42-year-old was diagnosed cancer after having problems with her digestive system and has been receiving treatment in hospital.In her most recent post on Sunday, the DJ shared a picture from hospital telling fans a stoma bag had helped save her life after having her tumour removed."I’m still learning to look after it.

Ed Sheeran has revealed that he thought he might have been 'gay' when he was 'a kid' because he has a 'definite feminine side'. Ed, 30, who married Cherry Seaborn in 2019, has recently been isolating with his one year old daughter Lyra away from Cherry because the pair contracted Covid-19, while his wife's test came back negative.

Adele has opened up about how she felt while recording her upcoming album 30, and explained that it helped her confront her emotions. Talking to BBC Radio 2 presenter Zoe Ball on her Breakfast Show this morning, 15 October, the Set Fire To The Rain singer explained that she used the album as an “outlet” for her feelings, and said that music “took care of [her]”.

Adele has revealed she has "no solid plans" to go on tour after her album 30 is released next month on 19 November.The 33 year old's new song Easy On Me came out on Thursday at midnight much to the delight of fans after she spent six years out of the spotlight. After reaching nearly 11 million views in the first eight hours of it's release, the hitmaker joined Zoe Ball on the Radio 2 Breakfast Show to speak about the journey of creating new music.

Zoe Ball and partner Michael Reed enjoyed a cosy night out together in West London on Wednesday night. Attending the launch event for maximalist interiors brand Archive at London’s White City House, the pair were snapped side by side for the event as they wore matching black outfits.

Zoe Ball and Fatboy Slim, aka Norman Cook's son Woody Cook, has admitted that he is so short on cash that he can barely afford a loaf of bread. While his mother Zoe is one of the BBC's highest-paid radio presenters and his dad is a world-famous DJ, the 20 year old has explained that they have financially "cut him off" and make him work hard to earn a living.

Presenter Zoe Ball and DJ Fatboy Slim's 20 year old son Woody Cook made waves at the Attitude Awards, as he showed up proudly wearing an elegant and dramatic ball gown. Woody, who is famous in his own right thanks to his time on The Circle, was wearing a dress that featured a fitted top with thin straps, that cinched in at the waist and then flowed out in a flattering style.The dress was white and covered in what appeared to be black graffiti, with words such as "act normal" featuring in the unusual design.

 “My dad definitely did give me a love for radio.”Rachel went on to say that although her dad did work for the BBC, in light of Dorries’ claims, she is “not embarrassed” over the family link.“He left before I got my first job at @BBCSuffolk - but I’m not embarrassed about the fact he worked here. “I’m very proud to have followed him.”Fans took to the comments section of Rachel’s post to share their thoughts on her family admission.Vic Read commented: “Thanks to your Father not only for helping bringing you into the world but for also giving you the love of being with the beeb on the radio & tv.

Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two after taking over the role from its former host Zoe Ball.The Slovenian dancer shared he will be watching the programme with “tears” in his eyes as he wished his spouse luck.Aljaz shared a photo of his wife looking glamorous in a turquoise puffball dress and typed: “A proud husband day... it is my Janette’s first @bbcstrictly It Takes Two show today!“I will be watching it with tears of joy in my eyes.

Emma recently gave an update on her injury, saying last week it still bleeds.Speaking on BBC Radio 2 to Zoe Ball, she was questioned if her knee was “healing up nicely”.She replied: “Yeah, my knee, what a moment!“I actually saw that on replay, the slide looked pretty cool, I was really impressed by myself there.”Emma then admitted: “But my knee, it’s still open, and it’s still bleeding.“Like, when I bend my knee, it re-bleeds, yeah.”Earlier today, the tennis star was back in action as she played alongside Kate Middleton.Emma and the Duchess of Cambridge were all smiles as they hit a few balls at the National Tennis Centre.The official Twitter account for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge then shared a picture of the pair alongside other

Strictly Come Dancing professional Janette Manrara has admitted she’s missing dancing with the other pros now she’s hosting It Takes Two. The dancer quit the BBC show after eight years to host its spin-off series, taking over from Zoe Ball.

BBC Radio colleague the best as they presented their last show.The veteran BBC presenter bid farewell to Shaun Keaveny, 49, who is leaving the broadcaster after 14 years.Shaun confirmed earlier this week he would be stepping down from his BBC Radio 6 show.However, today was his last show as he broadcast from the London studio.To mark the moment, Ken took to Twitter to share his thoughts.He penned earlier today: “So @shaunwkeaveny moves on; a unique broadcaster and a top bloke.“Your next adventure awaits!” the radio presenter continued.Ken’s colleague Zoe Ball also penned an emotional tribute to Shaun earlier this week.The star said she was a “big mess of emotions” over the news.Posting on Instagram, Zoe shared a snap of Shaun and his

Co-hosting the talk show alongside Rylan Clark-Neal, the Miami-born star is replacing Zoe Ball, who confirmed her exit in June after a decade at the helm of the programme.Despite landing the coveted presenting role, Janette has admitted "begging" her Strictly bosses for one last spin around the dance floor.Speaking to Aimee Fuller on The Monday Mile podcast, the star made the shock admission.The podcast host queried: “But you’re not out out, you’re still in, do you reckon you will slip your dancing shoes on? Is that possible? Can you do the odd group number?”Janette shared that once you are no longer a pro on Strictly, it is very difficult to perform with the contestants, but that has not stopped her from asking for a slot.She responded:

Janette Manrara has revealed that her husband and fellow Strictly professional dancer Aljaž Škorjanec cried when she was first given her new role as It Takes Two presenter.The star, who has been a regular on Strictly for eight years, is set to take over presenting duties from the BBC's spin off show when Zoe Ball steps down later this year. Janette revealed to OK! that there has been lots of tears since she found out about her new role.

Ashley Roberts and Janette Manrara are currently enjoying a luxury break on the Greek isle of Kos.The Pussycat Doll, 39, and the Strictly Come Dancing pro, 37, have given fans a glimpse into their lives as they relax on the hotspot's gorgeous beaches and enjoy massages in the sun. Ashley is known for working hard in the gym and boasts an incredible figure, and showed off her toned abs whilst topping up her tan in a series of eye-catching bikinis.

Rylan Clark-Neal is set to return to out screens to host Strictly It Takes Two, after his split from husband Dan. The TV return comes three months after his split from his husband Dan, which he confirmed in a heartfelt statement.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has queried why Sir David Attenborough, 95, is not featured in the list of the best paid BBC stars.The Grand Tour host says he “does not understand” why the natural historian is never listed.He claims: “ONCE again, the salaries of most of the top BBC stars have been published, and once again it’s a list of all the usual suspects.“Gary Lineker. Zoe Ball. Fiona Bruce and so on. “What I don’t understand is why Sir David Attenborough never features on this list?“He must be by far and away the highest paid, but we never hear what he earns,” he added. Jeremy continued in his The Sun column: “Could it be that we don’t want to sneer at this national treasure?“Or has the BBC found a way of paying him so his salary doesn’t show