Prestfest hitting right notes as Ayrshire music festival gears up for 10th anniversary

Mo Gilligan has reportedly "secretly split" from his girlfriend of four years Sophie Wise as he tries to crack America.The comedian, 34, and former Hollyoaks actress, 27, are said to have "amicably" broken up, after moving in together this year – with Mo's work commitments and travel for new projects to blame. Mo, who hosted the Brit Awards for the first time earlier this year, will present the upcoming UK version of game show That's My Jam, which will air on the BBC but is being filmed in Los Angeles.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and their children are believed to have moved into their new Windsor home. Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis are joining the co-educational private Lambrook School near Ascot in Berkshire after the family set up home in Adelaide Cottage in Windsor’s Home Park.

One half of the duo The Hairy Bikers Dave Myers has revealed he's lost his beard as he continues to battle cancer.The 64 year old went public with his diagnosis in May but is yet to reveal the type of cancer he is suffering from. He's kept his condition and treatment under wraps since first sharing the news. Now, the famous chef has given fans an update while appearing on his Agony Uncles podcast as he told pal Si King, 55, that he misses his beard.

Vernon Kay and Tess Daly are already proud parents to two daughters, Phoebe, 17, and Amber, 13, but there's another 'baby' in their household that also fills them with joy.MORE: Strictly Come Dancing 2022: all the celebrities confirmed to take partVernon revealed that his family are huge fans of Strictly Come Dancing – which Tess has fronted since it began in 2004 – and they even see the BBC One show as a "third child". "We love Strictly in our house," Vernon said. "It's like our third child. WATCH: Strictly Come Dancing's most amazing perfect 40 dances"Tess started the show in its infancy — its first ever series when it was just a wee baby. Then we had our first baby and subsequently we had Amber, so we've grown up with it as like a family member."He added to The Sun: "It sleeps for the majority of the year, but come August when they start prepping outfits and talking about contestants, that's when that baby comes alive."READ: Strictly Come Dancing Blackpool special date revealed - and here's how you can win ticketsSEE: Tess Daly stuns in flirty mini summer dress as she gushes about husband Vernon KayVernon is extremely proud of his wife and her Strictly accomplishments and revealed she hopes to co-host the show well into her eighties, just like Sir Bruce Forsyth who hosted the show with her until he was 86.Tess now co-hosts with Claudia Winkleman who took over from Bruce following his departure in 2014, and Vernon was full of praise for the game-changing female duo.

Just like any other busy parents, these stars all loyally drop their children to school in the morning; and true to form, look super stylish whilst doing so! Whether it's athleisure like Victoria Beckham or jeans and a blazer like Holly Willoughby, we're taking inspiration from these stylish celebrity mums.READ: Holly Willoughby's passion she's passed down to her three kidsIn June 2020, following the UK coronavirus lockdown, Holly skipped This Morning once in order to take her three young children - Harry, 11, Belle, nine, and Chester, five – back to school for the first time. Check out those trainers! "The new norm... back to school," she simply wrote alongside the snap.WATCH: Cheryl's Tips For New MumsIn September 2019, This Morning presenter Holly shared a sweet selfie of herself strolling to school with son Chester ahead of his first day.

There’s no hope in John McDonald’s eyes. “I haven’t eaten in three days,” he says, glancing down at the floor. “I’ve been on the streets since my mum and dad died four years ago.”

Cliff Richard early on during her tennis career. In a new interview, the BBC presenter, 66, told how she was left "upset and angry" following the end of their one-year relationship, which she claimed came to an end after the singer asked a friend to dump her over the phone.Former pro tennis player Sue dated popstar Cliff for a year at the start of the eighties- when she was 25 and he 41.The TV presenter has now told of her sadness after claiming the the singer got a friend to break-up with her over the phone, instead of doing it himself.Sue told how after being injured she felt "down" and subsequently sought to chat with Cliff to lift her spirits."He was, I thought, my boyfriend," she added.Sue went on to describe how she was living with a girlfriend called Jill, who was seeing Cliff's friend Bill Latham at the time.She added that the two were "chatting happily" everyday while Bill was on holiday with Cliff, but meanwhile, the singer had ghosted her.After Sue spoke to Jill to ask Bill to ask Cliff to call her, the tennis player finally heard from the singer.She explained: "Forty-eight hours later, I got a call from one of Cliff’s friends, on his behalf, saying that Cliff just wanted to cool it.

Gogglebox star Abbie Lynn has been wowing Instagram fans with a slew of bikini snaps, during a sun-soaked and romantic getaway with her rarely-seen boyfriend Callum.The 21-year-old, who is best known for her role on the Channel 4 programme, looked sizzling as she joined her beau poolside for a scorching selfie.Looking hotter than the Spanish weather itself, the TV starlet turned heads as she posed in a strapless white bikini with racy cut-out detail.READ MORE: Scarlett Moffatt’s rarely seen Gogglebox sister unrecognisable years after quitting showIt appeared as though Abbie had been lapping-up the sun with Callum, with the loved-up twosome boasting glowing skin as they happily smiled for the camera.In other posts, Abbie's slender and bombshell curves stole the show as she showcased a few killer two-pieces from her trip to Mallorca. Wearing the same jaw-dropping white bikini, the television watching star stunned as she took to the floor with one popped leg while leaning back on her hands.Another snap that was shared to her story saw her parade her gym-honed form in very striking abstract and multicoloured swimwear.Capturing the image herself in a full-length mirror, Abbie snapped away on her camera phone achieving her best angle to share with her adoring fans.She wore her dynamite auburn locks in a sassy messy bun as she prepared to take to her sun-lounger for a day of relaxation.In a separate update, Abbie indicated that their holiday could have been spurred on by a special occasion – as the starlet took to her platform to wish Callum a happy birthday.

Logan Paul may not be welcome back at Arsenal anytime soon after it emerged a member of his security team broke a punching machine at the Emirates.The YouTube stars have recently gone into business with the famous north London club, with their hydration company - called PRIME - now supplying the 60,000 seater stadium with drinks. And the former rivals were recently pictured in Arsenal shirts together after visiting the stadium to seal the deal.KSI, who last month KO'd two fighters in one night as he relaunched his professional boxing career, is a lifelong fan of the Gunners.

A ‘much needed’ new retirement village is to be built on the site of a former garden centre. Planners had previously raised concerns over disabled visitor access at the ‘independent living’ complex proposed for the old Ladybridge Garden Centre, in Cheadle Hulme, Stockport.

Maren Morris and Zedd have released their second collab together!

Jon Burlingame editorAs Emmy voters mark their ballots in final-round voting this weekend, Variety breaks down the widely varied competitors in this complete guide to all seven categories including original scores, songs, music direction and music supervision.“The Flight Attendant” (HBO Max) Blake Neely One win, three other nominations Episode: “The Reykjavik Ice Sculpture Festival Is Lovely This Time of Year” Fun, energetic all-percussion score for Cassie in Iceland“Loki” (Disney+) Natalie Holt One prior nomination (two this year) Episode: “Glorious Purpose” Theremin, sampled clocks, orchestra for Loki encountering TVA“Only Murders in the Building” (Hulu) Siddhartha Khosla Three previous nominations and three this year Episode: “The Boy From 6B” Music, not dialogue, tells story from deaf boy’s POV “Schmigadoon!” (Apple TV+) Christopher Willis One previous nomination Episode: “Schmigadoon!” Underscores romance, magic in unreal musical-inspired town“Severance” (Apple TV+) Theodore Shapiro One previous nomination (two this year) Episode: “The We We Are” Dramatic variations on piano-and-strings theme in season finale“Succession” (HBO) Nicholas Britell One win, three previous nominations Episode: “Chiantishire” Classical piano, string sounds pervade Tuscany wedding locale“1883” (Paramount+) Brian Tyler, Breton Vivian Two nominations for Tyler, first for Vivian Episode: “1883” Powerful, tragedy-laden symphonic score with folk elements“Moon Knight” (Disney+) Hesham Nazih First nomination Episode: “Asylum” Orchestral and choral score rooted in Egyptian music“Station Eleven” (HBO Max) Dan Romer First nomination Episode: “Unbroken Circle” Strings, organ, wordless voices for uplifting finale“A Very British Scandal” (Prime Video)

Jamie Foxx is implying that political correctness is why his movie “All-Star Weekend” has yet to see the light of day.

Two wide studio releases will hopefully prevent this summer from reaching another low at the box office after last weekend’s $67.3M. If there’s one movie that’s going to pull ahead, sources are betting on Crunchyroll’s Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero. That distributor has proven in a short amount of time that they can draw a great deal of anime fans in a Friday through Sunday span. The Tetsuro Kodama directed animation movie is looking at anywhere from $12M-$15M, ahead of Universal’s genre lion-stalking film, Beast, starring Idris Elba; that pic hoping for at least double digits.

The Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival (LALIFF) announced the call for submissions for its third annual LALIFF Inclusion Fellowship which aims to champion underrepresented filmmakers within the Latino community. With continued support from Netflix’s Fund for Creative Equity, ten visionary self-identifying Indigenous Latino and Afro/Black Latino directors will each be awarded $30,000 for the production of their short films.

Diane Keaton is ready to take on more physical roles following her latest work in Mack & Rita.

READ MORE: Where Teletubbies stars are now – accidental death, EastEnders fame and huge net worth The Lion and the Bear featured just that - cardboard cutouts of a lion and a bear, the lion on wheels and the bear with terrifying eyes rolling around in its head and huge claws outstretched to maul the innocent ‘Tubbies… you get the idea.Children across the nation were left scarred by the independently moving limbs of the cardboard characters, along with the Bear’s terrifying intonation of: “I’m the bear! I’m the bear! And I’m coming!”The Teletubbies proceed to flee the predator, with Laa-Laa warning his pals to “hide!”The music was also called out as not being “age-appropriate” for kids, with the scary voices and chase sequence towards the end of the ‘magical event’ the focus of parents’ complaints.One review even branded the section “the greatest horror film of all time”.Eventually bosses had no choice other than to edit the original sketch for 2001, after it was banned in several countries in 1999 for being inappropriate for children.The US outlawed the episode entirely as its network PBS was so concerned by the backlash it had already received.The edited version included various added sound effects to make the Lion and the Bear less scary, like a doorbell ringing when the Bear first pops out from behind a tree with its tongue lolling about in its gaping maw.Piano music also made the sketch a lot more bearable, apparently, while the Tubbies are no longer afraid of the Bear, and instead giggle at her presence.However, some of the original DVDs still contain the original sketch, and you can catch it on YouTube here - if you dare.Dipping behind the scenes of Teletubbies a little more, it’s clear the sketch isn’t the only

Kevin Federline really thought he was doing something here…

Halle Bailey has opened up about the support she received from her grandparents in the wake of receiving racist backlash when she was cast as Ariel in the lead role of the live-action version of The Little Mermaid.The 22-year-old actress/singer told Variety her grandparents told her about the racism they had endured, and was boosted when they told her how important her role in the film would be.'It was an inspiring and beautiful thing to hear their words of encouragement, telling me, "You don't understand what this is doing for us, for our community, for all the little Black and brown girls who are going to see themselves in you,"' the Atlanta native told the outlet. The latest: Halle Bailey, 22, has opened up about the support she received from her grandparents in the wake of receiving racist backlash when she was cast as Ariel in the lead role of the live-action version of The Little Mermaid.

Sinead Harnett is making music for adults.

With Little Mix currently on hiatus (we're fast-approaching the 100-day mark, not that we're counting), our attention's turned to Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Jade Thirlwall and Perrie Edwards' solo endeavours.