Prince Harry Admits Losing Mom Princess Diana At 12 Left A ‘Huge Hole Inside’ Of Him

Garry Owen landed a 225/1 five timer at Uttoxeter and is a tipster who is bang in form - and here is Record Sport's man selections for Sunday.

Scotland's two decade winless run in Cardiff continues after another defeat in Wales took the wind from the sails of our Six Nations campaign.

A dyslexia school art room in Kenya will be named after an Ayrshire artist who auctioned off his work to raise funds for the education centre.

On Tuesday, we had a friend over for dinner on the patio. Conversation bounced around the usual bumpers: Politics, crime, ex-spouse, lawyers, kids, the neighbors.

Jean-Pierre Jeunet can be a master juggler of a filmmaker, letting many different pieces achieve weightlessness while our attention is rapt. When it’s graceful and methodical, it can have the dreamy qualities of “Delicatessen” or “Amelie.” But when the trick doesn’t work, it can be mighty exhausting to follow along with, as with his new Netflix film “Bigbug.” This movie has Jeunet doing “The Jetsons” while ruminating on what a robot uprising might inevitably look like, but that proves to be less exciting than one could ever imagine.

memes comparing him to an ‘Irish dad’. Thankfully, Matt also found the memes of him with his arms crossed pretty funny as Stephen Mangan – who worked with Matt on five seasons of the sitcom Episodes – told RTÉ he’d been following the parodies. He joked: ‘I’m not sure Matt really understands what was happening. Obviously, he is Italian, but he saw the funny side of it.

An unlikely rom-com duo if ever there was one, this Valentine’s Day, Charlie Day and Jenny Slate team up in an attempt to win back their respective exes in Amazon Prime Video’s I Want You Back. Directed by Jason Orley, the film follows Peter (Day) and Emma (Slate), two happily taken strangers who find themselves unceremoniously dumped on the same weekend.

It’s hard to think of other professional basketball teams that measure up to the Showtime Lakers era. NBA dynasties such as the Chicago Bulls led by Michael Jordan had a predecessor with Magic Johnson and the Lakers.

The latest incarnation of the live-action “Barbie” feature film is quickly a wild and utterly unexpected affair. After moving to Warner Bros., the movie was gifted a script from an unlikely duo, Greta Gerwig (“Little Women,” “Lady Bird”) and Noah Baumbach (“Marriage Story”).

Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin have been pictured leaving Hollywood restaurant The Nice Guy while a shooting went on outside.Police confirmed to Metro.co.uk that three people were shot, with multiple rounds being fired, after they heard a fight going on outside.They added that the three victims were all taken to hospital and they are all in a stable condition.They went on to say that the incident is ‘not gang related.’TMZ reports that stars Kodak Black, Gunna and Lil Baby were standing and talking before a fight broke out and shots were fired.Bieber was enjoying an after party at the restaurant following his concert at the Pacific Design Center at a Super Bowl Homecoming weekend event with the guest list including stars like  Drake, Leonardo DiCaprio, Tobey Maguire, Kendall Jenner and Khloe Kardashian.In photos from the night, Baldwin, 25, can be seen shielding her eyes as she and Justin are escorted by security. Neither of them have addressed the shooting, although Bieber, 27, reshared a video of himself singing his song Ghost during his performance.Events are gearing up in preparation for the Super Bowl this weekend, with Mary J Blige,  Eminem, Snoop Dogg, Dr Dre and Kendrick Lamar set to take to the stage for the half-time show.Explaining the selection of artists, Blige explained to USA Today: ‘Dre is the one who called us all to be part of this moment and it’s an honour because we love and respect him so much. ‘Everyone [in the lineup] is an artist that Dre produced or wrote for or has a connection.

KATIE Price has been seen boasting about buying a new "flash car" just weeks after dodging jail for a drink-drive smash. The former glamour model took to Instagram to joke that she was keen to find a motor as reliable as her much-loved horse. Katie, 43, was seen enjoying a day out riding with her horse Wallis on Friday afternoon as she headed to Instagram to gush over her pet.

KOURTNEY Kardashian enjoyed a massive, topping-filled pizza on Friday night and shared a snap of the delicious meal with her fans. The 42-year-old’s latest food post comes as fans have been speculating that she’s pregnant with her and her fiance Travis Barker’s first baby together due to all the cravings she’s been mentioning.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentJuliette Binoche (“The English Patient”) and Vincent Lindon (“Titane”) who starred for the first time together in Claire Denis’s “Both Sides of the Blade” said the experience was emotionally draining at the Berlinale press conference. The highly anticipated film, which was acquired by IFC Films ahead of the festival, is world premiering in competition on Saturday evening.

The Masked Singer will reach its crescendo this weekend (February 12).The ITV series will finally unmask the remaining three celebrity contestants who are disguised as the characters Panda, Mushroom and Robobunny.With plenty of theories and hints about who the mystery celebs could be, as well as some last minute clues pertaining to their respective identities, bookies Ladbrokes have updated their odds to the identities of each character.The betting shop has also provided an update as to who the most likely winner will be.So, who will be storming to victory this weekend?And, more importantly, which celebs are behind the masks?Favourite to win The Masked Singer this weekend is Panda.The unknown celebrity behind the furry mask is the bookies favourite, with 6/4 odds to win the show.Trailing one step behind Panda is Mushroom, who has been given 3/1 odds to win.Meanwhile, Robobunny is predicted to finish in third place in this weekend's show and has been given 4/1 odds to win.While the identity of Mushroom has been suggested as both Charlotte Church and The Chase star Jenny Ryan, The Masked Singer frontrunner Panda has been harder to pin down.Nonetheless, Ladbrokes odds have given hints as to who the mysterious public figure could be.Neighbours-turned-pop-star Natalie Imbruglia is odds-on favourite to be unmasked as Panda at 4/6.Scottish singer Lulu has been deemed the second most likely celebrity behind the mask at 3/1, while Pixie Lott has been deemed an unlikely outsider at 8/1.Ladbrokes' Alex Apati said: "It doesn't look as though Panda has bamboozled anyone, with the latest odds suggesting viewers are right to think Natalie Imbruglia will be revealed this weekend."Additionally, Robobunny has been suggested to be McFly

Manchester United icon Paul Scholes hit out at Bruno Fernandes after his poor performance in Saturday's disappointing 1-1 draw with Southampton. United once again spurned a first half lead, with Che Adams striking just after the break to cancel out Jadon Sancho's opener. It's been a nightmare week for United, who also dropped points against Burnley in the week.

AJ Odudu met a gang of witches to perform spiritual healing ceremonies - and she wowed them so much that witch expert Inbaal Honigman says she could join the cohort.The former Strictly finalist even got involved in a healing ceremony - and afterwards she claimed her back injury felt better.Odudu visited the clan of witches over a decade ago for a BBC Switch documentary called Teensville, Teenage Witches, before she made it big with Big Brother's Bit on the Side in 2013.Talented witch and psychic Inbaal spoke exclusively to Daily Star about her meeting with AJ, and how the witch rituals may have healed the lovable Blackburn TV presenter.Inbaal said her meeting with AJ began with a call from a BBC producer who told her they were making a doc following teen witches, and they needed to enlist the help of a more established witch in herself - a High Priestess in the witch order.Soon enough, Inbaal got a knock on the door at her home in Yorkshire - and standing outside was AJ and two young witches.Recalling the moment she met AJ, Inbaal said: "One day, they knocked on the door, and three girls entered - two obvious teen witches, with their frilly black dresses and crimson lips, and a third girl, with a whoosh of energy, a loud and engaging laugh and the strongest Northern accent!"Inbaal immediately noticed that AJ was "warm and open minded" as she spoke to them, and she was very open to trying out Witchcraft practises.Inbaal said: "She was very easy to talk to, and really open to trying out Witchcraft practices."Expert witch Inbaal decided to get AJ involved in a healing practice - and the TV star was excited to get stuck in.Inbaal went on: "Healing is a practice that's quite universal to most spiritual denominations, and so I

Opening up. Prince Harry’s reaction to Princess Diana’s death was revealed in the new children’s book, Hospital by the Hill. The Duke of Sussex wrote the foreword for the book, which was written by Chris Connaughton and is for children and or young people who have lost parents or loved ones to the current health crisis.

The Duke penned the emotional letter in the foreword of the book Hospital By The Hill by Chris Connaughton and illustrated by Fay Troote.

Prince Harry is opening up about the death of his mother, Princess Diana.The Duke of Sussex wrote an emotional foreword for, a book written by Chris Connaughton for children and young people whose loved ones have died from COVID-19. Reflecting on his own experience, Harry, 36, explains how as a child he «didn't want to believe» or accept that his mother had died, and how it «left a huge hole» inside of him.«If you are reading this book, it’s because you’ve lost your parent or a loved one, and while I wish I was able to hug you right now, I hope this story is able to provide you comfort in knowing that you’re not alone,» Harry begins.

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Prince Harry has opened up about how the loss of his mother, Princess Diana, left a "huge hole" inside.In the foreword of a book for children of key workers who lost a loved one during the pandemic, he said that once they were ready to talk about it they would "feel better and stronger".The Duke of Sussex revealed that although he felt there was gap after his mother died, he suggested it was eventually filled with "love and support".The book, Hospital by the Hill, tells of a youngster coming to terms with the loss of their mother who had been working on the frontline.Written by Chris Connaughton and illustrated by Fay Troote, it's directed towards children who have lost a parent this way.Harry's mother Diana, Princess of Wales, died in a