Sara Davies said husband was 'ratty' over Strictly partner Aljaz Skorjanec - before striking up 'bromance'

Some Gogglebox fans have called for Mary Killen to be dropped from the show after comments she made about Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Friday night’s show. Mary, along with partner Giles Wood, had tuned into the PM’s sit down interview with Susanna Reid on Good Morning Britain, which saw the presenter grilling Boris over the current cost of living crisis.

Anas Sarwar has backed Keir Starmer to take Labour into the next general election despite the UK party leader facing mounting questions over beergate.

STRICTLY pairing John Whaite and Johannes Radebe shared a tender moment at a bus stop after last night's TV Baftas. The friends held hands and hugged as they waited for a ride home after the star-studded ceremony at London's South Bank.

Boris Johnson allegedly vomited on his suit and had to get changed ahead of his interview with Susanna Reid on Good Morning Britain.

HELLO! magazine, Aljaz Skorjanec and Janette Manrara reveal they would like to present a television show together.In the interview – their first since Aljaz announced in March that he's following in his wife's footsteps and leaving Strictly Come Dancing – the married professional dancers reveal they have set their sights on becoming the new Eammon Holmes and Ruth Langsford."We love watching Eammon and Ruth, so to do something like that would be amazing," Janette, who quit Strictly last year to present its spin-off show It Takes Two, tells the magazine.WATCH: Janette Manrara reveals bittersweet decision to swap dancing for presenting"Being a couple on Strictly gave us an edge and I feel like it can be exactly the same when it comes to, potentially, one day being on a different kind of TV programme together," adds Aljaz, who is also retraining as an actor and has a film role in the pipeline. He has been having acting lessons and auditioning for roles, as well as having discussions with TV and radio networks.READ: Dianne Buswell gives update on her Strictly future after Aljaz Skorjanec's shock exitGALLERY: The Strictly pros who quit the show and why Aljaz announced he had quit Strictly in March"I've had an incredible nine years on Strictly and have felt so lucky to be there, but it felt like the right time to take a risk and open myself up to new challenges," he explains."I want to try other things like film, TV and radio while I'm still young enough and my body is 100 per cent capable.

Fans of Channel 4 show Gogglebox are calling for one of its most popular couples to be axed after last night's show. People were troubled by some of the pair's comments which were aired on Channel 4, but now things have escalated, and viewers are calling for them to be dropped.

BBC Breakfast host Charlie Stayt put his foot down when he discussed the ongoing partygate scandal with Liberal Democrats Deputy Party Leader Daisy Cooper.During Saturday’s (May 7) instalment of the popular BBC One morning news show, the 59-year-old and his co-host Naga Munchetty welcomed the party leader onto the show to discuss the changing council political landscape.As he caught up with the 40-year-old MP, the duo discussed the wins and losses for the Conservatives and how the Lib Dems managed to gain almost 200 council seats in England. After discussing the story all morning on the BBC show, the broadcaster wanted to get her thoughts on Boris Johnson ’s current ongoing investigations for breaking lockdown rules during the peak of the pandemic and whether he should step down.

Sara Davies has admitted that her "good friend" pretended to be a contestant on Dragons' Den to bag her a place on the panel.The BBC entrepreneur, who has recently teamed with Hasbro to launch the children's game, My First Monopoly, has been a panel member on the BBC show since 2019.The Durham native also runs a successful crafting company which she founded in 2005 and is a loving mum to her two boys aged eight and five.In an exclusive chat with Daily Star, Sara revealed how she bagged the opportunity of a lifetime and wound up as one of the most well-known entrepreneurs in the country.The mum-of-two explained: "I was part of an all-female investment group in the Northeast called Gabriel Investors and the guy that had done our marketing support with us became a good friend of mine, and he said you'd be absolutely brilliant on Dragon's Den and I said you know what, I think I would too because I'd really enjoy it, and he said well why don't you put your name forward for it?"She explained: "Well you don't just put your name forward for the BBC and he said well what do you do? And I said well I'm hoping one day they might notice me and they might invite me to come and audition for the show."The business woman went on to say that her friend refused to wait until she got noticed and took it upon himself to ring the BBC because he thought she'd be "a really good dragon."She quipped: "The next day he rang and he went as though he was going through the application process to be a contestant on the show, and it was when he got through to one of the researchers to find out about his business, he said I'm not actually ringing about me, I'm ringing about my friend, I think she'd be a really good dragon on the show."Sara recalled that

Lorraine Kelly has spoken out and said she 'should have complained' about her portrayal on Bo Selecta. The TV presenter was played by actor Leigh Francis, better known as Keith Lemon, during the Channel 4 show in the 2000s.

Sara Davies has confessed she “resents” some of her competitors on Strictly Come Dancing who were lucky enough to drop their commitments to dedicate their time to the BBC One dance competition.

Piers left GMB last March in a row over Meghan Markle's claims about the Royal Family. The controversial news journalist said it was “good to see” Boris back on the ITV show. He joked that it “only took him five years”.The star also praised Susanna for how she handled the interview which saw Boris come under fire for his handling of the issue of a 77-year-old woman who rides the bus all day as she cannot afford to heat her home. He tweeted jokingly that he would be going “back into the fridge” after the interview. It refers to an infamous TV moment in which the PM hid in a fridge to avoid GMB questions in the run up to the 2019 election. Piers has hosted Piers Morgan Uncensored since it began airing on April 25. It airs weeknights at 8pm on TalkTV and on YouTube.

TV presenter and Strictly Come Dancing runner-up Susanna Reid previously revealed why she never wants to marry despite being private about her love life.The 51 year old has been asked numerous times before why she isn't married and recently gave fans have an answer to the question. Speaking on breakfast show Good Morning Britain last year, she said: "It was a personal choice. "It's a bit of an old fashioned idea that children are 'illegitimate' if you're not married.

This Morning viewers were left feeling sorry for Josie Gibson as she returned to the show with another challenge on her hands. The presenter spent last week hugging cows as part of a new craze and this week was sent to the top of the Television Centre.

Boris Johnson has been slammed after a "desperate" attempt to revive Margaret Thatcher's Right to Buy (RTB) policy, days before the UK council elections.

Kim Kardashian has arrived on the red carpet at the 2022 Met Gala in a gown worn by Marilyn Monroe, which she paired with a newly blonde hairdo. On Monday, The Kardashians star made her debut on the steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art with her boyfriend, comedian Pete Davidson. For the occasion, the Skims founder chose a bedazzled sheer beige floor-length gown, which was previously worn by Monroe in 1962 to serenade President John F Kennedy on his 45th birthday.

Sara Davies revealed Aljaz Skorjanec has a secret “bromance” with her husband Simon after he managed to win him over when he partnered up with the Dragons' Den star for his final series of Strictly Come Dancing. The 38-year-old took part in the 19th series of the popular BBC One dance competition last year with beloved ballroom veteran, 32, as he waltzed his way through the competition one last time before hanging up his dancing shoes for good.And it’s fair to say that this dynamic duo won the hearts of the nation with their genuine friendship as their loyal legion of fans followed their journey on the show over a period of 14 weeks.But it wasn’t always plain sailing for the couple, after the blonde bombshell confessed in her book, We Can All Make It, how her entrepreneur husband initially felt “ratty” about their relationship on the show.The mum-of-two admitted that she heavily relied on her husband to take care of their two children and manage their business while she trained with the world champion.Writing in her new book, Sara says things came to a head when her doting husband became “ratty” after she failed to prepare for a crucially important business meeting because she had been “out strutting around with some dancer guy.”Now, in an exclusive interview with Daily Star, the entrepreneur has confessed that she was so “wrapped up” with Strictly that she started to neglect her husband.She explained: “I was full of all my Strictly stories, Aljaz was coming home every night and the kids just thought he was the coolest person ever.“I realised that not once has I considered what Simon had done that week or how he had been.

refusing to ban the practice of conversion therapy on transgender individuals, the government of Wales plans institute a ban of its own.By signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with NHS Wales — the country’s publicly funded healthcare system — Welsh government Deputy Minister for Social Partnership Hannah Blythyn stated that the practice will be “prohibited” in Wales. Any organization, group, or company that works in “mental or psychological health” and sign onto the MOU makes a “commitment” to not offer conversion therapy in the country, though this agreement does not extend to other parts of the United Kingdom.Based on further statements made Blythyn, this move only appears to be a temporary solution to the question of a conversion therapy ban as the Welsh governmnet “seeks legal advice” to find out how it can “unilaterally” ban the practice.

Nicola Sturgeon has insisted Douglas "lacks any credibility" after he backed Boris Johnson to remain as Prime Minister.

Putin’s propagandists who have gleefully discussed on Russian state TV how the UK could be turned into a “radioactive desert” in a single nuclear strike.Putin’s propaganda mouthpiece Dmitry Kiselyov described how two Russian super-weapons each had the capability to wipe the British Isles off the map.Russia could obliterate the UK with its new hypersonic Satan-2 missile, he said.Alternatively, Kiselyov boasted, Russia has the option to “plunge Britain into the depths of the sea” with its “underwater robotic drone Poseidon”.This would “raise a giant wave, a tsunami, up to 500 metres [1,640ft] high”, he told viewers on his Vesti Nedeli talkshow.The surging water - reaching almost halfway up Scafell Pike in the English Lake District - would contain “high doses of radiation”, turning what is left of Britain into a “radioactive desert”, he predicted. The chilling threat was based on a lie told on Russian state media over the past week.

Writing in her new book, We Can All Make It, Sara gushes that she learned a lot from Deborah as she had been “flying the flag for women in business” and helped to “forge paths that made [Sara’s] journey smoother.”When it came to their first day together in the Den, Sara quickly discovered that the business tycoons had very different ways of doing things.She recalls her first ever pitch which consisted of a street-food truck parking up in the Den. Sara has now been on the BBC show for three years and her and Deborah have struck up a good friendship.  However, looking back on the awkward moment, Sara says Deborah “definitely put her in her place”.She told Express.co.uk: “I didn't feel intimidated, but I definitely felt put in my place!  “When I reflected on the situation I thought, wow, Deborah has had to lay the groundwork and the foundations for other female Dragons to come in that Den and be successful.

BBC Breakfast suffered a major technical blunder which ruined a weekend weather segment.The flagship BBC One breakfast show saw weekend hosts Victoria Derbyshire and Roger Johnson take the reigns on Sunday (May 1), but it all went wrong when they tried to get the latest weather updates.The hosts handed over to BBC weather star Louise Lear, who told viewers all about what conditions they can expect from the May bank holiday weekend.Louise gave a professional weekend weather forecast, but her segment was cut short by a glaring technical gaffe which saw her vanish from the studio completely.To make matters worse, host Roger had been talking to Louise when she disappeared to reveal a blank screen, so he wasn't able to finish what he was saying.Presenters Victoria and Roger were left baffled by the blunder, but Victoria quipped Louise had 'had enough' of her co-star Roger.Reacting to the gaffe, Roger said "oh, off she went" before joking "someone's pulling the plugs out all over the place" in the studio.Victoria then teased: "She's had enough of you!", suggesting she must have decided to leave the video link early instead being forced off of the screen by a tech issue.The hosts burst out laughing before trying their best to move on with the show.Breakfast suffered another major gaffe this weekend when Naga Munchetty accidentally confused PM Boris Johnson with disgraced tennis star Boris Becker.She was telling viewers about the news Boris Becker had been jailed on Friday afternoon after hiding £2.5million worth of assets and loans to avoid paying off debts.The six-time Grand Slam champion was found guilty of four charges under the Insolvency Act and has been jailed for two and a half years.There's MUCH more where that came