Scots mum's 'Buck Foris' cheeky Boris Johnson slur baby grows and kids t-shirts become Instagram fashion hit

BBC Radio 1 star Charlie Hedges stunned her colleague Greg James by announcing her pregnancy live on his show.The DJ, 35, is expecting her first baby and spilled the beans during the Tell Me Something Good segment.Greg had asked the blonde to share some good news with listeners, and she replied: "I'm having a baby!"The shocked presenter stuttered: "You... what are you talking about? You're having a baby! Are you joking?”"What are you talking about?" he exclaimed.Giggling, Charlie asked if Greg wanted to see her belly, and he cried: "Oh my God! What?""Surprise!" she yelled.Viewers were thoroughly tickled by Greg's shock."The conversation and announcement between @charliehedges @gregjames was the best!" one person tweeted."Huge congratulations and what a way to reveal the news," said another.One fan posted: "@charliehedges just casually dropping big news during 'tell me something good'.

The One Show interview as she admitted she turned down nipple covers before her appearance. The 25 year old was speaking to Alex Jones, Jermaine Jenas and Alan Carr in the BBC studio via video link during the wardrobe malfunction.Camila was on the show promoting her new single Bam Bam, featuring songwriter Ed Sheeran, and her new album Familila which is set to release next month.The show’s hosts asked Camila what her favourite dance move is, to which she happily obliged to show them.As she stood up to perform the move, she adjusted her silk shirt and accidentally revealed a bit more than she intended.The One Show viewers got a flash of the singer’s breast as she attempted to rearrange her outfit and comedian Alan Carr couldn’t contain himself back in the studio.He recoiled in shock and sat, stunned, with his hands over his mouth as Camila brushed off the blunder and continued with her routine.Whilst she danced for the viewers, presenters Alex and Jermaine didn’t know what to do with themselves before she sat down and said: “I hope you didn’t see nipple.”Alex confirmed that she saw a “flash of something” in a comforting tone.

Manchester United's head of academy Nick Cox has claimed the current Under-18s can write their names in the club's history books.

Susanna Reid often gets viewers talking on Good Morning Britain about her latest opinions on events in the news.

last week when the Scottish Government were forced to perform a U-turn over the Nat 5 and Higher exam results the UK Government has also now caved into the pressure from outraged parents, pupils and teachers.

A headteacher appeared on Monday's This Morning to discuss the A-level results disaster that happened over the weekend, which saw millions of students receive grades lower than what they were predicted.

Covid-secure and ready to reopen. It was announced by Boris Johnson in a briefing on June 23 that hairdressers could reopen, but not nail bars, beauty salons or spas.Beauty salons had not been allowed to reopen earlier as it was believed it would be more difficult to mitigate the risk of transmission.Mr Johnson previously said: “We also intend to allow some other close contact services, such as nail bars, to reopen as soon as we can; when we're confident they can operate in a secure way.”The news of prolonged closure came as a shock to many beauty salons owners who were preparing to open their doors from July 4 along with hairdressers - and they have had to keep their businesses closed for many weeks.We rely on advertising to help fund our

People who repeatedly flout rules on wearing face coverings could be fined up to £3,200 under tough new rules for England, Boris Johnson has said.

France in Scotland after 4am on Saturday will be required to quarantine for 14 days due to fears over rising numbers of coronavirus cases in the country.The move came after Boris Johnson said ministers would be "absolutely ruthless" in deciding on whether to impose the self-isolation requirement.The Netherlands, Monaco, Malta, Turks & Caicos and Aruba have also been added to the quarantine list from 4am on Saturday.Scottish Justice Secretary Humza Yousaf confirmed the move will apply to Scotland in line with the four nations approach.

hereThere could also be increased delays between performances as venues will be required to undertake 'deep cleans' before the next audience arrives.The PM also announced tough new fines for people who repeatedly refuse to wear a face mask - and organisers of illegal raves.At present, people who refuse to wear a face covering where it is required face a £100 fine, which can be reduced to £50 if paid within 14 days.Under the new measures, announced tonight, that penalty will double for subsequent offences, up to a maximum of £3,200.In England face coverings are mandatory in settings including public transport, shops and museums, with some exemptions for children or on medical grounds.A clampdown on illegal gatherings of more than 30 people

PIERS Morgan is making a quick dash back to the UK to avoid a two-week quarantine. The 55-year-old Good Morning Britain presenter cut his St Tropez holiday unexpectedly short as an urgent decision loomed over coronavirus travel restrictions.

Boris Johnson has warned the UK faces "bumpy months ahead" as grim new figures showed the number of jobs lost hit a decade high.

Nicola Sturgeon to attend UK cabinet meetings. The idea was floated by cabinet office minister Michael Gove as a way of dampening support for Scottish independence by showing that Holyrood was being listened to at Westminster on issues regarding Scotland.

A third of NHS contact tracers will be laid off within weeks with remaining call handlers redeployed to local authorities amid ongoing difficulties for Boris Johnson's "world beating" scheme.

Nicola Sturgeon has warned Boris Johnson to obey the rules like "anybody else" as the Tory leader prepares for a staycation north of the border.

Boris Johnson has stood by his pledge to "fully" reopen England's schools within weeks despite anger from teachers' unions and fears of a second wave.

Boris Johnson on Monday said ministers will “not hesitate” to impose a quarantine system for travellers from other countries to the UK if needed.It comes as the rise of coronavirus cases in other countries could see more added to the 'Red List' of places travellers need to self-isolate on return.The Prime Minister said: “I don’t want to advise people about their individual holidays, individual decisions, they should look at the travel advice from the Foreign Office clearly.“But what I will say, and I hope people would expect us to do this, in the context of a global pandemic, we’ve got to keep looking at the data in all the countries to which British people want to travel.“Where it is necessary to impose restrictions or to impose a

Downing Street plans to introduce controversial rape prosecution targets for police and the CPS in an effort to bring more cases to trial.

Kate Ferdinand has taken to social media to share an adorable throwback snap from her recent family getaway.The former reality star and her husband Rio Ferdinand, along with his three kids, jetted out to an unknown destination shortly after Boris Johnson and his government announced a string of "air bridges".Kate, 29, who is expecting her firstborn with the former Manchester United legend, 41, took to Instagram to reveal she was feeling the holiday-blues, despite the UK basking in a recent heatwave.The blonde bombshell who shot to fame on The Only Way Is Essex looked in full relaxation mode as she posed on a hammock with step-daughter Tia, nine.Both Kate and Tia were seen cuddling one another on a giant straw hammock with a huge orange

Prime Minister Boris Johnson, has been adamant that children will be back in classes come September as there have been growing concerns an entire generation of children are being failed by the education system as schools have had their doors shut since March. But Geoff Barton, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, has blasted the government for failing to come up with a back up plan should a second wave of the deadly Covid-19 virus force classes to close – so has proposed something himself.

Schools should conduct weekly coronavirus tests to open in September, says the Children’s Commissioner.