Strictly: EastEnders' Rose Ayling-Ellis joins line-up

Johnny Brown, best known for his role as the housing project superintendent Nathan Bookman on the TV show "Good Times," has died. He was 84 and no cause of death was given by his family, who announced his death on Instagram. Daughter and actress Sharon Catherine Brown wrote on Instagram.

Chelsea captain for his post about Roman Abramovich.A fan tweeted Terry: "I don't know if the British MP wants John Terry to erase his history with makes sense to anyone really baffles me."Roman Abramovich will forever be in the history of Chelsea FC & no one can change it. We thank you the great ROMAN with love."To which Terry responded: "100% mate."The same MP that claimed fortunes in expenses of the taxpayers' money.

Emmerdale Bernice Blackstock star Samantha Giles has revealed that she thinks the ongoing serial killer story line, involving dales resident Meena Jutla, should come to an end.Viewers have watched as Meena carried out her reign of terror over the past year, murdering residents including Andrea Tate and Ben Tucker.After trying to wreak havoc at Billy and Dawn's wedding in February, Meena is finally behind bars - but is still plotting to take her revenge on the village.However, actress Samantha Giles has said that she thinks "it's time" for the story line to come to an end, telling The Wonderbirds YouTube programme: "That's about to come to a head...

Formula One.The American team have terminated the contract of the Russian driver and also ended their association with main sponsor Urakali.Mazepin had been given the all clear to compete under a neutral flag in F1 this season by the FIA earlier this week following Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine.However, Haas opted to part ways with him anyway just two weeks before the 2022 season gets underway.It seems Mazepin will not be going quietly, as he responded to the news with a statement of his own."Dear fans and followers, I am very disappointed to hear that my F1 contract has been terminated," he wrote on social media."While I understand the difficulties, the ruling from the FIA plus my ongoing willingness to accept the conditions proposed in order to continue were completely ignored, and no process was followed in this unilateral step."To those who have tried to understand, my eternal thanks."I have treasured my time in F1 and genuinely hope we can all be together again in better times.What are you views on the situation? Let us know in the comments section."I will have more to say in the coming days.

prison that has proven to be the UK's most expensive facility opened this year and the rules are like no other prison in the country.HMP Five Wells, located in Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, is Britain's first privately run jail that offers inmates a number of lavish perks and has its very own football pitch.The £253 million prison can hold 1680 inmates and is viewed as the Government's flagship example to create a contemporary prison estate to rehabilitate offenders.Unlike other prisons, the modernised building has no bars on the windows and presents inmates with scenic views over the stunning River Nene as well as a fishing lake.The first inmate arrived at the complex last week, with the number of inmates already at 137 people and the governor, John McLaughlin, is already on a first-name basis with themStaff refer to inmates as residents and their cells as rooms with the idea of normalising the rehabilitation process and reducing the number of repeat offenders. Inmates in the prison are allowed to help their children with homework in a specific family area as well as being able to make video calls so parents can take part in parents' evenings, according to the BBC.

STRICTLY Come Dancing star Nina Wadia has credited role play with keeping her marriage alive for 23 years. The former EastEnders actress has been married to Canadian composer Raiomond Mirza since 1998 and revealed they use accents in the bedroom to spice up their sex life.

Dan Walker, 44, was unveiled as the eighth Strictly Come Dancing contestant earlier this week, which left viewers and his co-stars stunned.The line-up has since been completed and preparations are currently underway ahead of the new series. Since the news was announced, the BBC Breakfast host has been sharing his thoughts about the process on social media. On Friday, one fan wrote on Twitter: "Well having weighed up all the @bbcstrictly contestants I have narrowed my favourites down to two, @RoseAylingEllis is my lady and @mrdanwalker is my man."Hope to see you both in the final, you'll both be getting my votes this year."In view of his 722,000 followers, he replied: "Thank you.That is putting the pressure on."Davina McCall, 53, thought she

Strictly Come Dancing fans are excitedly awaiting the start of the new series now that the star-studded line-up has been announced. BBC viewers will see a wide range of celebrities take to the dance floor this year and former EastEnders actress Nina Wadia is among them.

Strictly Come Dancing have been revealed – including Adam Peaty, Judi Love, Nina Wadia, Dan Walker and Katie McGlynn. Some of the latest names to be announced are TV chef Tilly Ramsay and The Crown star Greg Wise, with more to be announced.

It is shaping up to be a very historic year on Strictly Come Dancing as it has been announced that British actress Rose Ayling-Elli will be vying for the Glitterball trophy.

STRICTLY’s first deaf contestant, EastEnders star Rose Ayling-Ellis, wants to shatter all the stereotypes of people with no hearing by taking home the glitterball. The historic announcement was made tonight on EastEnders' social media just after the latest episode of the BBC1 soap, which sees her play Frankie Lewis, who is also the show’s first deaf character.

EastEnders star Rose Ayling-Ellis has been announced as the latest celebrity to join BBC's upcoming series of Strictly Come Dancing. The actress, who plays Frankie Lewis on the BBC One soap, is the show's first-ever deaf contestant and will be swapping Albert Square for the dance floor as she joins a start-studded line-up.

THE latest person to join the Strictly Come Dancing 2021 lineup was revealed as EastEnders star Rose Ayling-Ellis this evening. The historic announcement was made tonight on EastEnders' social media just after the latest episode of the BBC1 soap, which sees her play Frankie Lewis, who is also the show’s first deaf character.

Strictly Come Dancing has cast its first ever deaf contestant as EastEnders star Rose Ayling-Ellis joins the 2021 line-up.The actress plays Frankie Lewis on the BBC One soap and has been confirmed as the 12th celebrity joining the dance show when it returns this Autumn.She said: "To be the first deaf contestant on Strictly Come Dancing is so exciting… and a little bit scary.“I hope I will do the deaf community proud and break down more barriers.

with Strictly Nina said 'I have always been a little bit of a tomboy so this is going to be a bit of a struggle for me.'Excited to begin her Strictly journey, Nina added 'I think I should do this before I’m too old and can’t walk anymore.

Strictly Come Dancing will return to screens this autumn with a new celebrity line-up. Twelve stars will battle it out in the hit dancing competition to get their hands on the glitterball trophy.

EastEnders star Nina Wadia has been announced as the eleventh celebrity to join Strictly Come Dancing 2021. The actress and TV presenter - who played Zainab Masood in the BBC One soap - was unveiled on ITV's Lorraine by stand-in host Christine Lampard.

Strictly Come Dancing have been announced – including Nina Wadia, Dan Walker and Katie McGlynn. Some of the latest names to be announced are TV chef Tilly Ramsay and The Crown star Greg Wise, with more to be announced.

THE latest person to join the Strictly Come Dancing 2021 lineup was revealed as EastEnders star Nina Wadia this morning. The actress, who played Zainab Masood on the BBC soap, was unveiled on ITV's Lorraine, and said: "I like dancing like no-one is watching so we just need to blindfold the judges." The announcement comes as Strictly was hit by a Covid crisis - just days into filming of the new series.

Nina Wadia has been revealed as the latest contestant to join BBC's upcoming series of Strictly Come Dancing.The 52 year old, who plays Zainab Masood on the popular soap opera, is swapping the TV series for the dance floor as she joins the likes of Tom Fletcher and Gordon Ramsay's daughter Tilly on the programme.The news was announced on ITV's Lorraine as Nina walked through the curtain to speak out about the incredible opportunity with temporary stand-in Christine Lampard. "It should be fun, I'm looking forward to it," she told the talk show host on Thursday 12 August.

Strictly Come Dancing 2021.Christine Lampard was back on presenting duty on Thursday morning and got to reveal the latest famous face taking part in the BBC dancing competition on ITV's Lorraine.