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Busy bee Helen Skelton is taking on a new adventure with the latest series of Springtime on the Farm and might just be expanding her brood even further with two adoptions. Home is where the heart is, and for Helen Skelton, it's nestled among the lush hills of Cumbria with her trio of children: Ernie, nine, soon-to-be-eight Louis, and toddler Elsie, not forgetting their two playful pooches.

Banksy piece has popped up overnight in Central London.Coming after several of his works popped up across London last summer, the piece contains familiar motifs for the elusive artist, and shows a girl in black and white clutching six gold balloons. It was found sprayed onto a boarded-up public toilet in Farringdon’s Clerkenwell Green.A report from The Metro notes a sign was placed next to the display, saying it was “forbidden” to remove or tamper with it.

Mollie King, former Saturdays singer and beloved BBC Radio 1 presenter, has opened up about the everyday quirks she and her fiancé, cricket star Stuart Broad, navigate in their home life. Despite their high-profile statuses, the couple faces relatable domestic disagreements that many can identify with.The pair welcomed their second daughter at the end of last year. And in an exclusive chat, Mollie shared one thing she and Stuart disagree with and while they have been engaged since 2021, naturally, they still have their share of everyday bickers.

Banksy’s team in the process of creating an artwork has been captured.The moment was caught on camera by a local resident following the 2023 installation of ‘Valentines Day Mascara’ in Margate.

Val Kilmer was “the coolest cat,” remembers his Top Gun co-star Barry Tubb.

Russell Brand has issued a response after being charged with rape and sexual assault earlier today (April 4).The Metropolitan Police say the comedian and actor, 50, has also been charged with one count of oral rape and one count of indecent assault. The charges relate to four separate women, according to BBC News.In an Instagram post with the caption “My response”, Brand responded to the charges first thanking people for their “incredible and overwhelming messages of support”, ruminating over what he expresses as “a time where there’s so little trust in the British government”.“We’re very fortunate, I suppose, that this is happening at a time where we know that the law has become a kind of weapon to be used against people, institutions, and sometimes entire nations,” he said, “that will not accept and tolerate levels of corruption that are unprecedented.”He then asked his British followers about how they feel about their legal system and “the high-profile cases that are not being pursued and prosecuted”, name-dropping the Southport murders and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer.Finally, he got to his direct response to the charges: “I was a fool before I lived in the light of the Lord.

EastEnders fans will have to endure a hiatus from one of their beloved characters, as they take a long break from Albert Square. Iconic actress, Michelle Collins, who delighted fans with her comeback as Cindy Beale two years ago, made a dramatic exit earlier this year.

Russell Brand has been charged with rape and two counts of sexual assault between 1999 and 2005.The Metropolitan Police say the comedian, 50, has also been charged with one count of oral rape and one count of indecent assault.

Ghosts has been a hit for the BBC in the UK and CBS in the U.S. Now viewers in France are going to get their own version of the comedy series, which follows a group of spooks from different eras who reside alongside a living couple who move into a country mansion.

BBC's Amandaland star Peter Serafinowicz and his wife Sarah Alexander have reportedly split after 23 years together. Sources have claimed that 52 year old Peter and 54 year old actress Sarah - who starred in BBC sitcom Coupling - have quietly separated. Peter, known for his role as Johannes Van der Velde in the popular BBC series Amandaland, and Sarah – who has featured in shows like Jonathan Creek and Green Wing – are reported to have recently split.The pair, who met in 2002 and have two children, Phoebe and Sam, worked together on several projects including the parody series Look Around You and O! News.They also teamed up for a stint on The Million Pound Drop in 2013, playing for charity.

The latest season of Doctor Who throws a cosmic curveball with a unique sci-fi twist on the Eurovision Song Contest. However, the real deal and the FA Cup could kick the fan-favourite BBC series off its usual broadcasting slot. Ncuti Gatwa is back in action as the 15th Doctor this season, with Ruby Sunday (portrayed by Millie Gibson) saying her goodbyes to the TARDIS and making way for a new companion to adventure alongside the Time Lord.

Russell T. Davies was taken completely by surprise when he found out that Anita Dobson returned to Albert Square last February, and now he wishes he'd exploited their connection more strategically.The iconic EastEnders actress is returning to our screens in the upcoming season of Doctor Who, which kicks off on BBC One from Saturday, 12 April, bringing the mysterious Mrs Flood to life once again.

It’s been over a decade since The Office aired its final episode, but the beloved TV show remains one of the most-watched and quoted shows of all time.

Despite her numerous TV appearances, Patsy Palmer is still most recognised for her role as the unforgettable Bianca Jackson in BBC's EastEnders. The 52-year-old actress bid farewell to the soap in 2014 but has since reprised her role as Bianca several times, with her most recent return being in September 2024.The end date of her current stint on EastEnders remains unconfirmed.

Stacey Solomon is all about teaching her kids the value of hard work, making it clear that she expects her children with husband Joe Swash to put in the effort for their keep.The TV favourite is back on BBC with a fresh documentary series featuring her hubby Joe. Joining the ranks of family-oriented reality TV, Stacey and Joe are welcoming viewers into the charming chaos of their 'Pickle Cottage' home.The series shows Stacey and Joe juggling life with their littlest ones, Rex, five, Rose, three, and Belle, two, as well as Stacey's older sons, Zachary, 17, and Leighton, 12.The new series promises an authentic peek into the duo's domestic bliss, including some adorable camera time with the children. As the pair stand to continue to earn off the back of the series, Stacey's stance is unwavering when it comes to pocket money.

President Donald Trump is imposing global tariffs everywhere, including places where people don’t even live.

BBC surveillance thriller The Capture is returning for a third season.

Jordan Peele’s Us has been described by top critics as “A colossal cinematic achievement”. Jordan puts the scarily brilliant Lupita Nyong'o in the driver’s seat, supported by the excellent Winston Duke, Evan Alex, Shahadi Wright Joseph, Tim Heidecker, and Elisabeth Moss to give audiences the most hauntingly complex 121 minutes.

EXCLUSIVE: Apple TV+ has greenlighted The Husbands, a comedic drama starring Juno Temple (Ted Lasso, Fargo). The eight-episode series, from A24, lead writer Miriam Battye (Succession, Beef) and lead director Craig Gillespie (Your Friends & Neighbors, Pam & Tommy) is adapted from author and games designer Holly Gramazio’s bestselling debut novel of the same name.

EXCLUSIVE: Saul Venit, one of BBC Studios’ longest-serving senior execs, is exiting after two decades.

BBC Sets Cast For ‘Two Weeks In August‘ Disaster Drama