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Strictly Come Dancing star Amanda Abbington has withdrawn her complaint to the BBC, stating that her experience on the show led to post-traumatic stress disorder.The Mail Online reports that the Sherlock actress, 52, who demanded CCTV footage of rehearsals with her professional partner Giovanni Pernice following her departure from the programme, has not contacted the Corporation on the matter further. Sources told the publication that the ‘matter is now closed’ and they have ‘moved on’ after she asked to review the recordings of their off-screen dancing after she left the series, citing ‘personal reasons.’ Amanda left the competition last October due to "personal reasons", after whispers of a 'feud' between her and her professional partner Giovanni, 33, and three months later it was reported that the BBC had received a request from Amanda for footage from her dance rehearsals.

Celebrity Big Brother viewers have been shouting about 'favouritism' as they made the same complaint about Sharon Osbourne's latest appearance in the house. The 71-year-old was the first person to be seen entering the iconic house when the celebrity version of the show returned on Monday (March 4).

Celebrity Big Brother fans have been left making a complaint after the launch episode of the new series which was only triggered further by Louis Walsh. Rumours as to who would be entering the iconic compound have been rife for weeks but the famous faces taking part in the revived reality show were revealed on Monday night (March 4).

A new statement from the BBC includes an apology to a family involved in an alleged scandal with News at Ten's presenter Huw Edwards. BBC bosses apologised to the relatives of a young person who Huw, 62, allegedly gifted more than £35k to when they turned 17.

The BBC did not “consider the potential wider significance” of the complaint against Huw Edwards when it was logged last May, a review into the disgraced newsreader has said.

A mum who took her baby to hospital with a common complaint but was dismissed and sent home has helped launch a campaign after her daughter was later diagnosed with an extremely serious medical condition.

Fans of Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly were left a bit miffed as Saturday Night Takeaway returned to our screens tonight.The popular ITV show is back for one last series, as the dynamic duo have decided to hang up their presenting hats to spend more quality time with their families. But as the first episode kicked off, fans didn't hold back in sharing their thoughts.The popular primetime show has been hosted by Ant and Dec for many years, and it's known for its heart-warming 'place on the plane' segment where unsung heroes are treated to a trip to Disneyland for an extra special show finale.The show also features musical performances and the much-loved Ant vs Dec challenge, where the two compete for the top spot.

Lady Louise Windsor, daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, is unlikely to become a full-time working Royal due to a 'common complaint', according to a Royal expert.

Love Island: All Stars viewers have claimed that one couple were 'robbed' of winning the show after the final. Molly Smith and Tom Clare were crowned the winners of the ITV2 dating show's first-ever spin-off during the live final on Monday night (February 19).

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor At least one Amazon Prime member is furious over the ecommerce company’s move to start playing ads in Prime Video programming — unless customers pay an extra monthly fee. A lawsuit seeking class-action status accused Amazon of false advertising and deceptive practices because Prime Video now serves commercials by default. “For years, people purchased and renewed their Amazon Prime subscriptions believing that they would include ad-free streaming,” the lawsuit says.

Valentine’s Day is only a couple of days and while a meal for two in a romantic spot lit only by candlelight is the ideal scenario for many, others prefer a night at home, grabbing a takeaway and watching a film together.

Vicky McClure returned to the small screen this week as ITV's thrilling series, Trigger Point, is back for its second season, after a successful first run in 2022.The first episode of the new season was widely praised on social media as some fans exclaimed their 'heart was racing' during the thrilling segments. However, not all viewers were impressed.

Trigger Point viewers were left issuing a complaint over the opening episode of series two - but those who binge-watched the entire series ended up finding themselves sharing the same verdict.

Ryan Thomas appeared to be fighting back tears as he was cheered on by his young son and actress daughter in the audience of Dancing on Ice. The actor smashed his first skate in the competition earlier this month and was hoping for a repeat performance on Sunday night (January 28).

Dancing on Ice viewers said 'something's not right' as they tuned in to week three on Sunday night (January 28). The ITV skating competition was back on screens with Holly Willoughby and Stephen Mulhern at the helm for the show's Movie Week.

over two years after it was first served.The iconic venue has been under threat of closure for the past couple of years, after it faced a noise complaint from a resident who had moved to Manchester during lockdown in 2021.Following the complaint, more than 94,000 people signed a petition to remove the Noise Abatement Notice (NAN). These came from the likes of Johnny Marr, New Order, Courteeners, Frank Turner and Mogwai, as well as the network of the UK’s grassroots music venues.The Charlatans‘ Tim Burgess – who was instrumental in saving Manchester’s Gorilla and Deaf Institute through the pandemic – told NME why it was essential to fight back against this complaint while Elbow frontman Guy Garvey described Night & Day as an “essential” independent venue “that took it upon themselves to look after the city’s music and art”.Now, the venue has shared an update, and revealed that it hopes that the threat of closure will be lifted in the following days as the residents who placed the complaint have moved out and no further queries have been raised.“We head back to Manchester Magistrates Court on Monday [January 29] for our final three day hearing.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent French prosecutors have dismissed the complaint filed by French actor Hélène Darras alleging that Gerard Depardieu sexually assaulted her during the filming of “Disco” in 2007. In a statement sent to Variety, the prosecutors’ office said the complaint filed on Sept.

Dancing On Ice returned to our screens for its second instalment on Saturday night (January 21). Long-standing host Holly Willoughby reprised her role as presenter, joined by TV favourite Stephen Mulhern.

Love Island: All Stars has only been on TV screens for a matter of days, but a number of dramatic twists have already aired, including many contestants coming face to face with their ex-partners. The ITV2 dating show, which is a spin-off edition of Love Island featuring Islanders from past series, began airing on Monday 15 January, with the contestants being paired together by the public. The original line-up included Liberty Poole and Jake Cornish, who previously dated on the show, as well as Georgia Steel and Toby Aromolaran, who made no secret of their romantic history outside of the villa.

Dancing On Ice returned on Sunday night as Holly Willoughby and Stephen Mulhern joined forces to co-host the show as they introduced the 12 new celebrities who will be taking to the rink.

PAOK are off the hook with UEFA over claims Aberdeen striker Pape Habib Gueye was racially abused by their fans. Record Sport has learned European football’s governing body have closed their investigation into the allegations with no charges to be brought against the Greek club.