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Emmerdale has cast EastEnders star Louise Jameson as Rhona Goskirk's mother Mary on the ITV soap. In upcoming scenes, Mary will "burst onto the scene just in time to interrupt a very important moment in Rhona’s life".The hit ITV soap has teased: "No nonsense Mary has a strained relationship with her daughter who has always felt she was never good enough for her mother.

EastEnders actress Louise Jameson has revealed the total transformation she underwent in the hair department in order to land her role as Mary Goskirk in Emmerdale.The star has bragged that since she made the change, offers have been rolling in.Louise, 70, has decided to let her locks go naturally white, which has given her some fantastic results. Many actresses of a certain age feel the need to dye their hair for fear that the roles might start to dry up once they look “too old”, but for Louise the opposite has happened. Since embracing her natural hair colour, the actress has enjoyed countless job offers, including one to join Emmerdale. The star made her debut on the ITV soap last night, portraying the domineering mother of Rhona Goskirk (Zoë Henry).Mary spoke to the Mirror about her life-changing decision to embrace the grey ahead of her new role.“It’s extraordinary, but literally, since I’ve stopped dyeing my hair, there’s been lots of work coming in.

Doctor Who actor Stewart Bevan has died at the age of 73. The TV star played Professor Clifford Jones in the iconic series back in 1973. Stewart was the perfect sidekick alongside Jon Pertwee's doctor - the third incarnation in the long-running series - and swiftly became a fan-favourite.

Doctor Who star Jodie Whittaker has given some insight into her sex life with actor husband Christian Contreras.The sci-fi actress revealed she was pregnant last week when she showed off her blossoming baby bump at the BRIT Awards. Jodie, 36, and husband Christian, 35, are expecting their second child. The pair already share one six-year-old daughter, who was born back in 2015. The BBC actress gave a brief nod to their sex life in a 2018 interview with The Guardian. The star also shared a number of other interesting tidbits, including her best kiss and ultimate guilty pleasure.When asked by the interviewer how often she has sex with Christian, Jodie simply replied: “Whenever I want”. While the pair have only been married since 2008, Jodie admitted that the best kiss she has ever experienced came along years before. “What was the best kiss of your life?” the interviewer asked, to which Jodie responded: “On a balcony in Hackney on a New Year’s Eve in the 2000s.”She also admitted that her guiltiest pleasure was “drinking wine every day”. “I have half a bottle a day,” she said.

He may be best known for his career as a stand-up comedian, but John Bishop is more than a funny-man. Whether he’s chatting to A-listers on ITV’s The John Bishop Show, outsmarting monsters on BBC’s Doctor Who or cracking jokes on Have I Got News For You, the 55 year old is far from being a one trick pony. Here’s everything you need to know about the comedian… His surprising career path Before hitting the big time as a comedian, John was a pharmaceutical rep.The dad of three also enjoyed a short football career and played for Hyde United and Southport FC.

Brit Awards 2022.The news emerged on fashion brand CIMONE’s Instagram page, which enjoys a following of 46,000.Creative Director Carli Pearson explained in a lengthy statement the symbolic meaning behind the striking dress.The post featured a photograph of Jodie modelling the loose-fitting mini dress.The snap was taken moments before Jodie set off for London’s O2 Arena, where the star-studded ceremony is taking place.The caption read: “The beautiful #jodiewhittaker in our custom made beanbag ball dress for #thebritawards2022 @britawardsinc - the dress is all made from end of life materials and was created specifically to incorporate her pregnancy, while allowing Jodie to retain her sense of self.“We’ve worked with Jodie before and love the energy she brings to our pieces…“For this occasion, we wanted to make something both structured and yet playful - and this is the result!“Photograph taken just before Jodie headed off to the awards, looking glowing and glorious courtesy of @tahira_makeup and @soobroyhair - Styling by the brilliant @hel.sykes - with jewellery courtesy of @larkandberry and @lovenesslee.”Carli concluded the statement with a series of hashtags, including “pregnancy”, “embroidered”, and “repurposed”.Instagram user River.shann0n asked what the meaning of end of life materials was.Carli responded: “It means materials that have been discarded by large brands and manufacturers at the end of their production runs, and essentially mean that there is less waste.“Instead of buying directly from fabric mills and suppliers where we are adding to the mass production of fabric - we are using up the wastage.”Fans of the Broadchurch star were overjoyed as they took to Twitter to congratulate her on the baby

Doctor Who actress Jodie Whittaker has announced she is expecting her second child with husband Christian Contreras as she debuted her bump on the red carpet at the Brit Awards. Taking to the pre-show at the awards ceremony, the 39 year old wowed in an elegant and gorgeous gown by luxury British brand Cimone.

Jeremy Clarkson has made a swipe at BBC's Doctor Who, claiming that the programme has lost its spark with viewers after its recent episode accumulated underwhelming figures in ratings.The latest instalment of the sci-fi show, which was once one of the flagship programmes on the broadcaster, saw just 3.4 million tune in.And according to the Clarkson's Farm star, it's all over the writers' decision to focus storylines around lecturing its audience instead of entertaining them."Doctor Who is no longer written to entertain or frighten kids," the 61-year-old wrote in his latest column for The Sun."It's used to lecture them about climate change and corporate greed and all the other go-to storylines in the BBC playbook."Actress Jodie Whittaker took over Peter Capaldi's role as the current incarnation of the Doctor, a character she has played since her first regular appearance for season 11 in 2018.The series premiere logged a moderate 5.6 million viewers at the time, showing clear signs that the show has been heading down a steep decline in recent years.Further on in his column on January 7, Jeremy took another jab at the BBC, asserting that it wasn't just Doctor Who that had been affected by how writers were handling storylines."It's the same thing with just about everything they do these days, from the Six O'clock News to Countryfile."I watched a charming show by Sir Attenborough this week, about the noises birds and whales make."The father-of-three continued: "It was lovely."Right up to the end, when he played us an old recording of a bird that's now extinct due to, yes, you've guessed it, climate change and habitat loss."It's been an interesting start to the new year for Jeremy who learned last week that his bid to open a

EastEnders fans are set to go wild when a Walford favourite from two decades ago pops up in tonight's episode of long-running medical drama Holby City. Michael Greco found fame in 1998, when he arrived in Albert Square as Beppe di Marco, part of the new Italian family headed up by matriarch Rosa, played by former Doctor Who star Louise Jameson. Alongside Marc Bannerman as brother Gianni, and screen sisters Teresa and Nicky, Michael was soon breaking hearts onscreen and gaining fans among the soap’s loyal viewers.

Radio Times about the rumour and addressed whether or not there was any truth behind them.The Misfits actor explained that whoever is due to fill the role will face a lot of pressure to do it right.He also stated that he would have a preference over which role he would like to play in the show.He said, when asked about the rumours in the latest edition of the magazine: “That’s exactly what they are, rumours.“Whoever steps into those shoes, they’re big shoes to fill.“I would probably prefer to be playing the Master than the Doctor and, if I was doing it right, cause a few tears before bedtime.”The Line of Duty star appeared on This Morning in early December with hosts Alison Hammond and Dermot O’Leary to discuss the possible role.Jodie Whitaker is due to step down from her role as the current Doctor following the end of the next season.Other crew members leaving the show include executive producer Chris Chibnall.Speaking about working with Jodie, Craig was quick to offer praise.He said: “I don’t know anybody that has her energy.She's in like every scene of every day.”He finished by adding: “She’s always so happy!"Dermot corroborated the actor’s views, having interviewed Jodie himself before.He said: “She's so up as a person, isn’t she?”He then went on to describe the star as “lovely.”The presenter then started to muse on the possibility of Craig in the role: “Is there a world, bare with me here, where you could become the next Doctor?”To which his co-host Alison, gasped and responded: “Look at his face, look at his face!” while their guest looked somewhat reticent.An embarrassed Craig replied: “I’m not - I mean, I can’t say anything, Dermot.”Alison commented on the actor’s facial expression: “Your eyes just literally

Doctor Who, but now John Bishop, 55, is returning to more familiar ground.The Liverpudlian comedian is back with his infamous comedy gold on his new talk show on ITV, but there'll be something very different about the stand-up performance during the six-parter.In a new interview, the funnyman admitted he's making some huge changes to his jokes in order to avoid "woke criticism".He claimed being a stand-up comic and a TV presenter are two "very different things", noting that in order to captivate viewers he'd need to change things.And it doesn't look like he's shaken Doctor Who just yet, as he described his fears as being "exterminated by snowflakes".The series will see Bishop performing stand-up routines, chatting to celebrities and

Speaking in aid of the organisation YourNHSNeedsYou, David delivered a heartfelt plea to the British public to join their cause.

Richard Osman has opened up about his relationship with Doctor Who actress Ingrid Oliver, and spoke of how happy the 44 year old makes him. Richard, best known for hosting BBC’s Pointless alongside Alexander Armstrong, divorced from his wife in 2007, and shares two children with her - Ruby and Sonny.

“At the time, I thought it was a bit nippy but it was fine. You keep going."He then said that he realised something was wrong.“Juliet was wearing a white dress.

Tatler magazine.However little did she know how close her jokey comment was to the truth."When I opened it, I was shocked," Gugu recalled."My mum was thrilled.”There were more surprises in store when Prince Charles chose to mention Doctor Who when appointing her with her MBE."I thought, ‘Oh my God, is Prince Charles a Whovian?’" she recalled."He said he’d visited the set.”Meanwhile, on the subject of royalty, many have speculated that Gugu would be a great candidate for the role of Meghan Markle in The Crown.It's a suggestion that she finds both "flattering" and "hilarious"."I’d be very flattered; I’d have to consider it," she added.Despite never having crossed with paths with Meghan and Prince Harry on the Hollywood scene, she claims she

Doctor Who star was taken aback when in autumn, the then Minister of State for Media and Data, John Whittingdale, announced that public service broadcasters would have a legal requirement to make “distinctly British” programmes.In a recent interview, David raged at the thought the government could be wanting "sympathy", and expect the arts to do it for them."Is there some inherent criticism within this plea for more Britishness?" he snapped."Did Britishness mean ‘made in Britain’ or programmes that have a certain political viewpoint?”"Is it just a government pleading for the artist to be more sympathetic towards it?"And the questions kept on coming as he demanded to know: "Why would the government feel they need more sympathy directed

first female actor to assume the traditionally male-led role in the long-running series, as well as much-derided rumors that the new James Bond could be a woman following Daniel Craig’s departure.“Is there any wonder we are seeing so many young men committing crime?” the MP said, apparently baffling others in the room. ” … In recent years we have seen ‘Doctor Who,’ ‘Ghostbusters,’ Luke Skywalker, ‘The Equalizer,’ all replaced by women.”A now-viral clip of Fletcher’s discussion has more than 6 million views on Twitter, via Westminster reporter Adam Bienkov.Conservative MP Nick Fletcher says Doctor Who being played by a woman has pushed young men into crime.

Doctor Who.Over her four years on the BBC series, Jodie has worked with some huge stars.People like Lenny Henry and Kevin McNally have been guest stars on the hit show.However, when the actress was asked about who her favourite has been recently, she admitted one name stood out.Speaking to Express.co.uk and other media, she admitted: “There are too many people that have just been wonderful and a joy.“But I suppose the one that I felt quite moved about because I’m a massive fan was when Stephen Fry came on.”Jodie added what she loved about the comedian, actor and writer.“He’s got the most extraordinary brain and if you think about people who have many strings to their bow, he’s like a living legend,” she said.“I felt just being in the

Henry Woolf was an actor with a long career on stage and screen that included a dual role in “The Rocky Horror Picture Show.”A London native, Woolf appeared on British TV in shows including “Doctor Who,” in which he played the Collector in the 1977 serial “The Sun Makers.” He also appeared in “Rutland Weekend Television,” “Steptoe and Son,” and the BBC adaptation of “Prince Caspian.” Woolf had a small but memorable dual role in the cult classic film “The Rocky Horror Picture Show,” playing the wedding photographer and a Transylvania.

She shot to fame as Jasmine Thomas on iconic soap Emmerdale, and Jenna Coleman's career has only gone up from there. Jenna, 35, has starred in various shows and has gone on to become a familiar face to many.

Olly Alexander has finally addressed the rumours he’s set to star in Doctor Who. The Years & Years singer got a taste for acting in the critically acclaimed series It’s A Sin and it was recently reported he’s a favourite to replace Jodie Whittaker in BBC One’s long-running hit. Speaking to Metro.co.uk about the rumours at the MTV EMAs 2021 on Sunday, the singer said: ‘I was so flattered and inspired by that but I’m definitely not the next Doctor Who.