Parish: Last News

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Kate Oates has been named Head of Drama Productions at BBC Studios.

EXCLUSIVE: Priscilla Parish has quietly stepped down as the head of drama at BBC Studios after four years.

The Kirkcudbright Parish Church redevelopment project fund is almost £2,000 to the good after a hugely successful art sale.

Kirk officials are locked in talks over the potential sale of the former Lochwinnoch Parish Church, it has been confirmed.

Motherwell Diocese has announced the death of a much loved Lanarkshire parish priest.

Community spirit is hard at work in the heart of Lanarkshire as a volunteer group, who run a village Winter Warmer project, are to host a Christmas fair this weekend.

Sunu Gonera, the co-creator and director of upcoming TV series Parish, has been let go from the show following a sexual misconduct investigation.AMC Networks confirmed Gonera's termination on Monday in a statement shared with Deadline, writing that the Zimbabwe-born filmmaker was 'immediately suspended and then terminated at the conclusion of an internal investigation.' Sources speaking with the publication shared that the incident was an alleged sexual assault that took place in late September at 'an off-set apartment outside of production hours' in New Orleans, where the show is currently being filmed. Serious: Sunu Gonera, the co-creator and director of upcoming TV series Parish, has been let go from the show following a sexual misconduct investigationMeanwhile sources close to Gonera say that the encounter was 'consensual' and that the 'behavior in question involved touching.' AMC's full statement read: 'We recently became aware of some very serious allegations against an individual working on this production, who was immediately suspended and then terminated at the conclusion of an internal investigation.'The victim, who is reportedly a longtime employee of Gonera's, and did not work for AMC, has filed a police report.

Parishioners have bid a fond farewell to an East Kilbride parish priest who coordinated a massive humanitarian aid effort for war-torn Ukraine.

A Crossmichael man made his way around the parish boundaries using a bike, a canoe and by walking.

Tory ‘porn’ MP Neil Parish has formally resigned his seat in the Commons, triggering another by-election for Boris Johnson’s scandal-ridden government.

Luton Town fans have been filmed chanting "we can see you watching porn" at the Houses of Parliament towards ex-MP Neil Parish.Conservative MP Parish resigned from his post as an MP after admitting to watching porn twice in the House of Commons. And the former MP was shown no sympathy from the Luton fans as they sailed along the Thames on Sunday.Luton fans had been ready to make the trip to Fulham on a supporters boat.

Good Morning Britain viewers were not impressed with host Richard Madeley, who they suggested was sympathetic towards porn watching MP Neil Parish.

Jeremy Clarkson has taken to Twitter to mock former Somerset MP Neil Parish who resigned after claiming he accidentally looked at porn in the House of Commons while searching for a tractor website.The MP from Bridgewater and former farmer went on TV on Saturday afternoon to say he would resign after being named as the politician reported for twice by female colleagues for watching porn in the House of Commons.And the former Top Gear presenter, who is the star of Amazon Prime series Clarkson's Farm, was one of many social media users to poke fun at the former politician.Clarkson tweeted: "I spent all day looking at tractors."His post was a hit with his follows, with more than 60,000 liking it.Others joked the Clarkson's reality farming series should be aired after the watershed.Explaining his porn watching at work, the MP said: “The situation was that, funnily enough, it was tractors I was looking at and I did get into another website that had a sort of very similar name. And I watched it for a bit, which I shouldn’t have done.”"But my crime - biggest crime - is that on another occasion I went in a second time."He admitted that second time had been deliberate and that it happened in the House of Commons while he was sitting waiting to vote.Parish said what he did "was absolutely totally wrong", adding: "I will have to live with this for the rest of my life.

GOOD Morning Britain viewers were left unimpressed this morning as Richard Madeley appeared sympathetic towards porn watching MP Neil Parish. The presenter returned to the morning TV show today alongside Kate Garraway and kicked off discussing the latest Commons scandal.

Speaking to BBC South West, the MP explained: "The situation was that - funnily enough it was tractors I was looking at."I did get into another website that had a very similar name and I watched it for a bit which I shouldn't have done."But my crime - biggest crime - is that on another occasion I went in a second time.”Asked if that was intentional, he said: “That was deliberate...

Stephen Fry and David Baddiel are among those who have ridiculed the claim made by Tory MP Neil Parish that he was ‘trying to look at tractors’ after being caught watching porn in the House of Commons.Yesterday, the member of parliament for Tiverton & Honiton was identified as the previously unnamed politician who was allegedly spotted watching adult content twice by two female colleagues during a meeting.After being suspended from the parliamentary party, Mr Parish confirmed that he was going to resign from his position, saying he was ‘not proud’ of what happened.Speaking to BBC News, he said: ‘The situation was that – funnily enough it was tractors I was looking at. I did get into another website that had a very similar name and I watched it for a bit which I shouldn’t have done.

MP alleged to have watched porn in the House of Commons while sat next to a female MP.The whip had previously been withdrawn from Parish while Tory party whips carried out an investigation into the alleged incident.Now, the MP for Tiverton and Honiton has confirmed that he will step down as an MP in light of the scandal.Parish had previously made an appearance on GB News to discuss the incident on a segment captioned "minister porn probe", only for himself to subsequently be named as the MP in question.Host Darren McCaffrey called the incident "jaw-dropping" in an interview with the MP, before questioning him on his stance on the allegations.At the time the identity of the MP concerned had not been revealed.A spokesperson for Tiverton and Honiton Conservatives said: “We would like to take this opportunity to thank Neil Parish for his service to our communities over the past 12 years.“We support his decision to step down as our Member of Parliament.”

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The host is now reportedly keen to restart her love life, and, according to Closer Magazine, she has re-evaluated her situation following the end of COVID-19 lockdown restrictions. A source told the magazine that Susanna wants to put herself and her family first, while taking a step back from work.They claimed: “She’s felt her entire life has centred on work for so long, and she wants to put herself and her family first.”“She’s hoping to spend the extra time she’ll have by sacrificing extra work projects to work on herself too, as well as her boys, and that includes dating,” the source added.The insider also claimed that a smaller schedule will give her more time to find “Mr right".Susanna recently renewed her contract with GMB for £1.1 million. In the past, the star has spoken up about the sadness she feels when her children leave for university. She admitted to crying when speaking to You Magazine in January 2021 when her eldest, Sam, left for university in 2020. She described the event as “heart-wrenching".She told the publication, however, that the two have been in steady contact as he always answers her calls. “Every time I’ve called he’s answered immediately and he’s wanted to talk,” she told the publication.“And I’m filled with love every time, because I think: ‘OK, he’s gone, but he’s not gone gone'.“He still wants to feel that connection," she added.She said she feels sad that all three of her children will leave home in the near future. Susanna continued: “The thing I found even more emotional was realising he’s on a string of three,” she candidly revealed.“When he goes, the next one goes, then the next one.”

EastEnders, after she discovers that Chelsea has been taking her medication.After a heated confrontation, Chelsea rips up the prescription for the medicine, prompting Denise to grow ever more concerned for her.Will Denise discover the truth behind Chelsea's actions? Viewers will have to wait and see.Since joining EastEnders in 2006 as Denise Fox, actress Diane Parish has taken viewers on a wild ride including Denise's relationships with Jack Branning and Ian Beale, as well as her one night stand with Phil Mitchell.However before playing Denise, Diane Parish had another forgotten soap role in EastEnders, and has also led quite an interesting life herself.Although Diane is fondly known for playing Denise Fox in EastEnders, the star had another forgotten role in the soap a few years earlier.In 1998, Diane starred as Lola Christie, who was the girlfriend Albert Square resident Mick McFarlane.However speaking on the TV programme Secrets of The Square, Diane admitted that the role of singer Lola wasn't for her, saying: "I don't sing, I'm not a singer and it was horrible! Oh, it was awful."I remember Patsy Palmer came up to me at one point and she goes: 'Oh don't worry, it sounds really good, don't worry about it'. I thought: 'It don't, Patsy!'"She goes: 'No, it's really good, it is!' She'd just be so positive.