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Sky News host reflected on how much her situation had changed in the past year, after her breast cancer returned.Jacquie said in view of her 80,500 followers: “It’s my birthday today and I can’t help think what a difference a year makes.“A year ago I was celebrating without a care in the world.

Join thousands of others and get the latest West Lothian Courier news and sport sent straight to your inbox.The latest data revealed that coronavirus infections continue to decline in West Lothian but Nicola Sturgeon all but ruled out summer holidays abroad yesterday.The Public Health Scotland figures show that as of April 19 there were just 6 new cases and 73 over the week in West Lothian.The seven day positivity is now down to only 39.9 per 100,000, well below the Level Two threshold that will see pubs and cinemas open in May.Meanwhile Nicola Sturgeon had bad news for people in West Lothian hoping to travel for holidays abroad in the "weeks and months" ahead.Speaking to SKY News, Ms Sturgeon said international travel restrictions will

A Cabinet Minister was today forced to deny claims India has been left off the coronavirus red list because the Government does not want to jeopardise trade talks with Delhi.

Prince Philip’s funeral was watched by a peak audience of more than 13 million on the BBC and ITV in the UK, as the Duke of Edinburgh was laid to rest during an intimate service in the grounds of Windsor Castle.

Eamonn Holmes says his biggest achievement is “surviving” the cut throat TV industry for four decades.

Sophie, Countess of Wessex, shed some new light on Prince Philip’s final hours following his death at age 99.  The wife of Prince Edward spoke outside the Royal Chapel of All Saints in Windsor on Sunday, where she and other members of the royal family attended a service on Sunday to mourn the loss of the Duke of Edinburgh.  The royal, 56, painted a calm and "peaceful" image of Philip’s final hours, telling Sky News that, although shocking, the passing of the Queen’s husband was still a dignified moment.  Prince Philip's final hours were 'peaceful' according to the Countess of Wessex. (AP) "It was right for him and, you know, it was so gentle.

Pete Bennett has been seen fighting back tears as he spoke out about his pal Nikki Grahame's tragic death at the age of 38.The Big Brother star, who looks completely unrecognisable since winning the show in 2006, appeared on Sky News as he recalled how she had called him for help during the latest national lockdown amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.The 39 year old choked up as he paid tribute to the reality star as he said: "My heart goes out to everyone who was trying to help her, especially her best friend.

Pete Bennett barely held back tears as he described Nikki Grahame's desperate plea for help just weeks before her death.

Late Prince Phillip’s son Prince Andrew recently made a rare public appearance and spoke about his recently passed father.  The 61-year-old Duke of York, and son of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip, spoke to Sky News for a rare interview to mourn his father’s death. During the chat, when asked about how the Queen is doing, the royal said: “The Queen as you would expect is an incredibly stoic person.

Sky News regular, Kay Burley, 60, has taken to social media to reveal she might be returning to the channel.The journalist was immediately suspended in December 2020, following a breach of coronavirus lockdown guidelines.The veteran broadcaster was suspended for six months after it emerged that she had breached the lockdown rules that were in place around the time of her 60th birthday in the same month.Mum-of-one Kay was seen to be in breach of rules when she celebrated the milestone with a group of ten people at a London restaurant.At the time, guidelines implemented by Boris Johnson stated that groups of six could meet at one time.Bosses at the corporation are said to have given Kay a six-month suspension, which means her return to the

Kay Burley has hinted that she knows when she will be returning to her role on Sky News.

Anne Diamond fought back tears as she spoke of the Queen having to walk her dogs alone now that Prince Philip has died.

 “I needed a cry so it had to be done.“Maddie my 16 year old doggie isn’t doing too well @DogsTrust.”She also wrote across her video: “I needed to cry and I find running helps with that!” Fans rushed to the comments section of Jacquie’s emotional post to share their support.One person wrote: “Oh bless you Jacquie. I am so sorry to hear that Maddie is not well.

She tweeted: "Back in on a Friday @SkyNews for the first time in a while - sport in just a sec but I’ve got a question for you - tweet me."(PS note the polo neck shirt I’m still incredibly rashy!)."Her words accompanied a video, as she spoke about the task in hand while looking chic in royal blue blouse."Good morning, I'm back in on a Friday for the first time in about a gazillion years," she stated."I've got the sport obviously.

Kay Burley gave a clue that she could be leaving Sky News after she was suspended for breaking lockdown.

Piers Morgan slams Sheryl Underwood in Sharon Osbourne’s The Talk row[LATEST]Rod Stewart's wife Penny to 'bring glamour to Celebrity Masterchef[TV]Sky News' Jacquie Beltrao gets support from Schitt's Creek star[HEALTH]She added: "But the whole team are so nice, and the show felt so natural, so I suppose I grew into it."The leather expert added that she is grateful to be surrounded by "incredible people" who work on the series.Meanwhile, her grief of losing her other-half surfaced during an emotional episode of the renovation show.In a previous episode, fans got the chance to revisit the upsetting rocking horse instalment, which left Suzie in floods of tears.Recalling the episode, she said: “I’ve only ever seen a couple of snippets of my

Promising Young Woman star Carey Mulligan has said her new film unpicks the “normalised” behaviour of predatory men.The actress, who plays Cassie in writer-director Emerald Fennell’s debut, opened up about the film’s themes in regard to her character seeking revenge on “nice guys” taking advantage of women.“We’ve all grown up watching this story told through a different lens, we’ve all seen the guy at the frat party trying to identify the most drunk girl that he can lose his virginity to,” Mulligan told Sky News.She continued: “So I think it’s sort of understandable that we’ve normalised it so much, it’s what we’ve seen, we’ve learnt so much from what we’ve watched on screen.“[The film] resonates so much with what’s been going on in the

Sky News colleague Simon McCoy’s departure from BBC News, after it was confirmed that he would be moving across to GB News.The presenter appeared completely clueless about his exit from the public broadcaster, as she joked about him “only going out for some milk”.Kay retweeted a press release from GB News' Twitter account announcing Simon’s new role and typed in view of her 518,500 followers: “He told me he was only going out for some milk,” and shared a shrugging emoji.Underneath fans weighed in on the revelation, as they wished him luck at the Andrew Neil chaired network.One said: “It never ceases to amaze me how important Sky News is in cultivating news media talent.

RTÉ News broadcaster Ray Kennedy has opened up about his biggest wake up call as a young parent juggling a high-flying career.

Eddie Izzard has declared she would have been "murdered" for being transgender if she'd lived in Nazi Germany.

The fallout from Meghan Markle's interview with Oprah Winfrey is still reverberating around the world, with a TV presenter in Australia being the latest to rant about it.