The One Show's Alex Jones emotional in tear-jerking chat with Dragon's Den's Sara Davies

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorDonald Trump’s media company plans to launch a subscription-streaming service stocked with a range of right-wing content — including “shows that embrace the Second Amendment” and “Trump-specific programming” — a Netflix-style offering squarely pitched at his MAGA followers.The new programming focus for Trump’s prospective subscription VOD service was outlined Friday in a regulatory filing by Digital World Acquisition Corp., a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) that intends to merge with Trump Media & Technology Group.Trump’s company earlier this year launched Truth Social, a rival social networking service very similar to Twitter (from which the twice-impeached former president was banned following the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S.

Miranda Kwok As we celebrate Asian American Pacific Islander Month, I have to express how grateful I am to have such an amazing platform to tell stories that represent voices and perspectives that are now embraced in mainstream media.When I first set out to create this show, I was inspired to tell the story of an undocumented immigrant from the lens of a Southeast Asian character. I had no idea how this would be received, but the truth is, I wasn’t attached to the outcome. I wasn’t asking what story people might want to hear.

Sara Davies has admitted that her "good friend" pretended to be a contestant on Dragons' Den to bag her a place on the panel.The BBC entrepreneur, who has recently teamed with Hasbro to launch the children's game, My First Monopoly, has been a panel member on the BBC show since 2019.The Durham native also runs a successful crafting company which she founded in 2005 and is a loving mum to her two boys aged eight and five.In an exclusive chat with Daily Star, Sara revealed how she bagged the opportunity of a lifetime and wound up as one of the most well-known entrepreneurs in the country.The mum-of-two explained: "I was part of an all-female investment group in the Northeast called Gabriel Investors and the guy that had done our marketing support with us became a good friend of mine, and he said you'd be absolutely brilliant on Dragon's Den and I said you know what, I think I would too because I'd really enjoy it, and he said well why don't you put your name forward for it?"She explained: "Well you don't just put your name forward for the BBC and he said well what do you do? And I said well I'm hoping one day they might notice me and they might invite me to come and audition for the show."The business woman went on to say that her friend refused to wait until she got noticed and took it upon himself to ring the BBC because he thought she'd be "a really good dragon."She quipped: "The next day he rang and he went as though he was going through the application process to be a contestant on the show, and it was when he got through to one of the researchers to find out about his business, he said I'm not actually ringing about me, I'm ringing about my friend, I think she'd be a really good dragon on the show."Sara recalled that

The One Show presenter explained to her 337,000 followers on Instagram stories that she was waiting for her son Kit to return from the theatre room after a routine operation."Waiting for my little Kit to come back from theatre after a very routine op," she captioned the photo of a hospital bed."But feels like the longest morning of my life!"The BBC star didn't share any more details about her son's medical treatment but simply shared a picture of a hospital bed.The 45-year-old has famously been extra-protective over Kit right from the beginning.Last year, she posted an Instagram photo of her cradling him to her chest as she explained the upheaval he might feel when his little sister arrived."Grabbing all the cuddles I can," she wrote emotionally."This little one has no idea how much his world is about to change.Alex had punctuated the post with a heartbroken emoji.A post shared by Alex Jones (@alexjonesthomson)A post shared by Alex Jones (@alexjonesthomson)Alex welcomed baby Annie into the world after giving birth to her only daughter in August 2021.Meanwhile, her eldest child, Teddy, is now five, while her youngest son Kit is three.Alex is besotted with all of her kids, regularly speaking of her affection for them.Last month, prior to the op, Alex treated her children to a sunshine break in the Cotswolds.They stayed at a luxury property provided by Lower Mill Estate, which bills itself as offering the best "sustainable, luxury Cotswold holiday homes"."Made the most of the sun and had the best day on the water," she wrote on Instagram afterwards."We crammed a week's worth of activities into one very fun day!""Children and adults now exhausted," she joked, before inviting followers to: "swipe for the most undignified

Sara Davies has confessed she “resents” some of her competitors on Strictly Come Dancing who were lucky enough to drop their commitments to dedicate their time to the BBC One dance competition.

Strictly Come Dancing partner Aljaz Skorjanec - before the pair formed a sweet "bromance". Aljaz partnered up with the Dragons' Den star for the 19th series of Strictly but managed to win over Sara's husband. It was the last time Alijaz graced the Stricly ballroom floor after he announced he was hanging up his dancing shoes in an emotional statement.

Anne Robinson has announced that she is leaving Countdown after just one year as host of the Channel 4 quiz show.

The One Show, branding the TV studio "baltic" with many celebrity guests choosing to wrap up warm ahead of their appearance on the BBC One show.During Tuesday’s (May 3) instalment of the popular teatime chat show, the TV presenter was joined by guest co-star Lauren Laverne as they welcomed Harry Potter star Tom Felton and Doctor Who companion Mandip Gill onto the show.As the group discussed the various projects the actors were working on, one eagle-eyed viewer couldn’t help but notice that the celebrities were wrapped up warm during the show.And it was clear to see the point wasn’t lost on the BBC producers as the 39-year-old addressed the query at the end of the show.As he wrapped up the show, the TV host had time for one question from the viewers at home.He said: "We’ve had a message in from Mark who’s written in to ask: ‘Is the studio cold? Because last night Boy George had a thick coat on, and tonight Tom’s got a thick coat on as well.’"Well, I can confirm as Alex Jones will always tell you it’s absolutely freezing in here."It was at this point that the blonde bombshell reaffirmed it was "baltic" in the studio as Jermaine added: "She’ll be happy you said that."This is a live TV story and is being constantly updated.

Strictly Come Dancing contestant was questioned by host Alex Jones about Kevin's stint alongside Alan, which baffled Stacey.Kevin appeared on Alan's Love Your Weekend in July but explained he had been told by his girlfriend not to discuss their garden as it wasn't really up to scratch compared to the television favourite.His appearance on the show amazed The One Show's Alex Jones who ahead of Garden Day said to Stacey: "I saw Kevin on Alan Titchmarsh's programme.Stacey instantly quipped: "How bizarre, what does he know about gardening? "We don't know anything."Alex replied: "He said, 'don't ask me anything because we haven't done anything about it', so a year later(ish)?""Alex, it's upside down," added Stacey before continuing: "You know what it is, I'm desperate to get the kitchen done, so I don't want to waste my money on the lawn that's going to get dug up for the extension."I need to sort it out," while Alex noted how it was a "sensible" decision.Speaking to Alan on Love Your Garden, Kevin said: "We recently sort of moved in together actually, we bought a house."She told me not to bring up our garden because we haven’t done anything with it yet."While Alan said: "I'd never judge anyone else, it's alright.""She knew I was coming to see you," Kevin responded.The dancer went on to say: "But yeah, we're really happy and I suppose over the last year, we've got to spend a little bit more time together because we're usually both so busy."She's all over the world and I'm sort of doing theatre and stuff, the last year we've managed to spend some time together."It's believed the pair moved in with one another during the coronavirus pandemic after meeting on Strictly Come Dancing back in 2018.

Sara Davies revealed Aljaz Skorjanec has a secret “bromance” with her husband Simon after he managed to win him over when he partnered up with the Dragons' Den star for his final series of Strictly Come Dancing. The 38-year-old took part in the 19th series of the popular BBC One dance competition last year with beloved ballroom veteran, 32, as he waltzed his way through the competition one last time before hanging up his dancing shoes for good.And it’s fair to say that this dynamic duo won the hearts of the nation with their genuine friendship as their loyal legion of fans followed their journey on the show over a period of 14 weeks.But it wasn’t always plain sailing for the couple, after the blonde bombshell confessed in her book, We Can All Make It, how her entrepreneur husband initially felt “ratty” about their relationship on the show.The mum-of-two admitted that she heavily relied on her husband to take care of their two children and manage their business while she trained with the world champion.Writing in her new book, Sara says things came to a head when her doting husband became “ratty” after she failed to prepare for a crucially important business meeting because she had been “out strutting around with some dancer guy.”Now, in an exclusive interview with Daily Star, the entrepreneur has confessed that she was so “wrapped up” with Strictly that she started to neglect her husband.She explained: “I was full of all my Strictly stories, Aljaz was coming home every night and the kids just thought he was the coolest person ever.“I realised that not once has I considered what Simon had done that week or how he had been.

Writing in her new book, We Can All Make It, Sara gushes that she learned a lot from Deborah as she had been “flying the flag for women in business” and helped to “forge paths that made [Sara’s] journey smoother.”When it came to their first day together in the Den, Sara quickly discovered that the business tycoons had very different ways of doing things.She recalls her first ever pitch which consisted of a street-food truck parking up in the Den. Sara has now been on the BBC show for three years and her and Deborah have struck up a good friendship.  However, looking back on the awkward moment, Sara says Deborah “definitely put her in her place”.She told Express.co.uk: “I didn't feel intimidated, but I definitely felt put in my place!  “When I reflected on the situation I thought, wow, Deborah has had to lay the groundwork and the foundations for other female Dragons to come in that Den and be successful.

The One Show viewers spot an awkward wardrobe mishap on host Ronan Keating. Fans of the BBC One show pointed out how creased the presenter's trousers were.On Friday's programme (April 29), he hosted the show alongside Alex Jones and welcomed Richard Hammond and Parminder Nagra as TV guests.Viewers took to Twitter to share their thoughts on his blunder, with many seeing the funny side of things.One viewer said: "What’s happening with Ronan’s pants tonight does he not own an iron? #TheOneShow"A second added: "@BBCTheOneShow what’s happened to Ronan trousers has he grown as he’s had to turn them down"While a third penned: "Oh noooooo Ronan, your trousers quickly whip em off and get someone to iron out those creases at the ankles during the next film!! #theoneshow #ohdear #awks"In other The One Show news, during Thursday's programme (April 28), viewers were left infuriated by the "loud" TV guests.Comedians Rob Beckett and Romesh Ranganathan starred on the programme along with actress Bonnie Langford.However, viewers quickly got annoyed after claiming the show descended into chaos.

It has been confirmed that The One Show was hit with more than 100 complaints after Downton Abbey star Dan Stevens' made a savage dig at Prime Minister Boris Johnson. The British actor appeared on the BBC One programme earlier this month to discuss his latest drama.

Some viewers of The One Show have said they found themselves 'switching off' the programme as they made the same complaint about the show's latest guests.

FANS of The One Show were left fuming and "switched off" the show after a "chaotic" interview on Thursday night. Rob Beckett and Romesh Ranganathan took to the BBC One programme to tease their new show alongside Eddie Hall.

THE One Show has been hit by over 100 complaints after Downton Abbey star Dan Stevens' anti-Boris Johnson rant - but the BBC have decided to stand by the actor. Dan, 39, appeared on the the evening programme earlier this month alongside alongside Derry Girls' Saoirse-Monica Jackson and Jamie-Lee O'Donnell.

The One Show viewers were left infuriated by the programme's guests after claiming they were "too loud".On Thursday's programme (April 28), hosts Alex Jones and Ronan Keating welcomed comedians Rob Beckett and Romesh Ranganathan, along with Bonnie Langford onto the show.However, viewers quickly got annoyed after claiming the show descended in chaos after watching their loud antics. Viewers stormed to social media to comment on the programme, with one saying: " #TheOneShow how bloody loud are Rob and Romesh" A second added: " #TheOneShow appears to be 5 people screaming incoherently over each other.

THE One Show's Alex Jones was seen fighting back tears during an emotional interview with Dragons' Den star Sara Davies. The former Strictly Come Dancing star was welcomed to the BBC talk show on Wednesday night to reveal details of her new book.

Claudia Winkleman, 50, has been married to her TV producer husband Kris Thykier for 22 years after they met when she had just started her career in the TV industry.The Strictly Come Dancing host has now revealed the reason why she has kept her bangs for so long, and her iconic hairdo's importance to her success, during her aptly named Behind the Fringe tour.Claudia is currently touring her one woman show, with her first performance happening on Monday night in Guildford.Speaking to the audience about her signature fringe she said: "People ask, 'Did you always have a fringe?'. And yes I did."People ask what I am hiding with my fringe — and it's a massive forehead that is repellent."She then jokingly admitted that once she got her fringe at 21, everything in her life started to come together.Claudia quipped: "I was born with six extra teeth like a little dinosaur.

Netflix's psychological courtroom drama, and even wears a peruke wig while transforming into the prosecutor. Michelle told presenters Lauren Laverne and Jermaine Jenas that she felt the ensembles from the show were perfect for the charities good cause.

Sara Davies' bow. Not only is she a successful entrepreneur and business owner, the star has carved out a successful career on television, becoming a recognisable face on BBC's Dragons' Den, and not forgetting a stint on Strictly Come Dancing which cemented a life-long love of ballroom dancing.Professional accolades aside, the 37-year-old manages to juggle multiple spinning plates while being a mum to two young boys, Oliver, eight, and Charlie, five.