The Wanted's Tom Parker reunites with kids after treatment as fans rush to support him

The 2022 Grammy Awards show took place last night, postponed from its usual January/February slot in the calendar by pesky COVID. Following last week’s headline-grabbing Oscars ceremony, the Grammys show wasn’t so eventful.

EastEnders has died at the age of 95. EastEnders have paid tribute to the beloved actress. An EastEnders spokesperson said: "We are deeply saddened to announce that our beloved June Brown, OBE, MBE sadly passed away last night. “There are not enough words to describe how much June was loved and adored by everyone at EastEnders, her loving warmth, wit and great humour will never be forgotten.“June created one of the most iconic characters in Dot Cotton, not just in soap but in British television, and having appeared in 2884 episodes, June’s remarkable performances created some of EastEnders finest moments.“We send all our love and deepest sympathies to June’s family and friends.

Channel 5 instead showed the police documentary series Car Crime UK: Caught on Camera as well as re-runs of Million Pound Home. Jeremy Vine took to his Twitter page and told fans of the show about the power shortage but still displayed hope that the first edition of the week would be back on screens soon.He penned: “Power cut @ITNProductions so we are all in reception.

Richard Madeley as the brunette beauty gets camera ready for Good Morning Britain each morning.The 40-year-old meteorologist spilled the beans on what it is like to work alongside the slew of broadcast journalists on the popular ITV morning show.And while she likes to think she is one of the quickest presenters in and out of the hair and makeup chair, her fellow co-stars have argued differently as she dished the dirt on what it’s like getting ready to go live each morning.In an exclusive interview with the Daily Star, Laura confessed that as much as she wishes it was someone else, she is usually the presenter who takes the longest to get ready on account of her pale skin.She revealed: “I can be quick if I'm running late [but] Charlotte would probably argue that I take the longest.“But that’s only because I'm really pale and Debbie in wardrobe is always like, ‘Oh look at those legs, they’re so pale! Quickly put some tights on.’“And I'm like, ‘I don’t like wearing tights, I hate tights’.

BBC Radio 2 viewers were left concerned for Zoe Ball's welfare today after she pulled out of her breakfast show midway it though due to a mystery illness.Before her abrupt exit, Zoe, 51, arrived 25 minutes late for her show after stand-in presenter Richie Anderson explained her lateness was due to a flat tyre. She later left the show and Richard said she'd gone home because she was “not feeling well".Concerned listeners rushed to Twitter to speculate over the reasons for Zoe's absence.One said: "Well in @richie_anderson holding the Radio 2 fort this morning. Hope@ZoeTheBall is ok - she just vanished off air! Another said: "@ZoeTheBall Love you Zoe, hope you’re okay!"A third added: "She sounded quite chipper when she first got in.

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Tom Parker beamed with joy after his bandmates shared some positive news with fans on the final night of their Greatest Hits tour.It comes as the five-piece group celebrated their chart-topping career on a nationwide tour, despite Tom's devastating inoperable brain tumour diagnosis in October 2020.The group consisting of Max George, 33, Tom, 33, Nathan Sykes, 28, Siva Kaneswaren, 33, and Jay McGuiness, 31, took to the stage performing hits including All Time Low and Walks Like Rihanna, much to the delight of fans.Despite his ongoing health struggles, Tom made the decision to join his pals for their closing numbers, Glad You Came and Gold Forever.A source told us: "Max told fans that this wouldn't be the last we would see of The Wanted, the group were really positive about their future and seemed optimistic about it."They performed as a four-piece until the final two songs when Tom appeared, sitting on a throne wearing sunglasses, a wardrobe change that his bandmates also joined in with."They added: "Despite his condition, he was in such high spirits and seemed overjoyed to be on stage but became rather emotional which is totally understandable."When Max was telling fans this isn't the last, Siva piped up adding that the heart vacancy girls might be the last of the tour but there'll be many more to come."This was echoed by Jay who told fans they need to "keep their eyes peeled" for future news, who later confirmed this on social media. Performing to a packed crowd at Liverpool's M&S Bank Arena, the group went one step further and brought out EastEnders actress, Maisie Smith, as Max's heart vacancy girl.

TOM Parker hailed a hero by his The Wanted bandmates after he reunited with them on stage in Liverpool. The pop group belted out their greatest hits to yet another rapturous crowd in their second last show of The Wanted's reunion tour as Tom triumphantly joined them atop a throne.

Fans and followers were quick to jump on the star’s comments to send their well wishes to Tom. Claramrinho said: “Next TOUR?? NEXT TOUR!!!”Opsmels wrote: “WE CANT WAIT TO SEE YOU.”Patriciapaola said: “What a fighter our Tom is, a true inspiration, we love you Tom Parker.”Kirstlyoung penned: “The most amazing few weeks of shows! Go out with a bang and please come back soon! Lots of love.” The Wanted first formed in 2009, and have since sold two million singles in the UK. In October 2020, Tom Parker announced he had been diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour. The star has been keeping concerned fans up to date with his health via Instagram ever since. He also recently filmed a documentary called Inside My Head.The documentary showed viewers what life is like when living through a condition such as Glioblastoma. On March 9, Tom explained why he had missed the first two shows of the band’s reunion tour, while he was receiving treatment in Spain. He shared a post to his Instagram page, updating fans at the time. He wrote: “So, as most of you know, I've been out in Spain on a treatment programme for the past couple of weeks."It was only meant to last 20 days but, due to a couple of logistical changes with tests and results, it won't be complete until the end of the week now which has delayed our journey home."I'm obviously gutted that I'll be missing the first few shows but as I'm sure you will understand, I have to complete my treatment cycle."I've been zooming into rehearsals all week and I know that the show will be incredible and that my boys will hold the fort until I'm back."Can't wait to see you all very soon, hope you all enjoy the show.”

THE Wanted star Tom Parker joined his bandmates onstage for their national arena tour, amid his ongoing fight with brain cancer. The 33-year-old singer - who is using a wheelchair after treatment for his inoperable brain tumour left him too weak to stand - sat in a custom throne on stage.

THE Wanted star Tom Parker enjoyed a bottle of beer as he rested on a sofa under a blanket backstage on their tour. The 33-year-old singer - who is using a wheelchair after treatment for his inoperable brain tumour left him too weak to stand - smiled backstage.

THE Wanted star Tom Parker has revealed his excitement for his upcoming show in a backstage video with band mate Max George. The singer, who is currently battling incurable brain cancer, has joined the band on stage for a number of performances across the UK.

THE Wanted have rallied around their bandmate Tom Parker for two years as the star battles cancer. The dad-of-two has undergone numerous rounds of chemotherapy and radiotherapy since being diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour in 2020.

MAX George shared a smiley late night selfie with pal Tom Parker after The Wanted's arena gig in Nottingham. It came just hours after the singer revealed his brave pal is having to use a wheelchair as he continues his fight against brain cancer.

Tom Parker has been pictured using a wheelchair as he defiantly tours with his band amid his ongoing cancer battle.The Wanted singer, 33, has been bravely fighting an inoperable brain tumour since he was diagnosed with it in 2020. He has been incredibly open about his journey so far. Singer Tom recently announced he wouldn't be able to perform on The Wanted's reunion tour but later delighted fans with a surprise appearance on stage with his bandmates.

BRAVE Tom Parker is now using a wheelchair after treatment for his inoperable brain tumour has left him too weak to stand. The Wanted singer, 33, was shown sitting in the chair on his bandmate Max George's instagram account.

Tom Parker has been seen using a wheelchair following his return from a cancer treatment facility in Spain.Earlier this week, the singer made an emotional return to the stage with his The Wanted bandmates at their Bournemouth gig after he was forced to pull out of several shows due to intense cancer treatment.The dad-of-two joined Max George, Nathan Sykes, Siva Kaneswaren and Jay McGuinness, emerging from underground while sitting on a throne. Bandmate Siva took over his lines in their hit song, Glad You Came while he sat with a pair of sunglasses on.Now, Strictly star Max George has shared behind-the-scenes snaps with his pal, who was left sitting in a wheelchair.The Walks Like Rihanna singer was wearing a leather jacket along with a pair of black aviator style Ray-Bans and a cream beanie hat as he offered a peace sign towards the camera.Captioning his post, Max typed: "I mean...

Tom Parker battles an inoperable grade-four brain tumour. The group have embarked on their first arena tour in eight years and, following three weeks of specialist medical care in Spain, Tom was back on stage with his bandmates on Monday and sat on a throne.Bandmate Nathan Sykes says: “It’s emotional.

The Wanted fans were delighted as Tom Parker made a surprise appearance at the band's Birmingham show on Monday evening. Earlier this month, 33 year old Tom explained that he had to pull out of the band's first concerts as he continues to fight cancer while receiving experimental treatment in Spain. And fans at the concert couldn't contain their excitement as they realised Tom was now back in the UK following a month's worth of treatment at the specialist clinic abroad.

forced to pull out of the tour to undergo cancer treatment.The star has been battling an incurable stage four brain tumour.After spending three weeks in Spain for his treatment, Tom, 33, was able to reunite with his bandmates Max George, Nathan Sykes, Siva Kaneswaran, and Jay McGuinness in an emotional moment on Monday night.Just before the boys ended the show with their hit Glad You Came, Tom appeared on stage, seated in a throne, with Nathan telling the crowd: ‘Give it up for Tom Parker!’Fans definitely gave the star the welcome he deserved, chanting his name.Nathan went on: ‘As you guys can probably tell there is a massive space in this band tonight. And we love Tom as much as you do. ‘In fact we’ll be big headed and say that we love him slightly more, which is a lot.

TOM Parker joined his The Wanted bandmates on stage last night as he continues to fight cancer. The brave singer, 33, appeared with pals - Jay McGuinness, Siva Kaneswaran, Nathan Sykes and Max George - for their hit Glad You Came at the Bournemouth International Centre.