Time actor Stephen Graham touchingly offered to adopt child co-star after tragedy

Amanda Holden has once again sent fans into meltdown with her latest outfit choice.The 51-year-old Britain's Got Talent judge donned a sheer black dress for her pal Lisa Faulkner's 50th birthday party on Saturday night.She posed up a storm before attended the star-studded bash for the former EastEnders actress.

Naga Munchetty wanted to do all that she could to help out a fellow BBC Breakfast colleague with a desperate plea.The TV star 46, who has over 265,000 followers on Twitter, used her platform to support her peer who was trying to track down a sentimental item.Nadia Dahabiyeh, a BBC Breakfast producer asked her own fans to help with finding her niece Sophia's favourite teddy which had been lost on the London Underground.Sharing a picture of Sophia holding on to her beloved grey bear, she wrote: "This is Teddy. He's been with Sophia since she was born - she ADORES him."He was dropped on the district line to Tower Bridge earlier."Please Twitter, work your magic and help find a bedraggled bear that means the world to this little girl."He has an H on the paw - please retweet."Having read the plea for help, Naga decided to use her huge network to aid with the cause.Nadia's tweet has now been shared over 9,000 times and online users seemed incredibly keen to reunite the teddy back with its rightful owner.Sympathetic parents and bear owners alike flooded the comments section with their own near scares and photos.Along with a picture of her daughter with her companion, one parent said: "We lost panda at Whitby Cathedral after walking down the 99 steps.

Kirstie Allsopp, 50, has come under fire in recent weeks after claims that young people should "move up" North if they want to buy a house.The Location, Location, Location presenter has taken to Twitter to reveal that the original story sparking fury has been "removed" as the comments were "never said".Kirstie took to Twitter yesterday evening to share a string of tweets regarding the matter.In view of her 426, 500 followers she penned: "The Sunday Times have reviewed the tape of my interview with them and agreed that I never said I was enraged by people saying they could not afford to buy a home."Both the Sunday Times & Times are removing all references to this statement in their online additions."I would be grateful if other publications which repeated this false statement could do the same."The unaffordable nature of homes in many parts of the UK is something that has concerned me for a long time."The impact of this on society as a whole is very serious."She continued: "The premise that I had no sympathy or empathy for those who can't afford to buy a home was entirely false."It struck at the heart of the work I've done for over 22 years, and in our internet age nothing is tomorrow's chip paper."She then thanked those that have helped her during this time and hopes others will "draw a line" under it due to "vile" social media comments regarding the matter.Many social media users took to the comments to reveal what they now think of the situation.Raylan_uk said: "Isn't part of the problem that people were so quick to believe you did say this because that is already their perception of you?"Something to think about maybe."Thebegi34878847 added: "It's awful how much Kirsty has been picked on, basically from what I can

Speaking in December, he added: “I'm double jabbed, I haven’t had my booster yet because I was on stage in the show.“I didn't want to get a reaction and not have to be able to finish the run at the ENO.“So I'm looking to that now and I will definitely get my booster before Christmas.”Les has also previously opened up about his health concerns.Talking on ITV’s Lorraine back in 2018, he explained how he found out he was pre-diabetic.Les said: “Last year during the Addams Family tour, I got bronchitis and laryngitis. As a result, I got a blood test done and found out I was pre-diabetic.“I then did the Sports Relief fitness programme and dropped the weight.

Rihanna is one of the hottest stars on the planet and she's about to expand her brood.The Diamonds singer stunned the world last month when she debuted her baby bump and confirmed she is expecting her first child with boyfriend, A$AP Rocky.The Ocean's 8 actress looked sensational as she rocked a pink puffer jacket while exposing her growing stomach to the frosty New York air.She teamed the look with a number of gold necklaces and a pair of overly-long blue jeans which were ripped at the knee.RiRi has been wowing fans with a slew of fabulous pregnancy looks ever since and ahead of her 34th birthday, Daily Star breaks down her hottest pics to date.Rihanna recently stirred thirsty Instagram followers with a sizzling underwear snap.In a post shared to the official Savage x Fenty Instagram account in December, the Work hitmaker looked smoking in a purple lace lingerie set from her famous label.In the snap, the stunning Barbados-native stared down the camera while putting her toned stomach and ample cleavage on display, with her braided hair running over her shoulder in a half up and down style.She captioned the post: "Steppin' into '22 w/ that new new."In 2015, Rihanna went all out when dressing for a carnival in her home island of Barbados.The Bajan beauty partied it up while stripping to a jewel-crusted bikini top and high rise bikini bottoms, with more gems attached to the rear and gold chain detailing.

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Neymar followed up Lionel Messi's penalty miss against Real Madrid with an awful spot-kick of his own against Nantes. Messi saw his effort from 12 yards saved by Thibaut Courtois in the Champions League last week.

Line of Duty star Stephen Graham offered to adopt one of his child co-stars after his mum tragically died from cancer, it has been revealed.The 47 year old starred alongside Thomas Turgoose in This Is England in 2006, when the then-child actor was just 13.Thomas played the film's lead character Shaun Fields, who was inducted into a gang of skinheads – including sociopath Combo, played by Stephen, who most recently starred in BBC drama Time. Shortly after filming wrapped on the movie, which won Best British Film at the 2007 British Academy Film Awards, Thomas' mother Sharon tragically lost her battle with cancer.

Colin Farrell is almost unrecognisable in stills taken from new BBC Two drama The North Water .

Stephen Graham and Leonardo DiCaprio struck up an unlikely friendship - but it almost ended in disaster.

Naman Ramachandran BBC Two has released several images from its upcoming star-studded, long-gestating drama series “The North Water.”The new photos feature Jack O’Connell as Patrick Sumner, Colin Farrell as Henry Drax, and Stephen Graham as Captain Brownlee, alongside Tom Courtenay as Baxter, seen in character for the first time. “The North Water” also stars Peter Mullan, Sam Spruell and Roland Møller.Adapted for the screen and directed by acclaimed filmmaker Andrew Haigh, “The North Water” is made by See-Saw Films for the BBC.

This Is England star Thomas Turgoose has revealed that Stephen Graham and Shane Meadows offered to adopt him.Turgoose, who first met Graham on set of Meadows’ 2006 film, recently said on the Private Parts podcast that the actor and filmmaker said they could take him in after his mother died of lung cancer.“My mum passed away from lung cancer after I finished filming This Is England,” Turgoose said. “She never got to see the finished film.“Shane Meadows dedicated the film to my mum.

Line of Duty actor, 47, is known for being one of the nation's finest actors, but he's also one of the nicest people in the business and he shares a powerful bond with one of his former co-stars.Stephen first met young child star Thomas Turgoose while the pair were shooting for Shane Medaows' classic British drama film This Is England in 2006.Thomas was only 13-year-old when he played lead character Shaun Fields, who ended up mixing with a group of skinheads including the sociopathic racist called Combo.Stephen played Combo in the gritty drama and shared plenty of scenes with Thomas, who initially looked up to Stephen's character as a hero before realising how dangerous and racist he was.However, soon after they wrapped the film, young

the show as newly incarcerated Mark Cobden, who is wracked by guilt after accidentally killing an innocent man. But despite being a much-loved actor with roles in Game of Thrones and Lord of the Rings, Sean's career could have turned out very differently.

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TIME'S James Nelson Joyce has revealed the brutal real life backlash on the back of playing evil prisoner Johnno. The actor stars alongside Sean Bean and Stephen Graham in the gritty BBC prison drama.

reports MyLondon. Sean later married actress Melanie Hill, who he met at RADA, in 1990.

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Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has slammed the BBC for its portrayal of prisons in the broadcaster's latest critically acclaimed drama, Time. The Clarkson's Farm star said that although he enjoyed the acting performances of Sean Bean and Stephen Graham in Jimmy McGovern's BBC One series, he was left feeling "annoyed" by one particular aspect of the show.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has slammed the BBC for its portrayal of prisons in the broadcaster’s latest critically acclaimed drama, Time.The Clarkson’s Farm star said that although he enjoyed the acting performances of Sean Bean and Stephen Graham in Jimmy McGovern’s BBC One series, he was left feeling “annoyed” by one particular aspect of the show.Jeremy fumed that the inmates in the prison drama were “fundamentally good people who shouldn’t really have been there” due to the BBC’s “touchy feely, leftist agenda”, he claims.The former BBC host penned in his latest column: “Like everyone else, I was mesmerised by the performances from Sean Bean, and Stephen Graham in the nicely paced BBC prison drama Time.“But also, like everyone else, I was

TIME'S Sue Johnston has admitted the BBC drama is 'frightening and horrendous' after the first episode left viewers shaken. The three-part series began on BBC One on Sunday night and stars Sean Bean as Mark, a mild-mannered teacher who is jailed for killing a man after drink-driving.