Tom Jones talks health after doctor's warning ‘That’s all the medication I take thank God'

Uber Eats drive in the US is being sought after by police after he allegedly stole a woman’s puppy to return it just days later.The male driver is accused of stealing six-month-old Ella, a Cocker Spaniel Poodle mix, after he dropped off a pizza delivery in Brooklyn, New York.Owner Melanie Polanco realised her dog was missing and saw the driver take her dog with him on CCTV footage.Ella had sneaked out of the apartment when she briefly left the door ajar but it was too late by the time she noticed the puppy had gone.Ms Polanco spoke to local news outlet WPIX-TV on Monday and the driver is said then to have seen himself on the news committing the theft.She was shocked the following morning after the driver, who identified himself as Michael, called her to say he “didn’t steal the dog”.He told Ms Polanco that she believed Ella was lost and took her to a neighbour.However, footage does not collaborate his alleged story as it shows Ella being taken to his vehicle.Ms Polanco told him that she just wanted her dog back as she was “worried” about her.The same day at around 12.15pm, police were waiting as a man showed up with Ella but he told officers he was just paid to bring the dog back.Speaking to the New York Post, Ms Polanco said: “I got my baby back. I’m happy, the family’s happy, we all got our family member back.

Russia is using in Ukraine. The MoD took to Twitter on Wednesday evening relaying the message that Russia has confirmed its deployment of TOS-1A thermobaric weapons.It captioned a chilling video of the damage the weapons can cause, saying: "The Russian MoD has confirmed the use of the TOS-1A weapon system in Ukraine.

SIR Tom Jones has opened up about using viagra after admitting he needs a "little help here and there". The Sex Bomb singer, 80, discussed the changes of his vocal chords over the years with American comedian Marc Maron when he made the comment.

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Sir Tom Jones has revealed that Prince Philip apologized for the comment he once made about the singer "gargling with pebbles."In 1969, the late Duke of Edinburgh approached Sir Tom who had performed at the Royal Variety Show and in response to Tom's unique voice, said: "What do you gargle with, pebbles?"However The Voice judge has now revealed that, many years later, the Duke came up to him at Buckingham Palace during an event to clear the air, a moment both Tom and late wife Linda thought was "wonderful".MORE: Tom Jones' controversial love life revealedWATCH: Philip’s ‘unwavering loyalty’ to Queen to be hailed at funeralSpeaking on SiriusXM’s This Is Happening with Mark Zito and Ryan Sampson, Tom said: "[Philip] said, 'I was at a small

Sex Bomb singer Tom Jones has admitted he has used Viagra, adding “a little help here and there is alright”.

Sir Tom Jones, 80, released his single She's A Lady, one his best selling hits, in 1971.

Sir Tom Jones, 80, has opened up about a scary moment when he was caught in the undertow of shark-infested waters.The star said it was “divine” intervention that managed to save his life as he reflected on the moment once again.The Welsh crooner spoke about how he got into trouble in Acapulco back in the 1960s.He was holidaying at the popular beach resort when he swam off by himself.However, when he looked back at the beach, he found himself swept out much further than he had thought.He said: “I’m swimming back, head down, as you do, and I come up and I hadn’t moved an inch.“I thought, ‘This is it now’.

Sir Tom Jones believes divine intervention saved his life when he got into trouble swimming in shark-infested waters off Mexico. The singer was at a beach barbecue in Acapulco, a resort popular with the jet set in the 1960s, when he swam off alone and got caught in the undertow. Tom, 80, said: “I swam down and hadn’t moved an inch. I thought, ‘This is it now’. I always used to put my jewellery in my man bag and for some unknown reason I didn’t. “I put my hand on my chest and still had this big cross and chain on.” The Voice coach Sir Tom, whose new album Surrounded By Time is out this week, felt comforted by his crucifix and decided to ask for God’s help.

READ MORE. . . 'How dare he!' Piers Morgan erupts at 'brass-necked' Prince AndrewHe is now looking forward to performing songs from his upcoming album, Surrounded By Time.

"My advice to anyone going on The Voice is to be careful what you sing. Winning that show matters a lot less than the impression you make.

  “I’d love to think I’ve got 20 years and that I’ll hit 100. “Realistically, though? I’ve got maybe 10 years.“I’m looking forward to getting back on stage, and it’s a lot easier thinking about that since we got the vaccine.”Tom also opened up about his late wife Linda Trenchard’s death, admitting he saw a grief counsellor to discuss his guilt. Sir Tom lost his wife Linda back in April 2016 after a battle with cancer.The Voice UK coach said: “When Linda was well, I’d recorded a cover of Bob Dylan’s song What Good Am I.“The last verse says, ‘If I just turn my back while you silently die, what good am I?’“I was thinking, ‘Did I stand by and let Linda die?’”He continued: “I was bothered about that, and I knew that was going to be the hardest

Sir Tom Jones, 80, has spoken candidly about his late wife Linda Trenchard’s death, admitting he saw a grief counsellor to discuss his guilt.The star detailed how he wondered if he stood by and “let Linda die” in an exclusive interview in Saturday's Daily Express newspaper.Sir Tom lost his wife Linda, Lady Woodward, back in April 2016 after a short battle with cancer.The crooner has now opened up about how he felt guilty following her death and wondered if he could have done more.He explained how he met with a grief counsellor as he worried he may have been able to get Linda diagnosed earlier if they’d lived in the UK.Sir Tom said: “When Linda was well, I’d recorded a cover of Bob Dylan’s song What Good Am I.“The last verse says, ‘If I just

Sex Bomb star modelled himself as a "Welsh Elvis" during his rise to superstardom in the Sixties. Born in Treforest, Pontypridd, a small coal-mining town, Sir Tom was one of few UK artists to break into the US.

 A month later, they welcomed their only child, Mark (Woodward) into the world, who is now Sir Tom’s manager.Linda died of incurable lung cancer in 2016. Sir Tom told The Sun that recording the album has been helpful in his grief recovery process and he is now looking forward to performing his new songs on tour.He explained: “My therapist said time will heal, and it has. I’m in a position now where everything is bright. “I’ve come out of that cloud I was in and this new album has helped well.“It’s just the Covid thing that stopped me.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Tom Jones lived the high life in LA for 41 years, most of those spent with his beloved wife Linda, who sadly passed away in 2016 after a short battle with lung cancer. He made a surprise return to the UK under Linda's dying wishes, however there is another sweet reason he left his home of 19 years, and that was to be closer to his family.

SATURDAY marked five years since Sir Tom Jones lost Linda, his wife of 59 years – and it’s a loss that has had a huge influence on his forthcoming 42nd album Surrounded By Time. “This is the first album I’ve done since she passed away,” Jones, 80, tells me over Zoom from the London home he moved to after Linda died of lung cancer in 2016.

Off the Wall and Thriller, lived around the corner from me.“So he used to pass the house to see Quincy and one day he rang the bell with his sister La Toya and said, ‘I’ve finally plucked up enough courage to ring your bell and say hello’.“I said, ‘Sure. You can come and see me whenever I’m here’," he added to The Guardian.The rockstar admitted Michael was in awe of his work and his career.He continued: “He was just like a kid.

Welsh singer has sold more than 100 million records worldwide and achieved three number-one singles during nearly six decades in music. In recent years, the 80-year-old has become known as a "grandfather figure" on the ITV talent show The Voice.

Welsh singer has sold more than 100 million records worldwide and achieved three number-one singles during nearly six decades in music. In recent years, the 80-year-old has become known as a "grandfather figure" on the ITV talent show The Voice.

 Jo also asked the crooner if Linda would have liked his London apartment. “She would love it,” Tom replied.