Twin Towers survivor who was pregnant during 9/11 attack says horror day left her with one crucial family rule

Louise Minchin is presenting her last episode of BBC Breakfast today after almost 20 years on the famous red sofa.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Michael Schumacher’s wife has opened up on her heart-breaking ordeal following his skiing accident in 2013.The Formula One legend suffered serious injuries after hitting his head on a rock during a family holiday in France.Despite wearing a helmet, the 52-year-old German sustained life-changing injuries and, after spending six months in a medically-induced coma, he returned home with his wife Corinna.The Schumacher family have kept the condition of the seven-time F1 champion private, but a new Netflix documentary will shed some light on his life since the accident.‘Schumacher’, which was released by the streaming service today, has interviews with Corinna, Schumacher’s wife of 26 years,

John Lydon of the Sex Pistols has opened up about his financial struggles, which he said have worsened after losing a legal battle against his former bandmates last month.Lydon was sued after refusing to license the group’s music for inclusion in Danny Boyle’s upcoming biopic series, Pistol, with guitarist Steve Jones and drummer Paul Cook legally challenging his veto.According to Jones and Cook’s lawyer, Edmund Cullen, the band agreed in 1998 that all decisions about licensing requests could be determined on a “majority rules” basis.

Kendall Jenner is getting candid about boyfriend Devin Booker.

Louise Minchin was left feeling emotional on her last day at BBC Breakfast as she was flooded with sweet tributes from fans.It comes as Louise is leaving the hit breakfast show after 20 years - with the presenter first joining the team in 2001.Louise's co-host Dan Walker wanted to make a point of showing Louise just how much she's meant to the fans at home by reading out tons of their messages to her on air.As the pair sat on the sofa, Dan read out some of the gushing messages in front of the cameras, which left Louise slightly overwhelmed by all of the support.The fans praised Louise, telling her how much they'd miss her when she leaves and how much of an impact she's had on their lives.Dan said: "For once, Louise, I'm not interested in

JoJo Siwa is putting Nickelodeon on blast.

Strictly Come Dancing has seen his first holiday in seven years with actress wife Dame Emma Thompson get cancelled.The Sense and Sensibility star was named as the 10th celebrity contestant on the popular BBC dance show, but has since revealed how his commitment to the programme has impacted his plans with Emma.Addressing the moment he told his wife Emma about the show, Greg revealed that she initially branded him "mad" for turning it down.Greg said: "I told my dear lady wife when they'd asked me and I said no, and she said 'you're mad, you've got to do it!'"The star went on to admit that they'd both been looking forward to spending quality time together during a break in the Nanny McPhee actress' busy schedule.He went on: "She's [Emma's]

JoJo Siwa is putting Nickelodeon on blast.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Prince Harry will be willing to reveal all of his Royal Family secrets in his upcoming book, a royal expert has claimed. Sunday Times royal editor Roya Nikkakh said that the Duke of Sussex 'will not need much encouragement' to spill the beans in his upcoming memoir announced earlier this year.

Dundee fans of a certain age, the night they relegated city rivals United would rank among the highlights of their footballing memories. But for Dens Park diehard Simon Murray it was undoubtedly the lowest.Murray is indeed the ultimate Tayside derby contradiction.A season-ticket holder at Dens since childhood, the striker admits he was left sick to the pit of his stomach when he led the line for the Tangerines back in 2016 and his boyhood heroes consigned the Tannadice side to the drop.Needing a victory to have any hope of saving their skins, Mixu Paatelainen’s side threw away a 1-0 lead in the last 13 minutes as Kosta Gadzhalov and an injury-time Craig Wighton strike sparked wild scenes at Dens.

EastEnders actress Rose Ayling-Ellis has revealed that her soap co-star Danny Dyer was one of the only people she told about signing up to Strictly Come Dancing.The 26-year-old EastEnders actress, who plays Albert Square’s Frankie, explained that Danny was the first of her friends on set that she spilled the secret to, and that the Mick Carter actor is now hoping to come down and cheer her on in person. Rose explained: “I told Danny first and Danny was really, really proud of me.Then I told Maddy [Hill, who plays Nancy] and Kellie [Bright, who plays Linda].They were all just so, so excited for me.” Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter .

Debbie McWilliams, the casting director for the upcoming James Bond film, No Time To Die, is opening up about how she ended up casting Rami Malek in the role of Safin.

Howie Mandel is remembering Norm Macdonald. The judge addressed the late comedy star during Tuesday's finals, and later opened up to ET about the loss.«I am heartbroken, absolutely,» Mandel told ET's Matt Cohen on the carpet after the big show.

BBC presenter opened up about what happened on Twitter as she shared an update on her health.The BBC Radio broadcaster posted over the weekend about being “really poorly” after a swim.She shared some pictures with her friends as she shared the news.Jo penned: “Since these pics were taken of our chilly but gorgeous river swim, we’ve all been really poorly with bad stomachs which is alarming about the state of our beautiful rivers but also really painful.“Any advice open water swimmers?”A concerned fellow user Feargal Sharkey then reached out to Jo over her tweet.The radio presenter told him it was after she'd been swimming in the River Ouse near Newton Blossomville/OlneyFeargal used to be a member of the band The Undertones and is now an

California Governor Gavin Newsom said that the state’s voters, in soundly defeating a recall effort, were rejecting cynicism and division in politics.

Sharon Osbourne is opening up about her “volatile” relationship with husband Ozzy Osbourne.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film CriticBarry Levinson is 79, so it doesn’t seem much of a leap to say that he made “The Survivor,” a true story of the Holocaust, as a late-career reckoning. The central character, Harry Haft, played by the remarkable Ben Foster, is a Polish Jew who gets sent to Auschwitz in 1943, where he sees the lowest circle of the inferno of the death camps.

Rebecca Davis editorA Chinese court ruled late Tuesday against the plaintiff in one of China’s most prominent #MeToo cases on the grounds that there was “insufficient” evidence to support her claims.The ruling is a clear setback to China’s still-fledgling #MeToo movement, despite new developments recently that seemed to indicate it was picking up steam.In 2018, Zhou Xiaoxuan, 28, accused prominent CCTV anchor Zhu Jun of groping and kissing her against her will four years prior while she was working for him as an intern — a case that went viral after she sued him for damages. Zhu has denied the charges.Zhou has since become one of the most prominent voices pushing #MeToo awareness in China.

brutal thug choked his partner and warned her "I'm going to kill you - die, die, die" after she had asked him whether or not he had cheated. George Dixon, 36, had already been convicted of hurting the woman during their toxic relationship when he subjected her to a more severe attack.

Nicki Minaj‘s anecdote about a family friend becoming impotent after getting vaccinated for COVID-19.Earlier this week, Minaj said she didn’t attend the 2021 Met Gala because attendees were required to be vaccinated. The rapper has not been vaccinated yet but said she would “once I feel I’ve done enough research”.She also said her cousin in Trinidad “won’t get the vaccine cuz his friend got it & became impotent”.“His testicles became swollen.

Amanda Bynes' lawyer David Esquibia says recent reports that the actress'seven-year legal conservatorship had been 'extended to March 2023' were incorrect.In a statement to People,Esquibia explained that the 35-year-old's conservatorship is 'open day to day' and that a status report, not an extension, had been scheduled for 2023.'A status report regarding her health and welfare was recently filed and approved by the court. By law, the next status report is due in two years.