Vicky Pattison finds it 'painful' to watch Geordie Shore

A police helicopter was deployed last night to hunt a runaway driver who dodged a road traffic check in Lanarkshire.

St Johnstone have snapped up Dundee United striker Nicky Clark on a two-year contract.

A dad almost bled to death after suffering horror injuries in a freak accident at his new home. Scott Lee had received the keys to the property the day before and was decorating the space for his wife's birthday.

Renfrewshire residents will come together today to remember those who have died or have suffered permanent injuries due to a drug overdose.

The YouTuber who was found liable for defamation in relation to various videos she posted about Cardi B has asked the Eleventh Circuit appeals court in the US to reverse that judgement and order a new trial. Among other things she argues that it was never proven she acted with actual malice when making her videos about Cardi B and that the exclusion of evidence about the rapper’s character in court resulted in a “very lopsided” hearing.Latasha Kebe was sued by Cardi B – real name Belcalis Almanzar – over various claims that were made about the rapper in her YouTube videos.

BBC Radio 1 has announced the line-up for its Residency slot for the next three months, which sees two DJs given an hour each every Thursday for a month to play the best tracks they can find.Kicking things off tomorrow night – and then appearing for the whole month of September – will be Uncle Waffles and Ahadadream. In October they’ll hand over to Helena Hauff and Eliza Rose, and then November will be handled by Joseph Capriati and Skream.But how do they all feel about this opportunity? Well, Uncle Waffles is “grateful”, Ahadadream is “gassed”, Helena Hauff is “more than excited”, Eliza Rose is “so privileged”, Joseph Capriati is “honoured”, and Skream is “absolutely THRILLED”.Uncles Waffles’ mix will start at 11pm, followed by Ahadadream at midnight.

Lawyers for Kesha have said that the court hearing for her long-running defamation legal battle with producer Dr Luke – currently scheduled for next February – can’t go ahead until the New York Court Of Appeal has ruled on some side disputes. And, they claim, Luke’s legal team are responsible for delays in the appeals court making it less likely that those matters will be addressed before next February.Luke’s defamation lawsuit against Kesha is all that remains of a long running dispute between the former collaborators, which began when Kesha accused Luke of rape.

APPOINTMENTSMusic charity Help Musicians has named cellist Abel Selaocoe as a new ambassador and Abbey Road Studios MD Isabel Garvey as a new trustee. “Abel and Isabel are two of the very best in their respective fields.

Benjamin Clementine has announced that he will release his third album, ‘And I Have Been’, this autumn. The new record will provide the first half of a story, set be be completed with a second album next year.“‘And I Have Been’ was conceived during COVID”, he explains.

The last surviving member of The Monkees, Micky Dolenz, has sued the FBI demanding access to documents it possesses about the band. In a lawsuit filed this week, he says that he has attempted to gain this information via a Freedom Of Information Act request, but has so far had no response beyond an acknowledgement that his request was received in June.Dolenz has launched the lawsuit because, he says, he has exhausted all other avenues, despite being “entitled to timely receipt of nonexempt copies of all records responsive to his [request]”, according to Law360.He also hints in the lawsuit at what he plans to do with the information he seeks, saying that he “has the ability to disseminate information on a wide scale and may use information obtained through his request in an original work, particularly an independent film, documentary or book”.Now, you might be thinking, “Pfft! The FBI probably doesn’t even have any files on The Monkees”.

Bruce Willis took to Instagram on Wednesday in honor of National Grief Awareness Day to share some of the ways she's tackling her grief in the wake of Bruce's aphasia diagnosis. «This was the summer of self discovery—finding new hobbies, going out of my comfort zone and staying active,» Emma captioned a video of herself gardening, staining wood, shadowboxing, biking, playing tennis and more. «My grief can be paralyzing but I’m learning how to live along side it.» Emma also shared some sage wisdom from her stepdaughter, Scout Willis, who is the daughter of Bruce and his ex Demi Moore. «As my step-daughter @scoutlaruewillis told me, grief is the deepest and purest form of love,» she wrote.

Vicky Pattison has driven her loyal legion of fans wild as she bared all in a daring topless tutorial online.The Geordie Shore star, 34, – who was recently left in tears after tuning into her new Channel 4 documentary – took to her Instagram Story to showcase her latest nifty underwear product when wearing plunging outfits.Before she started filming the eye-popping clip, the reality star made sure to cover her nipples with seamless nipple covers in order to avoid a ban on her Instagram account.READ MORE:Vicky Pattison credits fiancé Ercan Ramadan for helping her quit boozeIn full view of her 5.1million followers, the brunette beauty stood braless as she donned a black and white zebra jumpsuit which featured a jaw-dropping neckline that stopped just above her naval.It was at this point that she promoted the underwear line Perky Pear’s new product which allows users to support their breasts while wearing revealing outfits.Speaking candidly to her adoring fans, she started the video by talking about her summer ensemble.She said: “It’s very revealing but I don’t mind flashing the flesh as you all know by now but I do prefer a slightly perkier cleavage when I'm wearing something like this – just my preference.“Ooh you’ve already got a bit of a flash there – don’t worry I've already got my nipple covers on because Instagram doesn’t like it.“I'm sure you’ve heard me rave about Perky Pear and I normally wear their original lift and shape tape but today I am using their invisible lift tape instead.”The TV star went on to demonstrate how to apply the tape and get the best result for customers at home.And to show off the impressive lift of the invisible breast tape, Vicky went on to show off a before and after picture as she posed

Geordie Shore star Vicky Pattison has given fans a sneak peek into her Croatian holiday by sharing a series of fun photos on Instagram. Vicky, 34, is currently sunning it up in Croatia with fiancé Ercan Ramadan, who she got engaged to in February 2022.The pair have been dating for several years and are enjoying spending time together in the run-up to the big day, which has no confirmed date as of yet. Until then, Vicky has been seen looking happy with her other half as they enjoyed a sunny holiday.

Charlotte Crosby to thank for his career after he was sacked from MTV's Geordie Shore.The DJ and producer thanked the soon-to-be-mum for opening doors for him after television bosses continued to "knock" him after he was axed from the reality show.Ricci claims he was sacked in 2014 after he split up from his on-off girlfriend Vicky Pattison, having received a call from his agent the next day to say he wasn't part of the next lineup.READ MORE: Chloe Ferry sunbathes in tiny PVC bikini as she puts on racy display for neighboursFast forward nine years and the 35-year-old is hoping to become the next big name in music, taking on the likes of David Guetta and his former MTV co-star, Joel Corry.Speaking exclusively to the Daily Star, he said: "People get their favourite characters and people related to the storylines and the relationships."You had the Gaz and Charlotte thing, you had the me and Vicky thing, the James and Holly thing.

Vicky Pattison has shared an honest post about her day 'getting the better of her' prior to her very personal documentary airing. The reality star has opened up about her binge drinking past in her new one-off Channel 4 programme, Vicky Pattison: My Dad, Alcohol and Me.

Vicky Pattinson has bravely taken to Instagram in light of her “spending the last month talking about things that I've kept bottled up for years”. The brunette beauty, 34, shared a snap of herself looking tearful in the bathroom, alongside a string of snaps of her magazine and newspaper articles about her alcohol addiction documentary and snaps of her during the TV interviews she’s been doing to promote the programme. “Today got the better of me…” Vicky began her emotional post.

Vicky Pattison fans have been left in tears after tuning into her new documentary.The reality TV star, 34, explored her complicated relationship with her dad John and alcoholism in an emotional Channel 4 show which aired on Tuesday (August 2) evening.Growing up Vicky’s dad John was a functional alcoholic and he's since fallen off the wagon.READ MORE: Vicky Pattison sobs as she shares fears alcoholic dad will never meet her childrenAs an adult she says can understand better but still struggles with how much her family went through and that her dad could not stop drinking, even for her.In the one-off special episode, Vicky and John go to see a family mediator together in a bid to improve their communication.Vicky, who is engaged to former TOWIE hunk Ercan Ramadan, broke down in tears as she finally opened up to her father about her concerns with his drinking.Things took a turn when John told Vicky: "It would be a lie if I say I'll never drink again to you. I'll try my absolute hardest."The former Geordie Shore star is left disappointed with her dad's comments and later issued him an ultimatum.Vicky told John that needs to commit to try stopping drinking if he wants to remain part of her life.Fans were left in tears and rushed to praise Vicky for being so honest in the documentary.Taking to Twitter, one fan penned: "@VickyPattison new documentary tonight has me in absolute tears."Another added: "This @VickyPattison documentary is very raw, emotional but so inspiring.

Vicky Pattison rose to fame following her time on popular MTV reality show Geordie Shore back in 2011.Geordie Shore was infamous for its boozy antics, with storylines revolving around the cast going out on the toon and dealing with their mighty hangovers the next day.Vicky, now 34, remained as part of the Geordie Shore cast for three years before she quit the show to take on other ventures, including Ex On The Beach, Judge Geordie and I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! in 2015, where she was crowned Queen of the Jungle.The telly favourite has recently explained her struggles with anxiety and revealed she would turn to drink to calm her nerves.In tonight's Channel 4 documentary on her personal struggles with alcohol, Vicky is seen confronting her demons as she explores her relationship with her alcoholic dad, John.However, the TV star has revealed that it was her fiance, former builder Ercan Ramadan, 38, who finally helped her curb her drinking habits.She said: "If we had met 10 years younger, we just wouldn’t have worked at all.

Vicky Pattison has revealed she's worried her alcoholic dad will die before she has children.In a brand-new fly-on-the-wall documentary, which airs on Channel 4 on Tuesday (August 2) evening, the reality TV star explores her complicated relationship with her dad and alcoholism. Growing up Vicky’s dad John was a functional alcoholic and he's since fallen off the wagon.

Vicky Pattison has opened up about her dad using her as a "human walking stick" while drunk and out on benders. The stunning Geordie Shore lass who shot to fame in 2011 is gearing up for an emotive documentary to air on televisions up and down the country next week.Speaking to The Sun ahead of her programme Vicky Pattison: My Dad, Alcohol And Me airing on Tuesday, August 2, Vicky lifted the lid on what it was like growing up.READ NEXT: Vicky Pattison risks wardrobe malfunction in skimpy bikini held together by stringShe told the paper that when she was young, she realised that her dad using her as a "human walking stick" didn't seem right.Adding: "As a kid growing up, you absolutely assume that what you are exposed to is normal because you have no other point of reference - I assumed everybody spent their Saturdays and Sundays in pubs."She then went on to admit that as an adult there are elements of adulthood that she would "prefer" her child not to be "exposed to".The documentary will see Vicky and her dad John explore their relationship with each other and with alcohol.