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BBC Saturday Kitchen presenter Matt Tabbutt, 47, has discussed what it was like filming during the coronavirus pandemic last year.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, the chef addressed the "eerie" scenes he came face to face with, while travelling into the capital to film for his daily cooking show.While many live TV shows ground to a halt during the pandemic, Matt recalled that for him, filming continued as usual.He said on his weekly weekend favourite: "I was fortunate to carry on working, so that was good, we carried on doing Saturday Kitchen."The chef also started filming Daily Kitchen Live alongside journalist and author of Cooking On A Bootstrap, Jack Monroe."We also did a two week every day show," he added.Daily Kitchen Live aimed

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Naga Munchetty, 46, warned listeners before her BBC Radio 5 Live guest told her an emotional and heartfelt story on the show.The BBC Breakfast host admitted the moving tale had moved her to tears before she had arrived at the public broadcaster’s office that morning.Naga welcomed Josie Lloyd onto her morning radio show, to discuss her new novel, which was inspired by how she had completed a 10k run in Brighton alongside other cancer survivors.Josie, who was diagnosed with breast cancer but is now cancer-free, had the most incredible anecdote from her time in the race, which she wanted to share with listeners.However Naga interrupted her and said: “Can I just say one thing before you say this, I’m warning my listeners now… I read this, this

Cornwall and I were not meant to be. Now, ill in bed, everything feels wrong about being here.

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mowed down a man and his dog in his van because the rottweiler pooed on his driveway, a court has heard.Alexander McKinley is said to have carried out a life-threatening assault on Dean Johnstone by deliberately knocking him down in his van.And a witness has told how he saw the incident unfold in front of him - and heard the dog "yelping" in pain afterwards.Robert Duffy, 66, was giving evidence at McKinley's Paisley Sheriff Court trial.He denies assaulting Mr Johnstone by driving a Vauxhall Combo van at him - and striking both him and the dog "to his injury and danger of life" - on September 4, 2018, in William Street, Johnstone.Mr Duffy said: "I had to step back onto the pavement as the car came screaming down the hill."If you imagine a

Gillian Anderson has seemingly confirmed her relationship with The Crown creator, Peter Morgan, is all over.

Seth Rogen says he once attempted to meet Beyonce at an awards show, a moment which he calls 'humiliating'.The Knocked Up actor recalled the awkward moment, which happened at the 2011 Grammy Awards, in an interview with E! Daily Popon Tuesday.Rogen was a presenter at the ceremony but was surprised to find that it didn't open up an opportunity to meet the singing icon. Seth Rogen says he once attempted to meet Beyonce at an awards show, a moment which he calls 'humiliating' 'I saw Beyonce at the Grammys with Gwyneth Paltrow actually and they were together,' he recalled.

Noel Gallagher wants everyone to know he lives as boring a life as the rest of us – complete with housework and trips to the supermarket.

Major changes are coming to Universal Orlando Resort this weekend.

Kyra Sedgwick's sitcom, "Call Your Mother," is not returning for a second season on ABC, according to the actress.  The series followed Sedgwick as an empty-nesting mother whose children live thousands of miles away. The show didn’t receive particularly positive reviews, scoring only a 37 audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, while a critic score hasn't been awarded yet.The Hollywood Reporter (THR) called the jokes "unfunny," while Variety noted that it did not "find its footing." Sedgwick, 55, was the first to announce the show’s demise, sharing a still of herself from the show.

Kyra Sedgwick's sitcom, "Call Your Mother," is not returning for a second season on ABC, according to the actress.  The series followed Sedgwick as an empty-nesting mother whose children live thousands of miles away. The show didn’t receive particularly positive reviews, scoring only a 37 audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, while a critic score hasn't been awarded yet.The Hollywood Reporter (THR) called the jokes "unfunny," while Variety noted that it did not "find its footing." Sedgwick, 55, was the first to announce the show’s demise, sharing a still of herself from the show.

Matthew McConaughey looked as if he was standing on top of the world in a stunning photo taken out in the desert and shared to his Instagram on Friday.But the 51-year-old Oscar winner seems to have irked some of his fans after they reacted with puzzlement and occasional fury at him wearing a mask, despite new CDC guidance allowing fully vaccinated people to go mask-free in most indoor and outdoor circumstances.The Dazed And Confused actor joins other stars who are continuing to mask up above and beyond the new guidelines.

Bigger & Blacker from Steven Oliver, the triple threat of ABC’s Black Comedy fame.“Steven Oliver from ABC’s hit television series Black Comedy brings his critically acclaimed cabaret Bigger & Blacker to the Studio fresh from La Boite Theatre. Weaving comedy and contemplation though stories of love and loss, Oliver mines his own life to reflect on fame, friendship and the power of music,” the Opera House announced.“A seasoned performer, Oliver is also a talented songwriter whose original score runs from perky pop to urban rap to lilting lullabies.

Holly Willoughby is in crisis talks on This Morning due to the "extortionate" demands of her former management company, who want a stake of her earnings despite no longer representing her, it's reported.

Jamie Dornan and Matthew Rhys … with all their experience that they have, it was overwhelming. But it was such a relaxed experience.

Rangers fans have painted the town red ahead of their historic trophy day as more than a 100 supporters lined the banks with flares.

More than half of all areas in England are now recording rises in coronavirus infection rates as worry about the Indian variant builds.

@matthb92.In the clip that has been viewed more than 550,000 times, Matt and presumably his partner can be seen surrounded by their loved ones - all of which are clearly very excited to see the sex of the baby.When the time comes to pop the balloon, Matt takes hold of it firmly as his partner pops it with a pin. Pink balloons, confetti and silly string appear - indicating the pair are expecting a little girl.But whilst the rest of the family are seen celebrating the exciting news, Matt simply throws the popped balloon on the floor and mutters something inaudible.

Marnie Simpson has opened up on "one of the worst years" of her life for Mental Health Awareness Week.The former Geordie Shore star, who recently found her perfect Disney-inspired wedding dress, took to her Instagram feed to speak out on her experience with her 4.1million followers.The 29 year old shared a total of 10 photos and videos of herself in tears as well as looking downcast in a hospital bed before writing in the caption: "Wasn’t sure weather to post this as its very personal but it’s mental health Awareness week so I thought I would share my story with mental health". Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.