Woman, 23, died after she was found unconscious in hospital toilet

Susanna Reid appeared emotional as she was joined by her friend live on Good Morning Britain. The presenter was back hosting the show on Wednesday (July 19) alongside Martin Lewis when they were joined via video link by cancer campaigner Suki Thompson.

Paddy McGuinness has been told that there's 'nothing wrong' with his hobby as he addressed 'growing up' in his latest social media post. The Top Gear host, from Bolton, took to his Instagram page with a video form inside his Cheshire home which he still shares with ex-wife Christine.

Detectives have released CCTV images of five men they would like to speak to after a motorbike owner was threatened with hammers during a terrifying armed robbery. The raid took place at a garage in Wilmslow on Monday afternoon.

Brits receiving new passports from this week may notice something different as a major change is being made for the first time in over 70 years. The first passports issued in the name of King Charles III and bearing the title “His Majesty” will start being rolled out this week.

Gemma Atkinson has sadly confirmed that her fiancee Gorka Marquez will soon have to leave her and their now-two children behind soon as he gets to work on Strictly Come Dancing. The Hits Radio host shared the point with fans as she shared the joyous news she had given birth.

Martin Lewis told Good Morning Britain viewers that he had been brought to tears as he halted the latest edition of the show. The money saving expert founder was back hosting the ITV news programme on Wednesday (July 19) alongside Susanna Reid.

Lily Allen has accused broadcaster Dan Wootton of “bullying and constant surveillance”, following new criminal accusations against him emerging.As reported by BBC, recent reports have included claims of the journalist offering media colleagues thousands of pounds for explicit material of themselves, and led to an online campaign to have him “cancelled”.The broadcaster – who has worked for The Sun, News Of The World, MailOnline and appeared as the Showbiz correspondent on ITV’s Lorraine – has admitted making “errors of judgement in the past” but denied all allegations of criminality.Publishers of The Sun and MailOnline have both confirmed that they are looking into the accusations raised against him, and Wootton has claimed that he has become a victim of a “witch hunt”.“These past few days I have been the target of a smear campaign by nefarious players with an axe to grind,” he said on GB News. “I, like all fallible human beings, have made errors of judgement in the past.

Wayne Rooney believes Erik ten Hag has shown he 'doesn't believe' in Harry Maguire by taking the captain's armband off him.

Homeowners have been given a glimmer of hope as it appears that interest rates may not rise as high as initially feared. Official figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) have revealed that inflation eased back more than expected in June, with the Consumer Prices Index (CPI) falling to 7.9%, down from 8.7% in May.

The bassist of popular pop punk band McFly has spoken candidly about his stints in rehab for addiction. Dougie Poynter spoke to bandmate and friend Matt Willis about his addiction history on Willis' new podcast called 'On the Mend'.

EXCLUSIVE: Filmmaking duo Chris Overton and Rachel Shenton, best known for their Oscar-winning short The Silent Child, have set a new slate of projects at their UK-based production company Slick Films.

John Cleese has urged the “mainstream press” to “check out” the allegations of innappropriate behavior against Dan Wootton, his future GB News colleague.

Korea’s Busan International Film Festival issued a heartfelt statement today, promising to “do our best for the successful hosting” of this year’s edition of the October festival, which has been in turmoil for the past few months following a series of high-profile management exits.

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Steven Spielberg warned Antonio Banderas of the imminent rise of CGI back on the set of 1998 film The Mask of Zorro.Celebrating the 25th anniversary in a recent interview, Banderas reflected on the Martin Campbell-directed action-adventure film – which was produced by Spielberg’s Amblin Entertainment – and how the latter told him that “things are going to change”.“Steven Spielberg said to me once when we were shooting, ‘This is probably going to be one of the last Westerns shot in the way the Westerns were shot in the old days, with real scenes with real horses, where everything is real, [real] sword fighting, no CGI.’ Everything was [practical],” Banderas told Yahoo Entertainment.“And he said, ‘But things are going to change. They’re going to change and they’re gonna change fast.

Nick Vivarelli International Correspondent In 2020, Mishaal Tamer became the first aspiring global pop star from Saudi Arabia to sign a major record deal in the U.S., where he released his debut EP, “Life’s a Ride,” via RCA Records. This summer, he’s touring Europe as the opening act for OneRepublic — a major milestone for an artist from his country. Tamer, whose father is Saudi and mother is Ecuadorian, started playing guitar when he was 9, at a time when religious police in his country were prone to smashing instruments and Western pop music was basically banned. But in 2017 and 2018, just as Tamer began posting his songs online, Saudi Arabia lifted its bans on movies and musical events, prompting a cultural sea change.

Channel 4.The comedian, best known for appearing on 8 Out of 10 Cats, QI, Have I Got News for You and The Big Fat Quiz Of The Year, died of cancer in August 2021, aged 58.The Sean Lock Comedy Award will now honour the late TV star’s legacy and showcase “talented new writers and performers who embody the alternative comedic spirit of Sean and Channel 4”.Winners will receive £5,000 to support their live work and a £1,000 script commission from the comedy team, along with mentoring and support from the broadcaster for newer writers and performers.Bill Bailey, who worked with Channel 4 to set up the award, said he was “delighted”, adding: “It’s a way to honour Sean’s memory and to inspire others to pursue their own unique comic brilliance.”Lock’s former agent, Damon Pettitt from Off The Kerb, said: “I hope the recipient proves to be a worthy winner and shows the same integrity, work ethic and eye for the absurd, in both writing and performance, so evident in Sean’s fine body of work.”Channel 4 has announced The Sean Lock Comedy Award, which will showcase talented new writers and performers: https://t.co/6hS629dlrW pic.twitter.com/dsANAYC4U2— Channel 4 Press (@C4Press) July 17, 2023Head of comedy at Channel 4, Charlie Perkins said that the channel is “honoured to have collaborated with Sean’s friends and family on our first comedy scheme that melds the genres of scripted, entertainment and digital together.”“Combining a love for Sean’s polymathy and supporting and nurturing new generations of homegrown comedy talent, we’re proud as hell to be part of this award,” he said. “Thank you so much to our passionate nomination panel for giving up their time to help stretch our tendrils out across the UK.

Instagram that she had experienced an “epileptic event”.Ham had 78,000 YouTube subscribers and 75,000 Instagram followers, and often vlogged about her life as a college student in Georgia along with fashion and beauty videos.“This is Annabelle’s family. We’re writing this with heavy, heavy hearts,” the post began on Instagram.A post shared by Annabelle Ham (@annabelle_ham)“Annabelle experienced an epileptic event and has gone on to the gates of heaven. She struggled with this for a long time and wanted to raise awareness for it, which we will do in honor of her.

MAMAMOO sub-unit MAMAMOO+ have dropped a music video for their new pre-release single ‘Save Me’.On July 18, Solar and Moonbyul of MAMAMOO released a visual for ‘Save Me’, the pre-release single of their upcoming mini-album ‘Two Rabbits’. The record is due out in full on August 3.The new music video feature the duo singing to the track in separate houses, gazing outside the windows as rain pours outside.

The Cure have broken records with their latest tour, despite frontman Robert Smith’s fight to lower the price of tickets.The records were broken with the band’s latest Shows Of A Lost World live shows in the US and Canada earlier this spring, which soon became their highest-grossing tour, and their best attendance in the region.As reported by Billboard, the tour – which consisted of 35 dates and kicked off in May – grossed $37.5million (£29million) and sold over 547,000 tickets. The final date took place in Miami, Florida earlier this month.It also reported that the most attended and highest-earning shows on the North American leg was the band’s three-night residency at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles.

Ellise Shafer Both the Writers Guild of America and SAG-AFTRA filed labor complaints against NBCUniversal on Tuesday, alleging that the company is disrupting their strike efforts. According to the Los Angeles Times, the complaints allege that NBCUniversal has “interfered with, coerced and restrained employees in the exercise of their rights” during the dual strike. Grievances include allegedly designating picket locations that were obstructed by construction fencing, resulting in marching in busy streets on which they say two picketers have been struck by cars, and not providing barriers to establish pedestrian walkways. In a statement to the L.A. Times, NBCUniversal said: “We strongly believe that the company has fulfilled our legal obligations under the National Labor Relations Act and we will cooperate with respect to any inquiries by the National Labor Relations Board on this issue. While we understand the timing of our multi-year construction project has created challenges for demonstrators, we continue to work with public agencies to increase access.”