A Place In The Sun host Lee Juggurnauth on 'struggling' during 'worst year of my life' and unlikely Lulu connection

Ivana Knoll, famously known as the 'world's sexiest football fan', has touched down in Germany, ready to set pulses racing at Euro 2024.The Croatian beauty and super fan, who turned heads with her sizzling looks during the Qatar World Cup, is already in Berlin, gearing up for the tournament's opening match between Germany and Scotland on Friday. At 31, Ivana flaunted her enviable physique post-gym session in her hotel, although she cheekily griped about the subpar gym facilities while snapping some sultry shots for her Instagram followers.

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor At the Monte-Carlo TV Festival Saturday, Lee Jung-Jae, one of the stars of new Disney+ series “Star Wars: The Acolyte,” spoke with Variety about how he prepared for his role as Jedi Master Sol, the strengths of Leslye Headland, the show’s creator, as a showrunner, and the relationship between Sol and Amandla Stenberg’s characters.Lee, who won a Primetime Emmy for “Squid Game,” says that for 50% of “The Acolyte” role he drew inspiration from previous depictions of the Jedi Masters, and “for the remaining 50% I tried to find something that was appropriate to Sol – something that would only incarnate him.” He also consulted with an expert in “Star Wars” lore at Lucasfilm.In “The Acolyte,” the Jedi Masters are shown to be flawed. How does the show present this? “In ‘The Acolyte,’ what it tries to say is that anyone can make mistakes, but you have to accept the mistakes that you make, and put effort into correcting them or developing yourself, because any human being has some unstable thinking,” Lee says.

A Place in the Sun star Laura Hamilton has fronted the Channel 4 travel programme for over ten years and is known for her lovely smile and friendly approach to hopefuls looking to start a new life in the sun.

A Place In The Sun's Jasmine Harman has given fans a glimpse into her family's new life in Spain, following their move from the UK last year.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Warner Bros. Pictures has acquired Pedro Almodóvar’s English-language film debut “The Room Next Door” for key international territories, including the U.K., Spain, Italy, Germany and Latin America. Starring Julianne Moore, Tilda Swinton and John Turturro, “The Room Next Door” will also be released by Warner Bros.

Footy fans heading to Munich to catch Euros can look forward to fine weather, but should take extra care to prevent sunburn.

With the stresses of everyday life wearing on Mancunians, more and more people are investing in their health and wellbeing. Once booze filled sun holidays were the go to vacation packages for many Britons, but now spa breaks and luxury retreats are the hottest destinations.

While the sun isn't exactly shining at the moment, the temperature is set to rise again in the next few weeks. With BBQs and late night garden parties on the horizon, many will be looking to spend as much time as possible in their outdoor living space, when they can.

Each year, two solstices take place - the June solstice and the December solstice.

Ben Hillman was left utterly stunned when a guest on A Place in the Sun dropped a massive "bombshell".

This Is Us star is, in fact, pregnant with her third child with . But at the moment, I am taken aback by her luminescence—so much so that I immediately add Eucerin skin care products to my shopping cart. Moore, who recently partnered with on its new “Expect More” campaign, has always been a “long, long, longtime fan" of the brand.

A heated debate took place on Good Morning Britain on Tuesday 4 June that left viewers divided.Travel journalist Stephanie Takyi and A Place In The Sun presenter Lee Juggurnauth were debating whether there should be a cap on the number of British holidaymakers going to Majorca, with the pair arguing for and against the idea. Residents of the popular holiday island say they are being squeezed out of their towns and beaches by millions of tourists who visit the destination each year, so locals are now calling for a limit on the number of visitors.

William Earl administrator Period vampire thriller “The Vourdalak” is set to stalk American audiences. Oscilloscope Laboratories has acquired the U.S.

Laura Hamilton - who is best known for presenting A Place in the Sun - has taken to social media to warn followers after she was targeted by 'disgusting' scammers.The 42 year old pleaded with fans to block the fake accounts who were pretending to be her, with the aim of conning people out of money. After running London Marathon in aide of the WellChild charity in honour of Jonnie Irwin - her colleague who tragically died with cancer earlier this year - the Channel 4 star said scam pages were set up.

The Northern Lights could soon be putting on a spectacular show again, as consistent solar storms from the sun are set to light up the skies.

A Place in the Sun star Jasmine Harman has given fans a glimpse into her romantic life, celebrating two decades with her husband Jon Boast.The TV presenter, 48, took to Instagram to share a cheeky video of herself dancingg to Muni Long's Made For Me, in which she sported a leopard print jumpsuit with frilly sleeves, as her blonde locks flowed in the gentle breeze. In the clip, Jasmine is seen playfully dancing and lip-syncing before pointing towards an unexpected dance partner a mop decked out in a checkered shirt, impersonating her other half, complete with a mop head for hair.The pair 'dance' together before Jasmine pulls the mop in for a cuddle. Jasmine captioned the quirky video with a heartfelt tribute to her husband, reminiscing about their first date in a quaint pizzeria in Almunecar 20 years ago.

Celebrated Royal snapper Arthur Edwards has dished on his experience covering Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's 2018 wedding, brandishing the event as "miserable" and taking top spot as the "worst event" he had ever covered.

A driver who mowed down an elderly woman as she crossed the road claimed he was ‘dazzled by the sunlight’.

As the sun bathed Lancashire in warmth last weekend, the idea of spending an entire evening outdoors might not have seemed too far-fetched. However, fast forward a few days and 48 hours of relentless rain has made this a considerably less appealing prospect.

When the weather decides to play ball, nothing beats a day out at the park.