Dancing On Ice cancelled this weekend due to multiple cast injuries

Country music fans are going to have to wait a while for the next CMA Fest. The annual celebration of country music has been canceled due to the coronavirus.The Country Music Association announced on Tuesday that this year's festival will be cancelled due to COVID-19 — marking the second time this festival has been cancelled because of the pandemic.«After thoughtful deliberation, we are saddened to share that CMA Fest will not take place in 2021,» the Country Music Association shared in a

WARNING: This article contains spoilers from Dancing on Ice. First to take to the ice was former Olympic sprinter Colin Jackson embraced his inner John Travolta to You Should Be Dancing from Saturday Night Fever.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Dancing on Ice is set to finish early this year after several celebrities were forced to drop out of the competition due to injuries or positive COVID tests.  MORE: James and Ola Jordan share details on baby Ella’s first birthday celebrations ITV released a statement which confirmed that the finale will be taking place on Sunday 14 March instead of the following week.

US golfer Tiger Woods was taken to the hospital after a car crash in Los Angeles County. According to the Sheriff's department, the car crash resulted in “major damage”.

direct to your inboxGolfer Tiger Woods was rushed to hospital after being involved in a car crash.Woods, 45, had to be cut from his car after the vehicle rolled over and suffered 'major damage'.He was taken for treatment following the early morning incident in Los Angeles, California.His agent said Woods had suffered 'multiple leg injuries'.The golf star was in Los Angeles hosting a tournament but was not playing because he has recently undergone back surgery.For just £3.99 you can turn your

Tiger Woods has been rushed to hospital after sustaining “multiple leg injuries” following a car crash in Los Angeles, California on Tuesday 23 February.The 45 year old golfing legend is undergoing surgery after firefighters used apparatus called “jaws of life” to break open the car and rescue him.Tiger’s agent Mark Steinberg said: “Tiger Woods was in a single-car accident this morning in California where he suffered multiple leg injuries.

Our thoughts are with Tiger Woods after his devastating car accident on Tuesday morning (February 23).

Jason Donovan has reportedly been forced to quit Dancing on Ice after failing to recover from injuring his back. Former Neighbours star Jason, 52, can no longer skate on the show after struggling to recover from the injury, despite the break from live shows on Sunday 21 February.

Dancing On Ice will be taking a break this Sunday (21 February) - there will be no live show. Five celebrities have had to leave the competition early for injury and positive coronavirus tests: comedian Rufus Hound and Emmerdale star Joe-Warren Plant both tested positive for Covid 19, while Jason Donovan, Denise Van Outen and reality personality Billie Shepherd had to withdraw due to injuries.

direct to your inboxDancing On Ice won't be on our screens this weekend to give its cast chance to have a break.The popular long-running show has been hit by injury and illness since its launch last month. The channel says it felt 'prudent' to give the ITV skating competition a week’s rest at this point.

Dancing On Ice has been axed this weekend after ITV bosses were left unable to fill the popular show due to injuries. Producers of the competition programme made the difficult decision after celebrities such as Jason Donovan had to pull out after suffering from health problems.

This season of Dancing on Ice has to go down as the most cursed season ever!