GMB star set for Christmas on his own after travelling into Tier 4 to present show

Colombia’s International Feature Oscar submission El ovido que seremos (English title: Memories of My Father) hails from Oscar-winning Spanish director Fernando Trueba and stars Spanish legend Javier Cámara. It’s based on the memoir by Héctor Abad Faciolince about his father who was a doctor, professor and an activist for social justice who was murdered in 1987 by Colombian paramilitaries.

Naman Ramachandran Nadiya Hussain, who shot to global stardom when she won the 2015 edition of “The Great British Bake Off,” is set to voice new CBeebies show “What’s On Your Head?”Produced by London and Bristol-based indie outfit Gold Wala, the show is a 10-part factual entertainment series inspired by the wearing of face masks during the pandemic.

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterA teacher has showcased his amazing talent on a hit TV music show.Jeremy Levif, 29, appeared on The Voice UK wowing judges including legendary singer Sir Tom Jones.The singer-songwriter, originally from France and now living in Prestwick, regularly gigs in venues across Ayrshire.And on Saturday, his sparkling performance of ‘How Long Will I Love You’ caught the eye as he sailed through to the next

Love Island star Zara Holland is due to appear in court in Barbados for allegedly breaching coronavirus laws, police have said. The model and former Miss Great Britain, who appeared on the hit TV show in 2016, tried to leave the country despite being told to isolate after her arrival, the Royal Barbados Police Force told Sky News.

Jeremy Clarkson has written about his experience of battling coronavirus in typically direct prose.

British YouTube star Grace Victory is in a medically induced coma due to Coronavirus, just days after giving birth to her son.

Martine McCutcheon has revealed that her on-screen chemistry with “Love Actually” co-star Hugh Grant was more than just good acting. 

Ronan Keating has his sights on the number one spot in the UK Christmas charts with the sausage roll song – not something you’d ever expect to read, right?

Viola Davis “lost it” after receiving the news her Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom co-star Chadwick Boseman had died.The actor, who lost his battle with cancer in August (202020), filmed the Netflix movie, about the iconic African-American blues singer, with Davis in the summer of 2019.Speaking on Britain’s The Graham Norton Show, the actress paid tribute to her late co-star, admitting she was “so surprised” by the tragic news as she was in the dark about his illness.“When I found out he was gone, I