I'm A Celeb's Sir Mo Farah 'gets halal food in camp to respect religious beliefs'

Willie J Healey has shared a new Christmas song – listen to the simply titled ‘Merry Christmas’ below.The new track follows the British singer-songwriter’s debut full-length album ‘Twin Heavy’, which came out earlier this year via YALA! Records.“I’ve always loved Christmas,” Healey said of the new track in a statement.

Sir Keir Starmer is self-isolating after coming into contact with a positive case. The 58-year-old politician will continue working but from home after a member of his private office staff caught the bug.

I'm A Celebrity 2020 campmates are among the highest paid in the show's history - for a short stint. The ITV show came to an end on Friday, December 4, after it was held in the UK for the first time.

Transfermarkt have released the latest market value of all 24 sides in the third tier of English football.

Dua Lipa, Taylor Swift and Paloma Faith were among the winners at the first ever virtual Attitude Awards.Actors Luke Evans and Russell Tovey, writer and broadcaster Stephen Fry, musician Yungblud, presenter Michelle Visage and activist Munroe Bergdorf tonight scooped up honours at the ceremony, hosted on the magazine’s YouTube channel.The Vamps, Yungblud, Faith, Rina Sawayama and Drag Race UK’s The Vivienne all performed at the two-hour ceremony, which was pre-recorded at the Roundhouse in

Mo Farah may know his way around the track but not, it seems, the UK. The long-distance runner risked the ire of Scots as he mistook Scotland for Wales on I'm A Celebrity.

READ MORE: In Pictures: Stars pay tribute to Sir Sean ConneryRoles in Highlander, The Untouchables and Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade helped seal his position as one of Britain’s best-loved stars.As one of the most high-profile supporters of Scottish independence, many expected Connery to make an appearance on the campaign trail in the run-up to the historic vote on September 18 2014.His words were used to galvanise support at the launch of the Yes campaign two years previously, when the

Sir Elton John declared “I’m gay and I’m proud” as he accepted the global impact award at the British LGBT Awards.The singer-songwriter, 73, and his husband David Furnish, 58, were honoured at the annual event for their efforts to raise awareness of HIV through the Elton John Aids Foundation.The ceremony, which took place online this year due to coronavirus restrictions, saw awards go to Years And Years frontman Olly Alexander and former Wales rugby star Gareth Thomas, and was hosted by Rylan

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Former British Army officer Captain Sir Tom Moore is being honoured in a big way.