Janey Godley's new novel reaches best sellers list after Lorraine Kelly appearance

Leo Barraclough International Features EditorAidan Gillen, who played Littlefinger in “Game of Thrones,” and Sandrine Bonnaire, a best actress winner at Venice for “La cérémonie,” have joined Gabriel Byrne in Samuel Beckett biopic “Dance First,” directed by Oscar-winner James Marsh.Film Constellation has closed pre-sales on the film in Australia/New Zealand (Icon), Italy (Bim Distribuzione), Spain (Filmin), Portugal (Nos Audiovisuais), Greece (Filmtrade), Hungary (Vertigo Media), former Yugoslavia (Discovery) and Taiwan (Cai Chang). Pay TV outlet Sky developed the film as a Sky Original in the U.K.Marsh, best-known for “The Theory of Everything,” for which Eddie Redmayne won an Oscar, and Oscar-winner “Man on Wire,” will start shooting the film on May 30 in Budapest.

Janey Godley has shared a positive update to fans in her ongoing cancer battle.

Lorraine Kelly has admitted a "heartbreaking" conversation with daughter Rosie which left her "really sad". The Scottish TV presenter spoke out over her chat with her child. Speaking on the Be Honest podcast, she said: “I had to have the conversation with her that I found quite heartbreaking actually, which was, this is not Singapore, you cannot walk home on your own.

Janey Godley has praised the Queen as a mother, granny and great granny and says she hopes she has a rest.

Janey Godley has revealed that one of the side effects of her chemotherapy is having 'bizarre dreams'.

Lorraine Kelly opened up on her last hospital visit with friend and colleague Deborah James, who sadly announced she's been moved to at-home hospice care with bowel cancer this week. The 62 year old Scottish presenter began by saying the daytime TV team are "sending all their love" to a "very brave person", who has been open with her cancer journey all along the way. BBC presenter Deborah, 40, is now focusing on raising money for bowel cancer research and care on her Bowel Babe JustGiving page, which has already reached over £1m and continues to go up.

Lorraine Kelly has praised her brave friend Deborah James for 'everything she does and everything she will continue to do' to raise awareness about bowel cancer.

Lorraine Kelly has shared a poignant message in honour of her friend Deborah James following a heartbreaking update.MORE: Lorraine Kelly makes cheeky dig at Boris Johnson on-stage at TV BAFTAsOn Monday evening, Deborah – who was diagnosed with stage four bowel cancer five years ago – confirmed that she was now receiving hospice care at home as she prepares for the end of her journey. WATCH: Dr Amir Khan shares key signs of bowel cancerDeborah, who went under the name Bowel Babe, addressed her followers, writing: "The tweet I never wanted to write. The time has come to say goodbye.

Lorraine Kelly had a swipe at Boris Johnson during the BAFTA TV Awards.

Lorraine Kelly has made a dig at Boris Johnson after he said he has no idea who she is. The iconic ITV presenter admitted that she wasn’t offended that the Prime Minister didn’t know who she was, but she did mention that they had met before. During an interview with Boris Johnson for Good Morning Britain, Susanna Reid mentioned the 62 year old presenter, but she was left baffled when he said he had never heard of her.

Lorraine Kelly made a dig at Boris Johnson while presenting an award at the Virgin Media BAFTA TV Awards awards on Sunday night.  MORE: BAFTA TV Awards 2022: see the complete list of winnersApproaching the podium to present the award for News Coverage, the ITV star said: "Hello, and a special hello to Boris, I'm Lorraine. Lovely to see you.

Scots comedian Janey Godley has opened about her cancer battle and revealed how it has impacted her mental health.

Lorraine Kelly has spoken out after being put on the spot about becoming the new Countdown host following Anne Robinson's departure from the show.

Janey Godley and the Beatson have been overwhelmed after fans helped her raise £42,000 for the cancer charity.