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Made In Chelsea star Nicola Hughes has admitted that she “doesn’t cross paths” with her former co-stars.The 31 year old has remained incredibly close to sisters Tiffany and Lucy Watson, but she says she hasn’t seen her other former co-stars in “such a long time”. Speaking exclusively to OK! about whether or not she’s in touch with anyone other than Tiff, Lucy and Lucy’s fiancé James Dunmore, Nicola said: “Not that I can think of.

iOS - Android Four fire appliances rushed to the incident, with firefighters attempting to extinguish the blaze overnight.Pictures taken at the scene show a garage connected to the house completely burnt out, with the house also severely damaged by the flames.Three cars sit in the drive which look to be smoke damaged, and the area has been cordoned off by the fire service.A local resident who witnessed the fire said: “Fire investigation remains ongoing as to nature of the explosion and fireball

Emma Watson jetted into Chelsea, London on a private twin-turbine helicopter earlier this week.  The actress, 31, who is known for actively participating in environmental movements, especially in the fashion industry, raised eyebrows as she touched down in the heliport after her flight.

Ollie Locke-Locke has come a long way since his first appearance on Made In Chelsea in 2011 alongside his best friend Binky Felstead – who he calls the “most incredible mother” to India, four, and newborn Wolfie.The star, now 34, and husband Gareth, 31, were one of the last couples to say “I do” in Britain before the second national lockdown in December.The pair are longing to become parents, but they recently announced their attempt at IVF via a surrogate hadn’t been successful.

Former Made in Chelsea star Nicola Hughes and her new husband Charlie Tupper got married in a romantic ceremony with their close family and friends at Botleys Mansion and wanted to share their special day exclusively with OK! VIP’s. The lavish day included an emotional speech from the groom and some familiar faces from the hit E4 reality show.

Covid and its real-life controversies have checked in to ABC’s General Hospital, seeming to spark a cast rift that’s playing out on social media and prompting star and vaccine mandate opponent Ingo Rademacher to lash out at the “morons,” “dictators,” and “horrible, horrible” people calling for his firing.

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or is she?) to said trainer, Ryan Libbey.Jamie Laing and Frankie GaffWe hate to say it, but Chelsea OG Jamie Laing just doesn't seem like he deserves a girlfriend. Not that Frankie Gaff was our fave, but is there a single partner Jamie hasn't done the dirty on? His relationship with Frankie was particularly eye-roll, but Frankie gave as good as she got when she went after Jamie's boi Alex Mytton and allegedly hooked up with TOWIE's Dan Edgar.

iOS - Android A meeting of the council's performance and review scrutiny forum on August 17 heard that recycling rates had fallen to 40.9 per cent in 2020-21, partly due to the effects of the coronavirus lockdown.Facilities officer Ian Guild said that "people had took to just throwing stuff out in the street" while council services were impacted during the early stages of lockdown.Recycling rates in South Lanarkshire peaked in 2016-17 at 53 per cent but the council has never been able to reach

Made in Chelsea star Oliver Proudlock has apologised for his “insensitive” Instagram post referring to the Holocaust.The reality TV star made a reference to the 2008 film The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas, which stars Rupert Friend. He was wearing an outfit that bore a resemblance to the clothes the prisoners in the film were forced to wear by the Nazis, but came under fire for making light of the historical horror.

iOS - Android So far more than 1.4m people and 4000 schools have taken part in games across the UK and beyond, with evidence showing the programme helps adults and children become more active.Since it was created by GP Dr William Bird, the game has been played in more than 120 locations in the UK and beyond.Children use a fob which will be provided by participating primary schools, and adults can pick up a free card from one of the distribution points listed on the www.beatthestreet.me/northlan