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Good Morning Britain viewers were given a treat on Tuesday morning when Abbey Clancy's interview was crashed by her husband Peter Crouch.The 35 year old appeared on the hit ITV breakfast show to speak about her ongoing relationship with Comic Relief, who have launched their latest campaign. But while she was speaking to hosts Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid, the former Strictly Come Dancing winner couldn't help by have a dig at her retired footballer husband.

Peter Andre has slammed the government for not shutting the borders sooner during the coronavirus pandemic. Writing in his new magazine column, Peter, 47, opened up about travelling abroad after an influencer appeared on This Morning last week to claim her work was “essential”.

Prue Leith has had both of her coronavirus vaccine jabs. The 'Great British Bake Off' judge has encouraged others to get the vaccine when they are given the chance, and she praised her local health centre for being "very efficient".

The British Independent Film Awards —better knowns as the BIFAs —have unveiled the winners of its nine craft categories. Remi Weekes' horror His House —which landed 16 nominations in total —won the honor for best effects (for Pedro Sabrosa and Stegano Pepin) and best production design (for Jacqueline Abrahams who was previously nominated for the award in 2017 for Lady Macbeth).

Peter Andre's wife Emily wasted no time in documenting her family's snowy walk on social media this weekend. The NHS doctor and her children, seven-year-old Amelia and four-year-old Theo, were overjoyed to see the blankets of snow after some parts of the UK were treated to heavy falls of wintery showers.Taking to Instagram on Sunday, Emily posted a series of gorgeous family snaps that saw her children wrapped up warm in comfy clothes as they headed outdoors to play in the snow.

A Quiet Place Part II has been delayed again, and will now be released in September.The highly anticipated sequel is the latest in a long line of films having their release pushed back this week, including Jared Leto’s Morbius and James Bond film No Time To Die.The film, which sees John Krasinski return as director, was initially due to arrive in UK cinemas on March 20 last year, before the coronavirus pandemic hit the country.Since then, it has had four amended release dates.

A Pearl Jam tribute band in the UK have changed their name following legal threats from Pearl Jam themselves. Previously known as Pearl Jamm, they will now be called Legal Jam.The tribute act revealed earlier this week that they received a cease-and-desist letter from Pearl Jam’s lawyers back in September, ordering them to stop infringing the band’s trademarks with their very similar moniker, particularly on merch.

Pearl Jam tribute band have been forced to change their name after a legal challenge from the Seattle group.Pearl Jamm received a cease-and-desist letter from the band’s lawyers recently, and have now shared a statement on their reincarnation as Legal Jam.It was recently revealed that UK Pearl Jam tribute band Pearl Jamm had received a cease-and-desist letter from the group’s legal team.

direct to your inboxPeter Andre has discussed his experience with coronavirus after testing positive earlier this month.The singer and TV presenter and his wife Emily say they are still unsure how he contracted the virus, and initially didn't think he had it because of his symptoms. Peter, alongside Emily, spoke out on Tuesday's Good Morning Britain, including on the side effects he is still suffering from.

Peter Andre and his wife Emily have opened up about their "unpleasant" individual battles with coronavirus and detailed how the virus has left them with lingering side effects.Appearing on Tuesday's Good Morning Britain, the 47-year-old singer admitted he was surprised by his symptoms as they weren't anything like he expected.MORE: Peter Andre's daughter Amelia has the best reaction to incredible birthday surprise"It's quite unbelievable because everyone has different symptoms," he said.

Peter Andre has revealed he was accused of being used as a “puppet for the media” by a troll after he discussed his coronavirus battle.The Mysterious Girl singer, 47, shared a shocking message he received from a troll, who had accused him of faking his Covid-19 battle, as he appeared on Good Morning Britain on Tuesday morning.