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The Royal Family have had a tough couple of years, particularly King Charles and Prince William.

King Charles was reportedly moved to tears by a surprise comment from his son, Prince William, about the future.The past couple of years have seen significant changes for the Royal Family, particularly for King Charles and Prince William. Their roles within the monarchy have shifted dramatically over the last two years, with Charles ascending to the throne following the passing of his mother, the late Queen, in September 2022. Meanwhile, William has taken on the title of Prince of Wales.

Katie Price and her new beau JJ Slater have caused a stir with their latest cosy photo. Katie, who is a mum to five kids, has been linked to the 31 year old star of Married At First Sight UK since last month. While the duo haven't been dating for long, it seems he's already part of her close-knit group as he recently supported her while she spoke on a live podcast.

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Amy Childs has slammed online trolls as she reveals that she recieves abusive messages everyday on social media. Apearring on the Saving Grace podcast, the TOWIE star, 33, shared that she had been criticised on social media after revealing that she hadn't been breastfeeding her baby twins, whom she welcomed last year. Speaking to podcast host Grace Keeling, Amy revealed that while she had tried breastfeeding but "it didn't really work." However, she has since recieved abusive messages online from other mothers demanding her to breastfeed.

Boasting a whopping 3.3 million followers on TikTok, GK Barry, real moniker Grace Keeling, has made a successful career out of the popular video streaming app. And now, the 24-year-old influencer is hoping to crack the TV industry, after a recent stint on Don't Look Down for Stand Up 2 Cancer, where she starred alongside names such as Paddy McGuinness, Kimberley Wyatt and Chris Hughes. Looking to make the move from social media to the small screen more permanent, Grace told OK!: "I'd absolutely love to do more TV.

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It’s hard to believe it’s been three years since Coronavirus struck, with the first UK lockdown now just a solemn memory for many of us – but one rising star who made the most of being stuck inside is TikTok sensation, GK Barry.The 23 year old star shot to fame at the height of the pandemic, with her irreverent videos and charming personality soon winning over legions of fans on the social media platform. In fact, she proved to be so popular with fans, that she racked up over one million followers in just over a year, despite being limited in the type of content she could actually produce in lockdown.

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Grace Keeling, otherwise known as internet personality GK Barry, has taken social media by storm and shows no signs of slowing down.

Katie Price has owned up to her most extravagant purchase ever and admitted she's not a "designer label person".The reality star, 45, is no stranger to flashing the cash, having splurged out on a number of lavish holidays and cosmetic procedures over the years. But Katie, who was declared bankrupt in 2019 recently revealed that her most expensive purchase ever was actually her 20 year old horse, Wallace, who set her back a staggering £250,000. While appearing on Grace Eleanor Keeling's podcast, Saving Grace, the mum of five also shared that she's not a "designer label person" unless it comes to shoes or bags.

Tributes have poured in following the death of former Manchester Evening News chief sportswriter and Manchester City star, Paul Hince.

Katie Price has shared that she has been left fuming after she didn't receive an invite to the star-studded Barbie movie premiere, which saw the film's stars and a number of Love Islanders descend on Leicester Square.The former glamour model, 45, has hit out at the snub on her podcast The Katie Price Show, as she claimed: "Every time I've been on the red carpet [at a film premiere] I always overshadow whoever's in it and I get the most press, and the whole point of the premiere is for press. "Everyone knows that I was glam and I love Barbie.

Katie Price has revealed she thinks that This Morning star Holly Willougby 'doesn't like her'. The former glamour model opened up her claims and they reasons why she thinks that during a live session with her fans on TikTok.

Thirty minutes into a two and a half hour interview in 2019 with Ben Wallsworth, he bellowed "It's Neal Keeling!" His hearing was shot and his facial recognition was shaky. But his wit, wisdom, deep recall, and humour were all intact.

The Royal Family has undergone a series of dramatic changes in the past year which have particularly impacted King Charles and Prince William.

Bosses at Tesco Bank have been criticised for announcing plans to cut more than 200 jobs - while also booking a 'laughologist' to support workers' mental health.

Grace Keeling, widely known as GK Barry, became an internet sensation during the first UK lockdown in 2020 and her fame has sky-rocketed ever since. At the age of 23, this social media star rose to online fame during a time when everyone was confined to their homes. By August 2020, only 5 months after starting her account, she had already hit 100,000 followers, reaching over 1 million after just over a year.

Manchester's transformation is an epic tale - and Andy Spinoza is one of its characters. As a journalist in the 80s and 90s, he told the story of a cultural revolution. That revolution helped attract developers with deep pockets - developers whose interests 'Spin' would represent as a PR guru.

BBC Studios powerhouse Natural History Unit (NHU), which makes Frozen Planet, Blue Planet and Jon Favreau’s Prehistoric Planet, has nearly doubled employment in the Bristol creative industries over the past few years, according to a BBC report that says almost 50,000 jobs will be forged outside London by 2027. The news comes with the BBC under significant financial pressure, made worse by inflation, according to a speech by Nations Director Rhodri Talfan Davies earlier today.

Hurricane Ian not only left a path of destruction in Florida, but also added homeless or lost pets to animal shelters that were already struggling with being overcapacity.  Manatee County Animal Welfare was one of many shelters across south Florida experiencing a surge in animals post-Ian, Fox 13 Tampa Bay reported. "We started to see almost double the animals coming into our facility on a daily basis," Sarah Brown, the division chief of Manatee County Animal Services, told the outlet.

Naman Ramachandran BBC Studios Natural History Unit (NHU) will invest £1 million ($1.08 million) over three years to develop and support aspiring natural history filmmakers in the U.K. and globally. The NHU produces popular natural history programs including “Blue Planet II,” “Planet Earth II,” “Seven Worlds,” “One Planet,” presented by David Attenborough, “Dynasties,” “Blue Planet Live” and “Springwatch” In places where the NHU is filming, the initiative will fund opportunities for locally based production talent to access in-country training, offer field experience working with NHU teams on location, and invest in local talent to attend U.K.-based training courses. 

Sky Studios Strikes Podcast-To-Screen Deal With Tortoise Media

EXCLUSIVE: James Reed, director of Oscar-winning Netflix documentary My Octopus Teacher, has struck a one-year development partnership with BBC Studios.

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Giving other outlets a shoutout isn't really the done thing when it comes to entertainment journalism, but when it comes to TikTok star Grace Keeling (or GK Barry as she's otherwise known)'s Saving Grace podcast we can't rave about it or her enough; namely because the Love Island tea this queen manages to extract from Islanders lulled into a false sense of security is always PIPING and MESSY.Her latest guest was Love Island 2022 queen of queens Indiyah Polack, who came in fourth place with boyfriend Dami Hope – and who is on par with Grace when it comes to being a consistent content ICON – so naturally, after an hour in Grace's chair, there was GOSS.After a long chat about life after Love Island with Dami, Love Island producers and the girls flashing their boobs to keep tea-spilling off air (love it) – and a couple of silver tequila shots – the topic of controversial Love Island finalist Luca Bish arose.Towards the end of the latest episode of Saving Grace, Grace asked Indiyah an array of fan questions including, "Was Luca as bad as he seemed [on Love Island]?"Indiyah admitted that she hasn't watched any of the show back, but she's naturally aware of how Luca was perceived by many during the summer series.She admitted, “Luca isn’t awful."He’s just a f-cking wind up and he knows it and he loves it.”In other words, he's a real-life panto villain who gets off on booing, so keep booing, boos.Naturally, Grace brought up his dramatic apology to Tasha Ghouri – after countless fans, including Gemma Owen's mum, accused him of bullying her on the show – and asked Indiyah whether the apology was producer-led.

Excitement for the upcoming fourth season of RuPaul’s Drag Race UK is at fever pitch after the cast were announced last week, but just because we’ve got 12 brand new queens to get to know, it doesn’t mean we’ve forgotten about the cast of season three.Especially as runner-up Kitty Scott-Claus, who is currently appearing on Celebrity Masterchef, has lifted the lid on a series of, frankly, jaw-dropping behind-the-scenes Drag Race UK secrets.Kitty spilled some piping hot tea during a recent appearance on the Saving Grace podcast as she revealed what it’s REALLY like to film the BBC Three show and it’s not quite as fabulous as you might expect.She told host Grace Keeling, “Once you finish filming they put you back into your hotel rooms separately and they sellotape the door. They do it on the outside so they know if you’ve left the room.“You can hear them doing it and they would sign it so they knew if you’d been out your room – and they used to have people watching in the corridor.”Kitty also revealed the cast weren’t allowed to have their phones during filming so that there was “no outside world influence”.As for RuPaul, the iconic drag Glamazon might be known for her incredible outfits, but Kitty let slip that Mama Ru actually wears jogging bottoms behind the judges desk.“Yeah, that’s true,” she confirmed.

Love Island star Sharon Gaffka has revealed the details of her “disappointing” night with a famous footballer in a new interview.The 2021 contestant shared the story of her unsuccessful night of passion as she appeared on Grace Keeling's Saving Grace podcast. In a game of ‘Say it or shot it’, the host asked Sharon, 26, to recall her “most embarrassing sex story”.The former beauty queen replied: “Umm so I was in Manchester, I was out with my friends, instead of bottomless brunch it was bottomless dinner.

Love Island has finished doesn’t mean the Islanders have forgotten about all the drama from the villa, oh no. Sometimes the biggest feuds are ignited in the outside world, but we certainly didn’t see the latest row coming.Casa Amor bomshells Summer Botwe and Coco Lodge have sparked rumours they’ve fallen out after they unfollowed each on Instagram, which, in 2022, is almost certainly confirmation they’ve had a row.Summer and Coco became close pals in the villa and were even pictured together at a final viewing party earlier this week, however fans are convinced they’re feuding over comments Coco recently made about fellow Islander Josh Samuel Le Grove.Viewers will know that Josh was cruelly dumped from the villa alongside Coco just as he began getting to know Summer and the pair had hinted they would continue their blossoming romance outside the villa, however Coco recently suggested that she was interested in him too.In an appearance on the Saving Grace podcast, Coco revealed all about her time with Josh in the secret third villa where they Islanders stay when they’re dumped.

Strike action could take place in almost every job sector in the coming months as the nation continues to be gripped by the cost of living crisis, a leading academic has warned.

EXCLUSIVE: BBC Studios Natural History Unit (NHU), the UK production powerhouse behind Planet Earth and The Green Planet, has hired BAFTA-winning Mike Davis to lead a major push into CGI.

Following the WWII drama “Greyhound” and the sci-fi film “Finch,” Tom Hanks, his Playtone production company, and producing partner Gary Goetzman have enjoyed a good relationship with Apple TV+. And now, it looks like all parties are taking that working partnership to the next level.

The families of Halton McCollin, Louis Brathwaite and Giuseppe Gregory were each robbed of a much loved son by gun crime on the streets of Manchester. The killings were linked, and 14 years, two of those families - Halton's and Louis's - still haven't seen anyone brought to justice. As police make a new appeal for information,the Manchester Evening News looks at the tragic connections between three senseless deaths. In this, the second in series of special features, M.E.N chief reporter Neal Keeling looks at the murder of Louis Brathwaite.

The families of Halton McCollin, Louis Brathwaite and Giuseppe Gregory were each robbed of a much loved son by gun crime on the streets of Manchester. The killings were linked, and 14 years, two of those families - Halton's and Louis's - still haven't seen anyone brought to justice.In this, the fourth of a series of special features, M.E.N chief reporter Neal Keeling looks at the devastating effect of gun crime, through the eyes of an ordinary Manchester family.