Zara Tindall shares a hug with pal Brian McFadden at golf tournament

Dan Walker is counting down until his first day at Channel 5.And in the interim, the BBC Breakfast star is making the most of some precious family time. Dan shares three children with his wife Sarah: son Joe and daughters Susanna and Jessica.Despite his fame, the 45-year-old rarely shares photos of his family to protect their privacy. But this week, he made an exception.

Zara Tindall and her husband Mike Tindall enjoyed an adorable family day out together as a group with their children Mia, eight, Lena, three, and and baby son Lucas on Sunday.The Royal brood were all there to support their 41 year old mum and watch her competing in the Houghton Horse Trials in Norfolk. Riding fanatic Zara, who takes after her own mum Princess Anne in her equestrian career, seemed to be having a fantastic time as she doted over her youngest tot on the grounds.

Mike Tindall has given fans a glimpse inside the home he shares with Zara Tindall and their young family. The former rugby union player, who recently how receiving repeated blows while on the pitch had left him unable to breathe normally, took to Instagram to give his 85,000 followers a quick look at this home gym. The 43 year old, who lives on Princess Anne’s Gatcombe Park Estate with his wife and their three children, Mia, 8, Lena, 3, and one year old Lucas, explained how he was partaking in a charity fitness challenge and encouraged others to get involved too.

It's been a week since Dan Walker was given an emotional send-off from BBC Breakfast after six years of appearing on the famous red sofa. The presenter called it quits on the early morning news programme, announcing the news last month before his last day on the show last Tuesday (May 17).

Read More: Katie Price to face fresh court hearing for another motoring offenceKatie has been very open with sharing her thoughts and feelings with her followers, including her day-to-day thoughts all the way to what she's having for dinner. Friends and family of the star celebrated her 44th birthday yesterday, with Katie sharing snaps of her decorated pink cocktail dressed with blue cotton candy.

Sophie and Harry are the most popular royal baby names amongst the wider public over the past quarter of a century, new research has revealed. Whilst Charlotte and James have also remained consistent favourites down the years the data reveals. Ahead of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee, nursery retailer Kiddies Kingdom have analysed the names given to royal family members from the Queen's grandfather King George V onwards.They have then used figures from the Office of National Statistics to determine how many newborns have been given those names from 1996 to the last full year's recorded data in 2020, with an average ranking over the 25 year period putting them in order of popularity.

Royal titles are much more complicated than many might think, with some of the Queen's great-grandchildren being princes and princesses and others not. Most notably, the three children of Zara Tindall do not hold the titles.

Ben Shephard was quick to pull his co-host Kate Garraway up after she appeared to make a name blunder during the latest episode of Good Morning Britain. The pair were back at the helm of the ITV news programme on Friday (May 13).

MORE: Rob Burrow opens up about brave battle with Motor Neurone DiseaseMike Tindall will head up the famous names at the black-tie Sapphire Ball at London's Hard Rock Hotel on 11 June, while Mark Wright will host a night of music and entertainment in another room at the venue. Robert Burrow with his wife Lindsey after he was made an MBE by the Princess Royal in AprilBoth events are open to the public and proceeds from tickets will go to the MND Association.EXCLUSIVE: Mike Tindall, James Haskell and Alex Payne discuss fatherhood and Platinum Jubilee plansMORE: The surprising connection between Princess Eugenie and Mike Tindall's podcastsRob, who was a star player for the Leeds Rhinos despite being only 5'2", will be among the guests, along with his wife Lindsey and former teammates.Mike, who will take part in a live Q&A with fellow sports stars Alan Brazil, Tom Shanklin and David Flatman, tells HELLO! "Being a Yorkshireman I watched a lot of the Rhinos games when I was growing up and through my professional career.

Some Loose Women fans were surprised to tune in today and find the show had been rebranded as Loose Men for the day.The ITV show aired a special show on Thursday lunchtime featuring an all-male panel for the day to mark Mental Health Awareness Week. It’s the fourth time the show has featured a panel of men for a special edition, with the latest show panel including presenter Vernon Kay, rugby player Mike Tindall and radio host Roman Kemp, as well as Strictly Come Dancing professional Johannes Radebe.The show saw the panel discuss male mental health, including money struggles, male body image and the pressure traditionally put on men to act as providers.

Former rugby player Mike Tindall has revealed he had to have plastic surgery to fix his nose after repeated blows while playing the sport left him unable to breathe normally. The 43 year old, who is married to equestrian and royal, Zara Tindall, broke his nose at least eight times during the course of his 12-year sporting career. Appearing on today’s Loose Women special all-male panel, Mike admitted that he had finally resorted to corrective surgery to straighten his nose after years of suffering from sinus problems.