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Louise Redknapp left devastated as she announces 'heart breaking' family loss

Sending love." Loose Women presenter Ruth Langsford , who revealed earlier this week that her dog Maggie had died, was also quick to send a heartfelt message to her friend. She wrote: "I am absolutely heartbroken that we had to say goodbye to our little girl Blu early this morning "I am going to miss you so much my darling girl your escaping through the fence, chasing the squirrels out of the garden, our long walks in the woods watching you run carefree, going upstairs when we say 'bed time' and getting on mummy's bed instead of in your own and most of all your kisses and cuddles every day.

Ilford Boy review – Barbra Streisand teaches teen to smile about the way we are

Quiet teenager Ted (Leo Whitfield Harris in his stage debut) is surrounded by the loud swirl of his feuding family, with everyone’s rusty views on queerness, race and masculinity grating against each other as they clear out his showtune-loving nanna’s house in Ilford. Illuminated in a brilliant moment of boldness from the script, with glorious movement by Ebony Molina, this is the image we’re left with long after Pat’s left the stage and the rest of the family have turned away: a beautiful man, up above the audience, leg kicked high in the air, radiant with life.

Como demolish dismal Manchester United to pile more pressure on Carrick

They can’t – for the team’s prospects, and Michael Carrick’s job security, because witnessed here by Lake Como was a humiliation of the three-times European champions by Cesc Fàbregas’s competition debutants, as United suffered their worst defeat in continental football since 1994. The opener came moments after Diogo Dalot spurned a simple opening to dizzy the hosts: Matheus Cunha flipped the ball to his right-back, Dalot’s touch was awful, yet after possession was retained, he ballooned wide. Paz enjoyed a universe of time to thread in Douvikas, and he ran on and powered past Lammens.

'He put the knife in!': Stunning hypocrisy of Prince Harry’s latest public plea

Also mentioned: Prince William

Prince Harry's has a 'brass neck' for talking about the scars of his family feud when he was the one who "put the knife in", according to the Mirror's royal editor Russell Myers. Now, several years on with the Sussexes now living back in Harry’s home country, the Duke has once again spoken candidly about his fractured relationship with his brother, saying he has been ‘grieving’ their broken bond and that there is "enough drama in the world to continue with issues with family". New episodes of the Mirror's award-winning royal podcast Pod Save The King are available each week on YouTube.

Katherine Ryan explains why she never fully trusts men including her husband Bobby

Also mentioned: Lady Gaga

“Women who have been cheated on during their pregnancies; women who invested years in a marriage to a man who claimed to love them, then turned out to be hiding gambling debts, a drug addiction, a whole secret family etc. “Some men are per formatively offended when I say this, but if they are honest with themselves (or do they lie to everyone) most can ultimately admit that it’s possible for them to be hiding something, even in a happy relationship.” Shania Twain is not a firstborn but also gets praised after Katherine worked with her on Canada’s Got Talent. Like this story?

Paper Tiger review: Adam Driver and Miles Teller star in gritty gangster thriller

James Grey | ★★★★☆ After directing the true story of British explorer Percy Fawcett as he searched for an ancient civilisation in the Amazon rainforest; a psychological sci-fi drama film about a sad astronaut; and a coming of age drama starring Anne Hathaway, the next logical step for James Gray was always going to be a New York City gangster movie. The American Dream, baby! It’s strange, then, that Gray’s ending feels borrowed from any number of made-for-TV cop dramas, the final scenes visually stunning but narratively flat, resorting to cliche when the rest of Paper Tiger aims much higher.

Gary Barlow breaks cover after photos of new look to play padel with famous pals

Gary Barlow stepped out to play padel with his famous friends just a few days after he was seen with a new look. However, since the tour ended, the Back for Good singer was spotted in Notting Hill looking very different. "I was 38 when we originally did this show, and I have to say it’s been a whole other challenge doing it as a 55-year-old.

Rylan Clark's net worth as he takes swipe at BBC salary over Radio 2 absence

Rylan Clark has joked about his BBC salary after a travel nightmare left him stranded in the south of France and unable to make it to his Radio 2 show. And while he's built a successful career across several major broadcasters, his latest comments have sparked fresh interest in just how much he is worth. Rylan said: "I can't wait to be part of the show on 13 November, to shine a light on some incredible young people and raise lots of money to help ensure every child has someone by their side when they need it most."

You can try Lily Allen's 'life-changing' sex toys that she's 'personally tested'

The six saucy toys in the Love, Lily collection are a Heart, a Peach, a Wand, a Womanizer, an Advent calendar and a polka dot Butt Plug, all tested by Lily while on her West End Girl tour throughout 2026. Her velvety soft Peach has patented clitoral suction technology, the Lovehoney Pleasure Trip Wand is a curved pale pink vibrator, ergonomically designed for hard-to-reach spots and The Lovehoney Enjoy Advent Calendar has 24 different surprise items, including a feather Tickler and Menthol Orgasm balm. Sign up for our free Daily Star Showbiz newsletter

Celebrity Traitors star was 'nearly arrested' after being mistaken for prostitute

Celia says she doesn’t want to be “defined” by the incident — and she may get her wish after spilling the beans on an equally funny moment. She told the Joe Marler Will See You Now podcast: "We got there at sort of about half past six at night, looking for the hotel that we'd booked, which was the Radisson, and it was all boarded up." And she put the flat of her hand on my head and shoved me down into this, back of her police car, you know, black and white, real flashing and everything."

Our Friends in the North: The Thatcher Years review – old pals back on the toon as TV series gets squished

Theatre Royal, Newcastle They have appeared in epic BBC dramas since their RSC debut but Peter Flannery’s immortal foursome now return in an 80s-focused play The four thwarted, postwar north-eastern dreamers created by dramatist Peter Flannery have now played more than a whole day of drama across different formats. All forms of the story have used soap opera domestic tension to offset socialist history and here the epic courtship of Sam Neale’s Mary and Ryan Nolan’s Nicky affectingly shows campaigners for social change yearning for romantic conformity.

X Factor's Louis Walsh admits 'my health isn't good' after live TV heart attack

Also mentioned: Simon Cowell

More recently, the telly personality appeared on Celebrity Big Brother alongside fellow former X Factor judge Sharon Osbourne, where he suffered a suspected heart attack that demanded urgent medical attention. Louis was also asked about whether he'd debate a comeback to The X Factor amid speculation the show might be rebooted: "I won't be doing it as I am probably too old." Follow Daily Star to keep up to date on all things showbiz here Want all the biggest Showbiz and TV news straight to your inbox?