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Strictly Come Dancing curse strikes again as couple split up
The Strictly curse has struck again as professional dancer Dianne Buswell has split from Emmerdale actor boyfriend Anthony Quinlan. The dancer, who has been partnered up social media sensation Joe Sugg this year, embarked on a long-distance relationship with the soap star in 2017.
Style Good Housekeeping UKITV announces Carol Vorderman is taking over as the host of Lorraine
Lorraine Kelly is taking a break from her morning show
Style Harper’s BazaarThe Duchess of Sussex dresses diplomatically for Anzac memorial opening
The royal attended the ceremony in an Emilia Wickstead dress
Finance ReutersEuro, sterling gain on report that UK may drop key Brexit demand
The euro and British pound rallied against the U.S. dollar on Friday after Bloomberg News reported that British Prime Minister Theresa May is ready to drop a key Brexit demand in order to make a deal for Britain to leave the European Union (EU). May is willing to drop a requirement on the issue of the Irish border, which has impeded the two parties coming to an agreement, Bloomberg reported, citing anonymous sources. EU negotiator Michel Barnier earlier said that a Brexit deal was 90 percent done, but warned that failure to resolve the Irish border question could derail any agreement.
Sports AutosportSebastian Vettel backed by rivals over 'harsh' US GP grid penalty
Sebastian Vettel's punishment of a three-place grid drop for the United States Grand Prix and licence penalty points is "quite harsh", Toro Rosso Formula 1 driver Pierre Gasly believes.
News Hello!Carole Middleton visits daughter Pippa and newborn baby boy at Chelsea home
Carole Middleton played the doting grandmother on Friday as she was spotted visiting her daughter Pippa's house. Photos obtained by the Mail Online show Carole, 63, walking into Pippa's Chelsea home and picking up parcels that were left outside. Among them were some personalised baby gifts and a luxury hamper filled to the brim with goodies.
Sports The IndependentWayne Rooney reveals the five players who 'controlled' the Manchester United dressing room under Fergie
Wayne Rooney has revealed that a Carrington quintuplet “controlled the Manchester United dressing room” under Sir Alex Ferguson. The club's all-time leading goalscorer claimed that the manager relied on the English ensemble of Rooney, Ryan Giggs, Rio Ferdinand, Paul Scholes and Gary Neville to manage the team’s camaraderie. In particular, their role was to ensure new players quickly cohered to the team’s identity and harnessing the individual egos of money-spinning signings such as Cristiano Ronaldo, Carlos Tevez and Dimitar Berbatov.
