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Rock Till We Drop won't return to the BBC
- BBC talent show 'Rock Till We Drop' - which was fronted by Martin Kemp and Lady Leshurr - won't be returning for a second series.
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British rapper Lady Leshurr charged with assault after fight breaks out in east London
British rapper Lady Leshurr has been charged with assault after a fight broke out in east London. Police were called out to reports of an altercation in Walthamstow on Saturday at around 5.08am. Leshurr - whose real name is Melesha O'Garro - was charged with two counts of assault occasioning actual bodily harm.
- BusinessThe Guardian
Letters: why the surprise when a wealthy capitalist makes a large donation to an Oxford college?
Elite universities regularly receive multimillion-pound gifts, so why single out Linacre College and the boss of Vietjet?
- CelebrityYahoo Celebrity UK
Lady Leshurr says her honours email from The Queen went to junk mail
The rapper said she almost missed the royal accolade because of her spam filter.
- CelebrityBANG Showbiz
Cardi B gets called out by Lady Leshurr for not giving her credit or royalties for sample
Cardi B and Lady Leshurr in Twitter row over an uncredited sample.
- EntertainmentPA Media: Motoring
Pimp My Ride set to return to the UK in new series
Iconic series was made famous in the early 2000s.
- CelebrityGlasgow Times
ITV Loose Women welcomes new panellist to the lunch time show
The brand new present joined Christine Lampard on the panel.
- CelebrityThe Independent
Lady Leshurr says she is ‘restarting her life’ after mental health struggles
Rapper says she suffers from social anxiety
- EntertainmentThe Guardian
TV tonight: Tim Key hunts down Daisy May Cooper in The Witchfinder
TV tonight: Tim Key hunts down Daisy May Cooper in The Witchfinder. Key is insufferable and Cooper reliably uncouth in a show from the Alan Partridge writers. Plus: it’s breaking point in This Is Going to Hurt. Here’s what to watch this evening
- EntertainmentHerald Scotland
Alison Rowat's TV review: The Holiday; Rock Till We Drop; Your Body Uncovered with Kate Garraway; Writing with Fire: Storyville
DESPITE the sunny title, there was a chill in the air at the start of The Holiday (Channel 5, Tuesday-Friday). No wonder. The setting for the tale was that circle of middle class hell known as the villa holiday with friends. A week in the Bates Motel would only be half as hairy.
- EntertainmentPA Media: Entertainment
All the winners from the NME Awards 2022
The ceremony took place at London’s Brixton Academy.
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