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TV tonight: hit show Couples Therapy just keeps getting better
TV tonight: hit show Couples Therapy just keeps getting better

The Guardian

time08-07-2025

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  • The Guardian

TV tonight: hit show Couples Therapy just keeps getting better

11pm, BBC Two The vulnerability of the clients and the utmost professionalism of Dr Orna (compared to other 'experts' on reality shows) is what makes this therapy show such a hit. This week, though, it's Orna who lets her guard down when one couple quits: 'When patients just get up and leave, I do a lot of self-examination. Should/could I have? It's not easy.' This adds another fascinating new layer, but she's quickly back to helping the other couples get on track. Hollie Richardson 7pm, Channel 5 A second series starts with JLS star turned farmer JB Gill heading to Wales, where he meets a farmer using daffodils to make an unusual medicine. Meanwhile, up north in Barnsley, brothers Rob and Dave Nicholson pick sloes from their farm hedgerows to turn into chocolate. HR 8pm, Channel 5 It's the last visit to Reuben Owen's farm in the Dales for this second series and things get very busy as spring has arrived. That means it's lambing season! So while his partner, Jess, deals with a chaotic number of deliveries, Owen and the rest of the team have to handle a huge order of cropped stones, which need to be hand-finished. HR 10pm, Channel 4 The chicken coop of an isolated Leicestershire farmhouse seems an unlikely setting for murder, but it was here that wealthy businessman Ken Brown was shot dead, at point blank range, one August evening in 1994. Now, Silent Witness star Emilia Fox is following the clues, along with ex-detective Dr Graham Hill and criminologist David Wilson. Ellen E Jones 10pm, BBC Four It's been 30 years since the Bafta-winning documentary series about the breakup of Yugoslavia was released. Film-maker Norma Percy and producer Angus MacQueen tell the extraordinary story of how they made it, ahead of it airing again. HR 10.05pm, ITV2 Jordan Gray's supermarket sitcom with a gender-fluid twist continues. While manager Simon (Nick Frost) has encouraged Olivia (Gray) to be 'as loud and proud as you like', there's grim pushback as transphobic graffiti is discovered in the women's toilets. Tom is given the job of unmasking the culprit. Phil Harrison The Wicker Man (Robin Hardy, 1973), 11.50pm, BBC TwoDon't worry, this isn't the Nicolas Cage one with the bees. This is Robin Hardy's superlative 1973 original, in which Edward Woodward travels to a remote Scottish island full of pagans and slowly comes to learn he's in over his head. A masterpiece of folk horror, brimming with uncomfortable eeriness, The Wicker Man has left a long and impressive legacy. There is more than a fighting chance this was scheduled to capitalise on the popularity of 28 Years Later. If that's the case, it's a very smart move, because the fingerprints of this are all over that. Stuart Heritage

JLS star Aston Merrygold rushed to hospital as singer is pictured in the back of an ambulance
JLS star Aston Merrygold rushed to hospital as singer is pictured in the back of an ambulance

The Sun

time20-06-2025

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  • The Sun

JLS star Aston Merrygold rushed to hospital as singer is pictured in the back of an ambulance

JLS fan favourite Aston Merrygold has been rushed to hospital - with pictures showing him in the back of an ambulance. The singer, 37, shared snaps of his journey to A&E with his Instagram followers. 1 Aston can be seen flashing a smile and putting a thumb up for the camera. The star captioned: "It's been an interesting 13hrs", although did not reveal the cause for his hospitalisation. It comes just days after JLS performed in front of 80,000 people at Capital's Summertime Ball. Aston joined bandmates Marvin Humes, JB Gill and Oritse Williams, to be the Barclaycard Out Of The Blue surprise act at Wembley Stadium. Their set included classics such as Beat Again and She Makes Me Wanna.

The One Show undergoes last-minute line-up change as star is forced to pull out due to illness
The One Show undergoes last-minute line-up change as star is forced to pull out due to illness

Daily Mail​

time22-05-2025

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  • Daily Mail​

The One Show undergoes last-minute line-up change as star is forced to pull out due to illness

The One Show underwent a last-minute line-up change as one of its main stars was forced to pull out due to illness. Alex Jones and JB Gill confirmed the news while hosting Wednesday's instalment of the BBC chat show. Opening the show, Alex, 48, confirmed that Watchdog presenter Nikki Fox had to pull out of the programme at the last minute due to illness. However, she confirmed that Angellica Bell had dashed over to stand in for her as the show underwent an unexpected line-up change. Alex announced: 'Now, unfortunately, poor Nikki is unwell, but Angellica [Bell] is here to save the day. She's raced all the way over from the Chelsea Flower Show.' From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the Daily Mail's new Showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. Angellica then sent her co-star well wishes as she added: 'That's right, get well soon Nikki.' As well as the watchdog segment hosted by Angellica, the show also included chats with Timothy Spall, Jason Isaacs and Raynor Winn. Earlier this month, Alex Jones was reduced to tears on The One Show back tears as a guest read out a heart-wrenching letter from her late father. The host found herself welling up during an hour-long special in honour of the 80th anniversary of VE Day, which marked the end of World War Two in 1945. A woman named Eirwen was welcomed into the studio and she told how while her mother was pregnant with her in 1944, her father Lloyd was serving in the Royal Artillery. At the time, Lloyd wrote a heartbreaking letter to his wife in case he passed away at war, though he thankfully survived and returned to his family. Eirwen read out his devastating words live on-air as she shared: 'This seems a very strange letter to write. There seems to be so much I'm needed for. 'Firstly, of course, you - because you, my angel, are always first in my thoughts and when I do go into battle, it will be with your name on my lips and your memory inspiring me to fight. 'Then, there is Eirwen. I do so much want to see the child and be a real father. 'Although there are many miles between us physically, I feel that you are straining every nerve to be near me in spirit. 'I need you my sweetheart and I am just an ordinary chap but I am going in there with the gloves on. 'Don't grieve for me, my darlingest, but look after Eirwen and bring the child up to be as fine a person as its mother.' Tearfully, Eirwen concluded her reading: 'So, sweetheart, for the last time, I will say goodnight my darling, be good and God bless you.' Alex was left nearly in tears by the emotional letter and reached out to give Eirwen a comforting touch on the knee. The presenter said: 'Thank you, thank you for sharing that, that was... I mean, it's so moving, isn't it?'

Amanda Holden cuts a stylish figure in striking pink and white co-ord as she attends the Chelsea Flower Show
Amanda Holden cuts a stylish figure in striking pink and white co-ord as she attends the Chelsea Flower Show

Daily Mail​

time19-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Daily Mail​

Amanda Holden cuts a stylish figure in striking pink and white co-ord as she attends the Chelsea Flower Show

Amanda Holden cut a stylish figure as she attended the Chelsea Flower Show on Monday in a striking pink and white co-ord. The TV presenter, 57, was all smiles for the inaugural event in the classic patterned number, which featured a long ruffled skirt. It featured an open oyster design at the bottom, adding to the overall timeless style of the outfit. She accessorised the dress with a pair of large sunglasses, silver jewellery and a small handbag. She also ensured that she was perfectly matching with her choice of a light pink lipstick. Amanda looked like she was having the best time in the summer sunshine as she joked with fellow presenter and JLS star JB Gill, 38. He was also dressed to impress for the event and had donned a smart, dark green suit and white shirt. Amanda and JB were not the only celebrities at the event on Monday and the stars were well and truly out in force ahead of the show's public opening. Gemma Collins, Ferne McCann, Tasha Ghouri and Myleene Klass were among those looking blooming lovely for the event, a prestigious five-day flower show held annually in the grounds of the Royal Hospital Chelsea. This year's event features a whopping 400 exhibits over 20 acres. It also has several themes including innovation, natural landscapes and the future. TOWIE's Gemma, who has gone from a size 26 to a size 20 in just three months on weight loss jab Mounjaro, displayed her slimmer frame in a sheer gown with caped sleeves that she wore over a slip. The reality starlet, 44, styled her ice blonde locks in a chic chignon and accessorised with diamante cat eye sunglasses on the outing. Her co-star Ferne McCann, 34, looked equally as stylish in a lemon yellow midi dress that boasted a plunging neckline and floral print. The celebs will be joined by the King and Queen for the first glimpse of this year's Chelsea Flower Show, after a dry spring has put pressure on the build-up to the event. England has had the driest start to spring for decades, and with extremes of drought, heatwaves and floods set to become the norm with climate change, some gardens at RHS's annual festival of gardening are exploring what that future might look like. The Chelsea Flower Show will be open to the public from Tuesday to Saturday.

BBC Strictly star JB Gill lands new TV role in surprising Channel 5 documentary
BBC Strictly star JB Gill lands new TV role in surprising Channel 5 documentary

Wales Online

time13-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Wales Online

BBC Strictly star JB Gill lands new TV role in surprising Channel 5 documentary

BBC Strictly star JB Gill lands new TV role in surprising Channel 5 documentary JLS star JB Gill has been announced as the host of a brand new Channel 5 documentary just months after he was named as the runner-up of Strictly Come Dancing Taking part in Strictly Come Dancing doesn't always guarantee a huge rise to fame post-show, but that's not the case for last year's runner-up JB Gill. The ex-JLS star is on an upward trajectory, having just landed another television role with Channel 5. The beloved entertainer, who recently wowed audiences with his dance skills, is being courted for a variety of projects, showcasing his versatility by delving into farming and presenting—a far cry from his pop star days with JLS. ‌ Now, he's set to surprise fans again as he takes the helm of his own Channel 5 documentary special. ‌ JB has been announced as the presenter for Britain's Favourite Service Station, where he'll delve into the nation's most cherished motorway pit stops, some of which have reached iconic status. An insider shared with The Sun: "Taking the mickey aside, this is a show that will likely pull in quite impressive viewing figures. After all, service stations are a bit of a guilty pleasure for most of us." JB to host his own Channel 5 documentary (Image: Getty Images ) Article continues below They added: "Though it is still a bit of a surprise to see someone has come up with the idea of dedicating an entire show to examining them. Even more surprising is the fact they've roped in a former pop star as the host, but execs seem to think it will work." JB, who seems to be a popular choice on the telly at the moment, participated in Strictly last December, securing second place with professional dancer Lauren Oakley during the 22nd series, reports Edinburgh Live. JB is on the rise to TV since his Strictly stint (Image: Eamonn M. McCormack, Getty Images ) ‌ Despite finishing as a runner-up, JB's journey wasn't without its challenges after his initial professional partner Amy Dowden had to withdraw early due to health issues, passing the baton to Lauren. JB and Amy were only six weeks into the competition when she had to leave prematurely on medical grounds after collapsing backstage and falling ill. JB hosts The One Show alongside Lauren Laverne (Image: BBC ) ‌ Since then, he's been concentrating on his television career with several hosting stints on BBC's The One Show. In the new hour-long documentary, JB will be solely in charge of hosting, traversing the UK motorways in search of the best road pit-stop for fans. The programme is in collaboration with a legitimate survey by consumer advocates Which?, as JB endeavours to identify Britain's best and worst service stations using a bottom to top ranking system. Channel 5 has yet to reveal further details for Britain's Favourite Service Station which will be arriving in the coming weeks. Article continues below Strictly Come Dancing is available for streaming on iPlayer.

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