News about Angela Griffin

It's been an incredible week for Amanda Holden's career after the TV star exclusively shared the news with MailOnline that she had a signed a lucrative deal with Netflix earlier this week.  The Britain's Got Talent judge, 53, is set to front a brand new dating show for the streaming giant and she wasted no time celebrating the good news with her girlfriends on Wednesday.  Taking to Instagram to share some whole some snaps, Amanda beamed as she was joined by pals Lisa Faulkner, Angela Griffin, Tamzin Outhwaite, Sarah Parrish and Nicola Stephenson. 

As the series returns later this year, a major comedian is expected to join the cast of Waterloo Road as the new headteacher. The BBC has revealed on Tuesday that actor Steve Savage, who has a huge influence on the students and pupils at the academy, will appear on the show, but not before ruffling a few feathers along the way.

After Tillie Amartey mistakenly dropped the f-bomb live on air on Tuesday, One Show viewers were left feeling bewildered. Jermaine Jenas and Lauren Laverne, a 20-year-old actress and her co-star Angela Griffin, were chatting with hosts Jermaine Jenas and Lauren Laverne about the new series of the BBC school-based drama on Waterloo Road. Michelle Keegan was also on hand to discuss filming her Netflix thriller Fool Me Once.

On Wednesday, the actress, who is best known for playing Chlo Grainger on the BBC drama, took to Instagram to announce her jovial news. She is expecting her first child with businessman Matthew Wardle, whom she married in July.

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They often post snapshots from their girls' get togethers. Amanda Holden, Sarah Parish, Lisa Faulkner, and Angela Griffin were documenting their new venture over the weekend as they celebrated 25 years of friendship during an annual Christmas bash at Estelle Manor country club and hotel. Lucy Gaskell, who appeared on Amanda, Sarah, and Angela in Noughties' Cutting It, and Emmerdale's Nicola Stephenson, who appeared with Tess Harris on the soap from 2015 to 2016, welcomed the actors on the trip.

As he enjoyed a girls night out in the West End last week, the 59-year-old seemed to be in good spirits. When he cosied up to actress Julie Graham and Tamzin Outhwaite for a raucous evening, the Downtown Abbey actor was seen smiling and joking in snaps. In the Instagram snaps, the actor went from ear to ear, less than a month after he revealed he had split from his wife of 25 years, Lulu Williams.

Due to work commitments, the Waterloo Road actor was forced to postpone training for this Saturday's episode of Strictly Come Dancing. The actor actually missed a whole day of preparation when he was filming for the BBC school drama series Waterloo Road. The 35-year-old actor, who began his career in the role, appears in Donte in the film alongside fellow co-stars Kym Marsh and Angela Griffin.

She hasn't shied away from boasting her beautiful figure. When she attended the JustGiving Awards on Monday, Faye Winter certainly set pulses racing in a busty white cut-out gown. In the glamorous look, the Love Island actress, 28, threwled fingers in the event's quirky style as she took photographs for the event, which has boosted funds for good causes.

The BBC has announced that Waterloo Road will return for another two series. Following its recommission, the hit drama will have three new seasons, with the next series already being shot. This fall, filming on the two newlycommissioned series will begin in Greater Manchester.

Angela Griffin spent a lavish weekend at the exclusive members only Babington House in Somerset as she celebrated her 47th birthday. Jason Milligan and her children Tallulah and Melissa joined the actress, who has appeared on Coronation Street, Holby, and is now in Waterloo Road. When they relaxed with clay face masks on, she shared a slew of snaps in a large silver bathtub with her children.

On Tuesday, Waterloo Road viewers were thrilled to see an iconic character make a surprise return. Andrew Treneman (Jamie Glover), a deputy head, returned to his old stopping ground, 16 years after leaving the school to teach in Rwanda. Fans of the character Angela Griffin (Angela Griffin) couldn't believe their eyes as they made a dramatic entrance and met face-to-face with former lover and current head teacher Kim Campbell (Angela Griffin).

Angela Griffin, 46, has appeared in some of our favorite television dramas, including Coronation Street, Holby, and, most recently, Waterloo Road. She and her partner, Jason Milligan, and their children Tallulah, 18, and Melissa, 15, live in London.

Following the news that the drama would return later this month, the BBC has posted a first-look trailer for Waterloo Road's twelfth series. The remaining seven episodes, which will air on BBC One and be broadcast in full on BBC iPlayer, will feature new faces, fresh dramas, and a lot of fun and laughter along the way. The students and staff embark on yet another term of romances and friendships, all while still grappling with topics ranging from mental health, bigotry, the cost-of-living crisis, and being LGBTQ.

Waterloo Road's return date has been announced. The BBC has announced that a new series will premiere on Sunday at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, May 16th, and BBC iPlayer. On Saturday, BBC iPlayer will carry the brand's new series of seven episodes, which stars Angela Griffin, Adam Thomas, and Kym Marsh.

Kirsty Lang has expressed regret for BBC bosses' treatment of her after 19 years as the show's presenter. The actor, 60, who appeared on BBC Radio 4's Front Row, also told her readers that she was not allowed to say goodbye to her listeners before going to Round Britain Quiz. She also explained that the company, which persuaded her not to tell her listeners goodbye, did not announce her departure from the program.

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The corporation has long been accused of playing older 'boomer' DJs and aiming for 'Gen Z' and younger audiences with under-50 hosts who play fewer classic hits and more modern pop. Mr Bruce is the latest veteran of the station to leave, but he insists it was his call. After Steve Wright, 68, Graham Norton, 59, and Simon Mayo, 64, all left and were replaced with a younger generation model last summer, Paul O'Grady left Radio 2 last summer. Vanessa Feltz, 60, and Craig Charles, 58, have both passed away, with Ms Feltz stating that she was forced to leave because she was a woman over the age of 60. They have been replaced by ex-Radio 1 DJ Scott Mills, Rebecca Watson of RuPaul, Waterloo Road's Michelle Gilbert, and DJ Spoony, as well as Rylan Clark, who has been tipped for Ken Bruce's job. "It's a shame that the BBC are going for younger presenters on the BBC, because people like Ken Bruce have the ability to appeal to listeners of all ages," culture specialist Nick Ede told MailOnline. According to Mark Borkowski, the BBC must refresh its Radio 2 range for the next generation, but it could upsetting devotees. The BBC must suffer to recover and find new blood,' he said. It's in danger of being sucked into a niche at a time when they must explain their values to those who still pay their licence fee. Don't forget that Wogan was axed'.

On Monday, Angela Griffin and her daughter Melissa, 15, spent a night out in London with her daughter Melissa. The Waterloo Road actress, 46, attended the special gala screening of I Wanta Dance With Somebody at the Ham Yard Hotel. At the star-studded screening of the Whitney Houston biopic, Angela turned heads in a flowing teal green gown.

Amanda Holden looked stunning on Saturday as she continued to enjoy a weekend with pals Lisa Faulkner, Tamzin Outhwaite, Sarah Parish, Angela Griffin, Tracey Ann Oberman, and Tracey Ann Oberman. With her 1.8 million followers from the fun evening, which is an annual event for the television actress, the TV star posted a slew of snaps.

When he kicked off his final afternoon show as it comes to an end after 23 years, BBC Radio 2 host Steve Wright (pictured left) said there is "no tension, just fun, appreciation, and thanks." As he kicked off his last ever afternoon show, the veteran DJ, 68, told listeners he 'didn't want to go to bits'. He told listeners that he admired 'the outpouring of goodwill toward the program' before thanking everyone who has attended the program since it began in 1999 and emphasized that he is 'not retiring' from the airwaves for good. Some heartbroken followers took to social media to share what the show meant to them, while others pledged to 'enjoy every minute' of his show on Sunday.

As his afternoon show comes to an end after 23 years, BBC Radio 2 host Steve Wright (pictured left) is planning to bid an emotional farewell to his listeners today. Steve Wright in the Afternoon had been cancelled in what was believed to be part of BBC attempts to reduce the age of the main presenters on the station earlier this year. On Radio 2's social media pages ahead of his final appearance: "I wanted to express my sincere appreciation to anyone who has taken the time to listen over the past 23 years.' I'd like to share what a privilege it has been providing you with amazing choons [sic], debate, entertainment, high humor, and of course, fabulous guests. But he added: 'I'm not retiring! On Radio 2 every weekend, Steve Wright's Sunday Love Songs continues.'

After Vanessa Feltz, Paul O'Grady, Craig Charles, and Steve Wright - whose ages range from 58 to 68, the BBC has been accused of 'rank ageism.' Fearne Cotton, a highly rated Fearne Cotton (pictured), is expected to be added to the roster.

After a shake-up saw him swapping with comedian Rob Beckett for 13 weeks at a time, the host (pictured) hosted his last Sunday 5-7 p.m. slot on Sunday. "I'm leaving because everybody's asked me this," Mr O'Grady said on Instagram on Sunday (left): "I'm going to be sad because I wasn't very happy with the 13 weeks on, 13 weeks off work, and not so happy with the 13 weeks. So I did the right thing by honoring my work, gave my notice, and now I'm off. Thank you very much and good luck to everyone on Radio 2 and long may it continue.' He began presenting the show in 2009 and paid tribute to his long-time producer during his 546th appearance when he announced his catch.'Ta-Ra'