News about Ben Savage

Among the 1,700 prisoners released early across England and Wales yesterday to ease overcrowding were many who had served very short spells behind bars. Ben Savage, a shoplifter released from HMP Thameside, (left) was handed a 16-week sentence earlier this year but was set free after just 20 days. Connor Charlesworth (right) was in jail originally for shoplifting , then on a 14-day recall after missing a probation meeting. He was seen pumping his fist after being released six days early. Meanwhile, Jackie Creighton (top) warned he could soon reoffend.

Former prisoners were sprayed with champagne by jubilant loved ones, with those released boasting about going to the pub and McDonald's to celebrate, while others crowed it was a 'great escape'. But law-abiding locals said the scenes of jubilation left them 'gobsmacked' and were 'disgusting', as small business owners told of their fear it would lead to an increase in crime that would impact them. While some of the 1,700 people released today have vowed to do their best not to end up behind bars again, there are warnings that a third of those released will reoffend. Despite the party atmosphere outside the prisons, with some inmates being greeted by friends blasting music from luxury cars, there was an air of discomfort from some loved ones and residents.

A notorious burglar and car thief described as a 'one-man crime wave' was today among the hundreds of prisoners walking to freedom under Labour's controversial inmate release scheme. Christopher Hope (right and inset right), 32, has racked up jail terms totalling more than a decade since 2016, but was freed today from Holme House Prison in Stockton-on-Tees three months early from his four years and eight months term for swiping cars and burglary. Another convict happily getting out early was former Hollywood actor Jason Hoganson, 53, who boasts an incredible 109 previous convictions and was most recently jailed only last month for domestic violence . Newly released convicted thief and shoplifter Connor Charlesworth (centre right), 24, from Chesterfield, stole £480 of jewellery from his girlfriend's grandparents when he was house-sitting for them. Karl Wilson (left and inset left), 29, today waved to bystanders as he walked free from HMP Manchester, despite a hefty rap sheet. In Thameside, London, repeat offender Ben Savage (centre left), 33, vowed to celebrate with a beer after his early release.

Inmates given their freedom under Sir Keir Starmer 's early release scheme have been welcomed like heroes on their departure from prison today. Former prisoners were sprayed with champagne by jubilant loved ones, with those released boasting about going to the pub and McDonald's to celebrate. While some have vowed to do their best not to end up behind bars again, others have brazenly said that time in prison 'doesn't make me a changed man' amid warnings that a third of those released will reoffend. There was a party atmosphere outside some prisons with many thanking the Prime Minister directly, while some newly-released convicts expressed their concerns about not having somewhere to live. A total of 1,700 inmates will be released today, and up to 5,000 in total in the coming weeks, including high level drug dealers, burglars, domestic abusers and even people involved in killings.

Ben Savage, a child actor and politician, hasn't spoken with his longtime co-stars Will Friedle, Danielle Fishel, and Rider Strong in three years. The foursome gained their big break by appearing in Boy Meets World, which aired for seven seasons (1993-2000) and its Disney Channel spin-off Girl Meets World, which lasted for three seasons (2014-2017).

Last month, Boy Meets World's Ben Savage married Tessa Angermeier in a stunning wedding reception, surrounded by their closest relatives. Just one month after announcing their love to the world, the 42-year-old actor, who appeared on the hit ABC series from 1993 to 2000, walked down the aisle in Los Angeles, and his long-time love revealed their long-distance. Though the happy couple have refused to post pictures from their wedding day, Chloe Engelhardt, a photographer of the couple's, posted pictures of her wedding father walking down the aisle with her dad and exchanging vows with her husband. Angermeier, 30, was every inch the blushing bride in a strapless wedding gown and a graceful veil tied into her low bun with a few wispy strands for a romantic look. As her bridesmaids stood just a few feet away in black floor-length gowns, she graciously held Savage's hand at the alter.

Boy Meets World star Ben Savage and his partner Tessa Angermeier are now engaged after more than four years of dating. On Wednesday, the actor, who appeared on the hit ABC series from 1993 to 2000, declared their betrothal on Instagram, posting a snapshot of Tessa resting her ring-adorned hand beside her chest. Ben, 42, captioned the photograph, 'The best is yet to come.'

Danielle Fishel has spoken out against a mystery she has been guarding for three decades. When they were in school on Boy Meets World, the former teen star, 41, had a crush on co-star Rider Strong, 42. During a fan's query about whether any of the cast members were crushing on each other during the ABC sitcom's run from 1993 to 2000, the truth came out during the new episode of their Pod Meets World rewatch podcast.

Eat your heart out, shippers! Cory and Topanga from Boy Meets World were our '90s OTP, if there is one. Those two characters were soulmates, as demonstrated by their reappearance as happy parents on the Disney Channel revival. Girl Meets World is a newspaper published in the United States. Like any amazing onscreen couple, we couldn’t help but wonder whether sparks were flying offscreen, too… and luckily, Danielle Fishel is willing to spill the tea!