News about Bernard Cribbins

After Wilf Noble's fate was announced on Saturday, actor Bernard Cribbins died last year at the age of 93, Doctor Who viewers were left'sobbing.' Since the absent character was supposed to have died, it was discovered that Kate Stewart was actually happy and being cared for by him.

Will Davies' latest TV series starring How To Train Your Dragon and the Johnny English series of spy spoofs is being revived for the fuzzy, environmentally aware creatures (left and inset). The Wombles lived underground in south-west London, first introduced to the world in 1968 in a series of children's books by Elisabeth Beresford (right). They're responsible for gathering and using the garbage left out by human beings. But the cuddly creatures came to international prominence in 1973 with a BBC series of stop-motion animated shorts narrated by Bernard Cribbins.

At the 2023 BAFTA Television Awards, Casualty scooped Best Soap and Continuing Drama, defeating Emmerdale and EastEnders. The trophy was on display on Sunday night at the BBC One show, although Coronation Street's winner Coronation Street was disqualified from the final list this year. Casualty made it to the final three instead of the normal four against Emmerdale and rival BBC EastEnders, despite numerous odds.

On Sunday in London, Golda Rosheuvel put on a spectacular show while attending the BAFTA Television Awards with P&O Cruises. As she posed outside the Royal Festival Hall, the actress, 53, looked sensational in a sheer black cape gown with a crystal-embellished front panel. She boosted her beauty with black heels and braided her black tresses in braids, and had flawlessly applied a full face of make-up.

Daisy May Cooper, who never one to shy away from the camera, showcased her incredible weight loss when she attended the British Academy Television Awards with P&O Cruises on Sunday. The actress, 37, who is best known for writing and starring in BBC mockumentary This Country, wore a floor length pastel pink dress with a white fur trim. As she paired the sheer gown with a matching cape, the Am I Being Unreasonable actress displayed her remarkable weight loss.

Sir Mo Farah posed with his BAFTA Television Award at the Royal Festival Hall in London on Sunday, and he was in good spirits. The four-time Olympic champion received a coveted award for his BBC One documentary The Real Mo Farah, which revealed that he had been illegally abused in the UK as a child. Sir Mo, 40, a retired sportsman, was in a good mood after winning his trophy and posing with his wife Tania, 38, on the red carpet with the award.

On Sunday, Thing from the Addams Family made an unexpected appearance at the BAFTA Television Awards with P&O Cruises in London. Following Netflix's unveiling of a new avatar on Wednesday, the fictional star couldn't avoid attending the prestigious event. Thing posed for snaps outside the Royal Festival Hall, but he may have benefited from a manicure prior to the event.

On the red carpet ahead of Sunday night's television BAFTA awards, the great and well of the UK showbiz world descended on the country showbiz world. The British Academy Television Awards, which were hosted at the Royal Festival Hall in London, welcomed a cadre of actors to make their unforgettable appearances on the red carpet in a number of dazzling ensembles. Frankie Bridge appeared to be jaw dropping as she increased the glam to the max, with a long sleeve black Mônot dress with cut out detailing on both sides.

AJ Odudu 35, 35, looked nothing less than sensational on the red carpet when she arrived at BAFTAs on Sunday night. The new Big Brother presenter, who admitted that she was up early after dancing all night at the Eurovision Song Contest in Liverpool, exuded glamour as she candidly posed, blowing kisses and turning for the camera in different perspectives. "Hello darlings today I am off to BAFTA," she posted on Instagram.

After being snubbed at the film awards, Bernard Cribbins was included in the in memoriam segment of the 2023 BAFTA Television Awards. The much loved actor, who was the voice and face of childhood television and film for generations of Britons before a career revival in Doctor Who, died in July 2022 at the age of 93. He was honoured alongside late Paul O'Grady, who tragically died in March aged 67, as well as Len Goodman, who died 'unexpectedly but peacefully' on March 28, who was also aged 67.

My mother bundled my brother and me into her minivan for a day out on Wimbledon Common just before Christmas Day, right in the middle of the 1960s. Giddy with fresh air, we ran down the hill to the Queensmere lake and I shouted excitedly: 'Isn't it marvellous on Wombledon Common!' 'That's it,' screamed my mother, who screamed. 'Wombles!' Elisabeth Beresford (left and right with ex-husband Max and her children Kate and Marcus), also known as Liza, was struggling for money due to my father's manic spending sprees. She was writing children's books to pay the bills, but her publisher had casually advised her to 'find the answer to the Paddington series.' All the inspiration she needed was my spoonerism, mumbling up the words of our 1,000-acre playground in South London. I'll have a wonderful time in the morning up on Wimbledon Common, and I suspect I'll invent a new race called the Wombles,' inset. They're in my head, rather like tubby little bats - there's something there.'

On Thursday (inset), the 69-year-old Quadrophenia actor (left) announced his resignation in a raging rant on Twitter, where he lashed out at the show's 'toe-curling' moments. Mr Davis, who appeared alongside Benedict Cumberbatch in Sherlock, Sigourney Weaver in sci-fi horror Alien 3 and appeared in Doctor Who, a travesty, posted on Twitter: The BAFTA awards were an egregious travesty.' The deserving winners' addresses for toe-curling non-interviews were cut off in this video. Poor Richard E Grant is expected to arrive in a Batmobile, but there are no Bernard Cribbins in memoriam.' This year's glamorous film awards (bottom right) were co-hosted by Richard E Grant and Alison Hammond of This Morning, who hosted an interview room with celebrities and award winners. However, Bafta has been chastised for cutting recipient speeches, including one by Lesley Paterson, the British co-writer of Netflix's All Quiet, who received a slew of awards and is lauded for its success at the Oscars.

Russell T. Davies has blasted the 'idiot' BAFTAs for claiming that they would'consider' Bernard Cribbins in their television in memorium segment. Doctor Who's long-serving actor, who was the face and photograph of childhood television and film for generations of Britons, died in July 2022 at the age of 93. Many BAFTA viewers were left stunned when Bernard was not present at the film premiere on Sunday, with Doctor Who executive producer Russell, 59, among them.

After late actor Bernard Cribbins was left out of the show's In Memoriam segment during Sunday's premiere, BAFTA viewers were left "furious." The much beloved actor, who was the face and portrait of childhood television and film for generations of Britons, died in July 2022 at the age of 93. In addition, BAFTA has retaliated in the rage, telling MailOnline: 'Bernard Cribbins will be commemorated in our forthcoming BAFTA Television Awards ceremony broadcast in May.'

Since late actor Bernard Cribbins was left out of the show's In Memoriam segment during Sunday's performance, BAFTA viewers were left 'furious.' In July 2022, the much loved actor who was the face and avatar of childhood television and film for generations of Britons died at the age of 93. And evening's host Richard E. Grant seemed to comply with fans by liking a tweet that characterized the snub as "appalling" and said BAFTA should be "discharged in theirsleves."

On Thursday, the comedian, 38, and the professional dancer, 35, were all smiles as they enjoyed a horse and carriage ride in Blackpool ahead of Strictly Come Dancing. After being unable to film at the historic venue due to the coronavirus pandemic, the two filmed scenes ahead of the BBC shows return to the iconic Blackpool Tower ballroom on Saturday.