Sir Cliff Richard

Where I grew up in Jamaica, if you ever saw someone who is taller, you should call them 'Lanky.' If they have one tooth, you say, 'Gummington'. And if they're fat, you'll call them 'Fluffy.' And no one offends. If you accept who you are and you love yourself, why would you? It's a whole different story here in the United Kingdom today. We have to be so careful about what we say so as not to cause offence. But when it comes to weight, what is our silence doing to the nation's health? There's a obesity and diabetes epidemic in the United Kingdom, and if it ruffles a few feathers, someone has to call it out.

DJ Tony Blackburn joked that he would continue presenting until he defeats Sir Cliff Richard, who was recently given an OBE by Princess Anne for his long career. After being named in the King's New Year Honours list three months ago, the 81-year-old was honoured for services to broadcasting and charity at Windsor Castle. Get Me Out Of Here Blackburn, who won the first series of I'm A Celebrity... Over his long career, David, one of the BBC's best-known radio presenters, has been a winner at the BBC's Best-Known Radio Presenters. In July, the host, who was accompanied by his second wife Debbie, will celebrate 60 years of service at BBC and commercial radio stations. Blackburn - who was also joined by his son Simon and daughter Victoria - talked about his love for radio and 'a deep love of music' when asked what had kept him in the role for so long.

Mark Borkowski said the Duke and Duchess of Sussex 'crashed' the Princess Diana festival in a 'in search of wealth' from the lucrative'mummies market.' On the same night when Prince William was still speaking and giving out awards at the Science Museum in London, the couple revealed Archewell's winner of a $100,000 civil rights award in the United States. The Sussexes took a leaf out of Kanye West and Bianca Censori's playbook by 'causing confusion left, right, and center,' according to the company's chief. The fact that Royal PRs were 'blindsided' by her intervention tells a lot about the 'chaos at the Palace,' according to the public relations veteran. Kate Middleton's Photoshop blunder and mea culpa will also have assisted them due to the amount of royal press coverage this week, according to Brand and Culture Consultant Nick Ede. This week, he said that the scandal surrounding the Mother's Day portrait this week was 'welcome timing for Meghan's portrait and good news for her and the brand.' According to Mark Borkowski, whose celebrity clients include Sir Cliff Richard, Van Morrison, and Graham Norton, the Sussexes have taken a leaf from Kanye West and Bianca Censori's playbook by 'causing chaos left, right, and center'. The fact that Royal PRs were 'blindsided' by her intervention speaks volumes about the Palace's 'chaos.'