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Her Majesty delivered a speech to mark the third anniversary of her book club, The Queen's Reading Room, as well as its first as a registered charity, that recommends reading for at least five minutes a day for vital brain health and mental stability. Right: Pictured with Harlan Coben, Donna Tartt, Queen Camilla, Helena Bonham Carter and Dame Joanna Lumley

Since winning eight nominations for the TV BAFTAs, the Crown viewers have been left confused as they brand the sixth series'mediocre.' On Tuesday, the TV BAFTA nominations were revealed ahead of the ceremony on May 12, with The Crown leading the way with the most nods in total. However, royal drama commentators have argued that the nods were undeserved as they say he has'fallen downhill' and has become a "snooze fest."

Following a turbulent year for the ITV flagship show, This Morning hasn't received a BAFTA Television Award nomination. The ITV flagship show leads the way, with the nominations revealed on Wednesday, ahead of the May 12th ceremony. Lorraine and Loose Women and its Men's special episode were nominated in the Daytime category, along with BBC shows, Make It At Market, and Scam Interceptors.

Helena Bonham Carter is known for her eccentric clothing, but she still looks good, despite how expensive her outfit is. And if the actress, 57, turned heads as she led the cast members at the Merchant Ivory screening at the BFI Flare Festival 2024, it was no different on Saturday. The mother of two wore a pair of rare black trousers with a lace panel across the calf area and a sheer black top with large beige buttons and a collar.

On Friday, the British capital provided the first glimpse of spring. Helena Bonham Carter, 57, remained casual as she enjoyed a dog walk and al fresco lunch with a friend at Melrose and Morgan in Primrose Hill. The actress strut up her long black dress to reveal knee-high socks and trainers underneath, making the most of the evening's better skies and milder temperatures.

A primary school in Hampstead, north London's leafy suburb, was rocked by allegations of torture, sexual abuse, and Satanism, all at the hands of a mother in the midst of a raging child contact controversy. Ella Draper, 51, and her partner Abraham Christie have been prosecuted by a dedicated police child violence team after they coerced her two children to conceal sexual abuse and ritual torture, as well as the consumption of babies. Draper, who is believed to have left the country, is being investigated by authorities for making bogus claims in online videos and articles, sparking suspicions of vigilante attacks. Thousands of innocent people were wrongly identified as paedophiles as a result of their online petition at Christ Church Primary School in the star-studded London borough, which also includes celebrities like Helena Bonham Carter and Jamie Oliver. The tale, which has been fast forward almost a decade, is at the heart of a recent Channel 4 documentary, Accused: The Hampstead Paedophile Hoax, which stars four of the North London mothers who were falsely accused of being Satanic paedophiles. MailOnline takes a look at what happened to Ella Draper and how she was accused of horrific crimes of violence during a nine-year investigation.

There's a photo on Anna's phone that shows what she now believes to be the last day of normal life for her family: it shows her nine-year-old daughter's on her way to school across a snowy Hampstead Heath. "I realized how much our lives were going to change right then, as I looked back on the picture (left).' Anna, who plays an actress in a recent Channel 4 documentary (left), recalls. "It was the last glimpse of life as we knew it." Anna and her husband, as well as other parents and staff at her daughter's charming North London primary school, became trapped in a nightmare on February 5, 2015. Jonathan Ross, Helena Bonham Carter, and Dame Judi Dench were among the school's wealthy children, causing a string of extraordinary and frightening allegations. Anna was just one of the adults connected to the school that was suspected by the brother and sister of being members of a Satanic paedophile group that indulged in horrific ritual abuse and murder. These allegations were so outlandish - among them, they were demon worshippers who had sex with children, made kid sacrifices, and drank their blood, it's impossible to imagine that anyone would bother to investigate them remotely. Right: An actress plays another accused mother, Sarah, in the programme

That's wizard, Harry! As Warner Bros' TEN series about a new TV show about 'the boy who lived,' will be released in Leavesden, Herts, a £2 billion Harry Potter bonanza. Production details for the scheme, which will be based on J. K. Rowling's seven favorite books, have yet to be confirmed. However, this week, reports show that the Potter shows are absolutely intending to be shot in the United Kingdom, with British creative and technical talent front and center. The budget is expected to be about $200 million per series, bringing it into alignment with House Of The Dragon, which is also shot on the Warner Bros lot. The company revealed plans for the series in April last year and said it expects to begin filming later this year or early next year, as long as scripts and casting can be settled quickly.

As security guards and employees monitor, two masked shoplifters burstled into a London Tesco and leisurely helped themselves to bottles of booze before running out with their loot and even grabbing an onlooker's phone. The assault took place on England's Lane in Belsize Park, an expensive area of north west London, as the UK's shoplifting epidemic has no sign of ending. A bystander at the store caught the moment on camera, capturing the two robbers at the grocery section of the store with securing bottles of alcohol in a massive bag.

The actress, 57, is known for her eclectic outfits and eye-catching ensembles, and she didn't disappoint for her outing. The One Life actress accessorized her look with a huge red bow pinned to her chest, clashing with a dark green white-spotted scarf, donning a simple black blouse and long black blazer style jacket.

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Liberty Poole revealed her surprising celebrity crush on Love Island on Saturday at All Stars Unseen Bits. The reality star, 24, said she adored a much older person and that she was attracted to their "rightness" rather than its "authority."

According to Maddy Fletcher, the 1980s must-have hair accessory is back – and it's bigger than ever.

Helena Bonham Carter stepped out shopping in Hampstead, London, wearing a long black jacket. The award-winning actress, 57, braved the cold weather by wearing a cable knit brown jumper under the jacket and stayed warm in a pair of black trainers. She wrapped up in a quirky grey knitted hat, a matching scarf, and purchased two pair of black leg warmers.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: Any celebrity will ride in a Roller or cross the Atlantic on a cruise liner. It takes a true celebrity to leap aboard the No 51 bus. Noele Gordon (Helena Bonham Carter) sparked two fingers at the bullying producers who had fired her from Crossroads at the climax of Nolly's second episode (ITV1) by going to town on a double decker. They were wrong if the television executives believed they could deny her an audience. In her heyday, Noele was almost universally regarded as the Queen. Her combination of regal grandeur and everyday charm attracted millions of followers, many of whom were relieved to learn that she did run a motel on Birmingham's outskirts, and that Generation Game host Larry Grayson was her fiance.

Helena Bonham Carter was advised not to take on a role in Doctor Who by Russell T Davies, the sci-fi series's own showrunner. Helena, a 57-year-old actress, has recalled how screenwriter Russell, 60, insisted that the part she was offered in the new season of the BBC show was not up to par for her, with her screaming for something better. Helena told host Jo she had never been in Doctor Who, with Russell claiming she had fobbed him off, advising him she was too crowded when she was expected to appear.

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: King Charles and Queen Camilla and the Prince and Princess of Wales have unveiled their Christmas portraits to a lot of acclaim - and they are not the only royals keen to spread a bit of festive cheer. The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh's Christmas card, I can reveal, has put themselves front and center, underlining the firm's solid reputation. A smiling Prince Edward and his wife, Sophie, were photographed in my exclusive image of the card, taken back in March, enjoying a performance by the Ukrainian choir in Edinburgh on the day they were given their new names.

Helena Bonham Carter stepped into the Christmas spirit by rocking a rose-print scarf while walking her dogs in north London. In a fur-trim navy jacket, the Crown Princess, 57, enjoyed a Sunday stroll with her two beloved dogs and wrapped up against the chilly weather. As she went for brown walking boots, the Harry Potter sensation remained cozy for her outing.

King Charles, moments before leaving Buckingham Palace for his Coronation in May, flaps his velvet and ermine Robe of State and laughs: 'I can fly!' The candid moment is captured in Helena Bonham Carter's latest 90-minute documentary, which gives an inside look at his first year as monarch. Charles III. The Coronation Year, which will be broadcast on Boxing Day, is a highlight of the BBC's Christmas program. In the run-up to such a monumental national event, a crew has been given fly-on-the-wall access to the Royal Family for the first time.

I've spent a lot of time with the Royal Family over the past decade. I've spent time with a few queens, enjoyed the odd Sunday lunch with a couple of Princess Margarets, and even had dinner with two Princess Dianas. My ties to royalty are largely due to my good friend, Peter Morgan, who is best known as the creator and writer of the television series The Crown. Peter and I have been friends for far too many years to count. And as The Crown has grown in popularity, I've often found myself in the company of some of the show's most gifted women whose performances have contributed to its success. It's culminated in some memorable experiences, including one in a London theatre bar where I introduced Vanessa Kirby - who played a pitch-perfect Princess Margaret in seasons one and two - to Helena Bonham Carter, who was the older Margaret in season three and four.

Edie Campbell, the top model, is so keen on horses that she once lifted the Magnolia Cup at Glorious Goodwood. And yet she's only been given a painful reminder of how difficult the game can be. Last week, Edie, 33, the daughter of Old Etonian Roddy Campbell and architect Sophie Hicks, 'I was kicked in the face and shoulder by a horse.' 'I had to have emergency plastic surgery.' She posted photos of her post-operative recovery. 'I escaped with just a cute little scar,' she says.' 'I had the most swollen and wonky face for a while.'

She is the theatre's brightest new talent. But MARISHA WALLACE's promising career came to an end as a youth. She tells Samuel Fishwick about the miracle that changed her life

She is well-known for her eccentric outfits and unique fashion picks. Helena Bonham Carter starred in a chic movie at the Picturehouse Central in London on Thursday evening, but she was far from the only one to attend a special screening of One Life. The actor stepped into another chic outfit for the carpet following his photocall earlier in the day.