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Dean McCullough was pictured leaving his Radio 1 Early Breakfast show on Monday amid rumours he's landed a major new show -  I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! The BBC Radio 1 rising star, 32, was pictured leaving the BBC studios in Manchester after wrapping up his Monday morning show at 7am. But the DJ could soon be swapping his chilly early starts in Manchester for a few weeks in the Aussie sunshine. 

The I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! trial areas are starting to be constructed ahead of the highly-anticipated 2024 series. Later this year a new group of stars will head to the Australian outback to face their fears and compete to be crowned either the king or queen of the jungle on the ITV show. Ahead of the launch, which typically occurs in November, the crew have been hard at work assembling the camp and challenge areas, which is in Springbook National Park in Queensland, New South Wales.

A former Strictly Come Dancing contestant and a BBC DJ have signed up for the latest series of I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here. They are in talks with the ITV show to enter the jungle and are promising to spill the beans on the broadcaster. The two new signings will join the likes of Coleen Rooney and Loose Women 's Jane Moore .

A beloved Loose Women star sparked concern after hinting at her exit form the popular ITV show. The comment, which was made during a panel debate about retirement, shocked the hosts who clamoured for the star to reconsider and stay. The talk show host quickly clarified that they hadn't made up their mind either way but they were certainly considering it.

The ITV panel show first aired on September 6, 1999, and to celebrate turning 25, stars including Denise Welch, Kelly Holmes and Christine Lampard donned their most glamorous silver ensembles for a group photo. Former EastEnders actress Nadia Sawalha and journalist Jane Moore - who appeared together on the very first episode - were among those pictured. Meanwhile long-running anchor Ruth Langsford , who appeared on episode two, was also spotted wearing a glittering cap-sleeved wrap gown . Birds of a Feather star Linda Robson - who first appeared on the show full-time  in 2012 - also glammed up for the occasion in a sequin number, as is broadcast legend Janet Street-Porter , who recently marked her 1000th episode on the panel.

'On air in ten minutes...' It was a Monday lunchtime in September 1999 and we were about to go live on ITV with the very first episode (pictured) of a new daytime show, Loose Women. I looked across at Derek Hallworth, our unflappable studio director, who had visibly paled. 'We have no sound going out of the building,' he grimaced.

Myleene Klass' voice cracked as she recalled the twisted request the women her ex cheated on her with asked, during Friday's Loose Women. The singer, 46, discussed the strange encounter during a discussion around cheating alongside panellists Olivia Attwood, Kaye Adams and Jane Moore.

Loose Women's Linda Robson stunned Tuesday's panel with 'sex noises' live on the show during a discussion about her love life.Tuesday's panel consisted of Linda, Brenda Edwards, Jane Moore, guest panellist Mariella Frostrup, who stepped down from Times Radio in March. Towards the end of the episode, Jane led a discussion about whether or not the women would allow their children to share a room with their partners. Brenda, 55, shocked the other women by revealing that she only let her daughter share a room with her partner when she was 26. Mariella, 61, also shocked the room with the complete other side of the coin, revealing that if her child had been in a relationship for nine months, they could have sleepovers from 16. Brenda, 55, shocked the other women by revealing that she only let her daughter share a room with her partner when she was 26. Mariella, 61, also shocked the room with the complete other side of the coin, revealing that if her child had been in a relationship for nine months, they could have sleepovers from 16.

He bounced in expecting a cosy chat. An hour later, the Prime Minister left the Loose Women studio after a bruising encounter that didn't quite go according to (HIS) plan. Keen to promote the government's proposal to stop primary school pupils finding out anything about sex until they are 9 (even though one in four 7-9 year olds have a smart phone), he seemed unprepared to reveal how he discovered the facts of life. Did mum and dad spill the beans to young Rishi? We are no wiser. If you're going to legislate about our children's sex education, then be prepared to disclose your own experiences.

What do you say to the mother you haven't seen for almost 50 years? My plan was to reassure her that I was happy and to offer her any help she needed if she had health or financial problems. As I sat on the fast train from London to Birmingham, on my way to our first meeting, I also hoped, but wasn't entirely convinced, that the prospect of meeting me would bring her some closure. Unfortunately, I had a nagging doubt that might not be the case. So, I resolved to tell my birth mother that I wasn't looking for a deep and meaningful relationship, because I already had that with my lovely mum Betty who had adopted me. And of course, I wanted to reassure her that I was not planning to interfere in her life, in any way.

Was I doing the right thing? With the help of friends, I'd finally tracked down a woman who'd gone to extraordinary lengths never to be found. It was a typically autumnal Birmingham day: dreary grey skies overhead and drizzling with soft rain. I arrived in her street in a black cab, but she clearly wasn't in - so I settled down in my seat to await her return. As the minutes ticked by, my stomach started churning with nervous tension and I struggled to contain waves of nausea.

Frankie Bridge tucked in to a M&S cheeseburger pasta salad that has a whopping 755 calories during Friday's episode of Loose Women.  Joining presenter, Kaye Adams and her fellow panelists Nadia Sawalha and Jane Moore, the singer, 35, tried out the lunch.  The supermarket's new £3.90 meal, from it's limited edition Viva! Summer range has come under fire for packing more calories than a Big Mac. 

On Saturday, Björn Ulvaeus of the ABS surprised fans by attending Mamma Mia's 25th West End anniversary. In a teal blazer with matching trousers and a black T-shirt for the occasion, the Swedish musician, 78, looked smart. He was also joined by Zoe Ball, her daughter Nelly, and show's producer Judy Craymer for photos with Jane Moore.

During Thursday's presentation, Loose Women emerged into shambling when the panel decided to squeeze Nadia Sawalha into a pair of very tight skinny jeans. The host was encouraged to give the once-loved noughties a try on the fall/winter 2024 catwalks. Jane Moore, a 61-year-old coat hanger, raked up her sleeves, while Nadia, 59, sat on the ground and tried to pull them up.

Following a spat with ITV over their tax status, two of Loose Women's most popular lunchtime show have left the show in ruins. After being refused to sign contracts stating that they were permanent ITV employees rather than freelance journalists, Jane Moore (right) and Janet Street-Porter (left) told bosses that they would not join the panel. Ms Moore hasn't participated since December 29, while Ms Street-Porter, a MailOnline columnist and ex-editor of the Independent, is also on a standoff, with Ms Moore thrown out on Sunday. The row involves ITV's latest PAYE-only contracts policy, in reaction to HMRC's so-called off-payroll working rules, after tax authorities said that TV presenters should not be allowed to use a 'corporate veil' to claim not to be employees.

Jane Moore, 66, was the owner of Jemoon Stud Farm in Long Lane, Market Weighton. At Jane Moore's East Yorkshire stud, 36 horses were found in squalor, according to the RSPCA and the World Horse Welfare. One of the horses was in such bad shape that it had to be put down immediately, two days later, and six others were put down in the upcoming months, according to Hull Magistrates' Court. Moore had failed to ensure a safe environment for her equines, failed to provide veterinary care, and failed to ensure that they were kept in a healthy state, according to a vet's expert report.

The panelists got glammed up and headed out for a boozy soirée complete with festive headwear and a karaoke session. Denise Welch, Christine Lampard, Brenda Edwards, Brenda Edwards, Linda Robson, Katie Piper, Kaye Adams, and Jane Moore were all present, including Denise Welch, Denise Welch, Catherine Lampard, Brenda Edwards, Brenda Edwards, Brenda Edwards, Brenda Edwards, Brenda Edwards, Brenda Edwards, Brenda Edwards, Brenda Edwards, Brenda Edwards, Brenda Edwards, Linda Robson, Kaye Adams, Kaye

Amy Dowden of Strictly Come Dancing revealed on Thursday that the 'finish line is in sight' as she gave a positive update on her chemotherapy journey. The Welsh dancer, 33, was diagnosed with the disorder in May and has been undergoing medical attention over the summer, but she recently bowed out after shaving her hair off. She has been given an update since posting a sweet snap of a fellow cancer patient while in hospital.

The former England and Manchester City midfielder, 36, was on Loose Women today, less than 24 hours after she predicted the England Men's Euros game against Italy, where they clinched their spot at the 2024 Euro's in Germany. Despite a string of triumphs in the sport of football, including being in the final of the FIFA Women's World Cup last year, Jill has been exposed to a slew of sarcastic remarks made online.

As they led the departures at The Loose Women Live Tour on Friday, Frankie Bridge and Christine Lampard put on a spectacular display. The former The Saturdays singer, 34, and TV host, 44, all went for black for Manchester's most popular festival. Frankie wowed in a slinky silk maxi skirt, while Christine looked chic in a jumpsuit.

Last week, they began their UK-wide tour. And the Loose Women are on tour around the world, with Denise Welsh, Linda Robson, Jane Moore, and Charlene White leading the panel. Denise, 65, pleaded for her bust and puffed to the audience as her co-stars sat with martini glasses on the desk, and she screamed for charism as she reached the stage.

With its historic panel this fall, the daytime show, which has a weekly audience of 2.9 million people, will trade the studio for the stage. The ITV panel will debut the live tour at Birmingham Symphony Hall in September and will visit a total of 16 venues around the month.

Following an interview with Mark Wright in which he was quizzed about his naked body, the Loose Women panel was upended on Thursday. When he was grilled about his buff body, the TOWIE star, 36, gleefully answered the panel, comprising Coleen Nolan, Kaye Adams, Sunetra Sarker, and Jane Moore, who admitted that he is 'always naked' and has 'no concern' about stripping off. Viewers took to Twitter to weigh in on the debate, as Coleen was chastised for remarks she had about his buff body, where she speculated she'd seen him in the changing room, while Kaye said, "Maybe you just need to get naked then."

On Monday's episode of Loose Women, Kym Marsh was the spitting image of her daughter Emilie Cunliffe. Hear'Say singers, Emilie, 26, and Jane Moore, Linda Robson, Denise Welch, and Brenda Edwards, 26, discussed being on the show together. Both the mother and daughter pair were almost identical when they both opted for floral dresses.