News about Kenton Allen

The Line Of Duty star, 47, can't bear to be around sandwiches, mayonnaise - and even open fridges. She has blamed the food phobia on being 'sick, sick, sick as a dog' during her pregnancies with her two daughters, as well as her exacting standards for fridges which mean she can rule out an entire hotel room if the fridge gives her the ick. 'If I'm on a set and sandwiches are brought on - it's hard for me to even say that word - I'd have to say "Get that out",' Anna admitted to The Sun of her sandwich fear. 'Sorry other actors, you're not eating. Or if you want to eat, step outside - but not in here.'

More than three decades after the final show aired, UK viewers look set to get their own version of the incredibly popular comedy series, which ran for 275 episodes on NBC in America. Kenton Allen (right), chief executive of British production company Big Talk Studios, which made Rev for BBC2, said the company had signed up Men Behaving Badly writer Simon Nye (left) to take part in the project. The move is somewhat unusual as its less common for British broadcasters to take hit US shows and remake them for a domestic audience.

Bella Ramsay arrived in London on Tuesday in a dark suit. The actress, 20, who is up for Support Actress for her role in the gritty prison drama Time and arrived at the awards ceremony looking well-dressed and booted. Bella went for a dark suit with a black shirt underneath and a matching tie.

On Tuesday, Jamelia suffered from a wardrobe malfunction as she left the Royal Television Society Programme Awards in London. Following the incident, the singer, 42, seemed to be in good spirits as she climbed into a taxi, but she didn't appear to notice that the front of her gown had been missing. For the occasion, the Superstar hitmaker wore a figure-hugging black dress paired with floral open-toed heels.