News about Kirstie Allsopp

The Location, Location, Location star, 52, is known for sharing her brutally honest views on the Channel 4 show, and now on social media.

With Amazon apparently suffering a crisis of confidence over the Emily Maitlis-inspired three-parter about the Duke of York's (pictured) car-crash interview, is Andrew cowering behind the sofa in anticipation of his name being dragged through the mud again? Not a bit of it. A source claims that he really doesn't see what the fuss is about, remaining the only person who still thinks the interview went well, and insisting he had a message to impart and delivered as rehearsed. The source thinks his insouciance only makes sense because he believes he has done nothing wrong. Meanwhile, producers of A Very Royal Scandal fear that the Netflix film, comprehensively scooping Amazon, has satiated interest in the banished duke.

Location, Location, Location star Kirstie Allsopp has vented her frustration after her British Airways flight was delayed for nearly 48 hours. The delay caused the mother-of-two, 52, from London to miss hospital appointments and filming. Kirstie Appears to still be holed up in the unknown getaway location after returning to the airport only to find out that the departure had been delayed yet again. Fuming, she posted on X: 'I don't think I have ever been so enraged by any company as I have been, and still am, with @British_Airways. This latest episode, a delay of over 24 hours with next to no information and missed hospital appointments and filming as a result, is but another in a long line of [poo emoji].'

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Widowed a decade ago and now aged 83, he might now reasonably hope to be spending time with his grandchildren and indulging in other gentle pleasures. But I fear that that's now little more than a pipe-dream for the urbane Lord Hindlip, former chairman of Christie's auctioneers and father of unstoppable Location, Location, Location presenter, Kirstie Allsopp. He has, I can reveal, steeled himself for a gruelling courtroom battle after undergoing what he alleges was 'negligently' performed heart surgery. In a blistering attack against private healthcare company HCA International - which, as I recently disclosed, accuses him of leaving a £321,000 bill unpaid - Hindlip states that he was 'induced to sign' an agreement, after being told, at 'very short notice', that 'a time slot had become available for [his] operation'.

Sinead Cook, a 45-year-old female, was barred from serving as the Public Services Ombudsman for Wales' lead investigator. However, she is facing an inquiry into potential abuses of integrity laws relating to her 'biased' posts. Geri Halliwell (left), 51, has been chastised for a series of tweets blasting former Labour MPs and one praising former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.'

She has been on TV screens for the past 24 years and made a name for herself in shows such as Location, Location, Location, and Kirstie's Homemade Home. But Kirstie Allsopp (left), one of the UK's most popular broadcasters, has managed to keep her relationship largely out of the lime light despite being one of the most popular broadcasters, Ben Andersen (left). For the past 20 years, the mother-of-two, 52, of Hampstead, London, has been in a relationship with self-made property tycoon Ben Andersen (centre, with his sons from his first marriage), since his birth. At a party for prospective Tory MP Orlando Fraser in early 2004, Ben's ex-wife Theresa, who attended the same elite academy as Kirstie, was introduced by the couple. Ben told Kirstie that he never intended to marry again, but that the remainder of their lives would be spent together shortly after they met. Although they have been married for two decades, the couple, who have two children, do not appear in public and were only recently photographed enjoying a skiing holiday (right) on social media. Kirstie, a housing market specialist, told the Daily Mail's Richard Eden that Ben has purchased family homes for them without speaking to her on two separate occasions. FEMAIL delves into Kirstie and Ben's love story, from their unexpected start to their blended family.

DEN CONFIDENTIAL: Kirstie Allsopp is the UK's most prominent property specialist, but her other half has reportedly struggled to persuade her that her recommendations are highly recommended. Ben Anderson, the co-presenter of Location, Location, and Location, has confirmed that her long-term partner, Ben Anderson, has bought family homes for them without consulting her first. And he hasn't done so once but twice. 'He bought three houses sight unseen at auctions, but two of them were without telling me,' Kirstie says. 'I was a little cross at the time,' she tells me with some understatement.'

Josh Ritchie and Sophie Piper (pictured) of Love Island were at Alton Towers Resort in Staffordshire over the weekend to try the all new Nemesis Reborn ride first hand. It was one of the first public outings since the show concluded.

Locals in Angry sparked a series of protests after a massive sign appeared over the front door of the historic Victorian hostelry rebranded as 'Allsopp's.' One local accused the pair of 'destroying local history and enforcing their name on the area.' In a dramatic gesture on Valentine's Day, Kirstie's long-term partner Ben Andersen, a property developer, revealed the new name of the former celebrity haunt in west London.

Not only do I spend more on my dog Ziggy, health and appearance, than I do on myself, but I also spend more time and money on my dog's hair than I do on my own. I must be barking mad, surely? However, that is not true.'tis true,'tis true. Let me lay it out. My hair regiment came first. Now, I have a massive head start here because I don't dye my thatch (I know, haha), but I must have paid the price of a tiny house over the lifetime of a tiny house.

Danielle and I are currently living our own version of Love it or List it on Channel Four's television show fronted by property king Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer. Danielle is on the 'list for auction,' and me is the 'love it' variety. My reasoning is almost all financial, with heavy stamp duty duties and higher mortgage rates on my mind.

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: He gained a reputation as the man with the golden gavel, as well as a life as an auctioneer, orchestrating the auction of 79 of Princess Diana's dresses, which went for $3.25 million (£2.6 million) in New York, just two months before her death. But Lord Hindlip, 83, who was widely praised for his zeal and tenacity during his tenure as Christie's chairman, has now become well-known as the father of vivacious Location, Location, and Location host Kirstie Allsopp. I can confirm that he is being sued for more than £321,000 in a case destined for the High Court.

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: William and Kate will be researching Queen Margrethe of Denmark's eviction, with the former king explaining that the move to Frederik X involves little more than the signing of papers, the changing of royal colours, and a proclamation. The relative simplicity of William, who is eager to downplay his own coronation, may be enthralling. In contrast, Kate is reportedly thrilled that Crown Princess Mary is becoming Queen. When she visited Royal Ascot in 2016, she spent a lot of time in chat with Mary. They changed numbers. Will her low-key elevation help Kate to pick up tips for her own no-fuss crowning?Meanwhile, is William burnishing his bespoke wellies for this year's Glastonbury? Michael Eavis, festival founder Michael Eavis, believes that William will honor him with his New Year Honours knighthood, says, "He's made only a few mentions of wanting to attend the festival.' So I'll probably have a few tickets in my purse.' Kirstie Allsopp, pictured, is facing backlash after demanding that detached houses be barred from being built as they'waste land.' Those are mainly Jacobean mansions, not detractors. I live in a block of flats in London, so put a plunge of smoke in your pipe and inhale it.' Deep breaths, dear!

According to Kirstie Allsopp, detached houses should be banned because they are not 'environmentally sustainable' and contribute to community dissatisfaction, which may lead to the loss of community identity. The TV presenter and property specialist, 52, has said that Britain's housing system is'not fit for purpose' and needs to be investigated urgently. In an interview with her longtime co-presenter Phil Spencer, she introduced an idea that was both startling and controversial. I would not allow the construction of detached homes,' she said. They aren't eco friendly,' they say. They don't know how to use the pages properly. They have smaller gardens and there is less community. The house's inconsistency is a waste of space.'

With a new series of Love It Or List It, co-presenters of 24 years, British Kirstie Allsopp (left) and Phil Spencer (right) return to TV screens, helping people decide whether they want to change their home or sell up and move forward. Though Kirstie shares her thoughts on what needs to change in the United Kingdom, Phil (right, with his mother) opens up about losing his parents in a tragic car crash.

For those people who have lost a parent, or screen partner Phil Spencer is okay, this is a difficult one.' Phil grunts his assent after losing his mother and father in a horrific auto accident last August. Kirstie is worried about him. 'You don't mind me saying, do you?' No, but falls back into silence as Kirstie explains how the public reaction to the tragedy, including the man at the garage, made her realize the tenacity of their friendship with viewers over the 24 years. Address, Location, Location, Location The house-hunting show Location, Location, and Location 'That sort of crystallized life,' she says in the Daily Mail's Weekend edition.

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Kirstie Allsopp has revealed that her Location, Location, and Location co-star Phil Spencer is paid every year. The 52-year-old TV presenter and property specialist has lifted the lid on her Christmas festivities and what her loved ones and acquaintances treat her to. Phil has had a difficult year as he lost both his parents in August and September this year.

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Charlotte Moore, the BBC's chief, was left red-faced at the launch of the new Famous Five series when she stressed the importance of television in children's lives: 'I want all children to have their links with the BBC from a very young age.' That's why the BBC is so important to you for the remainder of your lives.' Up chirruped Elliot Rose, who plays Julian in The Famous Five, is the author of this article.

I'm firmly convinced that womenkind is to blame for being such a palaver about Christmas. However, in most of us, the Stepford Wife is out of reach. Men don't really care about Christmas, or if they do, they show no desire to participate in any of the preparations. And yet, even the least domesticated woman finds it difficult to avoid being caught up in the search for perfection. Kirstie Allsopp, the Queen of Christmas Craftiness, announced recently that she and her family would be spending the day in a New York hotel. Kirstie is one of several things I love about her, but she's also because she was brave enough to admit to skiving off, but also because her entire career revolved around doing all sorts of creative things with tinsel and a sprig of holly. I would like to spend Christmas in a hotel, too, but am committed to hosting at home and, of course, have started making those wretched lists and considering whether frozen sprouts would be an acceptable short-cut this year, and should it be turkey?(I did fillet of beef last year, but it was so much quicker, and it looked good.)

The kitchen may have always have been the center of the household, but what makes it popular has long been a point of contention. Remember the linoleum floors of the 1950s?What about the floral wallpaper in acid-brights of the 1960s? If you haven't got two of everything - oven, sink, washing machine, tumble dryer - these days, your middle-class kitchen is all soiled up. If you're lucky, you may have two kitchens: one for show and another for cooking.

Kirstie Allsopp was forced to apologise for "mowing people down" as she battled Storm Ciaran's travel chaos on Thursday. As she fought her way through London's Paddington Station to film her Channel 4 property show Love It Or List It In Chester, the TV presenter, 52, branded herself as a "lunatic in a mac." As 104mph winds were likened to a "disaster film," leaving 127,000 homes without electricity, Storm Ciaran tornados are battering the United Kingdom.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: Haggling has a certain charm to it. Even on holiday, in countries where it's normal and often desired, bargaining over the price seems almost like begging. The most difficult part of any episode of The Apprentice is when the business wannabes rush into a store and make half-price offers for products. We could debate houses, but we do not get to worry about houses. This is the first time it's acceptable. Perhaps because property prices are so high, it's difficult to determine how much money we're spending.

The YOU team is headed to its Brent Cross branch in northwest London to try out the latest kitchen gadgets, eager to find the one thing that will make our own lives much simpler.