News about Rachel Riley

Rachel Riley and her husband Pasha Kovalev packed on PDA as they stepped out of London Palladium on Saturday. The TV presenter, 38, and the former Strictly pro, 44, couldn't keep their hands off each other as they stopped to share a very passionate smooch. The lovebirds had enjoyed a rare evening off parenting duties to support their Strictly pal Johannes Radebe for his House Of Jojo show.

Her every fashion move makes waves - and the same even applies to the way the Princess of Wales dresses her daughter, Princess Charlotte , who turns nine today. The attention comes with the territory. Although the Waleses do their very best to give their three children something close to a normal childhood, the family carries a certain weight of expectation. Catherine often dresses Charlotte in coordinating outfits with matching colour palettes for public engagements. But there is another reason, too, why the little princess attracts so much attention - and that's the timeless British styles that dominate her wardrobe - to the envy of parents up and down the country. Here we look back at some of the outfits that have charmed a nation.

Rachel Riley (left), 38, faced a huge backlash after she falsely compared Saturday's horror attack in Australia to a pro-Palestinian uprising. The bloody rampage was carried out by English tutor Joel Cauchi (right), 40 , from Queensland , who police said had been suffering from mental health issues. In her now-deleted tweet, Riley appeared to compare the shopping centre attack, in which six people were killed before Cauchi was shot dead by police, to the 'globalised Infitada' movement (inset, bottom). The presenter has since released a statement on X in which she said she was 'sorry' if her message had been 'misunderstood' - after it led to her facing calls to be sacked by Channel 4 .

The TV presenter and maths graduate, 38, was seen heading into Salford's Dock 10 Studios on Wednesday flanked by celebrity protection officer Billy Robinson, whose security firm she has employed since the end of October. Dressed in a fleecy pink jacket, with matching water bottle and nail varnish, along black leggings, white trainers and a tie-dye jumper, she looked relaxed as she headed in to film the Channel 4 quiz. Alongside her was Mr Robinson (rear of right picture), dressed in a dark suit, who could be seen carrying her suitcase decorated in a brightly coloured tropical floral pattern (inset).

Apple has become embroiled in an anti-Semitism row after iPhone users found an emoji of the Palestinian flag to flashes up when they type the word 'Jerusalem'. The world's most valuable company has been accused of 'showing double standards' towards Israel after an update on its mobile operating system saw the change sent out to millions of users. Ordinarily if iPhone users type in a country's name it will show an emoji flag of that nation, but this is not something that extends to city names with no flags showing up if people type in ' London ', 'New York' or 'Tokyo'. The change has sparked anger from some people online, with Countdown's Rachel Riley who called on the company to explain how the oversight was allowed to take place. Apple has claimed the change is a bug that was not intentional and will be rectified at the next iOS update. It is not clear if it extends to versions of its operating system outside the UK.

People are 'bullying' over the company's decision to ban the vowels from its name three years ago, according to a banking boss. The decision, which had been described as "the most calamitous corporate rebranding in history," had been widely mocked when it was announced in 2021, with people joking that the organization had been 'disemvowelled.' The firm's CEO said the name, which is pronounced Aberdeen, was "new advertising," at the time, while the company maintained that it was'modern, vibrant, and engaging.' Well, three years on, and with the yel of laughter still coming, one top boss at Abrdn has accused the media of "corporate bullying" and people of being 'childish' about the missing vowels. Even compared Peter Branner, the company's chief investment officer, to a person with an unusual name.

Rachel Riley, Countdown's host, claims that Strictly Come Dancing left her with PTSD after she first appeared on the program in 2013. All Strictly Come Dancing contestants now require cognitive behavioural therapy, according to the TV star (CBT). Even the most sane, solid, grounded people, it will do something to you,' she said at the Inspiration Awards For Women in London. 'And there are so many people I've seen in recent years who have the same experience.' I don't think even factories are aware of what it does to people.' 'I was suggested CBT by Riley, 38, who is married to ex-Strictly dancer Pasha Kovalev,' he says: 'I think it's been really good.' Riley's admission comes after Amanda Abbington, a Strictly contestant, made her exit from the BBC show a dramatic finale.

On Friday night, Myleene Klass celebrated her win at the 2024 Inspiration Awards as she left the party. The radio host, who was 45, received the Inspirational Mother award. She is the mother of Ava, 15, Hero, 12, and Apollo, four. Lauren Goodger, 37, Rachel Riley, 38, and Dame Joan Collins, 90, were both photographed leaving the Landmark Hotel in London after the glamorous evening.

According to trust chiefs, allegations that a Jewish boy was mistreated at an NHS children's hospital by nurses wearing pro-Palestine badges and directing to get off a bed and sit on the floor are being investigated 'rapidly.' The nine-year-old boy, wearing his kippah skullcap, was 'kicked out of his bay' at Royal Manchester Children's Hospital, where he was being treated for a blood disorder and 'had to lie on the ground with a cannula in', according to his family. But, when his parents took him to hospital without wearing any sort of clothing to indicate that he is Jewish, he received 'quick care,' according to the family, who is concerned that if they do anything to indicate their faith, they will receive inferior care. In an anguished social media post shared by Countdown presenter Rachel Riley - who has herself spoken of hiding her Jewish identity amid rising hatred following the Israeli response to the October 7 Hamas terror attacks - the boy's uncle asks: 'Is it 1940 again? "It's scary to be a Jew in the world once more,' he said. Following a family's complaint, the Jewish Representative Council of Greater Manchester and Region today requested that the allegation be investigated with 'high urgency.'

His description of a predatory young matron at his prep school, Maidwell Hall, has sparked a great deal of sympathy. Earl Spencer's obituaries may now be eclipsed by those of his contemporaries who attended Cheam, the prep school to which Prince Philip and King Charles were later sent. Cheam, which is currently a coeducational school, is a 32,595-per-year institution. It was boys-only back in the 1970s, which explains the appeal to a French master. A former student recalls, 'He was discovered crawling out from underneath a [boy's] bed at night.' "I was looking for my torch," he said. You know what? The police were never called. He went to another school in the Home Counties and developed a beard.' The school's deputy matrons were more popular. The one, who was only 17 years old at the time, had all the boys flocking down to her bedroom, a trend that came only after the headmaster discovered a 13-year-old boy crying.' 'He said, "What are you doing?" Sir, I'm getting a good night's kiss." He was defeated,' recalls his Cheam contemporary. 'The deputy matron was shot.'

In a nod to the slogan that called for the return of girls captured by Boko Haram jihadists ten years ago, a 'Bring Back Our Girls' campaign has been launched for 19 girls who remain captivity. Former First Lady Michelle Obama and actress Angelina Jolie have all rallied to the cause of the captured Nigerians. But apart from UK figures such as Commons Leader Penny Mordaunt and Countdown maths whizz Rachel Riley, the A-listers who fell over each other to pose with 'Bring Back Our Girls' signs in 2014 have remained silent.

Today marks two years since Russia occupied Ukraine on February 24, 2022, causing more than 200,000 Ukrainians to leave the country in the face of the brutal war. Under the Homes for Ukraine scheme, the majority of people in with British families, including Chris Tarrant, Rachel Riley, and Tory MPs Grant Shapps, Matt Hancock, David Cameron, and Robert Jenrick. Yana Smaglo, a 31-year-old fashion designer who had to leave Ukraine within 15 minutes but now owns her own clothes store in Leeds, and Sandra Zhylinska, a single mother with two children who has a cake making company, are among the refugees who have triumphed in the face of adversity. However, life has been difficult for some, with 10,000 Ukrainian refugee households reporting as homeless in June 2022. Others have failed to find a suitable home, with one couple having to move into temporary housing with their disabled son.

Chris Tarrant (left, with his partner Jane Bird) and Rachel Riley (middle, with her Strictly Come Dancing partner Pasha Kovalev) and Tory MPs Matt Hancock, Grant Shapp, David Cameron, and Robert Jenrick were among those notable figures to welcome people fleeing the Russian invasion on February 24, 2022. Despite moving to a new apartment he purchased for them, Mr Tarrant, 77, told MailOnline that he still sees the Ukrainian family who stayed with him 'a lot.' Mr Shapps is seen right and inset at the top of the page, welcoming a family into his house.

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All trains have been cancelled between Reading and London Paddington due to a 'emergency incident'. All lines in the area had been blocked, according to the Great Western Railway, and travelers should expect delays of up to 90 minutes or cancellations. The Elizabeth Line, which is also affected, is also affected, according to the rail operator.

Transport for London (TfL) has confirmed that a "extra all-night" service will operate as thousands of revellers are expected to pour into the capital to view the sold out London Eye fireworks show in 2024. Hayes and Harlington, Reading and Abbey Wood, as well as Maidenhead and Abbey Wood, will be served by the tube line, although no trains will travel to or from London Heathrow. It comes as a month when the line has been dogged with disruption and chaos after faulty overhead cables caused all trains to halt on December 7. Seven trains were stranded, leaving passengers stuck in cold and dark carriages for up to four hours. There are no toilets in Elizabeth line trains, contributing to the general discomfort on board.

At the premiere of Bluey's Big Play at the Royal Festival Hall on Thursday, Rachel Riley enjoyed a family night out with her husband Pasha Kovalev and their daughter Noa. As she wore a white T-shirt over a pair of black skinny jeans, the TV presenter, 37, posed a casual figure for the occasion. The Countdown host completed her appearance with two trainers, letting her blonde locks fall loose down her shoulders.

It comes just weeks after chaos on the Elizabeth Line, GWR, and Heathrow Express became a snafford, with all trains coming to a halt on the evening of December 7. Seven trains were delayed, stranding passengers and leaving them in icy, dim carriages for up to four hours. There are no toilets on board Elizabeth line trains, contributing to the discomfort on board. Musician James Blunt and TV Presenter Rachel Riley were both affected by photos and videos shared on social media.

Michelle Handforth, the train company's managing director for the Wales and Western regions, as well as Paddington, resigned on Friday. The shocking news comes just weeks after passengers were left stranded on the Elizabeth Line, Greater Western Railway, and Heathrow Express in downtown London. On December 7, passengers were left stranded. Several enraged passengers were held for three hours without having access to toilets or information from operators.

While the 900 passengers on board and six other trains waited for someone to make a decision, this motley crew of people accompanied us on a tour. Only to take them down, rail employees lit the lights, but only rail workers did. They laid pallets on the ground before removing them, and they'd constructed some ladders on the rail's side of the train to prevent passengers from being evacuated, only to have them taken down again.

On Thursday night, Network Rail's CEO, Andrew Haines, 57, was one of hundreds of passengers trapped in trains for hours after overhead electric cables were broken. With his son and 982 others on board, including TV presenter Rachel Riley and singer James Blunt, the CEO was also trapped, including TV presenter Rachel Riley and singer James Blunt. Mr Haines, 57, sluggishly blasted his company's safety policies and customer service on the next day. "No one of us would have wanted our friends or family to have to go through it," he said. My son was on the same train with 981 others and received a lot of feedback via our family WhatsApp group, which was a coincidence.' 'My heartfelt apologies to anyone involved in last night's woes.'

A train driver who was injured in last night's Elizabeth line chaos was drafted in due to a strike, according to a union, but disruption was expected to persist until at least 7 p.m. - 24 hours after the incident. According to train driver Aslef, Great Western Railway (GWR) paid the operations director £500 for a short driving shift to keep services running. The severe disruption happened yesterday, on a day when GWR's drivers were on strike, resulting in a reduced service operating between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. on restricted routes. Aslef also posted a photograph of the overhead power cables that came down onto the GWR train in West London with passengers still on board. However, GWR maintained that the driver was 'fully trained with expertise up to date' and that there was "no evidence" that the overhead cable fault was due to a train.

After profiting from the train being plunged into darkness, a sex predator reportedly groped a fellow passenger during the Elizabeth line riots last night. After a failure of overhead electric cables in the Ladbro Grove area of West London, travelers were trapped on the pitch black and cold carriages for four hours. And a policeman told passengers on the scene that there had been a 'few incidents', which culminated in detectives arresting one individual on suspicion of sexual touching. Because someone decided that they wanted to touch someone up, the officer said the procedure of getting everyone off the train had been postponed.' Thousands of passengers, including James Blunt and Rachel Riley, were trapped on packed trains during the evening rush hour without electricity, and two people were injured.

Sadiq Khan's creaking £19 billion Elizabeth line suffered severe delays and cancellations today, following a harrowing night for commuters who remained in the dark for four hours as compared to London in the Blitz. Thousands of passengers, including James Blunt and Rachel Riley, were held on packed trains in the evening rush hour without electricity, and two people were killed. Following widespread chaos due to overhead cable damage, groups were compelled to break out and walk down freezing railway tracks in the darkness. Mikey Worrall wrote a video of passengers in the dark and said they were letting them through the line; 'The Mayor of London needs to sort it out,' he said. Following MailOnline's announcement that there has been the biggest jump in cancellations on any UK rail route in the first quarter compared to last year, there were more issues this morning, including major concerns for Mr Khan regarding the Elizabeth line's reliability. Rachel Riley of Countdown said she was one of those passengers stuck, and she took a selfie with X of her and other passengers on board, captioning: 'We're getting off the Elizabeth line,' she said.' James Blunt, a singer who said, 'Been stuck somewhere outside Paddington for nearly four hours now,' was apparently among those stranded.' 'Out of peanuts and wine,'