News about Sally Phillips

Sally Phillips, 54, (left and right) told how she needed a locksmith to break into the carer's accommodation after becoming concerned for her well-being only to discover she had 'done a runner,' stealing several items that did not belong to her. Sally says her son Olly (left), who also has Down's Syndrome, 'is in a bad way' after his carer's sudden departure, saying he finds 'transitions traumatic' and is pushing for the carer to be given a criminal record to prevent them from working with vulnerable children and adults in the future. (Inset, Sally and her son Olly.)

In an incredible turnaround, Princess Beatrice has been crowned this year's best-dressed person by Tatler magazine, which described her as a 'beacon of sartorial elegance, pairing vintage-inspired cuts with fresh-from-the-catwalk glamour'. So, what is the secret behind the rise?

If you're looking for something to keep you entertained on TV this weekend, look no further as our critics have picked out the 20 must-watch shows On Demand you won't want to miss.

With the Euros kicking off, fans up and down the UK will be glued to their screens. But what if you don't like football? Sometimes it can seem like there's just too much of the beautiful game on our screens. But if you find penalty shootouts and the intricacies of the off side rule a turn-off there are plenty of shows to watch instead.

The Channel 4 show, which is set in Brixton, South London, has left critics and viewers in awe at Dionne Brown's 'beautifully rendered' performance. The eight-part series, an adaptation of Candice Carty-Williams's bestselling novel about the 25-year-old south Londoner, has impressed critics almost across the board - with a few exceptions - while viewers have been left waiting hungrily for the next episodes after the first two instalments premiered on Tuesday night.

The heroine of Queenie, played by Dionne Brown, fits the same mould exactly as.the heroine of any Austen novel, especially my favourites, Mansfield Park and Emma. Look past the South London setting, and this eight-part romantic comedy (staying close to its source, the 2019 bestseller by Candice Carty-Williams) is a direct descendant. None of Miss Austen's novels begins with a gynaecological examination, it must be said. But most of them feature key scenes at dances - and Queenie does too, if you can describe shouting and waving your arms about in a nightclub as 'dancing'.

Actress Sally Phillips has expressed disappointment that her son, who has Down's syndrome, was denied access to a trampoline park. This week, the comedian, 53, who is best known for creating and starring in sketch show Smack The Pony, as well as her appearance in Bridget Jones' Diary's Shazza, revealed that her child Olly was not allowed to play at Oxygen Acton in London. According to Phillips, the company refused to admit him because someone with Down's syndrome needs a letter from the GP. 'Olly is used to doing what his contemporaries (do)... so we went with his younger brother and younger brother's acquaintance, and older brother's acquaintance, and hundreds of times before, and the lady on the desk says, 'oh, can I have a word?' And called the boss over... I was so angry for Olly to be prevented.' They're weeding out people with visible impairments,' she said, and "you're not expected to bring in a doctor's letter."

In our analysts' list of the best movies to watch On Demand right now, we have a slew of thrillers, exciting romances, and comedies. The experts have selected their top 30 films to watch over the Easter weekend, sifting through thousands of choices so you don't have to. To give you the most up-to-date on the latest movie offerings, they've also reviewed recent launches. To find out what to watch this weekend, scroll down to find out what to watch this weekend.

There's nothing better than cuddling up on the couch with your other half and watching a romantic film on Valentine's Day. But what to watch?How do you choose just the right film to give you that loving glow? Our reviewers have done the legwork for you by trawling through hundreds of choices to bring you an unmissable collection of 20 movies to snuggle up with this Valentine's Day.

Sally Phillips has admitted that her eldest son, who has Down's syndrome and autism, may have to live with her for the remainder of his life. After watching shocking documentaries on the care home scandals, Miranda, 53, who lives Olly, 18, and her ex-husband, shipping director Andrew Bermejo, admitted she was worried about the teen leaving home. This generation of people with Down's syndrome is the first in which people have been involved with early intervention as children, and so they are way outperforming.'

When her husband (right) sacked her for a Russian yoga instructor, she was left devastated. However, MailOnline will tell you that Sally Phillips has found love with a former soldier (left) who she has joined in business with. During an interview at the Edinburgh Festival, the Miranda actress gushed about her beau - who she only referred to as Ian. She said he was "to die for" and that they met in 2019 through a mutual friend.

Following her heartbreak after her husband ran away with another woman, Sally Phillips found love with a new man. Miranda, 53, who was married to director Andrew Bermejo for 14 years, has found love with her new flame Ian through a friend. Sally discussed her new love and said she felt she had been given a second chance at Edinburgh Festival.'

PATRICK MARMION: We live in a world where stage and screen travesties of great books abound. It's not just about Dickens' complete works, but the entire 19th century, to be fair to Bleak Expectations, Mark Evans' stage spin-off of Mark Evans' Radio 4 comedy film series. Photofit Dickensian hero Pip, the eldest son of the 'Bin' family, has fallen on hard times and must undertake a character-building odyssey through Victorian society, from its schools, law courts, prisons and churches, before he strikes it rich by inventing a trash can (geddit? (A.K.a.)

There are a few nostalgic moments that can be used to sum up lockdown: banana bread, home workouts with Joe Wicks, and Candice Carty-Williams' book, "Queenie" are all examples that could be used to sum up lockdown. Despite being published in 2019, the book gained a lot of traction during the pandemic, when people were looking for a way out of the morbid Covid charts and the four walls of their houses. As it's become known, the book made its way to TikTok – or "booktok" – where it was dubbed readers' "highlight" of the year. The book addressed racial inequity in daily life, from coworkers, online dating, and even well-intentioned friends.

When Sally Phillips reluctantly agreed to a sex scene with Vinnie Jones in the film Mean Machine in 2001, she has admitted she deliberately wore extra layers of clothing. Richard Eden, the 52-year-old actress, referred to Time Out [magazine] as "the shortest, most gratuitous sex scene in cinema history." 'I swear I was supposed to have sex with Vinnie Jones over a desk for no apparent reason, and I was terrified about it because I had never been the grand beauty and had suffered with crippling body fear.'

Sally Phillips spoke openly about her eldest son Olly's Down Syndrome diagnosis as she praised his 'amazing' emotional capabilities. Miranda, 52, is a spokesperson for the Down's Syndrome charity, having worked with numerous charities and on a BBC documentary in 2016. In a new interview with Big Issue on Thursday, the actress tenderly discussed her son Olly, 18, and his illness.

Following the announcement of its upcoming return on Wednesday, a legendary sketch show is set to relaunche. In a recent interview, Smack The Pony could be making a comeback 20 years after Fiona Allen revealed they'are the king of filming.' The actress, 57, did not reveal when the show would be released on television screens, but it would be 'great to see another one.'

Any number of life-changing signs, ranging from brain fog and forgetfulness to crippling depression, can be attributed to decreased hormone levels. For several middle-aged women, these will make working life difficult and put a strain on their marriages. However, the 'change', as it is colloquially understood, can also provide them with an opportunity to assess their personal lives and pursue new interests, without being forced to rely on early adulthood's chains. Boots brought together six well-known TV presenters, comedians, actors, and fashion designers to discuss how the menopause had an effect on them.

Hugh Grant used to enjoy salacious gossip, but not so much if it is about him. 'Hugh Grant doesn't talk to me because I was inebriated in Thailand and was very insecure, and then he became afraid of my gigantic mouth,' Sally Phillips, 52, who appeared in two Bridget Jones films with Renee Zellweger.' I lost my flip-flops in the sea and was sick in the guitar bar's sand toilet,' she says on Richard Herring's Richard Herring Leicester Square Theatre Podcast. "Now he doesn't talk to me except on set, which is perfectly fair."

PEOPLE'S PEOPLE: Prince Harry's rotten few weeks have been! First, he was desperate to be at his grandmother's bedside before she died, after wasting precious time trying to get Meghan on the plane to Balmoral. Then there was the way she learned of her father's death while frantically trying to reach him just five minutes before it was announced to the world. (No one can deny that Harry was a loving and much loved grandchild, whatever his faults were). After that, we saw him frantically trying to postpone the publication of his warts-and-all book about the reportedly tragic and racial Royal Family, perhaps fearing that doing so would reflect poorly on him and Meghan.

Actress Sally Phillips (right) revealed today that she mistook her menopause symptoms for the consequences of going through a divorce. The Bridget Jones actress, 52, said she only knew what was wrong when she Googled the symptoms. Following 14 years of marriage, the mother-of-three divorced from husband Andrew Bermejo (left together) in 2017.

A collection of the best TV shows on fall has been compiled by a weekend magazine. They have compiled a list of the best shows from various genres, including sci-fi and drama. Strictly Come Dancing, I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here (pictured left), Wednesday (pictured right) and This England (pictured top center) are among the shows planned for the forthcoming season.