News about Tony Hadley

Davidson, 36, is accused of carrying out the attacks between between December 7 and 8, 2019. The Scot pleaded not guilty to both charges via a videolink from HMP Pentonville. The two week trial is due to start on October 24 next year at Wood Green Crown Court.

Former Spandau Ballet singer and West End stage star Ross Davidson has today been found guilty of a series of sex offences against three women. The 'charismatic and charming' sexual predator was convicted of a single charge of rape and two of sexual assault after a six-week trial. He was also found guilty of a single charge of voyeurism against a fourth woman and remanded in custody ahead of sentencing next month. The 36-year-old showed no emotion as a jury at Wood Green Crown Court returned majority verdicts after deliberating for almost 12 hours.

Ross Davidson, 36, wanted sex up to six times a night and would force himself on women who refused him, it is claimed. Jurors heard the Scotsman was 'a bit of a sex symbol' after starring in the West End musical We Will Rock You about a decade ago. Aberdeen-born Davidson became lead singer in Spandau Ballet in 2018 and was best known to fans as Ross Wild, jurors heard. He filmed himself groping women while they slept and enjoyed role-playing rape scenarios, Wood Green crown court has heard. He is accused of a series of sex offences against five women and raped three of them, it is claimed.

Former Spandau Ballet star Ross Davidson, 36, admitted to the court that he was asked by a woman to delete the video of him allegedly touching her breast while she slept, but that he had not. He denied spiking the drink of another woman, who he allegedly assaulted in Cannes while he was there for the film festival. Davidson, of Finchley, north London, denies three counts of rape, three counts of sexual assault, one count of voyeurism, and one of controlling behaviour.

An ex-Spandau Ballet star accused of sexually assaulting five women has told a court he has been unable to work as a performer since being arrested. Ross Davidson, 36, wanted sex up to six times a night and would force himself on women who refused him, it is claimed. Aberdeen-born Davidson became 'a bit of a sex symbol' after starring in the West End musical We Will Rock You a decade ago and was the lead singer in Spandau Ballet in 2018, performing as Ross Wild, jurors heard. But since the trial he claims he has been unable to work. He is accused of a series of sex offences against five women, three of whom he is alleged to have raped.

Ross Davidson, 36, filmed himself fondling women while they slept and enjoyed role-playing rape scenarios, Wood Green crown court has heard. Davidson - who became lead singer in Spandau Ballet in 2018 and was best known to fans as Ross Wild - is accused of a series of sex offences against five women and raped three of them, according to prosecutors. He wanted sex up to six times a night and would force himself on women who refused him, it is claimed. Jurors heard the Scotsman was 'a bit of a sex symbol' after starring in the West End musical We Will Rock You about a decade ago.

Wild - whose real name is Ross Davidson - is accused of a series of sex offences against five women and raping three of them over a decade between 2013 and 2023. It is claimed he wanted sex up to six times a night and forced himself on women who refused him. Jurors heard the Scotsman was 'a bit of a sex symbol' after starring in the West End musical 'We Will Rock You' a decade ago. But Davidson, who became lead singer in Spandau Ballet in 2018, had 'a darker side' and 'expected to get sex on demand,' Wood Green Crown Court has heard.

A woman told a court of her 'disgust' when she found out former Spandau Ballet singer Ross William Wild had 'filmed himself sexually assaulting her as she slept'. The 36-year-old, whose real name is Ross Davidson, wanted sex up to six times a night and forced himself on women who refused him, it is claimed. He is accused of a series of sex offences against five women and raping three of them over a decade between 2013 and 2023. Jurors heard the Scotsman was 'a bit of a sex symbol' after starring in the West End musical 'We Will Rock You' a decade ago and became lead singer in Spandau Ballet in 2018. But the prosecution claim Davidson had 'a darker side' and 'expected to get sex on demand'. Wood Green Crown Court heard how the singer had 'a kink' of wanting to have sex with sleeping women and allegedly filmed himself fondling women while they slept, whilst also enjoying role-playing rape scenarios.

Ross Davidson, 36, also known by the stage name 'Ross Wild' is accused of sexually attacking five women in a ten-year period. The first of the five women, who claims she was raped by him in 2013, explained he lost his temper when he found sexual messages from men on her work phone. The complainant, who cannot be named for legal reasons, explained she wanted to tell Davidson about her escort work but was fearful of the 'stigma' surrounding it. Police interviewed her in February, 2015 about the allegation, but the complaint said she did not feel as though she was believed.

Jurors were told that Wild - whose real name is Ross Davidson - wanted to have sex up to six times a night and would force himself on women who refused him. The opening of the trial began at London 's Wood Green crown court on Tuesday where he is accused of a series of sex offences against five women and raping three of them over a decade between 2013 and 2023. The 36-year-old Scotsman, who allegedly told one victim he liked the idea of having sex with a mannequin or doll, faces further charges of voyeurism, intimidation and controlling behaviour. Davidson, who became lead singer in Spandau Ballet in 2018, is also accused of telling the first first women he attacked in 2013: 'Why do you look like you've been raped'.

Ant and Dec are all set to stun Saturday Night Takeaway fans with one last action-packed episode.  And the rehearsals for the big finale were in full swing on Saturday as they and S Club 7, Kaiser Chiefs, and Tony Hadley all took to the stage for one last final soundcheck ahead of the evening show.  In one snap, the hosting duo, both 48, can be spotted on stage in high spirits as they spoke with the crew members. 

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: The stick-in-the-muds are usually correct. We're told to 'embrace change' and'step forwards,' but the thing about going forwards is that we have no idea where it will end. The redoubtable Nurse Crane (Linda Bassett) raises a smile at the mention of'progress' like a woman with a kipper in the washing basket, both disgusted, cross, and incredulous all at once. In Call The Midwife (BBC), she confronted naive and idealistic Pupil Midwife Rosalind Clifford (Natalie Quarry) and gave her a piece of her mind.

Tony Hadley has shared the touching - and surprising - explanation for why he has never taken any drugs. The Spandau Ballet legend, who died at the age of 63, was the frontman of the 1980s pop group, which also included Gary and Martin Kemp, John Keeble, and Steve Norman. Tony left the company in 1990 before returning in 2009 and then moving to good in 2017.

To anyone who was young in the 80s, say Tony Hadley and they'll instantly recall him as the zenith of his Spandau Ballet fame, ruffled shirts, satin suits, costume jewelry, and cantilevered hair. Speak to the guy himself, and he's mortified by the prospect of being forced into a pair of leather trousers for the first time ever. "There's nothing worse than seeing people from a certain decade who are 50, 60, or 70 years old, who are still dressed as if they were teenagers.' He shudders at the embarrassment.' I think you have to age gracefully.' Take a look at Robert Palmer, he was a cool, a sort of gentleman rocker. I like it.'

You may not get to share a touching and personal chat with the Princess of Wales every day, but Natalie Rushdie's last month was just as bad as it was. Natalie had been invited to attend the second day of the Wimbledon tournament in London, and it was the perfect opportunity for her to say thank you.

On Sunday evening, a Virgin Voyages cruise departing from Miami for a six-night tour of the Caribbean. A female passenger died on board, causing the ship to return to dock. The passenger who landed on the deck was not seriously injured. The ship was scheduled to land on Tuesday and was headed to Roatan, a Honduras island. Rather, the ship returned to Miami, docking once more around 2 a.m. on Monday. The woman's body was taken away by an ambulance and the ship recommenced sailing. 'I just started my FIRST cruise with Virgin Voyages, and someone fell from their balcony and died,' Mel Murray wrote. People SAW that s*** happen on the first day,' Bro says. That is *terrifying*!!'

Tony Hadley, 62, rose to fame as Spandau Ballet's frontman and has performed as a soloist since 1990. He and his partner, Ali, and their children Zara, 15, and Genevieve, 11. He has three children from his first marriage. Ali, his wife, who is a country lass, urged her to leave London, a city he adored. Tony took the plunge, which he claims gave him a sense of independence.

Tony Hadley has confirmed that he will never rejoin his ex band Spandau Ballet again. The singer, 62, has spoken out about his decision to leave the group in 2017, saying that the other members contributed to his decision not to return. 'You should give me all the tea in China, but I wouldn't get back with them,' the Mirror reported. No way.

Moira Stuart (left) was named a CBE for her services to journalists by Anne, Princess Royal (right), at Buckingham Palace in London on Thursday. 73 years old, the first African-Caribbean woman to read the news on British television (inset), was one of a number of individuals named with royal honors at the regal ceremony. Moira styled up in a emeral green coat and navy blue dress, as she posed outside the Palace with her respect.

On Thursday, Tony Hadley received an MBE at a Buckingham Palace ceremony. The singer, who is best known for Spandau Ballet's 1980s hits including Gold and True, was given an MBE for charitable contributions to Shooting Star Chase Children's Hospice Care. Hadley, 31, who was made an MBE, said he was'very proud', adding: 'It's an honor'. To be honest, it was a bit of a surprise.'

I'm a celebrity: Get Me Out Of Here! On Sunday, the Australian jungle is expected to return to the United States after being forced to relocate to Wales for two years due to the Covid-19 pandemic. MailOnline takes a look at some of the ITV reality show's most iconic, stomach-churning, and dramatic moments as I'm A Celebrity's 22nd series returns to screens.

Tony Hadley has dashed expectations for a Spandau Ballet reunion. On Friday, Loose Women, a 62-year-old singer, said that the band would not be getting back together' anytime soon. It comes after bandmate and guitarist Steve Norman told The Daily Star that he hopes the band will reunite for a farewell tour because they'n't had closures.'

Andy Whyment, a Coronation Street actor, is reportedly back to the I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! The upcoming spin-off show is being held in the camp. In 2019, the actor, 41, who plays Kirk Sutherland on the ITV soap, came in second place behind Jacqueline Jossa, 29. According to a television source, Andy is set to appear on the new version of the show, which is likely to be shot in South Africa, with audiences raving about his down-to-earth personality and sense of humor.'

I lived near Percy Circus in central London, which was essentially a roundabout with a green in the middle, until I married my first wife, aged 22. By that time, I was in Spandau Ballet, so I was spending a lot of my time on the road. I was rolling in it as soon as Spandau was on Top Of The Pops, but it doesn't work like that - I still had to borrow 20 quid from Mum and Dad if I was meeting my friends at the pub for a drink. Josephine and father Patrick, my mother, had three bedrooms. I was one of three children - Lee, my older brother, Steve, and myself - all grew up in a bedroom with my brother. My Islington youth was very different from today's Islington. Any of the neighbouring families would use the Merlin Street washing sinks, but we're lucky that Dad had a bathroom built in the house. Dad joined the RAF at the age of 16, and during the war, he dropped bombs on the Lancaster bombers that were flying across the Channel. He joined the Daily Mail as an electrical engineer, earning good money. I'd pop down to Fleet Street to visit him in the machine room - no one was worried about health and safety back then.