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Paul Gascoigne has revealed that he 'popped' his own dislocated shoulder back in hours before appearing on the Italian version of I'm A Celebrity. In a new interview with The Times, he said he was suffering with the shoulder injury in 2021 just before going on L'Isola dei Famosi which was filmed in Honduras. They had son Regan, now 29, in 1996 but divorced in 1998. Reminiscing on his legendary career, Paul said: 'The game could have been going on but I'm just tying my shoelace. In 2021 Paul publicly spoke out in support of his son Regan, months after he revealed during a television interview that he is bisexual.
However, the current series of Strictly hasn’t been as smooth sailing as past editions. All the celebrities forced to quit Strictly Come Dancing 2025La VoixRuPaul’s Drag Race UK La Voix, whose real name is Christopher Dennis, was originally given a bye to week nine after being forced to miss Blackpool due to an injury. However, at the start of the live show on Saturday, November 22, host Tess Daly confirmed that La Voix had been forced to quit the show. At the time, Kristian commented: “With a heavy heart, I have to step back from this season of Strictly Come Dancing due to unexpected medical reasons. Strictly Come Dancing continues on BBC One and BBC iPlayer on Saturday evenings.
Lakshmi Mittal is believed to have left UK over higher taxes, a report claimed. Now in Switzerland; Dubai nextIndian-origin steel industry tycoon Lakshmi Mittal has left the UK and now lives in Switzerland, the Sunday Times reported, blaming the inheritance tax of the Labor government for a mass exodus of the richest. Chancellor Rachel Reeves who is expected to impose another tax rise in her upcoming budget, axed the non-dom status in April. “The issue was inheritance tax. Many wealthy people from overseas cannot understand why all of their assets, wherever they are in the world, should be subject to inheritance tax imposed by the UK Treasury.
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Strictly Come Dancing star La Voix has had to withdraw completely from the show due to an injury. “We will be speaking from La Voix in tomorrow night’s show, we love you so, so much," she said. La Voix & Aljaž Škorjanec on Strictly Come Dancing. Read more:Strictly Come Dancing continues on Saturday 21st November at 6:35pm on BBC One and iPlayer. Add Strictly Come Dancing to your watchlist on the Radio Times: What to Watch app – download now for daily TV recommendations, features and more.
Kate’s Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood wants researchers to submit proposals to combat what has been called “technoference” that can disrupt parent-child relationships. They added: “While new technology has many benefits, we must also acknowledge that it plays a complex and often troubling role in this epidemic of disconnection. “While digital devices promise to keep us connected, they frequently do the opposite. “We sit together in the same room while our minds are scattered across dozens of apps, notifications, and feeds. “We’re physically present but mentally absent, unable to fully engage with the people right in front of us.”
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said his team had reported back from initial meetings and conversations. Sir Keir has said this security guarantee and his one-on-one discussions with Mr Trump on Ukraine make it clear to him that the US leader wants a “just and lasting peace”. He and Mr Trump agreed their teams would work together on the president’s peace proposal during a phone call on Saturday, according to Downing Street. And… pic.twitter.com/3Ol3Dvbzi7 — Ursula von der Leyen (@vonderleyen) November 21, 2025The conversation came after Sir Keir spoke to Mr Zelensky and reiterated the UK’s “steadfast support” for Kyiv. Mr Trump, who shunned the G20 summit, initially suggested he wanted a Ukrainian response by Thursday.
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"Before this series started Ben Stokes told the world that any ex-player who criticised them or had a different opinion were "has-beens" because Test cricket had changed and the past was irrelevant. Well, from this has been the message is simple: when you keep throwing away Test matches by doing the same stupid things, it is impossible to take you seriously. Brainless batting and bowling lost England the match. But as exciting as this England team can be, they are always only a blink of an eye away from self destruction. Against top teams like India and Australia, it is a huge factor in losing.
The Telegraph reported that businessman Jonathan Oppenheimer has said Britain is 'uninvestable' because 'straightforward projects can take decades to complete.' Mr Oppenheimer, a billionaire with family links to a diamond mining dynasty, said the dualling of the A66 is a key example of this. A campaign group lost its bid to challenge the dualling project in the high court in October 2024. Mr Oppenheimer told the Bloomberg Africa Business Summit: "So long as the UK takes 30 years to do a nine-month project, it's uninvestable." He said that because of slow decision-making and planning rules, it is not worth putting money into the UK.
Join the Miguel Delaney: Inside Football newsletter and get behind-the-scenes access and unrivalled insight Join the Miguel Delaney: Inside Football newsletter Join the Miguel Delaney: Inside Football newsletter Email * SIGN UP I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. Read our Privacy noticeMakeshift opener Travis Head scored a brilliant century and paceman Mitchell Starc claimed a 10-wicket haul as Australia ran out eight-wicket victors against England inside an astonishing two days during the Ashes opener at Perth Stadium. "That was incredible to witness," Australia's stand-in captain Steve Smith said after Head struck a match-winning 123 off 83 balls. Few in the world are as good with the pink ball as Mitchell Starc and Australia will most likely be favourites going into the match in Brisbane. England squadBen Stokes (c), Harry Brook (vc), Jofra Archer, Gus Atkinson, Shoaib Bashir, Jacob Bethell, Brydon Carse, Zak Crawley, Ben Duckett, Will Jacks, Ollie Pope (wk), Matthew Potts, Joe Root, Jamie Smith (wk), Josh Tongue, Mark Wood.
Watch: how Switchback helps prison leaversTashan was 23 when he was jailed for defending his mother during an attack. He’s since landed his first acting job in Wasteman, an upcoming British thriller about prison life directed by Cal McMau and starring Tom Blyth and David Jonsson. Founded in 1992, Redwave produced The Full Monty, Still Life (2013) starring Eddie Marsan and last year’s powerful drama The Return, starring Ralph Fiennes. Like The Full Monty, Pasolini said, his new film will be raw, but it won’t stay sombre. Robert Carlyle in The Full Monty FOX SEARCHLIGHT/KOBAL/REX/SHUTTERSTOCK“The difficulties that these people face coming out of prison is quite shocking.
