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In a year marked by lethargy, THR’s arts and culture critic was drawn to energizing work, including a poignant voting rights documentary, an introspective comedy special and a legendary Broadway revival. Impact ReportOur new weekly newsletter examines how ESG expectations and issues are impacting the roles and responsibilities of today's executives—and how they can best navigate those challenges. Fortune @ Work: The Return-to-Office PlaybookThe 2023 Investor's GuideA Place in The Sun star Jonnie Irwin and wife Jess tell their brave and moving story of his terminal cancer: 'This is our last family Christmas together - but we won't tell the children... why break their hearts when they're having such fun?' Jonnie and Jess Irwin are discussing their festive plans. You wouldn't imagine anything was amiss. 'We're hosting Christmas again,' says Jess. 'My mum and dad. My brother Freddie . . .' 'My mate Stuart, and our kids,' continues Jonnie. They have three sons: Rex who turns four on Christmas Day, and two-year-old twins Rafa and Cormac. Just consider the merry mayhem. Jonnie, 49, host of BBC One's Escape To The Country and long-time presenter of Channel 4's A Place In The Sun, is imperturbably upbeat; so doggedly determined to wring every drop of joy and productivity out of the life which is ebbing, almost visibly, from him, you'd never think this is likely to be his last Christmas . 'I've been told I've got months to live . We're hurtling towards where we don't want to be,' he says, without actually using the word, 'death'. Jonnie is funny, acerbic and unsentimental. Will it be an extra-special Christmas because it is likely to be his last? 'How do you make it extra special when it's already extra special?' he asks reasonably. 'We won't be filling the house with toys for the boys because it's not good for them. Of course we want to spoil them, but everyone else does too.'
The King's most poignant speech: Monarch tribute to the Queen by recording Christmas message in St George's Chapel where the world was afforded a last glimpse of her coffinWith bold colours and twinkling lights, the setting for King Charles's first Christmas Speech is a moving tribute to his late mother. His Majesty recorded the message at the spot in St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle, where the world was afforded a last glimpse of the Queen's coffin as it gently descended through the floor in the poignant final moment of her committal service. He is expected to speak movingly about Queen Elizabeth in the message, broadcast at 3pm on Christmas Day.
Labour at war over Scotland's new law on changing gender: Party is split '50/50' as MPs slam silence from leader Keir StarmerMPs are said to be split over whether the party should back First Minister Nicola Sturgeon's (left) new rules, supported by Scottish Labour, on transgender recognition. UK Labour has said it wants to give trans people greater protections, but Sir Keir Starmer (right) last night refused to say how far he would go. His MPs condemned his silence - claiming he was listening to views of 'young London-based activists' rather than the country. On Thursday the Scottish parliament passed the SNP's Gender Recognition Reform Bill, which allows trans people to self-identify without a medical diagnosis. It also lowers the minimum age to change gender from 18 to 16, and slashes the time to get a gender recognition certificate (GRC) from two years to three months. But the Bill has provoked fears abusive males could take advantage of the system. It also puts the Government on a constitutional collision course with Holyrood. Scottish Secretary Alister Jack (inset) said he was considering blocking it from becoming law with a Section 35 to stop the bill gaining Royal Assent. It would be the first time such powers have been used.
We're nearly there! Drinkers hit the town to enjoy Christmas festivities two nights before the big day, defying the rain and holiday season strikes causing havoc up and down the countryRevellers donned festive gear including Christmas jumpers, Santa hats, a Grinch outfit and Christmas suits as the night got underway in Leeds, Nottingham and London. Meanwhile, heavy rain in Newcastle did not deter crowds from heading out to the city's famous bars and clubs this evening. Soho beer gardens and Borough Market in London are packed with crowds, while streets in Leeds are filled with partygoers. Rail and highway strikes have caused travel chaos across the country as people tried to get home, and squeeze in another night out, before Christmas Day on Sunday. Despite the disruption, British cities have filled up with partygoers hitting the town for another festive night.
Brits hit shops for Christmas presents on 'Frenzy Friday' with High Street footfall up 6.6% on last year - but down 32.4% on 2019 - with £2.6bn expected to be spent in 48 hours as M&S and John Lewis launch January sales NOWBrits are hitting the shops for last minute Christmas presents on 'Frenzy Friday' with High Street footfall up 6.6 per cent on last year as £2.6billion is set to be spent today and tomorrow at local high streets, shopping centres and supermarkets. Footfall was down 32.4 per cent on 2019 figures - as stores launch massive online 'January sales' tomorrow in a bid to shift a mountain of stock that went unsold as families cut back on festive spending. Savings of up to 70 per cent are available from famous names like John Lewis and from Marks & Spencer, whose online sales go live on Saturday. They are joining national chains such as Boots, AO.com, Currys and House of Fraser which are already running 'winter sales'.
TOWIE and Love Island star Georgia Harrison reveals why she decided to publicly shame toxic ex Stephen Bear who wrecked her life by posting a video of them having sex all over the internet: 'My worst fears had come true'Just over two years ago, reality star Georgia Harrison received a text message from someone she had never met on the other side of the world.'They sent me a screenshot they had taken from the internet,' she says. 'I cried my eyes out the moment I saw it . . . my worst fears had come true.' The shot was taken from footage that Georgia, 28, who has appeared in TOWIE and Love Island, fervently hoped had been permanently deleted. It showed her making love outside with her on-off boyfriend and fellow reality TV star Stephen Bear, best known as the winner of 2016's Celebrity Big Brother.
LadBaby's Mark Hoyle dissolves into tears after learning he and wife Roxanne have clinched their FIFTH festive No1 with latest version of Do They Know It's Christmas? - eclipsing previous record holders The BeatlesLadBaby have made chart history by securing the Christmas Number One for a fifth consecutive year - surpassing a record set by The Beatles in the 1960s. Social media star Mark Hoyle and his wife Roxanne, known as LadBaby Mum, claimed the top spot with their single Food Aid, a rework of the Band Aid song Do They Know It's Christmas? In the run-up to Christmas, the track sold more than 65,000 units to become the fastest-selling single of 2022 to date.
Pictured: 'Wonderful' mother-of-three, 53, killed by a police car in horrific crash as officers chased suspected stolen vehicle two days before Christmas is described by devastated family as a 'kind, gentle beautiful soul inside and out'A mother-of-three was killed by a police car chasing a suspect in a stolen vehicle involved in a chase in Oldham. Heather Smedley's family have paid tribute and described her as 'wonderful' and 'the glue that held our family together'. The fatal smash took in Shaw Road, Oldham, in Greater Manchester, on Friday morning. Police were scrambled at 10am to chase a suspected stolen vehicle, with officers engaging in a 'short pursuit'. Heather's family said in a statement released by Greater Manchester Police: 'To the most wonderful mother to Benjamin, Olivia and Jamie, daughter to Hilda and Fred, sister, friend, and wife to Damian. 'The world was a much better place with you in it. Our mum was the most kind, gentle, beautiful soul inside and out. She faced all of life's challenges with her beautiful smile, and her bravery and courage never wavered.'
What went wrong? Questions remain over Jersey tragedy which started when a retired cleaner, 67, smelt gas and called the fire brigade and ended with her being blown out of bed by an almighty explosion seven hours later - leaving nine of her neighbours deadRetired cleaner Luzia Batista, 67, (top right) reported smelling gas on December 9 in St Helier, Jersey, but despite checks from emergency services, a huge blast ripped through the area just hours later. Island Energy, Jersey's monopolistic gas company, even sent an operative to make checks. But seven hours later, Mrs Batista and her husband's first-floor flat was shaken so violently that they were catapulted clean out of bed - and she discovered nine of her neighbours had died in the tragic blast, including Derek and Sylvia Ellis (bottom right).
Ukrainian families celebrate first Christmas with their UK hosts - as they dream of marking the big day back home next yearDespite usually celebrating Christmas on January 7 - as determined by the Orthodox Church - Kateryna Chebizhak (pictured left and right), 34, and her seven-year-old son Kolya (left), are planning on spending December 25 with friends who live near them in Enfield, North London. 'We have friends here that live just next door and we will meet to celebrate', the telephone interpreter said. Olha Komarnytska who lives in Birmingham with her children - Mia, 15, and Volodymyr, 13 (all pictured inset) - are also set to experience their first Christmas in the UK, alongside their host family.
Have Satanists returned to torment this picture postcard village? Locals fear sun-dappled New Forest spot is being targeted again - three years after horrific attacks where livestock were daubed with an ancient Pagan symbol and the sign of the devilOn a sunny December morning, the teeny village of Bramshaw in the New Forest couldn't look more appealing. Wild donkeys with shaggy manes munch in the morning dew. Gardens are immaculately tended, leaves swept, hedges trimmed, Christmas decorations are up, Mike Mills in the village shop is brimming with chat. And, on the crest of Judds Hill, dating back to the 13th century and with exquisite views in every direction, is St Peter's Church.
Breaking up with Richard Burton turned Liz Taylor into a desperate junkie: TOM LEONARD reveals how access to the Hollywood legend's diaries, letters and confidantes reveals the appalling depth of her addiction to cocaine and prescription drugsSlumped on the edge of her bed in the middle of the afternoon, wearing only her underwear, Elizabeth Taylor clutched a syringe of Demerol, a powerful opioid, in her right hand. Christopher Wilding, her adult son by her second marriage (to the British actor Michael Wilding), was staying with his mother in the imposing mansion in Washington DC she shared with her sixth husband, John Warner, a senator from Virginia. The house's intercom had buzzed that day in the 1970s and Christopher recently recalled what happened.'She asked if I would please come upstairs to her bedroom to help her with something,' he reveals in a new biography of his late mother.
Welcome to the age of the Nepo Babies: The many offspring of A-list parents now dominate our celebrity world... So how many, asks JULIE BURCHILL, would have made it without a little leg-up?Nepo Babies - youngsters who land easily in the world of entertainment, cushioned by their parents' famous names - have been trending on Twitter thanks to a cover story in New York Magazine about the likes of Dakota Johnson and Zoe Kravitz. Headlined 'She Has Her Mother's Eyes - and Agent', it says the Nepo Baby's credo is: 'Try, and if you don't succeed, remember you're still a celebrity's child, so try, try again.' I've been tracking the insipid Xeroxes of talented parents for a while now, and they aren't just a product of Hollywood - we have plenty of the pampered poltroons here, too. The Beckham children, the Jaggers, Lily Allen, Roman Kemp, Iris and Raff Law, Amber Le Bon . . . it's pretty much impossible to open a magazine or turn on the TV without being faced with the scion of some famous family or other.
Tens of thousands of homes across FIVE counties could be left without tap water at Christmas after last week's quick thaw ruptured pipes across the South EastResident living in Hertfordshire, Hampshire, Sussex, Essex and Kent have been struggling without a water supply for the past week and have been urged to pick up emergency bottles from sites to keep supplies up. The bottled water stations across the affected areas are open daily from 8am to 10pm. However, there have been claims that bottled water supplies were running low at one station yesterday, and there were long queues for people trying to access it.
Really Vlad? Putin claims Russia wants to end Ukraine war 'the sooner, the better' as Western officials dismiss comments as ploy to buy time after series of Russian defeats on battlefieldVladimir Putin said on Thursday that he wants to end to the war in Ukraine 'the sooner the better' and acknowledged this would involve a diplomatic solution. Though western officials remain far from convinced and called the statement a ploy to buy time after series of Russian defeats on battlefield in recent months. The Russian President made the comments just a day after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky visited US President Joe Biden in the White House. |
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