Strictly Seann signs up for I’m A Celebrity

The Sun – Strictly love rat Seann signs up for I’m A Celebrity

October 7, 2022 9:57 am

The Sun – Strictly Seann signs up for I’m A Celebrity Summary of the front page The Sun reports Strictly’s “love rat” has signed up for I’m A Celebrity. The paper has no space on its front page for political news. Instead, the paper leads on comedian Seann Walsh joining the lineup for the new series of the ITV show – I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here. Today’s top stories UK National newspapers

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Our kids go to ‘UK’s strictest school’ with 5pm finish time, no packed lunches and Saturday detentions – but we love it

October 7, 2022 8:10 am

PARENTS whose children go to the ‘UK’s strictest school’ have revealed their thoughts on its 5pm finish time, no packed lunches rule and Saturday detentions – they love it. UK’s strictest school The Yorkshire families say the stern practices at Mercia School are beneficial to their youngsters – dubbing the etiquette “amazing” and saying other schools should take a leaf from its book. The Sheffield school insists on “high standards of behaviour and teaching”, which it enforces through some of the most stringent

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EastEnders’ Samantha Womack shares heartbreaking cancer update as she’s supported by onscreen sister Rita Simons

October 7, 2022 7:50 am

FORMER EastEnders star Samantha Womack has thanked her fans for support while sharing an update on her cancer treatment. Samantha Womack The 49-year-old actress announced in August this year she had been diagnosed with breast cancer as part of her tribute to Olivia Newton-John. The Grease star died that month aged 73, 30 years after her first diagnosis. In a new video shared to her Instagram page, Samantha – famed for playing Ronnie Mitchell on the BBC

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Brits to face blackouts this winter – and power could be cut to homes and businesses for three hours a day

October 7, 2022 7:45 am

Brits could face three-hour blackouts this winter, the National Grid has said. Brits The company, which is responsible for the UK’s gas and electricity supply, warned there might not be enough power for the country if the energy crisis continues. In order to prevent planned power cuts, households will be paid to turn down their heating and not use their washing machines at peak times to save the country as much energy as possible. Households could get around £10 per day

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