BBC Strictly Come Dancing star 'not giving his all' while 'firecracker' struggles with 'trust'

Ru Paul's Drag Race icon Kitty Scott Claus rose to fame on the third UK series of the global franchise and was an instant hit with the show's fans due to her sequined-covered outfits, vivacious personality and hilarious one-liners. Despite having to sashay away as the 2021 runner-up, the star, whose real name is Louis Westwood, went on to secure a spot on Celebrity MasterChef the following year as well as Pointless Celebrities.

Bob Dylan has released extra tickets for his upcoming concerts at London’s Royal Albert Hall – find all the details below.The legendary singer-songwriter is set to bring his ongoing ‘Rough And Rowdy Ways’ world tour to the UK this November. He’ll perform in Bournemouth, Liverpool, Edinburgh, Nottingham and Wolverhampton.From there, Dylan is scheduled to play three nights at the historic Royal Albert Hall in the capital on November 12, 13 and 14.The initial batch of tickets for the dates went on sale in July.

Nick Vivarelli International Correspondent Revered Italian auteur Marco Bellocchio is back behind the camera producing and shooting “Portobello,” a TV series reconstructing one of Italy’s most clamorous travesties of justice. The show marks the first project out of the gate hailing from Our Films, the new shingle headed by prominent producer duo Mario Gianani and Lorenzo Mieli best known for shepherding “The Young Pope” and “My Brilliant Friend.” The “Portobello” series is lead-produced by Our Films with Bellocchio’s Kavac Film headed by producer Simone Gattoni.

K.J. Yossman Media entrepreneur and Luti Media founder Luti Fagbenle has launched a new TV production company called Osun Group, tapping “Supacell” producer Sheila Nortley as head of drama and exec producer. Osun will focus on compelling, high-end television, providing a comprehensive production framework with specialised teams across areas including production management, finance, legal, human resources and IT.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Federation Stories U.K. has appointed Beth Warin as the new head of development for the company. Warin will work alongside Polly Williams, managing director, and will be responsible for the company’s international drama production slate. Warin joins from the BBC where she was drama commissioning executive, supporting commissioning editors Jo McClellan and Gaynor Holmes editorially across their slates including “Lockerbie” and “The Night Manager” Season 2.

A Love Island celeb found himself in a scuffle with a social media influencer at a swanky fashion event. On Thursday last week, 19 September, reality TV personalities and influencers flocked to a party hosted by the fashion label White Fox in London.

Phillip Schofield was the face of ITV’s leading programmes – including This Morning and Dancing On Ice – before he resigned in 2023 over his affair with a younger colleague.

Furniture retailer DFS has tumbled to a loss for the past year after it was hit by Red Sea shipping delays and higher interest rates.

Mike Batt, the creative force behind classic tunes such as The Wombling Song and Remember You're A Womble, has disclosed how he ended up not receiving a penny for creating one of the most beloved theme songs accompanying the children's TV series The Wombles.

Phillip Schofield has spoken out ahead of his dramatic TV return - promising to tell 'his story'.

A "caring and deciated" student has died aged 20. Flowers have been laid for Alice McGrath on the campus of Edge Hill Univeristy in Ormskirk, Lancs, where she was studying when she died suddenly on September 5.

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A dance expert has said this year's Strictly Come Dancing has seen some 'very smart matchmaking' as they named the good and bad connections of the ballroom so far.

Richard Madeley announced on Wednesday's episode of Good Morning Britain that there was 'breaking news' regarding Phillip Schofield on the show.

Macklemore has been dropped from Las Vegas’ Neon City Festival “due to unforeseen circumstances”, the festival’s team has shared.In an Instagram post shared yesterday (September 24), the festival updated their line-up in an announcement, simply stating that the rapper “will no longer be performing” at the festival after announcing his inclusion just last Friday (September 20).The next day, Macklemore released ‘Hind’s Hall 2’, a sequel to his fiery pro-Palestine single in May – this time, he features Palestinian-American artists Anees and Amer Zahr, Gaza-born rapper MC Abdul, and vocals from the Los Angeles Palestinian Kids Choir.A day after its release, he performed at the Palestine Will Live Forever Festival in Seattle, where he chanted “fuck America” during his set.A post shared by Neon City Festival (@neoncityfestival)They state that its headliners – DJ/producers Alison Wonderland and Seven Lions, pop-rock group Neon Trees and singer-songwriter Russell Dickerson – are still set to perform on the event weekend of November 22 to 24. The festival is free entry with no age restrictions.

Billie Eilish has partnered with Google Maps to help fans find sustainable transport and food options on her upcoming ‘Hit Me Hard and Soft’ North American tour.The pop sensation is due to embark on the first leg of her upcoming world tour with a show at the Centre Videotron in Québec on September 29, touring across North America through to the end of December 2024.As part of the upcoming tour, Eilish – who is well known for her environmental activism – has partnered with Google so attendees can find eco-friendly transportation and plant-based food options around the many cities her show will be stopping in.The ‘Birds Of A Feather’ singer will offer tips for options like public transport, walking, biking and efficient routes to make it to venues, according to Billboard.The nine-time Grammy-winning artist will also recommend where fans will be able to grab a plant-based bite to eat in Atlanta, Baltimore, Chicago, Detroit, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, Nashville, New York, Philadelphia and Washington, D.C..Eilish’s picks will be available for fans to browse on the Maps app in each of these cities.“I am so excited to see you all at my shows over the coming months, and for us to work together in reducing our collective footprint when it comes to transportation and what we eat,” Eilish said in a statement.“Every action matters, no matter how big or small, and together we can truly begin to heal our beautiful planet. Thanks to Google Maps, everyone will have easy access to resources that will help you make great sustainable choices when you come to my shows.

Katie Price has suggested her days of wild partying are behind her, after posting a video of her at home quietly doing her laundry with a voiceover that insisted: "I feel great about what I did last night." She was seen gently loading cleaning products into her washing machine, even pausing to smell them as they went in. An American voiceover appeared to deliver her homely point of view.

With only three paydays left until December, it's the perfect time to start ticking off your Christmas shopping list. If you're on the hunt for luxury beauty gifts that won't break the bank, I've discovered a way to bag more than £660 worth of high-end make-up and skincare for under £180.

Strictly star Shayne Ward is set to make a shock soap comeback – six years after he quit the Corrie cobbles.The 39 year old former X Factor winner left Weatherfield back in 2018 when his character, Aidan Connor, was killed off. But in news that will delight his fans, the BBC has confirmed he is set to take on a new role, this time alongside his stunning real-life fiancée, Sophie Austin.

Eamonn Holmes' new girlfriend is reportedly ‘smitten’ with him after just months of dating. Presenter Eamonn hit the headlines back in May when he and wife Ruth Langsford shockingly announced they would be splitting after 14 years of marriage. Just a few months later, Eamonn was spotted heading out on dates with relationship counsellor Katie Alexander.The pair have been spotted spending time together, and even went away on a Mediterranean cruise.

The tale of how Coronation Street legend Sue Cleaver discovered her birth mother is more dramatic than any soap opera. Adopted just ten days after birth, Sue had an otherworldly encounter aged 23, when she landed a small role in Manchester's Royal Exchange Theatre for the play Oedipus.

Ex-This Morning star Phillip Schofield is returning to the screen after signing up for a new show. His reappearance on mainstream TV comes 16-months after his departure from the daytime show. It’s been revealed that the presenter has secretly filmed Channel 5 special Cast Away.

Tony Bloom's Starlizard algorithm WON'T pick Hearts' new manager for them, but will rank the candidates to inform the board's decision.

Tenerife, a beloved getaway for countless holidaymakers and a perennial favourite among Scots seeking winter sunshine, may have a more troubling aspect to its vibrant nightlife. Known for its year-round sun, sandy beaches, and crystal-clear waters, the Canary Island has been a magnet for tourists heading to places like Playa de las Americas, Costa Adeje, and Los Cristianos.

Vale Boss Brian Brown says his side’s cup win against Banchory was the perfect response to last week’s penalty shootout heartache.

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Renfrewshire Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) staff have been applauded for their "commitment" as the organisation continues its stellar performance on delayed discharge.

Richard Madeley shared on Good Morning Britain's recent episode that there would be 'breaking news' regarding Phillip Schofield.

Mike Batt, famed for creating 'The Wombling Song' and 'Remember You're A Womble', disclosed the surprising fee he received for composing the memorable tunes linked to the beloved children's programme.

A Stirling mum-of-two was left celebrating after she claimed a top beauty pageant title in India.

A Scot has told how she cheated death in a horror lorry crash after emigrating abroad. Charlene Morrissey was on the Indonesian island of Bali when tragedy struck.

A woman and young child were both killed in a road tragedy last night.

Primal Scream have released two new songs, ‘Ready To Go Home’ and ‘The Centre Cannot Hold’, ahead of upcoming album ‘Come Ahead’. Listen to the tracks below.Today (September 25), the band issued the two singles on streaming platforms via BMG, following recent peeks into their 12th album in the form of ‘Deep Dark Waters’ and ‘Love Insurrection’. ‘Come Ahead’ is set for release on November 8.

Journey lead guitarist Neal Schon has come to the defense of bandmate and vocalist Arnel Pineda, days after the singer told fans he will quit the band “for good” if they want him to leave following their Rock in Rio 2024 set.Earlier this month, the band performed at the Brazilian festival, where Pineda’s performance was slammed by fans. This was further amplified by a Facebook video that went viral after showcasing the Filipino singer struggling to hit the right notes for ‘Don’t Stop Believing’.On Sunday (September 23), Schon shared a clip from the Rock In Rio stage in hopes of clearing the situation with fans.

Christopher Vourlias In 2022, the world’s first-ever higher-education program for social media was launched in Tampere, Finland, and Finnish director Jussi Sandhu was given unprecedented access for his feature debut “But I’m No Influencer,” which is part of a showcase of upcoming Nordic projects being presented this week at Helsinki’s Finnish Film Affair. Sandhu, a veteran editor who’s worked alongside filmmakers including Teemu Nikki (“The Blind Man Who Did Not Want to See Titanic”) and Håvard Bustness (“Phantoms of Sierra Madre”), was there on day one when the so-called “influencers academy” opened its doors at the Tampere University of Applied Sciences (TAMK), the director’s alma mater.

Alex Ritman The British Academy has selected Sandhya Suri’s acclaimed crime thriller “Santosh” as the U.K.’s submission to the Oscars‘ international feature film category. The Hindi-language film, which bowed in the Un Certain Regard competition in Cannes earlier this year, enters the race perhaps carrying some added weight of pressure, with the U.K. having won the international feature Oscar earlier this year for the very first time with Jonathan Glazer’s “The Zone of Interest.” The directorial feature debut of of British-Indian filmmaker Suri, best know for her documentaries “I for India” (2005) and “Around India with a Movie Camera” (2018), “Santosh” is set in rural northern India, where newly-widowed Santosh inherits her late husband’s job as a police constable.