Maya Jama stuns in leopard print dress and combat boots following Sunday Brunch appearance

Loose Women stars Christine Lampard and Ruth Langsford have expressed their sorrow following the news of Jamal Edwards' death. The music entrepreneur passed away aged 31 on Sunday following a "sudden illness".MORE: Loose Women's Brenda Edwards breaks silence on devastating death of sonHis heartbroken mother, Brenda Edwards, released a statement on ITV the following day, which read: "It is with the deepest heartache that I confirm that my beautiful son Jamal Edwards passed away yesterday morning after a sudden illness. Myself, his sister Tanish and the rest of his family and friends are completely devastated.

JAMAL Edwards paid tribute to his friend Ed Sheeran in his final Instagram post two days before his death. The entrepreneur, 31, helped launch superstar Ed's career on his SB.TV YouTube channel over a decade ago, and the pair were firm friends.

ESCAPE to the Chateau's Dick Strawbridge has revealed he tried to break up with his wife Angel before they tied the knot in 2015. The pair, who shot to fame on the Channel 4 show in 2016, met 12 years ago at a party and knew there was "something special" between them.

CALL The Midwife fans were in floods of tears as TWO beloved characters were killed off in the brutal series 11 finale. Viewers were on the edge of their seats after a train crashed as it travelled from Chelmsford to Liverpool Street.

Former Manchester United captain Roy Keane believes Jadon Sancho is starting to grow into his role at Old Trafford following his performance in Sunday afternoon's 4-2 win over Leeds.

Rail operator Northern has announced ALL its train services in the North West and Greater Manchester have now been cancelled.

Warzone developer Raven Software has announced that as part of the battle royale’s anti-cheat system, PC players who encounter hackers will be given a “Damage Shield” that prevents hackers from hitting them with critical damage.As detailed in a progress report for Ricochet anti-cheat, Raven Software has shared that it is looking to apply more “in-game mitigations” to prevent cheaters from ruining games while they’re in them.One of these mitigations involves a “Damage Shield”, which has finished testing and is now live on Warzone servers.As to what the Damage Shield entails, the developer explains that “when the server detects a cheater is tampering with the game in real-time, it disables the cheater’s ability to inflict damage on other players,” which essentially sounds like a God Mode.“This mitigation leaves the cheater vulnerable to real players and allows [Ricochet] to collect information about a cheater’s system,” adds the blog.The article also outlines that there is “no possibility” the game will accidentally apply a Damage Shield outside of a scenario involving a cheater, and says “we will never interfere in gunfights betweeen law-abiding community members.”Looking ahead, the Ricochet team has shared that there are further mitigations “live and in development,” and confirmed that Warzone has seen “a decline in cheat reporting” since launching some of them in the last few weeks.On some of the mitigations that have not yet been detailed, the blog teases that “you might start seeing clips of our new tricks soon, but we won’t ruin the surprise.”In other Warzone news, Season Two of Warzone launched last week and has brought NPC enemies and a Chemical Factory.

THE Larkins star Sabrina Bartlett has quit the ITV show after a disagreement on set, according to reports. A representative for Sabrina, 30, told the Mail that the actress, who plays eldest Larkin child Mariette, was leaving the show due to "scheduling clashes".

SUSANNA Reid has sent “huge love” to Loose Women star Brenda Edwards following the death of her son Jamal at the age of 31. The Good Morning Britain team paid tribute to the music mogul and entrepreneur who passed away on Sunday – leaving behind an incredible musical legacy.

Florence + The Machine are teasing an imminent comeback, sending letters and cards to fans marked ‘Chapter 1’.Florence Welch and co. released their last album, ‘High As Hope’, in 2018.

Maya Jama has hit back at a troll who criticised her for wearing a dress, which they claimed was “inappropriate”, during her latest appearance on Peter Crouch: Save Our Summer on Saturday.The former BBC Radio One star, 25, told the troll not to “hyper-sexualise” her body after the viewer moaned she had “everything hanging out”. Maya wore a black, floral pattered dress with puff sleeve and a milkmaid-style neckline, which is currently in fashion.

MAYA Jama has hit back at fans who said they were shocked by her low cut dress as she hosted Peter Crouch: Save Our Summer on Saturday. One fan moaned she had "everything hanging out" but the 25-year-old presenter clapped back on Twitter: "If you're uncomfortable with my boobs that's on you." Stormzy's ex found herself battling Twitter trolls last night after logging on to find vile comments about her look on the BBC One show.

MAYA Jama sparked a social media sensation tonight thanks to the daring dress she was wearing on Peter Crouch: Save Our Summer. The 25-year-old presenter left many tweeting their appreciation after she appeared in the low-cut outfit on the BBC show.

Maya Jama has showed off her effortlessly casual look while heading out of a TV studio.The 25 year old traded in the leopard print dress and combat boots she wore last week in favour of some comfortable clothes while in London today, 10 June.The TV and radio presenter was photographed wearing an oversized white t-shirt that had a blue logo emblazoned with the words 'places faces' – a clothing company which recently came out with a collection of clothes in support of the Black Lives Matter movement. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

Maya Jama is the current golden girl.The TV presenter and radio host has had the sort of success, at just 25, that most can only dream of. However, does she consider herself to be at the top? Not likely.

SUNDAY Brunch viewers were left in hysterics today when Tim Lovejoy fell backwards during the live show. The presenter was attempting to dance when it went a bit wrong and he stumbled backwards and ended up on the floor.

TV, anything can happen.And poor Tim Lovejoy has proved that once again after taking a tumble on Sunday Brunch.The presenter and co-host Simon Rimmer returned to the Channel 4 studio under social-distancing guidelines at the end of May much to viewers delight.And now they have been left in stitches once again thanks to Tim's mishap right at the top of today's show.Tim and Simon would just introducing viewers to the latest installment of Sunday Brunch and Tim appeared to be doing a bit of a skip and jump but as he did, he tumbled to the floor and into the back of the set behind him.Simon let out a gasp but realised he couldn't help his presenting buddy due to the social-distancing measures in place."I can't even help you up," Simon said

Maya Jama confessed she's used to having her best friend and makeup artist on hand to get her looking camera-ready but she's had to do without during lockdown.The television presenter has still been hard at work on various projects, despite the coronavirus pandemic putting restrictions on people working according to government advice. Luckily for Maya, 25, she's been able to socially distance where possible in the studio, but, without the help of her team of professionals she's had to learn to manage her own wardrobe and appearance and even stumbled upon her own hack.

Maya Jama attended the peaceful protest held in London's Hyde Park in support of the Black Lives Matter movement on Wednesday.Thousands of people gathered in the capital's park to peacefully voice their outrage over the senseless killing of American man George Floyd at the hands of policemen last week. Following the social media blackout on Tuesday, Maya joined members of the public as they took to Hyde Park to protest.The former BBC Radio 1 presenter took to Instagram to share that she had taken to the park to join in with the movement.