A 53-year-old woman who appeared on the BBC’s Escape to the Country with her partner in 2021 tragically died after struggling with alcoholism, an inquest has heardSam Huntley Senior Showbiz & TV Reporter and Michelle Marshall10:05, 10 Jul 2025Updated 11:07, 10 Jul 2025Emma Izzard died last year after suffering alcohol issues(Image: More
Rhian Sugden has always been known for her 32D chest but the former Page 3 beauty has had a battle with back pain after her boobs increased to 34F – and has now opted for a reduction09:27, 10 Jul 2025Updated 10:38, 10 Jul 2025A former Page 3 beauty has shared that her Coronation Street actor husband was “gutted” following her breast reduction surgery.Ex-glamour model Rhian Sugden, who shot to fame at the tender age of 19 posing topless for various media outlets and lads’ mags with a 32D cup size, became a household name through her work on Page 3.However, she officially hung up her glamour modelling boots in 2017 after nearly 11 years gracing the pages of tabloids. Since then, the model, who now sells racy content online, has kept a low profile but regularly interacts with fans and even appeared on Celebrity Big Brother.Away from the limelight, Rhian was privately dealing with severe pain as her breasts grew to a 34F cup size – post welcoming her son – which she referred to as “back breakers.”Rhian Sugden has undergone a breast reduction(Image: More
Oasis are back and the Daily Star is Looking Back In Anger at its favourite Oasis gigs, as we survived flying bottles of p***, brawling fans and questionable hairdos06:00, 10 Jul 2025Updated 08:41, 10 Jul 2025This article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. Learn moreOasis gigs were beautifully chaotic in the nineties and noughties(Image: More
The estate of Michael Jackson is suing the pop star’s former manager, Frank Cascio, accusing him of a $213 million civil extortion scheme in violation of a prior confidentiality agreement04:44, 10 Jul 2025Michael Jackson’s close friend is being sued by the Jackson estateThe Michael Jackson Estate has lodged a legal plea to enforce arbitration against Frank Cascio, a long-standing family friend and former manager, accusing him of masterminding a £213 million blackmail plot in breach of a previous confidentiality agreement.Legal papers submitted on July 8 in Los Angeles County Superior Court by lawyers for the Michael Jackson Company, LLC, and estate co-executors John Branca and John McClain allege that Cascio, once deemed part of Jackson’s “second family,” is threatening to air false allegations unless he receives hundreds of millions of pounds.The petition alleges that Cascio and his associates have persistently threatened to launch a public lawsuit accusing Jackson and his estate of misconduct, despite having signed a 2020 settlement agreement that incorporated strict confidentiality, non-disparagement, and compulsory arbitration clauses.The estate is accusing Cascio of “blackmail” (Image: More
Christian Horner has been axed from his role as Red Bull Team Principal, with a source close to the family now revealing that his wife Geri has made a ‘big decision’ about their futureKenzi Devine Celebrity Exclusives Reporter and Michael D. Carroll03:46, 10 Jul 2025(Image: More
MasterChef was pulled off air earlier this year after 13 women made complaints about presenter Gregg Wallace, 60 – but bosses are still holding out hope it could be shown in some formNicola Methven TV Editor and Michael D. Carroll02:51, 10 Jul 2025Pic shows: Gregg Wallace on Masterchef in 2011 where Wark finished second
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07917221968Despite Gregg Wallace’s departure from MasterChef, BBC and Banijay executives believe the pre-recorded series might still be salvageable. One possibility is that the £8million cookery competition, initially intended for 24 hour-long episodes on BBC1, could be released exclusively on iPlayer.The decision on its future rests with BBC Director General Tim Davie, who must determine whether to air it on BBC1, iPlayer, or cancel it altogether. The BBC stated that a decision will be made after the release of the Lewis Silkin law firm’s report later this week.The Daily Star reached out to Banijay for comment.Inside informationAn insider revealed: “Once the report comes out, we will all know what the legal review has found. Gregg has claimed that many of the more serious allegations against him have not been upheld, and has apologised for the rude and inappropriate language he used, causing complaints that were upheld. The feeling is the series is not dead yet – there are high hopes that it could yet see the light of day.”The 24-part pre-recorded series was put on hold earlier this year after 13 women came forward with complaints about presenter Wallace, 60. Since then, BBC News reported that 50 additional allegations have been made against him, ranging from inappropriate language to groping and sexual intimidation, which he strongly denies.Sources saySources close to the show, which was recorded last year, claim it would be “impossible” to completely remove him from the programme. As a judge alongside John Torode, Wallace is a crucial part of the format, and editing the series to reduce his screen time has also been deemed unfeasible, reports the Mirror.Article continues belowThis development comes amid speculation that the series winner is contemplating legal action due to their victory not being aired. An insider revealed: “For that person, the series not being shown has massive ramifications. They may well have wanted to launch a cookery career off the back of it and now feel that this controversy is preventing that opportunity – through no fault of their own.”For contestants, particularly those who reach the final and the winner, participating in MasterChef is a significant opportunity. The show has been life-changing for many individuals who have gone on to pursue careers in cooking.”These 24 episodes are finished and have been delivered to the BBC. To not show them would be a huge waste of licence fee payers’ money,” an insider stated.Gregg Wallace(Image: More
Oasis are back and better than ever, with their first headline reunion shows under their belt, the band have released the live version of Slide Away onto all streaming platforms00:13, 10 Jul 2025Updated 00:15, 10 Jul 2025With two triumphant shows under their belt, Oasis are the gift that keeps on giving as they shocked fans by releasing a song at midnight this evening (July 10).Liam and Noel Gallagher shocked the world on July 4 as they stepped on stage together for the first time in 15 years, kicking off their long-awaited Oasis Live ’25 tour with a massive sold-out show at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium.The band released a live version of their iconic song Slide Away. In the background, you can hear the crowd going mad and singing every lyric back to them.Social media is on fire with calls for more.Oasis continue to give the fans what they want (Image: More
The man was arrested by police for plotting a major attack on the Contest back in 2020, but were stopped after the Google document that was used to plan the attack was leaked22:32, 09 Jul 2025Updated 22:36, 09 Jul 2025A neo-Nazi was found to have plotted a major terrorist attack on the Eurovision Song Contest.Trials have been underway in Luxembourg after the neo-Nazi, whose name has not been released, was found to be planning a major terrorist attack on the Contest back in 2020. In the manifesto, he – together with a Dutch accomplice – meticulously planned the attack, looking to block emergency exits to cause as much death as possible.The man appeared at Luxembourg City Court on Tuesday (July 8), with prosecutors showing concrete evidence the 23-year-old had been working to create a huge terrorist event at the 2020 edition in Rotterdam. In the Google document unearthed by detectives, titled ‘Fun time for Eurovision 2020 – For a better and less over-accepting future’, the purpose was to attack the show, known for its promotion of inclusivity and LGBTQ+ rights.In the document, the two neo-Nazis outlined each detail of the attack, looking at a variety of possibilities for carrying out the incident. This included the likes of poisoning fans attending the shows with cyanide, or deploying gas through the ventilation systems, using custom-made rockets, according to RTL.The assailant was planning a major attack to poison thousands of people at Eurovision 2020(Image: More
