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    Christine McGuinness ‘open to women’ as she jets off for Celebs Go Dating

    Christine McGuinness revealed that she is up for dating men and women as she is set to jet off to Ibiza for the new season of Celebs Go Dating, which comes after her 2022 split with husband Paddy McGuinness11:42, 26 Apr 2025Christine McGuinness admitted that she is open to ‘dating both women and men’ as she’s set for her Celebs Go Dating stint.It is believed that the stunning model is due to fly to Ibiza next week to start filming for the E4 dating show, in a bid to find romance after splitting from Paddy McGuinness in 2022.Christine, 37, split from the popular presenter, 51, after 11 years of marriage. But, it’s time for Christine to get back in the dating game – and she’s not holding back.Article continues belowSpeaking to The Sun, a source said: “Christine has been through so much , she’s ready to move on.Christine is set to find love with Celebs Go Dating in Ibiza (Image: More

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    Pope Francis’ funeral guest list – the famous faces attending religious ceremony

    Pope Francis’ funeral is taking place today [26 April] and many important figures from around the world, including Donald Trump and Prince William, will be paying their respects10:55, 26 Apr 2025Updated 11:05, 26 Apr 2025Pope Francis’ funeral will be attended by a huge number of recognisable faces.The religious leader died aged 88-years-old on 21 April and will be buried in Santa Maria Maggiore Basilica in Rome’s Esquilino neighbourhood. The ceremony will be closely watched by millions of people across the world as much of television’s regularly scheduled programming is replaced with coverage of the event.A number of world leaders and members of royalty have travelled to Rome to attend the historical funeral. Prince William has arrived in place of King Charles, while US President Donald Trump, along with his wife Melania, and former President Joe Biden have flown over from America.Article continues belowDonal Trump and first lady Melania Trump will be attending(Image: More

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    Love Island beauty makes unexpected career turn and has her eye on Gordon Ramsay

    EXCLUSIVE: Love Island star Hannah Elizabeth has set out on a new journey where she gets to show a “different side to her” as she launches her very own OFTV Channel10:00, 26 Apr 2025Love Island’s Hannah Elizabeth is making a big career change as she steps into some unexpected territory.The TV star, 35, spoke exclusively to Daily Star as she spoke about her new venture with OFTV. In a career twist, Hannah is embarking on a culinary adventure – fronting a new cookery show, Cooking with Hannah Elizabeth.Whilst promoting her free-to-view show, we asked what the best dish is that she’s ever made is, and she revealed: “The best dish that I’ve ever made it was actually a Gordon Ramsay recipe I followed. Was my beef welly, honestly, I smashed it. I was so proud of it. That would be my Master Chef dish.”Article continues belowWhich probed us to ask if she’d love to invite the famous chef onto her new show. Hannah said: “That would be great, I love Ramsay, I met him at a matching box, and he was sitting behind me, he was so sound. He was boss. And I love all the cooking shows as well.Hannah starred on All Stars last year(Image: More

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    BBC viewers fume ‘we’re not all Catholics’ as Pope’s funeral ‘takes over’

    Fans of the BBC have taken to social media to complain about coverage of the Pope’s funeral as they moan that the regularly scheduled Saturday programming has been interrupted09:52, 26 Apr 2025BBC viewers are furious at the channel’s coverage of Pope Francis’ funeral.The historic ceremony to mark the passing of the religious leader is taking place today [26 April] and the BBC have replaced much of their regularly scheduled programming with coverage of the momentous occasion, which has been broadcast around the world.However, some fans of the channel are not happy with the BBC’s decision to remove their favourite Saturday morning television shows and have taken to X/Twitter to kick up a fuss.Article continues belowOne angry critic typed: “WHY is there all this coverage regarding the late Pope? We are not ALL followers,” while another wrote: “Why are the BBC broadcasting the Pope’s funeral? The UK is not Roman Catholic. Who cares?”Pope Francis’ funeral is taking place this morning [26 April](Image: More