‘this business has a lot of ups and downs’

In her new book, Strictly’s head judge Shirley Ballas reveals how ballroom has helped to lift her out of some very dark places

She may be the queen of the Strictly ballroom, but away from the glitz and glamour, Shirley Ballas has faced heartbreak, a terrifying stalker ordeal and battles with her own mental health. And, as she

V icky Pattison may have started out as a bolshie, brash and brassy girl when she first came into public consciousness in 2011 on MTV reality show Geordie Shore – but come 2025, she’s had quite the tu

SHE might have taken leave of her job as one of the longest-standing news anchors in the country, but the last thing Sally Magnusson is planning to do is put her feet up. The BBC presenter, known for

‘I kind of love that, ’cos everybody always calls me a villain,” Willam says at the beginning of our call when I tell her I want this interview to frame her as drag’s anti-hero. “I wasn’t even a villa

Sitting in a bustling café, TV favourite Cheryl Fergison carefully sips her coffee. It’s not the heat of the drink that is making the former EastEnders star cautious but the fact she needs both hands