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Sharon Osbourne talks to Yours about regrets, friendship a
The music mogul wants to help her get through her grief
WITHOUT A SINGLE doubt, the most familiar character in heavy metal, the late Ozzy Osbourne, was presented to the public as a madman, a maniac and a court jester whose life was a constant ricochet from
The Osbourne family have growing worries for their heartbroken matriarch
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
After her surgery to remove a brain tumour last year, Davina McCall is approaching life with more confidence and purpose than ever before. She tells Saska Graville about facing her fear of death and why finally, at 57, she believes in herself
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