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Jeremy Clarkson has issued a stern warning to the BBC over who they decide to replace Monty Don on Gardeners' World.Last week, the 71-year-old horticulturist announced he would be stepping down from the programme after 23 years as its

Douglas Booth has admitted "we've all" experienced moments when we could have spoken up against wrongdoing but failed to do so as his new ITV drama tackles systemic misogyny and toxic workplace behaviour.The actor stars alongside

British sprint star Amy Hunt delivered a pointed message to Sydney Sweeney after the actress faced criticism over a provocative advertising campaign accused of sexualising women's sport.Hunt addressed the controversy moments after

I'm A Celebrity... The Wild Frontier was plunged into disarray within days of cameras rolling after Venezuela Fury and her husband Noah Price reportedly walked away from the show.The couple, who had been taking part in the Canada-based

Sarah Solemani has taken aim at Britain's class system, branding it "problematic".The actress and screenwriter made the remarks while discussing ITV's upcoming five-part drama The Party, which explores class, identity and belonging

Jeremy Clarkson's decision to share his prostate cancer diagnosis on Clarkson's Farm triggered an extraordinary public response, with 30,000 people visiting the Prostate Cancer UK website within a single day of the episode

EU flags appeared to outnumber Union Jacks at The Last Night of the Proms as crowds succumbed to a pro-Brussels love-in.After years of anti-Brexit demonstrations, attendees once again hoisted the banner of the bloc as the annual

Katie Price has revealed her mother Amy, 74, remains in hospital and is "very poorly" amid her long-running health battle."Mum is still in hospital. She's very poorly," the 48-year-old former glamour model said on the most recent episode

Jeremy Clarkson has reignited the row over Britain's benefits system as he called for action against people he accused of "fraudulently sponging off the state".The broadcaster turned his attention to Andy Burnham after the Greater

Jeremy Clarkson has hit out at the Labour government over its new unit aimed at ensuring white working-class men are not overlooked.The broadcaster and columnist acknowledged the initiative might sound commendable but argued it was