3 d. ago 'Giggly' Rylan Clark hints he's in 'very decent place' in mysterious personal life update

BBC Radio 2 presenter Rylan Clark has opened up on his personal life as he suggested "I'm in a very decent place" amid speculation about his relationship with Rob Rinder

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5 d. ago Rylan Clark confesses ‘I love you dearly’ to Rob Rinder after emotional family update

Rylan Clark has sent a sweet message to his BBC co-star Rob Rinder, after admitting his mum Linda 'bawled her eyes out' after the pair shared some incredible news with her

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7 d. ago Good Morning Britain star's hospital dash over bowel cancer fears

GMB presenters Ranvir Singh and Rob Rinder were discussing reality star Sam Vanderpump's recent sepsis scare when the ITV star opened up.

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7 d. ago Good Morning Britain stars interrupt show with Susanna Reid announcement

Good Morning Britain presenters Ranvir Singh and Rob Rinder were quick to halt the ITV show on Friday as they congratulated their co-star.

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2 w. ago Fern Britton 'lonely' as she addresses looking for love and This Morning return

TV favourite Fern Britton is loving life in Cornwall but admits sometimes she does miss having someone special

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2 w. ago Good Morning Britain star and Liz Hurley join forces for new Channel 4 reality show

Elizabeth Hurley is set to front a brand new exciting Channel 4 reality show alongside Good Morning Britain star Rob Rinder

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2 w. ago Inside Stacey Solomon's 'entitled and out of character' rant that 'blindsided' the BBC and her team

Following Stacey's snub at the BAFTAs, she expressed her frustration for the hard-working team behind Sort Your Life Out, which lost out to Rob Rinder and Rylan Clark's travel show

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2 w. ago Pope Leo XIV's inauguration LIVE as he calls for 'love and unity' in first address

Pope Leo XIV, history's first American pope, will be installed in a formal ceremony attended by presidents, patriarchs and princes - he was met by crowds waving and cheering 'Viva il Papa!'

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3 w. ago Rylan Clark didn't know if he could 'handle' another trip with Rob Rinder in BBC show update

Last year, viewers got to see the TV duo's Grand Tour of Italy, for which they have now won a Bafta Television Award

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3 w. ago Rob Rinder addresses 'love story' with Rylan Clark after 'cancelled or Bafta' prediction

It comes after emotional scenes for the pair at the weekend as they were revealed to have won a Bafta Television Award at the 2025 ceremony

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3 w. ago Stacey Solomon lets rip after failing to win a BAFTA as 'gutted' star fumes 'she was ROBBED' and admits she is 'not taking it well'

Stacey Solomon furiously let rip in an online rant after losing out on a prize during Sunday night's 2025 BAFTA Television Awards with P&O Cruises.

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3 w. ago Rylan Clark fans joke he's 'pulled' as he responds to BAFTA win after denying Rob Rinder 'divorce'

Fans joked he had 'pulled' after his Bafta Television Award win as he took to social media with his first update since attending the Bafta Television Awards ceremony

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3 w. ago EastEnders boss teases 'return' for former character after BAFTA win as fans predict who

The show is in the midst of a major change behind the scenes

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3 w. ago I worry that I don’t ‘get’ romance and am disappointing my husband

You’ve been married for 50 years and you’re in love, so maybe you just speak a different ‘love language’• Every week Annalisa Barbieri addresses a problem sent in by a readerI have been married to my husband for more than 50 years. We married as teenagers and are now in our 70s. We love each other, and are in love.The problem is I don’t appear to have a romantic bone in my body. My husband is romantic, and I either never notice or I think, “What’s the point?” I do try, but it always seems perfunctory, and I know he is disappointed when I don’t “get it”. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago I worry that I don’t ‘get’ romance and am disappointing my husband | Ask Annalisa Barbieri

You’ve been married for 50 years and you’re in love, so maybe you just speak a different ‘love language’• Every week Annalisa Barbieri addresses a problem sent in by a readerI have been married to my husband for more than 50 years. We married as teenagers and are now in our 70s. We love each other, and are in love.The problem is I don’t appear to have a romantic bone in my body. My husband is romantic, and I either never notice or I think, “What’s the point?” I do try, but it always seems perfunctory, and I know he is disappointed when I don’t “get it”. Continue reading...

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