8 d. ago Vernon Kay admits ‘feeling terrible’ live on air as he seeks diagnosis with Tess Daly

Presenter Vernon Kay says he has been 'diagnosed by the nation' as he discussed a health problem he faces during his mid-morning BBC Radio 2 show

Society

1 week ago Vernon Kay admits 'times change' as he's left taken aback by discovery with wife Tess Daly

Vernon Kay revealed during his BBC Radio 2 show that he'd spent the evening with his wife, Strictly Come Dancing host Tess Daly, planning the rest of their year as a family

Politics

2 w. ago Vernon Kay says new family arrival was 'vetoed' by Tess Daly and daughters

In a recent broadcast of his BBC Radio 2 show, Vernon Kay explained how his family outvoted him "three to one" when he suggested they take on some new additions

Politics

2 w. ago Vernon Kay left mortified after seeing ‘a whole different side’ to Claudia Winkleman

Vernon Kay and his wife Tess Daly have developed a close friendship with Claudia Winkleman over the years, but the BBC Radio 2 host was taken aback by a resurfaced clip featuring The Traitors host

Politics

2 w. ago I was left in a coma for three weeks after being battered bloody by a group of CHILDREN

Former prison officer Ryan Goodenough, who was just 21 at the time and left with life-changing injuries, appeared on the ITV show on Monday alongside former inmate and journalist Raphael Rowe.

Events

2 w. ago A Labour lost in the weeds can’t rebuild this country. Starmer must regain his nerve | John Harris

Labour has good ideas and years left to change Britain. Why is it acting as if its time is almost up? Just under a week on from Keir Starmer’s latest pronouncements about immigration, plenty of people on his own side are still gripped by a queasy sense of fury and disappointment, and it shows no signs of fading away. His aides and allies will now try to gladden left-liberal hearts by emphasising gains from Monday’s UK-EU summit, and the prime minister’s remodelling of Brexit. But the acrid cloud hanging over Starmer will surely remain, and with good reason.Whatever the surrounding context – and whether or not he was consciously echoing Enoch Powell – his suggestion that Britain risked becoming an “island of strangers” still sounded like a horribly calculated provocation. The insistence that the government was set on closing “a squalid chapter for our politics, our economy, and our country” was even more brazen. So was the suggestion after years of “a one-nation experiment in open bo...

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3 w. ago Vernon Kay 'banned' by Tess Daly from one activity during family holiday

In a broadcast of his BBC Radio 2 show, Vernon Kay opened up about his vision for the city centres of the future, leading to him to share a humorous revelation about his family

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