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What I eat definitely impacts how I feel, both physically and mentally. As a fitness coach, I’ve learned the importance of a healthy diet. However, I still find it hard to resist things like a single biscuit or a piece of chocolate. It’s important to remember that this isn’t a personal failing; these kinds of foods are designed to be addictive, and they’re available everywhere – from petrol stations and soft-play centres to leisure centres and even hospitals. We’re constantly surrounded by them. Sometimes it feels like highly processed foods (UPFs) are actively trying to get to us.

After finishing up at the recording studio, I’d often feel disoriented, wondering if things had changed while I was gone. I’d scan my surroundings, thinking, ‘Is everything – and everyone – still as I left it? What did I miss?’

I really like the idea and I’m eager to learn more. When the BBC initially proposed this [three-part series], I turned it down because I didn’t think I was an expert on country music, and it could seem like I was just taking advantage of a trend. However, they came back with the idea of *discovering* the genre, and I felt that gave me a legitimate reason to do it. I believe that when someone like me, a regular face on TV, decides to make a documentary, there should be a good reason behind it.

Now that her granddaughter, Sarah Sugden (Katie Hill), thinks the baby belongs to her and her fiancé, Jacob Gallagher (Joe Warren-Plant), will Charity actually follow through with her surprising scheme?

“We actually shared the same agency,” O’Connor continues. “However, I would never have approached Suranne and asked her to read a script, because that would have been incredibly embarrassing.”

It might be a difficult period for Ben Mitchell (Max Bowden), because his husband Callum Highway (Tony Clay) is getting ready to confess to being unfaithful.

The Channel 4 executive behind Worlds Apart seems to be using a similar formula, creating a show that compensates for a lack of new ideas with plenty of warmth. The concept is clearly inspired by Race Across the World: six young, inexperienced British travellers – labelled “Gen Z,” meaning they’re not the very newest generation, but do have passports – are paired with older pensioner partners, meeting them for the first time on the streets of Tokyo. This description prompted many of us to quickly search online to understand the cutoff between Millennials and Gen Z (it’s 1996/7, for those curious). Back in Japan, these pairs navigate the city, working to solve puzzles, collect coins, and compete for a £50,000 prize.

I own a really vibrant, paprika orange sofa – my husband, music producer Chris Hughes, was quite shocked when I brought it home! – and the wall opposite it is basically a media center. I hired a skilled carpenter to build some shelves and paint them green. Now I have lots of interesting items displayed on the shelves – and right in the center, a large television.

Next week, Asha Alahan (Tanisha Gorey) does something drastic, deeply upsetting her father Dev (Jimmi Harkishin) and revealing just how much she’s struggling. He’s left both angry and heartbroken by the extent of her sadness.

Soon after it was confirmed that the Oscar-winning actor and country singer had ended their 20-year relationship, TopMob News discovered the split wasn’t mutual. One person made the decision to end things while the other didn’t agree.