TV

Jamie Laing wants to star on 'Celebrity Big Brother' with David Beckham and David Attenborough.
The 'Made In Chelsea' star has confessed he would love to appear in the Channel 5 reality TV series if he was joined in the house by the former footballer and legendary presenter.
He said: "My ideal housemates [would be] David Attenborough. Because he is just so jokes and cool and wise. I'd have David Beckham.
"He would offer amazing fashion tips and grooming and also I could play football with him, he would keep me entertained because I'm like a little kid I need to be entertained.
"I'd have Justin Bieber."
Jamie, 26, added he would love to see the 'Boyfriend' hitmaker's ex Selena Gomez in the house too, along with Ariana Grande and model Emily Ratajkowski.
Aside from their beauty, Jamie believes the trio would bring a "nice female edge" to the programme and could be on hand to calm their male housemates if tensions arise.
He joked: "I'd have Selena Gomez, Ariana Grande and Emily Ratajkowski. Because they are just giving it a nice female edge. To calm down the guys."
The reality TV star - who recently teamed up with Volvic to celebrate the launch of their new Juiced Orange and Lemonade flavours - stars in a video for the brand, in which he sings and dances to 'Walking on Sunshine' in order to "put some sunshine in everyone's lives."
He said of the team up: "Volvic and I together have teamed up to promote their two new juices. They represent British summer. British weather isn't always that good so we decided to put together this great video where I wore this great orange and yellow suit singing the lyrics and dancing to Walking On Sunshine to help everyone smile and put some sunshine in everyone's lives."
See Jamie show off his dance skills and unleash the lighter side of life in 'Volvic Juiced Presents... Orange and Lemonade' at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5aClZ3WmX_s

Michaela Strachan named her breast implants Pina and Colada after undergoing a double mastectomy.
The 'Springwatch' presenter recently went under the knife after being diagnosed with breast cancer and admits she decided to name her implants after the cocktail to help her come to terms with her decision to have her natural breasts removed.
She explained: "It took me a long time to get used to them and they are hard and like coconuts when you first have them done and my friend said name them, so I thought, well, if they're like coconuts, let's name one Pina and the other Colada! Just to try and love them a little bit more... and I'm used to them now."
The 48-year-old TV personality - who appeared on ITV's 'This Morning' to raise awareness about the importance of women having regular mammograms - revealed she was concerned for her partner Nick Chevalier, whose wife died following her battle with colon cancer, after she received her diagnosis.
She shared: "The scariest night is when you don't know what stage it is. They did say to me that they think they caught it early, but you don't know until you see a specialist. And my partner lost his wife from cancer twelve years ago, so I just remember looking at him thinking, please God don't let this happen twice."
Michaela also confessed her job as a TV presenter did impact her decision to have both breasts removed in favour of implants.
She said: "I don't know if different surgeons advise different things, but because I'm quite small a lumpectomy wasn't an option for me I was told.
"I was advised to have a double mastectomy because of the type of cancer it was - one that is likely to appear in the other breast.
"And also when I spoke to the plastic surgeon, he said, 'If you take both off I can make them look the same', and I did think at the time, you know, that I am on television, I do wear tight clothes, I want to be confident. And if that's what they were advising, I thought let's just do it."

Jeremy Clarkson auctioned off his final lap of the 'Top Gear' track at a charity event last night (19.03.15).
The 54-year-old presenter - who was suspended by the BBC last week after being involved in a "fracas" with a producer - has hinted the broadcaster has now sacked him as he was heard auctioning off his final ever lap of the motoring show's track at The Roundhouse Gala in London.
In a video that's now emerged of the charity gig, he's heard saying on stage: "I didn't foresee my sacking, but I would like to do one last lap. So I'll go down to Surrey and I'll do one last lap of that track before the f******g b******s sack me.
"I'll be a bit tearful when I do it, but f**k it, let's do it. And I'll drive somebody around in whatever I can get hold of. I'm sacked so it's probably an Austin Maestro!"
The controversial star - who was reported to have punched 'Top Gear' producer Oisin Tymon over a "catering issue" - went on to suggest the BBC have made a huge mistake by sacking him.
He added: "There was an 18-year waiting list to be in the audience of 'Top Gear', but the BBC has f****d themselves."
Meanwhile, a man dressed as 'Top Gear's anonymous driver The Stig personally delivered a petition to reinstate Jeremy, which has been signed by nearly one million people, to the BBC in a tank this morning (20.03.15).
Jeremy's future on the show is set to be decided by the broadcaster next week.

Ryan Thomas has hired a 'Big Brother' loser as a life coach.
The 'Coronation Street' actor has recruited Stuart Pilkington - who featured on the reality show in 2008 - to teach him yoga and become more spiritual in the hope of turning his life around.
A source revealed: "Ryan is at an age now where he wants to get in touch with his spiritual side and talk through life's choices with someone who is a calming influence."
The 30-year-old actor chose to turn to the hunk, who runs his own yoga company, produces healthy juices and mentors several other stars, in a desperate bid to change after being made bankrupt in 2013.
They continued: "Stuart may be a former 'Big Brother' contestant but he is a wise man.
"He is very good-looking and in great shape but he thinks it's what's inside that makes a person, not the external packaging.
"He has been through a lot in life and knows the temptations out there for people in the public eye, like Ryan."
And pals are hoping the actor - who has starred as Jason Grimshaw on the ITV soap for the past 15 years - will quit his clubbing habit with the help of the fitness guru.
The source told The Sun newspaper: "He is bound to have a positive influence on Ryan and maybe he'll decide to ditch his partying lifestyle and settle down a bit."

Aidan Turner inspired Russell Tovey to "work harder in the gym".
The 'Banished' actor has revealed he's always been jealous of his pal's impressive physique, which he's currently showing off while playing the lead role in the BBC's new adaptation of 'Poldark'.
Russell said: "He's always had a six-pack, he's always had a good body. He is naturally svelte. He is a man who takes care of himself, he looks that good.
"Of course, it was annoying. But he inspired me to work a bit harder in the gym. He still works at it but he is blessed."
The 33-year-old star also confessed Aidan, 31, has always been popular with the ladies and thinks his looks will help him to succeed in Hollywood.
He told the Daily Mirror newspaper: "Aidan always gets attention from the ladies. You've seen what he looks like - he's Aidan Turner.
"Everybody is interested in him. That six-pack is the real deal. I think he's going to be massive in America, he's a big deal."
However, the 'Hobbit' actor - who is currently dating Irish actress Sarah Greene - claims he's not always been lucky in love and has experienced his fair share of heartache.
Aidan said previously: "I don't know anyone on the planet who hasn't had their heart broken. Yes, it's happened to me. I've been upset, my heart's been broken. Love is love. It's the purest and rawest thing we have in life and everyone experiences it."

Lily James wants to get Helena Bonham Carter a role on 'Downton Abbey'.
The 'Cinderella' actress has revealed she would love for her co-star, who plays her fairy godmother in the current adaptation of the classic Disney film, to appear alongside her in the ITV drama in which she plays Lady Rose MacClare.
She told The Sun newspaper: "I want to get Helena on it because she loves the show."
The 25-year-old beauty confessed she had no idea Cate Blanchett, who plays her wicked stepmother in the movie, wanted to appear in the popular drama as well, however.
Speaking to BANG Showbiz at the London premiere of 'Cinderella' at Leicester Square's Odeon Cinema, she said: "I can't believe she said [she wants to appear on 'Downton Abbey']. I didn't even know. I mean, I don't think you need to pull strings for Cate Blanchett. She could play everything, it's Cate Blanchett."
The 'Blue Jasmine' star admitted yesterday (19.03.15) that she was keen to reunite with Lily and Sophie McShera, who plays her daughter Drizella in 'Cinderella' and kitchen maid Daisy Mason in 'Downton', on the show.
Cate told ITV's 'Lorraine': "I did have words and I followed up with my agent, no call has yet been received - but I'm seeing the girls again today, so I'll get them to put a good word in."

The 'Loose Women' panellists are refusing to talk to Christopher Biggins over his friendship with Katie Hopkins.
The 66-year-old actor - who was close friends with the late former 'Loose Women' star Lynda Bellingham - has compared the current panellists on the popular daytime talk show to the characters of the hit 2004 comedy 'Mean Girls' and confessed they are no longer in contact with him after he expressed his fondness for the controversial star.
He said: "I've lost several pals over my friendship with Katie - especially the 'Loose Women' lot. None of them will talk to me anymore. But I don't care - they can act like Mean Girls all they want.
"I've been friends with Katie for a long time and she is one of the nicest, funniest people."
The cast of the ITV show famously fell out with Katie last month when she appeared on the show following her stint on the latest series of 'Celebrity Big Brother', in which she came runner-up to Katie Price.
The 40-year-old star has previously come to blows with panellists including Coleen Nolan, Janet Street Porter and Nadia Sawalha - with whom she starred on the Channel 5 reality show.

Jim Broadbent is set to star in the new 'Teletubbies' series.
The Oscar-winning actor is reportedly in talks to lend his dulcet tones to the character Voice Trumpet, who will make announcements in the rebooted pre-school children's TV show and help the four main characters Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po.
A source told The Sun newspaper: "'Teletubbies' is a British institution and Jim has one of the most recognisable voices in the industry. It's not a done deal but all parties are keen."
'Teletubbies' is being brought back by the BBC and updated for a new audience for its first original series since 2001. It will air on the CBeebies channel.
When the programme first hit screens in 1997 it became a pop culture phenomenon with the four characters' greeting "Eh-oh!" becoming a often repeated catchphrase and the Teletubbies even went on to have a number one single.
As well as winning an Academy Award for his performance in 'Iris', Broadbent is best known for his roles in movies 'The Iron Lady' and 'Gangs of New York' and the Harry Potter franchise.
The 65-year-old actor's most famous TV role was as DCI Roy Slater, a recurring character in 'Only Fools and Horses'.
Broadbent has recently been accepting more roles in family films, including 'Get Santa', 'Paddington' and 'Postman Pat: The Movie'.

Vogue Williams rummaged through bins while filming 'Bear Grylls: Mission Survive'.
The 31-year-old model-and-DJ and the actress Emilia Fox were so gripped by hunger when filming the tough reality show, they resorted to desperate measures to try and find extra food.
She admitted: "In the jungle, Emilia and I would actually go and look through the camera crew's bins when no one was around. We would have eaten scraps."
Despite her slender figure, Vogue loves indulging in her favourite calorific foods.
She said: "The first thing we do on a hangover day is set the alarm and ring Domino's [for pizza]. We spend a fortune on takeaways.
"My sister thinks we're disgusting because when she comes to stay, we sit in bed with a pizza."
During her stint on the tough survival show, Vogue drank her own urine, and her husband, Brian McFadden, is still grossed out.
He told OK! magazine: "I can't get it out of my head that she drank her own p**s. I still haven't kissed her."
While Vogue may have struggled with the lack of food, Brian would have found it hardest sharing a camp with Jamelia.
He said: "I think everyone thought Jamelia would go first, what a whinge she was. She makes you want to poke your eye out of your head."