A DANCING on Ice star has been forced to leave the ITV series just hours before tonight’s live show after a devastating injury.
The ITV programme has already seen comedian Josh Jones withdraw from the competition after sustaining an injury in rehearsals.
And now in a further blow to the 2025 series, pro skater and former champ Vanessa Bauer has also had to quit the series due to injury.
Vanessa took to her Instagram page on Sunday to share a video announcing the sad news.
Фото: Соцмережі (ілюстративне фото) У Брянській області виникла пожежа на станції нафтопроводу Дружба Дрони атакували нафтоперекачувальну станцію Новозибків трубопроводу Дружба. Супутники зафіксували пожежу у районі станції нафтопроводу. У Брянській області (Росія) вночі 30 січня була атакована розподільна станція нафтопроводу Дружба. Там виникла пожежа. Про це повідомляють Astra та Mash. Зазначається, що жителі міст Климово та […]
MUM of 12 has revealed the “simple and delicious” budget friendly meal – a £1.60 chicken fajita pasta.
Zoe Sullivan, 46, husband Ben, 49, and their dozen children make up one of the country’s biggest families.
The couple are parents to Elisabeth, 19, Olivia, 18, Noah, 15, Evangeline, 12, Tobias, 11, Agnes, seven, Joseph, six, Florence, two, and two sets of twins – Charlotte and Isabelle, 16, and Leah and Erin, eight.
The bustling brood live in a six-bedroom house in Burghead, Moray, where they regularly document their hectic lives on their YouTube channel.
In a recent post, mum Zoe was in the kitchen preparing a dinner for her huge family.
Alongside daughter Isabelle, she cooked up her “really yummy” 12-person chicken fajita pasta.
She said: “I’m going to redo my chicken fajita pasta because I’ve worked out the measurements better”
“What doesn’t get eaten is great cold for the next day”, she added.
And like with all things, Zoe had to super-size the ingredient list to make sure there was enough to go around with the “super, super simple dish.
To make it moe manageable, the supermum split up the recipe into two six-people batches.
For each, she used five chicken breasts, 500g of pasta, four peppers, 250g of red onions, two packets of fajita mix, a 280g tub of light Philadelphia and a squirt of mayonnaise.
First up she cooks the chicken breasts in the oven for 40 minutes at 200C.
“Obviously you could put it straight in the dish, but I like less washing up” she admits.
Whilst the chicken cooked she sliced the onions and pepper, letting them simmer in a pan.
Once cooked, Zoe used a fork for pulled chicken to make it go further.
She then combined the chicken, peppers and fajita mix together in a pan.
After frying for about five minutes, Zoe created a hole in the centre of the pan adding the whole tub of Philadelphia.
Once everything is stirred, she simply combines the pasta with the sauce and adds some mayonnaise for a more “creamy” feel.
And almost all of her children like to get tucked into the home-cooked dinner.
The busy mum said that from start to finish including preparation, the meal took around 40 minutes to make.
For a serving of six, the ingredients cost £10, which is around “£1.60 per portion” the savvy mum concluded.
“It’s so easy to make and it tastes amazing”, she concluded.
A LUCKY Lotto player is celebrating after bagging a life-changing prize in Saturday night’s Lotto draw.
The winner has scooped a whopping €250,000.
The National Lottery bosses confirmed that the lucky punter who bagged the cash is located in Dublin.
The store where the winning ticket was purchased was Spar on Drogheda Street in Balbriggan, Co Dublin.
The ticket was purchased on Monday, January 27.
The winning numbers picked in last night’s Lotto draw were 9, 12, 15, 33, 49, 41 and the bonus number was 31.
The winner has been urged to check their clips carefully, sign them immediately and keep them safe if it’s the winning ticket.
They have been urged to make contact with the prize claims team on 1800 666 222 or email claims@lottery.ie, and arrangements will be made for them to claim their top prize in Lottery HQ.
Another player in Kerry has bagged a whopping prize of €155,382 after matching five numbers and the bonus in Saturday night’s main Lotto draw.
The winning Quick Pick ticket was purchased on Thursday, January 30, at C. Healy’s store on 86 New Street in Killarney, Co Kerry.
The winning numbers in last night’s main draw were 24, 26, 30, 35, 36, 40 and the bonus number was 16.
Darragh O’Dwyer, National Lottery spokesperson, said: “What better way to celebrate the St. Brigid’s Bank Holiday weekend than to win big on the Lotto!
“Last night saw big wins in both the Lotto and Lotto Plus 2 draws, with a Dublin player winning a staggering €250,000 in the Lotto Plus 2 draw, while a Kerry player won €155,382 in the main Lotto draw.
“We are now urging players in both Balbriggan and Killarney to check their tickets carefully as they could be holding the winning ticket!”
The lucky Kerry player bagged the €155,382 prize, but they were one number short of securing the eye-watering jackpot of €2,000,000.
Although there was no winner of last night’s jackpot, there were over 70,000 players who won prizes across the Lotto and Lotto Plus draws.
18 Irish players matched the five numbers and won a whopping prize of €1,447, while 31 players matched four numbers and a bonus, bagging themselves €211.
There were 70 winners of the Raffle prize, each receiving €500; the winning raffle number was 5554.
Meanwhile, the National Lottery is appealing to EuroMillions players in Swords, Co Dublin, to have another look at their tickets for the November 5 draw – which contains a huge prize.
The winning ticket was purchased at Tuthills Swords at the Pavilions Shopping Centre in Swords on the day of the draw.
The ticket contains five matching numbers for a whopping €20,949 prize.
The winning numbers that were drawn on November 5 were 1, 8, 19, 37, 50, and the lucky stars were 6 and 9.
Ticket holders have 90 days from the date of the draw to claim their prize, which means the Dublin winner has until close of business on Monday, February 3 to claim – meaning they only have two days left.
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GIVE me period drama, historical fiction or anything that isn’t set in the modern day and I will be glued to it.
I’ve got my sights set on the latest BBC drama to take on a different historical era, with Miss Austen about to become the highlight of my Sunday nights but it’s got a lot to live up to.
The new Miss Austen drama, which begins tonight (Sunday 2 February), has already been hailed as feeling like ‘a new Jane Austen story’.
We’ve had Pride and Prejudice and Sense and Sensibility as well as Emma done numerous times, from Hollywood versions to ITV and BBC both taking their turns.
So the promise of a new period drama is exciting, but it needs to bring a lot to the table – especially with a Jane Austen link.
The new series is based on the book by Gill Hornby and focuses on the mystery of why Cassandra Austen notoriously burned her famous sister Jane’s letters, and it’s something that nobody has ever truly worked out why.
I already have high hopes for the drama as it brings in two storylines, one of a younger Jane and her sister Cassandra as they try out love and navigate society but also because it tries to give us an answer to why Cassandra did burn her sister’s letters.
With an exemplary cast, the storyline promises family mystery combined with romance and restrained passion.
If Mr Darcy is your ultimate romance hero, then this sounds like it could be the perfect fix with the younger storyline bringing in heartbreak and young love, as well as sisterly love that is promising to have us feeling emotional by the end.
For those unfamiliar with the story, the drama begins in 1830, many years after Jane has died where we get to see Cassandra (Keeley Hawes) visiting Isabella (Rose Leslie), the niece of her long-dead fiancé.
Isabella faces potential ruin as she is about to lose her home following her father’s death.
Whilst we see Cassandra is there to help Isabella, it’s clear she has a different motive and she wants to find a hidden bundle of letters that could impact the memory of Jane.
With flashbacks to Cassandra and Jane’s childhood, played by a young Cassy (Synnøve Karlsen) and Jane (Patsy Ferran) it’s giving us a period drama with romantic infatuations, family feuds and dashed hopes.
If you’ve ever been a fan of Sense and Sensibility, Pride and Prejudice or Sandition (based on Austen’s last unfinished novel) then Miss Austen looks set to deliver more of the lingering looks, duty tangled up with love and hopeless romantic scenes we’ve come to expect from the drama.
The series is directed by BAFTA award-winning filmmaker Aisling Walsh (Maudie, Elizabeth is Missing) and produced by Stella Merz (Gentleman Jack, Renegade Nell) so it has clear form for producing masterpieces set in a different era.
With everything set to make Miss Austen a stand out piece of television drama, I’m keeping everything crossed that it’s a hit and not a flop when it airs on screen.
Miss Austen airs on BBC One and on BBC iPlayer from Sunday 2 February.
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