Residents encouraged to get Covid-19 Spring booster jabs as NHS Ayrshire & Arran roll out vaccination clinics

I'm A Celebrity... South Africa fans think they know who will be next to leave camp after a history-making twist was revealed to the campmates. The spin-off of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here sees prior contestants on the regular show battle it out to be crowned the first 'I'm A Celebrity Legend.'

This year's I'm A Celebrity... South Africa campmates express their disappointment at having to vote one of their campmates to leave in Tuesday's episode. The end of Monday night's show saw the celebs being informed that it was down to them to vote who to leave, and they then did so via a secret ballot.

A Met beauty! Jennifer Lopez brought the glamour to the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute’s annual benefit.

I’m A Celebrity... South Africa is set to get two new arrivals in the form of former EastEnders actors, Dean Gaffney and Joe Swash.The special all-stars series is in full swing, with some of the most legendary stars from the last 20 years slumming it in a jungle in South Africa. The show has been pre-recorded and therefore does not offer viewers the normal opportunity to vote for celebs to do the trials.

Shaun Ryder has slammed two of his fellow I'm A Celebrity South Africa campmates after he was the first to leave the jungle.

It seems Jennie might be making her Met Gala debut, after all!

This enables users who would not sign up for a monthly subscription to pay a higher per article price for when they want to read an occasional article.…This is one of many changes that Musk has made to the social media app. Earlier in the week, he announced the subscription feature which gives content creators the opportunity to make money off their content by charging a monthly fee.

Elon Musk is not only on a mission to make Twitter profitable but to also give creators the opportunity to monetize their content. The platform’s CEO announced a new feature that will allow media publishers to charge on a per-article basis.

The first two celebrities were sent packing from I'm A Celebrity South Africa in Friday night's episode (April 29) with a row over a 'stitch-up.' Hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly arrived in the 'all-stars' camp of the I'm A Celebrity ...Get Me Out Of Here! spin-off to reveal that Coronation Street star Andy Whyment, cricketer Phil Tufnell and Happy Mondays frontman Shaun Ryder would be taking part in a survival trial.

Naomi Campbell has appeared to slam Janice Dickinson on Instagram, after she recently hit out at the supermodel on I'm A Celebrity South Africa. Naomi, 52, took to her Instagram Stories on Friday to repost a quote from another social media user, which included the statement: "Keep my name out of your mouths." The mum-of-one appeared to be hitting back at fellow model Janice, 68, who branded her "the biggest b**ch" during a recent episode of I'm A Celebrity South Africa. Naomi's Instagram post said: "1.

I'm A Celebrity… South Africa was full of explosive twists on Wednesday as Georgia "Toff" Toffolo had to pick someone to replace in main camp. During the latest episode, Coronation Street's Andy Whyment, Myleene Klass and Toff joined the show as late arrivals but they had to stay in Savannah Scrub as opposed to main camp.

Helen Flanagan hit back at I’m a Celeb fans who have accused her of “faking” her fears and being “dramatic” during her first trial on the new series. The former Coronation Street star, 32, defended her famously frightened persona as she watched the trail alongside her eldest daughter and confirmed she was “absolutely scared”.Talking on Instagram, Helen said: “Mummy was so scared. I did it because I didn't want you to say, 'Oh mummy didn't do it”.

Booster jabs against Covid-19 are being made available at partnership centres across West Lothian as well as in local health centres.

Former royal butler Paul Burrell left I'm A Celebrity... South Africa viewers annoyed, just moments after opening his mouth, as quickly mentioned his royal connections.

Fans of I'm a Celebrity are delighted to be getting a fix of the jungle action earlier in the year with some famous faces from over the past 20 years of the hit ITV show. Former Coronation Street star Helen Flanagan is one of the all-star line-up taking part in the I'm A Celebrity ...Get Me Out Of Here! spin-off set in South Africa.

Former Manchester United midfielder Morgan Schneiderlin has admitted that he was asked to encourage Sadio Mane to join the Reds instead of Liverpool.

Naman Ramachandran The cream of the southern Indian film industry was present in force at the just concluded Dakshin South India Media and Entertainment Summit in Chennai. Organized by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), southern region, the event kicked off with recent south Indian Oscar winners, Kartiki Gonsalves, director of winning documentary short “The Elephant Whisperers” and Prem Rakshit, choreographer of winning original song “Naatu Naatu” from “RRR” being felicitated. The stage was then set for a heavyweight filmmakers panel moderated by former Variety correspondent Anupama Chopra, with Mani Ratnam, director of Tamil-language blockbuster “Ponniyin Selvan: 1”; Vetrimaaran, whose acclaimed Tamil-language “Viduthalai Part 1” is currently on release; Rishab Shetty, star and director of Kannada-language smash hit “Kantara”; and Basil Joseph, director of Malayalam-language Netflix superhero film “Minnal Murali” participating.

Christian Eriksen says his collaboration with Casemiro and Bruno Fernandes is one of the best midfields he has played in.

Helen Flanagan was reportedly convinced against getting back together with Scott Sinclair after receiving dating advice from Carol Vorderman. The former Coronation Street actress split with the ex-Celtic star last October after she was spotted without her engagement ring.

BTS exhibition ‘Proof’ is set to open in Los Angeles this Spring, HYBE and Live Nation have announced.The ‘Proof’ exhibition is set to take place at the 3rd Street Promenade in Santa Monica this May, following stops in the South Korean cities of Seoul and Busan last year.The upcoming exhibition will feature “an immersive visual journey that explores the members’ past, present and future through photographs, videos and experiential installations in a multi-room walkthrough experience”, per a press release, via Billboard.According to the ‘Proof’ exhibition’s official website, registration for ticket access is open now until April 17 at 11:59pm PT. The website states that all who register will be “equally eligible to participate in the onsale”.“However, if demand for tickets exceeds supply, visitors will be randomly selected to participate in the sale,” it adds.