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Spandau Ballet star Tony Hadley was rushed to hospital just before he was due to take the stage after falling ill and needing medical care.The music star, who is best known as the singer in hit 80s band Spandau Ballet, was due to perform at the Clearer Water Antrim Coast Half Marathon Live Lounge which marks the end of the Marathon weekend in Larne, Northern Ireland. However, during his sound check before the gig on Sunday evening, 27 August, it became clear to onlookers that Tony, 63, was not feeling well as he looked very uncomfortable.

Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly have been seen all smiles for the first time since their emotional farewell on Saturday Night Takeaway. There were some tears as the Geordie duo wrapped up their hit ITV show after 20 series.

Fans of Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly were left issuing the same response as the pair said 'finally' after hosting Saturday Night Takeaway for the last time. It was an emotional yet celebratory night on Saturday (April 13) when the pair wrapped up their hit ITV show after 20 series.

After 22 memorable years on our screens, Saturday Night Takeaway is officially set to bow out with a two hour star-studded extravaganza this weekend, as they bring to a close their epic staple of Saturday night telly for one last time. Ahead of the final show, hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly teased what lies ahead as they gave their fans an exclusive behind the scenes glimpse of the show preparations on Friday’s edition of This Morning (12 April.) While sitting down to chat to presenters Alison Hammond and Dermot O’Leary, the Geordie Duo fondly looked back at their time on the show over the past two decades and discussed some of their most memorable moments with a bittersweet sense of nostalgia.

The nation's favourite presenting duo, Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly, have left fans teary-eyed with a touching message ahead of the final episode of Saturday Night Takeaway.The much-loved ITV series, currently in its 20th season, will be taking a break after the last show airs on Saturday 13 April.The dynamic duo, who have been gracing our screens for 22 years, feel it's the "perfect time to pause for a little while and catch our breath".They also plan to use this hiatus 'to spend some time' with their loved ones. Ant, 48, tied the knot with Anne-Marie Corbett, mum to two teenage daughters from a previous relationship, in 2021.

Ant and Dec have shared a teary message ahead of the final episode of Saturday Night Takeaway. The presenting duo confirmed that their much-loved ITV series would be taking a break after its current 20th season, with the last show airing on Saturday (April 13).

Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway sparked a variety of reactions from fans after Saturday night's broadcast. Some viewers loved the iconic entertainment show, which celebrated two decades on air this year, while others were less thrilled.The show didn't lack excitement, reviving popular segments like Ring My Door and fans had a laugh when reality star Sam Thompson unexpectedly gatecrashed JLS' karaoke performance. Ring My Doorbell has become an audience favourite over the years, with viewers in with the chance of winning £500.Two households appear on screen at the same time and the resident must shout if they see their door on screen.

Fans of ITV's Saturday Night Takeaway were shocked when Ant and Dec announced some sad news on the show on Saturday night (March 30). The famous duo told viewers that their popular series wouldn't be back for a while after confirming Saturday Night Takeaway was going to take a break.

ITV's Saturday Night Takeaway viewers all had the same reaction just minutes into the episode. Fans were tuning in to watch the latest antics of Ant and Dec, who not only brought back the popular segment, Ring My Bell, but also introduced this week's guest announcers, Emma and Matt Willis. Fans quickly took to social media to express their joy at seeing the couple on the show.

Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway will wrap up its 20th series with an extended two-hour live show featuring a host of celebrity guests.

The final of Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway has been confirmed as the hit series comes to an end of 22 years. Last year, the presenting duo confirmed the series would be taking a break after its current 20th season.

Brits host Roman Kemp is the son of Martin Kemp and the nephew of Gary Kemp, who became famous in the early 1980s thanks to their chart topping band, Spandau Ballet.The brothers were joined by singer Tony Hadley, saxophonist Steve Norman and drummer John Keeble. During the 80s, the band produced a slew of hits, including Gold, True and Only When You Leave. However, amid the international success, cracks were forming beneath the surface, and it led to a major family feud.

The stars of Spandau Ballet are renowned for their impressive music careers.

Tony Hadley was rushed to hospital just before he was due to perform a gig in Larne, Northern Ireland on Sunday night (August 27).The former Spandau Ballet frontman, 63, was scheduled to headline the Clearer Water Antrim Coast Half Marathon Live Lounge, but became unwell during soundcheck.He also met fans for a meet and greet after the soundcheck, but apparently appeared uncomfortable, before telling organisers that he was unwell.“We got St John’s Ambulance,” a PR representative for the event told the Belfast Telegraph.“We had to do what was right by him and he was taken to hospital, and his crew have all gone with him, to stick together. We hope he gets better soon.”Belfast singer Brendan Quinn stepped in alongside fiddle player Ciara Maguire to fill the slot.Ruth McIlroy, who organised the weekend, said fans had been “very understanding”.“A lot of the crowd heard him do his sound check, but unfortunately he clearly wasn’t feeling well and he got worse as evening went on,” she said.“Medics on site were very clear he needed to go to hospital.

It's been reported Tony Hadley had to be rushed to hospital just moments before he was due on stage. It meant the Spandau Ballet star had to cancel the show at the last minute as he was taken for medical care.

Ant McPartlin's ex wife Lisa Armstrong has shared some fun-loving snaps over the weekend as she gets over her recent breakup at a music festival. Just days after the breakup with her latest boyfriend was made public, former pop star Lisa looked to be enjoying herself at the Rewind Festival in Henley-On-Thames.The festival had a nostalgic line up of classic acts including UB40, Tony Hadley, Go West and Martin Kemp. In a series of snaps on her Instagram, the BBC stylist looked to be enjoying her time with friends as she sported her hair tied up and a nose ring in.

Thousands of revellers from near and far descended on the grounds of Scone Palace for three days of fun and to take a trip down memory lane at Rewind.

Tony Hadley said Matt Hancock will regret joining I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! as the focus will be on "juicy gossip" about him rather than raising awareness of dyslexia. Hadley has previously appeared on the reality TV series.

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Former Spandau Ballet singer Ross William Wild has appeared in court charged with a string of sexual offences including rape.The 34 year old appeared in Carlisle Magistrates Court on Thursday to face a string of charges that saw him accused of filming himself molesting six different women while they were sleeping. He is also charged with raping, blackmailing and disclosing a private sexual picture of a seventh woman. He was arrested in Aberdeen at his parents home, after the CPS authorised the police to arrest him in relation to 17 offences which allegedly took place between 2013 and 2018.

Coronation Street's Antony Cotton may not have expected to protect Nicole Scherzinger as he took part in a special event over the weekend. The actor, best known for playing Sean Tully in the ITV soap, was among the famous faces joining the Platinum Pageant on Sunday (June 5) to mark the Queen's jubilee.

Holly Willoughby has shared her experience of her 'magical' bus ride that saw her front and centre for the Queen's second and last appearance of the Platinum Jubilee weekend on the Buckingham Palace balcony.

The Dancing On Ice final is much-awaited after the ITV show was dropped from the TV schedule last week to make room for the football. Now, fans can rejoice as it's getting under way on Sunday 27 March, and Associate Creative Director Dan Whiston tells OK! it's going to be "a right humdinger." The show recently received backlash from some fans, who claimed the extra week was an "unfair advantage," but Dan said that just isn't the case.

As Dancing on Ice fans prepare to watch Kimberly Wyatt, Regan Gascoigne and Brendan Cole skate it out in the upcoming final this Sunday 27 March, it's only natural for us to wonder who might be part of the next star-studded line-up strapping on their skates. When we caught up with the finalists – who all seemed to be taking the pressure in their stride – they revealed who from their phonebooks they'd love to see take to the ice.

This Morning fans were treated to another new hosting duo during the last episode of the week.

Iconic library to reopen for first time since March as part of phased return The celebration of all things 80s has become a favourite event in the region since it started in 2011.Billy Ocean, T’Pau, Bananarama, Tony Hadley, Rick Astley, Heaven 17 and Kim Wilde were among the performers, while The Human League brought the weekend to a close.Around 20,000 people attended the event, with the colourful outfits going down well both at the festival site and in the city.A year later, Big Country and

Spandau Ballet, has responded to The Kemps: All True, a recent spoof documentary about the band.Starring Hadley’s former bandmates Martin and Gary Kemp marking the band’s 40th anniversary, the mockumentary featured a painting of Hadley with devil horns, fangs and red eyes.Speaking to The Sun, Hadley said he wasn’t approached to appear in the one-off special. “I would not have anything to do with it.

NME.Other acts set to take part are Ash, Beverley Knight, Bjorn Again, Brainiac Live, Brand New Heavies, Camp Bestival Live, Cream Classical Ibiza, Embrace, Gary Numan, Jack Savoretti, Lightning Seeds, Nathan Dawe, Reggae Roast Vs Gentleman’s Dub Club, Russell Watson, Sheku and Isata Kanneh-Mason, Sigala, Skindred, The Snuts, The Zutons and Tony Hadley.See the teaser video below.

A radio station in Singapore has awarded a man the full prize money from a competition that it previously denied he should have won. Gold 905 originally insisted that Muhammad Shalehan had not won the $10,000 prize in an on-air contest because he pronounced the name of former Spandau Ballet frontman Tony Hadley incorrectly – even after Hadley himself said otherwise.