Amber Hicks

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Amber Hicks

He's a man with no enemies who has devoted a lifetime of extraordinary service to our planet. And as Sir David Attenborough turns 99, the most modest man in showbiz is using his birthday to tell the world: 'If we save the sea we save our world.’Yet, the naturalist's phenomenal milestone will no doubt be tinged with sadness that his greatest love, aside from our earth, is not there to celebrate with him. Jane, his wife, was not only his soulmate, but the very rock on which he built his life.

Sep 1, 2024 | ok.co.uk | Amber Hicks |James Brinsford |Peter Hart

A former Home And Away actress was tragically found dead in their apartment. Annalise Braakensiek, who also starred on Play Your Cards Right with Bruce Forsyth and was an Australian model, passed away in January 2019. The alarm was raised when the 46 year old stopped replying to messages, leading friends to contact the police who discovered her at her Sydney home.

Nov 1, 2023 | glasgowlive.co.uk | Amber Hicks |Chiara Pollock

A man has been denied travel abroad after his surname was deemed too rude to be written on an official passport. Kenny Kennard legally changed his surname to 'Fu-Kennard' as a joke a few years ago, but has now backfired. Despite the former soldier getting a driving license under his new name, he has been told he cannot have it on a passport. After his passport expired earlier this year, he soon applied for a new one but his application was denied because his name "may cause offence".

Nov 1, 2023 | dailyrecord.co.uk | Amber Hicks |Sarah Vesty

A man who was refused a passport after changing his name by deed poll has vowed not to back down. Former soldier Kenny Kennard is facing holidays on home soil after changing his surname to ‘Fu-Kennard’ a few years ago. The supermarket worker, from Cornwall, applied for a new travel document after his passport expired earlier this year. But he was shocked to discover his application had been rejected by the Home Office because his new moniker “may cause offence”.

Oct 29, 2023 | mirror.co.uk | Amber Hicks

A man has been stopped from going abroad - as his surname has been deemed too rude to be written on a passport. Kenny Kennard changed his surname by deed poll to 'Fu-Kennard' for a laugh a few years ago, but now the joke has backfired. Despite the former squaddie getting a driving license under his new moniker he has been told he cannot have it on a passport. When it expired earlier this year and he applied for a new one, his application was denied because his name "may cause offence".