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Jan 19, 2025 | plymouthherald.co.uk | What's OnNaomi Clarke |Naomi Clarke |Katie Timms

Come Dine With Me will mark its 20th year with a new series of dinner parties across the UK which promise to be as "warm and unpredictable as we have ever seen". Launched in January 2005, the popular Channel 4 show sees amateur chefs take turns hosting a three-course dinner party for other contestants, and the meal rated highest by the guests wins a cash prize. There have been 2,426 episodes over the years including 250 couple episodes, 101 celebrity specials and 14 Christmas editions.

Jan 16, 2025 | mylondon.news | What's OnNaomi Clarke |Naomi Clarke

Actor Timothee Chalamet has claimed he was fined after arriving at the UK premiere of his Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown on a Lime bike. The Hollywood star, 29, said he received a £65 fine for not parking the to-hire electric bike properly after he cycled it down the red carpet of the event at BFI Southbank in London on Tuesday. Appearing on French talk show Quotidien to promote the biopic, Chalamet explained he had hopped on the bike as there were traffic jams on the road.

Jun 4, 2024 | mylondon.news | What's OnNaomi Clarke |Naomi Clarke |Ellen Jenne

Radio station Capital has announced it will be launching a pop-up station entirely dedicated to Taylor Swift. It comes as she’s due to kick off the UK leg of The Eras Tour this Friday (June 7). The singer is set to complete three nights at Edinburgh’s Murrayfield Stadium. She will then head to Liverpool, Cardiff and London. To celebrate the occasion, Capital’s pop-up station is enabling Swifties to listen to Taylor’s songs all day and all night.

May 4, 2024 | getsurrey.co.uk | What's OnNaomi Clarke |PALorna Hughes |Naomi Clarke |Lorna Hughes

A teacher who uses music to help students with special educational needs has secured Bruno Tonioli’s coveted golden buzzer on Britain’s Got Talent with her “unique” voice.

Oct 26, 2023 | bristolpost.co.uk | What's OnNaomi Clarke |Naomi Clarke |Tomas Malloy

Glastonbury Festival co-organiser Emily Eavis has revealed a major female artist has been booked for the famous Sunday "legend slot". The news comes a few weeks after she attended a Madonna concert in London, which sparked rumours the superstar could be at next year's event. Appearing on the BBC podcast Sidetracked, she said the line-up for the five-day event in June is still "a little up in the air" but added that she hopes there will be two female headliners.