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As absolutely awful as it was, the pandemic has brought benefits too in terms of our awareness of nature.

Celebrities share the stories behind their favourite photographs. This week its singer Sophie Ellis-Bextor, 42, who started singing in a band called theaudience age 16.

The singer loves a bit of disco on the dancefloor and Prince in the bedroom, but when it comes to karaoke, she keeps faith with George Michael

The football pundit, 37, stunned in a black velvet gown with a daring split as she joined fellow hosts Graham Norton, Mel Giedroyc, Ade Adepitan and Chris Ramsey.

Sound a bit different, but i think we will still have the abba magic. who do you think the fan base of abba is now?— who do you think the fan base of abba is now? well, we have all the oldies, abba is now? well, we have all the oldies. which _ abba is now? well, we have all the oldies, which i— abba is now? well, we have all the oldies, which i include _ abba is now? well, we have all the oldies, which i include myself - abba is now? well, we have all the oldies, which i include myself in i ...

Share During the virtual event, powered by BTs Hybrid Broadband and backed up by EEs mobile network, the star celebrated the unbreakable heroes which included Laura Llewelyn Jones, who co-founded The West End of Wales Orchestra. Other nominees included Chris Jowsey, from Scotland, who hosted online pub quizzes every week during lockdown, and Kerry Irving, who documented their daily dog walks with Springer Spaniels Max, Paddy and Harry. Unbreakable heroes: The singer, 42, who herself has ke...

Wednesday, 2nd June 2021, 11:51 am BT today revealed the inspirational stories uncovered in its search to find the UK’s everyday ‘Unbreakable’ heroes. The entries follow a call to action to the public to nominate those individuals who used the power of the internet to make a difference during a unique and challenging year, as BT marks the roll out of the UK’s first unbreakable home wi-fi service backed up by EE, the UK’s most reliable mobile network. Sophie Ellis-Bextor, who teamed up...

A CUMBRIAN inspiration has been named one of the UKs everyday unbreakable heroes.

Sophie Ellis-Bextor is searching for lockdown heroes The ‘Murder on the Dancefloor’ hitmaker has teamed up with BT to search for members of the British public who have gone above and beyond to help their local communities throughout the COVID-19 pandemic 12 May 2021 Sophie – whose own iconic live-streamed Kitchen Discos were a constant source of fun and escapism for millions during lockdown – will commemorate the nation’s unsung heroes with a special performance in ...