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Dr Ranj Singh terrified to swap scrubs for stage as he launches West End show This Morning favourite Dr Ranj Singh is set to launch a career in London's West End next month with his star-studded musical show Scrubs To Sparkles, which will feature appearance from his famous pals The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Daily Star - Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice Ranj Singh is ...

Ramadan Special: Make a difference by staying in touch By: Times News Service We’re all facing unprecedented challenges owing to the ongoing pandemic and in times of stress and anxiety it's quite possible that we might lose touch with our friends and acquaintances. This Holy Month of Ramadan let us consciously try to re-connect with people. Checking up on someone we know during this challenging time is just one of many ways that we can ensure that they are doing fine. If you hear about someone really struggling a lot during the pandemic, don’t hesitate to reach out to them even while you ...

This Morning's Dr Ranj Singh teams up with The Chase star Jenny Ryan for new show Mirror 8 hrs ago Charlotte Tutton This Morning's Dr Ranj Singh will take on a career change of sorts, when he hits the West End for a new one-off show called Scrubs to Sparkles. Now they can see it in person too, as Ranj has confirmed he will be starring in his very own musical show with some celebrity pals on hand. The Chase's Jenny Ryan is on the bill, having amazed fans with her own incredible voice on the celebrity version of The X Factor in 2019.

Jenny Ryan is set to flex her singing talent in a new West End show called Scrubs to Sparkles.

Denise Van Outen on set of" Some Girl "which is being streamed on The Umbrella Rooms during the easter Weekend. Picture: Robin Kennedy WHEN Denise Van Outen crashed out of the TV show Dancing on Ice due to a dislocated and broken shoulder, she found herself with time on her hands. With weeks of lockdown in front of her, and recovering at her Chelmsford home, the star was itching to find something to do. Inspiration soon struck in the form of her one-woman play, Some Girl I Used to Know – first performed to sell out audiences in the West End back in 2014.