Strictly's Oti would change partnership with Hollyoaks' Danny Mac
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Strictly Come Dancing's Oti Mabuse admits she would change her dance partnership with Hollyoaks' Danny Mac.
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Weddings are on again after May 17 easing. - Credit: Supplied MUSIC INDUSTRY The chief executive of the Help Musicians charity has described the return of live music as "massively important", but warned of an increase in mental health issues among performers. Monday will see limited audiences return to theatres, sports stadiums and music venues, many for the first time this year, as lockdown measures are eased. James Ainscough, whose charity has supported the industry since live music was effectively halted in March 2020, welcomed the move, describing live performance as an important part of ...
What a year for the couple! Author: Alex RossPublished 2 hours ago Last updated 2 hours ago 2021 has certainly been a year to remember so far for Emmerdale star Danny Miller and his partner Steph Jones, as the couple have announced both their engagement and pregnancy news! Danny, who plays the role of Aaron Dingle in the popular ITV show, revealed to OK! Magazine he popped the question on a beach in St Lucia earlier this year, before discovering they were expecting their first child following a struggle to conceive. Following a year of trying for a baby, Steph told the publication: "It was a ...
Updated: May 17, 2021, 3:26 pm The theatre production of Mousetrap will open its doors again (PA) Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up The sellout opening run of The Mousetrap shows there is “clearly an appetite” for the return of theatre, according to the play’s producer. Following the easing of coronavirus restrictions on Monday the show, which is billed as the longest-running play in the world, will be put on in ...