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In a way, it’s a wonder Mel Giedroyc — presenter, actor and writer — didn’t grow up hating books. “As a kid, I’d hear my elder brothers and sisters taking about ‘mum and Marcel Proust’, and I didn’t know who that was, and I thought mum had gone off with somebody called Marcel Proust. I think they were winding me up: ‘Mum really loves Proust.’” That wasn’t even the worst of it. “During those long summer holidays in the 1970s, my mum — I don’t think she even took her School Certificate (the rough equivalent of GCSEs today), but became a nurse and is the best-rea...

The comedy duo, who are 52 and 51, didn't name any of the vain stars who they said had been editing their Wikipedia pages to throw fans off their real ages.

Friday, 12 March 2021, 4:35 pm Splore is celebrating Level 1 with newly available festival tickets. Splore is throwing the biggest eclectic party of the summer, hosting some of Aotearoa’s top talent in music, visual art and performance - the remaining tickets are expected to sell fast. Splore’s main stage will feature 100% female and gender mixed acts, multiple music zones will cater to different genres and a performance cabaret evening will intrigue and draw collective breaths. National treasures Jools and Lynda Topp will be there to guide the festival goers as Camp Mother and Camp Lead...

Gladiators, Crystal Maze, Fort Boyard and Big Break - where are 90s challenge show hosts now? From Fort Boyard to Gladiators, nothing says the 90s like a cheesy challenge show with a celebrity presenter Gladiators, Big Break and the Crystal Maze were all 90s hits Sign up to the Grimsby Live newsletter for daily updates and breaking newsInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up here! 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 ha...

Tim Sargisson: The £1trn opportunity for advisers By Tim Sargisson 17 th February 2021 11:54 am While last year for many was one to forget, the good news for advisers is that, thanks to the Covid pandemic, more people than ever now recognise the need for proper financial planning. That said, the advice sector is facing a perfect storm of demand outstripping capacity to supply. A third of UK advisers expect to retire in the next five years, rising to nearly 60 per cent in the next decade, according to Octopus Investments. That is equivalent to more than 15,000 advi...