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Wayne's World: Gordon Burns on how he got started in television - Vimarsana News

Wayne's World: Gordon Burns on how he got started in television

If you watched the television between the years 1977 and 2011 then I can safely say that you will definitely know the name and face of this week’s interviewee Mr Gordon Burns. Gordon was the presenter of The Krypton Factor for eighteen years and was the face of North West Tonight for fourteen years. He has lived here in Trafford, near Altrincham, with his wife for around thirty six years. He is a man I greatly admire so it is my absolute pleasure to welcome him as my guest here in Wayne’s World. I had the pleasure of meeting Gordon at a Peter Kay Comic Relief event many years ago...

Ben Shephard net worth 2021: Tipping Point and Good Morning Britain host has huge fortune - Vimarsana News

Ben Shephard net worth 2021: Tipping Point and Good Morning Britain host has huge fortune

Ben Shephard net worth: The richest people in the UK have been revealed (Image: EXPRESS) Ben announced he would temporarily step back from the morning show last year to focus more on presenting Tipping Point. Speaking to GMB presenter Kate Garraway on the decision to leave, he said: "I'm not off at all. We're about to hit peak Tipping Point. "Tipping Point series 11 and we're all back in the studio, back socially distanced. "The set's had to change in order to get everybody up and running. I'm not going to be here but I'm going to be working, Kate Garraway."

Our Herald writers share their hopes for 2021 - Vimarsana News

Our Herald writers share their hopes for 2021

By Barry Didcock SOCIAL distancing. It has been the phrase of 2020 and an odd one to conjure with. During months of lockdown, with the schools closed and families crowded together in flats and houses, there wasn’t much distance to be had and whether it was arguments about who got to use the laptop or who finished the Cheerios – or about the bigger things that tug marriages and relationships apart – our atomised and isolated groups often felt far from social. Next year I want to take that phrase, social distancing, and cut it in half. The second word and everything it implies I’d l...