OHMYGOSSIP — Olivia Attwood has thanked fans after her stolen Range Rover was found.
The former ‘Love Island’ star was shocked to find her black 4×4 went missing from her driveway in Manchester and offered a reward for its return.
She told her Instagram followers: “This car has just been stolen from my driveway, about 15 mins ago.
“If anyone in Manchester sees it. Offering reward. It has a tracker and we have camera images of the thieves.”
The thieves had the number plate changed, making it even harder to find.
However, Olivia updated fans on her Instagram Story on Thursday (15.09.22) to let them know the car was back with the owner and that they caught them red-handed in “broad daylight” coming back for it.
She wrote: “CAR FOUND!!!!! That’s the power of social media media baby!!!!
“The little huns had given me some cute new number plate and parked the car up on a random street.
“Engine was still hot – AND we caught them coming back for it in broad daylight. Stunning. (sic)”
Thanking her 1.9 million followers, she added: “I’m drained af but just wanted to say thank you – without all your messages and sightings I never would of seen that car again xxxxx.
“I feel like we are the avengers or something it’s great, love you xxxx. (sic)”
There has been a spate of celebrity Range Rover thefts in recent weeks, including ‘The Only Way is Essex’ star Pete Wick’s, which also got swiped from his drive.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Michael Gracey is making the Sainsbury’s Christmas advert.
The acclaimed filmmaker – who is best known for directing the 2017 film ‘The Greatest Showman’ – has been hired to helm the supermarket chain’s festive-themed commercial, and an insider believes that the upcoming production will “tug at people’s heartstrings”.
A source said: “Michael has some magical ideas for the Sainsbury’s advert. It’s going to tug at people’s heartstrings.
“He has been casting for a diverse range of characters, including a multi-racial teenager who will have the starring role.”
The UK’s big supermarket chains place extra importance on their Christmas advertising. And Sainsbury’s hope that the respected filmmaker can give them the edge over the festive season.
The insider told told The Sun newspaper’s Bizarre column: “Michael thinks he has what it takes to win the top prize for them again and will be pushing a message of love and kindness in their advert.
“He is one of the best directors in the business and everyone working on the ad thinks they have something really special on their hands.”
Michael helmed Pink’s documentary, ‘All I Know So Far’, in 2021.
And he previously claimed that the relationship between music and storytelling has always been “inseparable”.
The director explained: “At the end of the day, whether it’s a feature length film or a three minute song, you are putting emotions, ideas, and a point of view into the world – and while film-making and songwriting are different skill sets, they are fundamentally rooted in the ability to tell your audience a story.
“That was the heart of what I could bring for my first documentary – what is the most powerful story to tell?”

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OHMYGOSSIP — ‘Peaky Blinders’ fans will have to wait two more years for the movie version of the TV drama series.
The BBC show – which starred Cillian Murphy, Paul Anderson and Tom Hardy – ended earlier this year, but creator Steven Knight has revealed that the film will hit cinema screens in 2024.
He said: “The film is definitely happening. I’m writing the script at the moment. I am in the process of writing.
“As soon as that’s finished, we will go into production.”
The TV series centred on a gang called the Peaky Blinders, who were active in Birmingham between the 1880s and 1910s.
Cillian, 46 – who played the part of Tommy Shelby in the hit crime drama – is set to reprise his role for the movie, and Steven is already looking forward to reuniting with the acclaimed actor.
He told the Daily Star newspaper: “It is phenomenal and he’s a phenomenal actor and human being.
“It’s fantastic to know he will be around for the film.”
Earlier this year, Steven admitted to having a “very specific story” in mind for the film project.
He shared: “I know what the story is and I’m writing at the moment.
“It’s a very specific story, that’s based on a true story from the Second World War and will be told in the ‘Peaky’ way.”
Cillian also confirmed he was keen to star in the movie.
He said: “I’d be as excited as anybody to read a script. But I think it’s good for everyone to have a little break. That’s always a healthy thing and then we can regroup.
“Steve is an insanely busy and in-demand writer, but I know that he loves writing ‘Peaky’ above all. He adores it. So I think when the time comes, if there’s more story to be told, I’ll be there.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Lisa Riley says she can’t “wear leopard print” in real life because of her ‘Emmerdale’ character Mandy Dingle.
The ‘Emmerdale’ star refuses to dress like her larger-than-life alter ego – a character she has played on and off since 1995 – when she’s not on set, because it draws too much attention to her when she is living her day-to-day life.
She said: “I can’t wear leopard print as myself.”
Lisa departed the show in 2000 to explore other avenues, but she returned in 2019 and she admits it’s been a blast because she knows the writers on the ITV soap will never give her “boring” plots.
Speaking to My Weekly magazine, she said: “After all these years, the writers never tire of Mandy. I get excited when I get the scripts and I know I’m never going to have a boring story.”
The former ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ contestant also loves how her character will do anything to have a laugh in the Yorkshire Dales.
Lisa said: ‘Comedy wise there’s nothing Mandy hasn’t done. I’ve been in a skip. I’ve been in a bin, I’ve been in everything! There’s nothing that she hasn’t done and for that very reason alone it’s very exciting. Moving forward it’s going to be even more exciting.”
The former ‘Fat Friends’ star admitted to feeling “cemented” in the soap as it gears up to mark its five decades of being on air.
Lisa shared: “It’s amazing to celebrate 50 years. I’m the longest serving Dingle female and I’m so proud. I look at the show – and the clump in the middle – I genuinely feel like I never left. I feel so cemented in the show.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Mollie King needed to have naps when she was filming ‘Beauty and the Geek’ because her pregnancy made her so tired.
The former Saturdays singer hid her pregnancy from her co-host Matt Edmondson, 36, while they filmed the Discovery Plus UK reboot of the American makeover dating show which aims to match up “attractive” ladies with “nerdy” fellas.
The 35-year-old presenter – who is still expecting her baby with England cricketer Stuart Broad – would find herself sapped of energy during the day’s shooting so she would sneak off for a moral boosting sleep.
Speaking to Heat magazine, she shared: “Between every scene, I’d go for a quick nap. When I eventually told him, I said ‘I’m sure you already know this, but I’m actually pregnant’ and he just went, ‘WHAT?’”
Matt quipped: “I’ve got two children myself, so you’d think I’d know…”
The pair also work together on BBC Radio 1 and Mollie believes that the fact they are such close friends and get on so well helped the daters on the show.
Mollie said: “We think that we are fantastic. Also, because we are best friends, we work really well together.”
Matt added: “We actually got some real relationships out of it, so I would say we did pretty well overall! When we weren’t filming, the cast were ushered into separate rooms, but sometimes you’d catch them where they weren’t supposed to be – holding hands or something – and Mollie and I would get so excited.”
The ‘Dress to Impress’ voiceover star called the show “life-changing” for many involved and not like other more exploitative dating programmes.
Matt said: “It’s just such a lovely cast. There’s no nastiness, no undertones just to create drama. This show was life-changing for our cast and for us. I thought I had a heart of stone but I ugly cried when everyone was talking about what being on the show had done for them.”
Mollie added: “What other shows are there where the cast still genuinely want to hang out with each other after the show?”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Susanna Reid waited in line for over seven hours to pay her respects to Queen Elizabeth lying in state at Westminster Hall.
The ‘Good Morning Britain’ presenter joined the queue to see late monarch – who died on September 8 at the age of 96 – with her “lovely mum and her very good friend” and she is happy that she sacrificed her time to “experience a moment in history”.
Posting on Twitter, she said: “Evening – along with my lovely mum and her very good friend, I have just experienced a moment in history – witnessing the Queen lying in state in Westminster Hall. At once majestic and peaceful.”
When asked how long she had queued for by one follower, Susanna replied: “7 hours 20 mins.”
Susanna, 51, then shared a thread of tips for people who are planning to also travel to London to also pay their respects to the monarch – who reigned over Britain and the Commonwealth for 70 years.
She tweeted: “If you are planning to queue here are our tips. We joined at 1.23pm near Butlers Wharf and entered Westminster Hall at 8.43pm – 7 hours 20 mins. Wear the comfiest shoes you own. Go with someone if you can, although everyone in the queue was friendly.
“Don’t carry too much in a bag – water is freely available and there are lots of cafes along the route. Also plenty of toilets. I put my phone on low battery mode and it lasted the entire time.
“The first part of the queue is for wristbands. Ours were given out at Tower Bridge about an hour after we began queuing. There is no queue jumping – people waited patiently for wristbands and once you have one you can leave the queue for snacks/loo stops slip back in.
“Queue tips contd: while the longest part may geographically be from the start in Southwark, to Victoria Gardens (next to the Houses of Parliament) prepare to wait in Victoria Tower Gardens on the N side of Lambeth Bridge for around 3 hours in a zig-zag queue.
“There are lots of portaloos along the route – at least every hour. The team keeping them clean deserve medals. Take loo roll. Carry wet wipes for hands – not sanitiser as it will be confiscated by security. Any liquids are thrown away at security even 100ml.
“Once you enter Westminster Hall, it is worth every minute of The Queue. Utterly magnificent. Quiet. Respectful. Historic.”
However, those hoping to pay their final respects to Queen Elizabeth now face a wait to even join the line as the queue has been closed for at least six hours.
Shortly before 10am on Friday (16.09.22) government officials released a statement informing members of the public that they cannot join the line at the moment, with a further update expected later in the afternoon.
A messaged shared by the Department of Culture, Media, and Sport stated: “HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN’S LYING-IN-STATE QUEUE UPDATE, 09:50 AM, 16 Sept
“Southwark Park has reached capacity. Entry will be paused for at least 6 hours. We are sorry for any inconvenience.
“Please do not attempt to join the queue until it re-opens.
“Check back for further updates.”
At 8am, the estimated queuing time was 11 hours, but just an hour later, mourners were warned they would be in the line for roughly 14 hours before being admitted into Westminster Hall.
People began queuing to see the queen’s coffin on Monday evening (12.09.22) ahead of admittance on Wednesday (14.09.22) at 5pm.
In the early hours of Thursday (15.09.22) morning, officials made the decision to have two queues inside the building filing past the coffin on two sides in order to reduce waiting times.
And members of the public wishing to pay their respects to the monarch have been warned they need to be in the queue by 12.30am on Monday (19.09.22) in order to make it into Westminster Hall before it closes at 6.30am, hours before her funeral is due to take place.

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OHMYGOSSIP — ‘Gladiators’ star Warren Furman thinks the “pressures of fame” ruined his relationship with Katie Price.
The 50-year-old bodybuilder – who was known as Ace on the hit TV show – had an 18-month relationship with Katie in the 90s, but he struggled to deal with life in the public eye.
He confessed: “We were both equally to blame for the breakdown of our relationship.”
Warren and Katie struggled to maintain their romance as they were both busy with their careers at the time.
He told The Sun newspaper: “We were very similar people, we came from working-class backgrounds and we got on very well, but the pressures of fame cursed the relationship in a lot of ways.”
Warren and Katie actually separated on good terms. And the TV star now acknowledges that he was too busy seeking fame and success to make their romance work.
He said: “My idol was Arnold Schwarzenegger. He’s a man just conquering the world with big muscles.
“I thought that’s what I would do – I’d go to Hollywood and become a movie star. Another Gladiator, Trojan – Mark Griffin – had done that. He got to Hollywood and was appearing in movies with the likes of Jean Claude Van Damme.”
‘Gladiators’ was axed in 2000 and Warren subsequently turned to alcohol and cigarettes.
He recalled: “I was an athlete and sportsman on a TV show that required me to be fit, but I started to pick up some habits that I never thought I would ever, like smoking and drinking alcohol, and quite a lot of it.”
Warren felt that his “destructive choices” were “slowing killing” him at one point in time. However, he’s now got his life back on track, and he hopes that Katie can follow suit, having gone through some high-profile personal problems in recent years.
He said: “I pray for her because in that lifestyle of hers it’s very difficult to keep on the straight and narrow, and it’s very difficult to trust people. I pray that her family can stay together and I pray that she can settle down and find peace and happiness.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — The title of the ‘Doctor Who’ centenary special has been revealed to be ‘The Power of the Doctor’.
The adventure – which is part of the BBC’s celebrations to mark 100 years of broadcasting – will be Jodie Whittaker’s final outing as the Thirteenth Doctor and the end of the episode is expected to see her regenerate into the Fourteenth Doctor, played by ‘Sex Education’ star Ncuti Gatwa, although his appearance has not yet been confirmed.
The title was revealed in the new issue of Doctor Who Magazine, which includes a 20-page special on Jodie’s last trip in the TARDIS.
In the episode, the Time Lord will battle three of the most deadliest foes that exist in the universe; the Daleks, the Cybermen and the Master (Sacha Dhawan).
The special will also see the return of actresses Janet Fielding and Sophie Aldred as their respective companions Tegan and Ace.
Air stewardess Tegan travelled with the Fourth Doctor (Tom Baker) and Fifth Doctor (Peter Davison) and featured in 64 episodes, while Ace shared the TARDIS with the Seventh Doctor (Sylvester McCoy) and appeared in 31 episodes and holds the distinction of being the final companion of the classic series which was taken off air in 1989.
Showrunner Chris Chibnall – who is also leaving the BBC One show at the same time as Jodie – has described ‘The Power of the Doctor’ as an “epic and emotional send-off for the Thirteenth Doctor”.
He previously said: “Jodie’s final feature-length story contains a plethora of treats and surprises for audiences and fans, not least the return of two of the most beloved companions in the show’s history.
“They’ll be helping the Doctor fight on three fronts, against her deadliest enemies: the Master, Daleks and Cybermen, in one huge story!
“For the BBC’s centenary, we’ll be celebrating the past, present and future of Doctor Who, in a fittingly thrilling, epic and emotional send-off for the Thirteenth Doctor.”
Russell T Davies is returning as ‘Doctor Who’ showrunner following ‘Broadchurch’ writer Chibnall’s exit. The ‘It’s A Sin’ scribe was the man responsible to bringing the sci-fi series back to screens in 2005 and making it a ratings hit.
Filming has already begun on the 60th anniversary ‘Doctor Who’ specials which will precede the fourteenth series and it is known that Russell, 59, has brought back Tenth Doctor David Tennant and his companion Donna – played by Catherine Tate – for the highly-anticipated adventures.
‘The Power of the Doctor’ is due to air on BBC One in October.
episode is expected to end with the Thirteenth Doctor’s regeneration, with preparing to take over the TARDIS alongside returning showrunner Russell T Davies.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Martin Clunes didn’t want ‘Doc Martin’ to get “repetitive”.
The 61-year-old actor has played the titular character since 2004 but the series is set to end after its current 10th series and he thinks it is the right time to finish the programme before viewers get tired of it.
Asked why it is ending, he told Woman’s Weekly magazine: “Because we’d only start getting repetitive.
“We were very conscious of wanting to close the circle rather than allowing it to drift into being an ongoing soap opera.”
And Martin admitted he was surprised the programme has proven so popular for so long.
He said: “I couldn’t have predicted it would take off in the way that it did.
“I think it may have something to do with the fact there are no murders or rapes or darkness in it.”
The actor’s wife Philippa Braithwaite is a producer on the show but Martin insisted it has never been a problem for them working together and he thinks she has a much more difficult job than he does.
He said: “[It’s] not really [tricky] and we anyway have very different jobs.
“As the producer, I always maintain there’s os much pressure on Philippa to deliver eight hours of television on time to the network.”
After turning 60 last year, the former ‘Men Behaving Badly’ star admitted he wasn’t very happy, but he’s trying to count his blessings.
Asked if he minded turning 60, he said: “I did rather, although I suppose I’ll get used to it. The free prescriptions help!
“I still get a thrill when I see my wife walk on set. I have a daughter I’m constantly amazed by, the bravest person I know. And I live on this glorious farm in Dorset. I’m a very fortunate man.”

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