Shona McGarty says she’s joining I’m A Celebrity to confront anxiety and prove to herself she can manage it after years of mental health struggles. She describes the show as a personal challenge and vows not to let anxiety define her.
Pat Butcher makes a comeback to EastEnders, reuniting with familiar faces on set. The return of the Albert Square icon promises nostalgia and new threads for long‑time viewers, with producers set to weave her back into key family and community storylines.
Newly released files linked to Jeffrey Epstein claim Donald Trump spent hours with Virginia Giuffre at his home. An email attributed to Epstein alleges Trump was aware of misconduct. The assertions, which are disputed, intensify scrutiny of those connected to the case.
At the National Memorial Arboretum, the Princess of Wales thanked veterans, meeting 100-year-old Royal Navy veteran Bill Reston. The visit marked Armistice Day and underlined remembrance and support for the armed forces community.
The Prince said he and the Princess were frank with their children about her cancer diagnosis, sharing positives and challenges. He stressed open communication over secrecy, and spoke about balancing family life, treatment, and public duties.
BBC director-general Tim Davie resigned after a leaked memo suggested footage was altered in coverage of a Trump speech linked to 2021 US unrest. He said he took full responsibility as the corporation launches an independent review into editorial standards.
Julia Wandelt was convicted of harassing Kate and Gerry McCann after falsely claiming to be their missing daughter. After a three‑year ordeal, the couple expressed compassion, saying they hope she receives appropriate mental health support.
US Congress has formally asked Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to give sworn evidence about his dealings with Jeffrey Epstein, as part of an oversight inquiry into the financier’s network. The request piles pressure on him, coinciding with the formal removal of his title.
Two more inmates were wrongly released, days after an earlier error, highlighting failures in prison and court processes. David Lammy condemned the system’s repeated mistakes as the PM ordered urgent action, including a rapid review of release checks and stronger accountability.
After signalling possible tax rises in the upcoming Budget, the Chancellor faces calls from unions to prioritise taxes on the wealthy and protect ordinary workers. They argue fairness means those with the broadest shoulders contributing more to help repair the public finances.