Ellis Hillon has finally apologised four days after being removed from the Big Brother house for racist tweets. The 20-year-old fast food worker was axed from the Channel 5 show on Saturday.

Big Brother fans have once again accused housemates of bullying after they appeared to turn on Anamélia Silva, despite her emotional revelations to being made homeless at the age of three.

Tensions are set to rise in Saturday night's episode of Big Brother as Lewis Gregory loses his cool after his housemate Zoe Jones throws away his dinner.

Big Brother's Lewis G has proceeded to alienate many of the show's viewers, who branded him 'annoying' after his clash with Isaac.

Big Brother fans have been left baffled after Lewis F was the first housemate to be punished for discussing nominations, despite many of the show's stars already breaking that vital rule.

Big Brother fans had some strong words to say about this year's Game Changer challenge, with some branding it disastrous after two housemates were accused of cheating.

Kaycee Clark beat out Tyler Crispen and JC Mounduix to be named the winner of season 20 of Big Brother. She took home a $500,000 prize after overtaking Tyler in a final 5-4 vote in the finale.

Chanelle Hayes has defended herself from vile social media trolls she was slammed for posting a naked snap alongside one of her baby son Frankie on Instagram.

The 78-year-old racing pundit chatted on the show yet fans were thrown by his appearance as he appeared remarkably slimmer less than a year

John McCririck has revealed he is 'not dying' and that his 'gaunt and frail' appearance is down to a bout of serious flu during an interview on Monday's This Morning. 

Last month, she introduced her son to the world in an interview with OK! magazine, revealing how her waters broke one month early during her raucous baby shower

Lauren Goodger, 32, didn't appear too bothered with claims her ex Joey Morrisson has moved in with Big Brother's Charley Uchea as she hit the town with her gal pals in Essex on Wednesday night.

EXCLUSIVE: Emma Willis swapped her mic for a nurse's uniform to spend ten weeks as a midwife - and broke down in tears of joy as she witnessed her first home birth on the job in Essex.

Big Brother star Tomasz Wania was forced to leave the house this week for medical reasons.

They fell in love when they appeared on Big Brother in 2007, but sadly ended up splitting acrimoniously following a series of blazing rows. 

The feisty presenter proved she was taking no nonsense as she made a dramatic return to the Channel 5 show for a secret task, Celebrity Takeover on Wednesday

Monday evening sees the last ever transmission of reality series Big Brother . And leading the tributes from devastated fans was an emotional Emma Willis, who posted a snap of her copy of the final script.

Demolition work on the house — at Elstree Studios in Borehamwood — Hertfordshire, kicked off just two weeks after the November finale, which saw Cameron Cole crowned as the victor.

However, it wasn't long until the grieving mother, 60, awkwardly clashed with Dr Hilary Jones as they discussed cervical screenings and the HPV vaccination.

A video appears to show the model, from Wirral, whose real name is Sallie Przybeck, thrusting scissors in the direction of her former partner Gerard Williams while a toddler looks on.

Sallie Przybeck, from the Wirral, Merseyside, vowed to fight the charge in court, saying 'I will fight this not only for me but for every woman in a domestic abusive relationship'.

The former Big Brother star, 31, looked happy and confident as she soaked up the sun while showcasing her weight loss during a girly break to Tenerife, Spain on Friday.

The former Big Brother star, 31, put on a very busty display as she stepped out for a spot of sight-seeing with sister Melissa during a day out in Tenerife earlier this month.

The Radio 1 DJ, 40, who is one of ten stars on the 2019 series of I'm A Celebrity, added that she 'let herself down' on the controversial TV show and wishes she had been a 'nicer person'.

Chanelle Hayes displayed the reward of her weight-loss efforts as she picked up a birthday cake with a '40 and fabulous' topper from CherryCakes near her home in Wakefield on Friday.

JONATHAN McEVOY FORMULA ONE COLUMN: Could we be witnessing the mental disintegration of Mercedes driver Nico Rosberg in these opening jousts of the season?

JONATHAN McEVOY: The Mercedes mantra has been that they win as a team and lose as a team, but responsibility for these calls surely lies with Paddy Lowe – the technical director.

JONATHAN McEVOY: Bernie Ecclestone is not ready to step down from running Formula One, but when he does leave, young, energetic, articulate Christian Horner is the man to replace him.

JONATHAN McEVOY: Mercedes were pilloried here and elsewhere for their embarrassing mistake on the pit wall in Monaco. So we should give them credit for the British Grand Prix.

F1 COLUMN - JONATHAN MCEVOY: It was a superlative race in Hungary but there was one nagging concern: the lack of Nico Rosberg’s form and Lewis Hamilton's dominance

JONATHAN McEVOY IN AUSTIN: Oh Noah! Lewis Hamilton faces another anxious night of waiting after Hurricane Patricia caused qualifying for the American Grand Prix to be called off.

JONATHAN McEVOY IN AUSTIN: Mobbed at a fan zone in the city on Saturday night, Lewis Hamilton is the only vaguely famous Formula One star in America.

JONATHAN McEVOY: Jolyon Palmer was the driver of the Australian Grand Prix. He raced tenaciously but scrupulously fairly to finish 11th on his debut.

JONATHAN McEVOY: Whether it is meant as such or not, Formula One's extraordinary squabbling over qualifying is a PR masterstroke.

JONATHAN McEVOY IN MELBOURNE: There was a sense of deflation among British fans in Melbourne that Lewis Hamilton's title defence was skewered in the first half of the first race.

JONATHAN McEVOY IN SAKHIR: What if it had been Lewis Hamilton charging down on Sebastian Vettel in those tense last few minutes of the Bahrain Grand Prix? Or Max Verstappen?

JONATHAN McEVOY: Christian Horner has long claimed that his Red Bull team possess the best driver line-up on the grid. And Daniel Ricciardo stuck to his side of the equation with a brilliant China win.

JONATHAN McEVOY: Jean Todt, usually reluctant to tell you the time, was quite right to upbraid drivers for moaning that they are not consulted over technical changes.

JONATHAN MCEVOY: Back at my digs in Beaulieu-sur-Mer, close to where David Niven lived, those who had been on yachts to watch the Grand Prix were mulling over the day’s events.

JONATHAN McEVOY: McLaren should not broaden their activities at this point. They are struggling to find form in F1. I do not see how IndyCar could be anything other than a distraction.

JONATHAN McEVOY: Rather than waste time trying to punish the leaker, McLaren should hear the cri de coeur that represents large parts of the Woking workforce and sort this mess out.

JONATHAN MCEVOY: In the name of balance we should record the traditionalist’s argument that the ugly device, though not as repulsive as feared, gnaws at soul of open-cockpit motor racing.

JONATHAN MCEVOY - F1 COLUMN: It may be that Sebastian Vettel will rediscover his poise and confidence. Or perhaps he is so wounded that we have already seen the last of his best days.

JONATHAN MCEVOY - F1 COLUMN: Sebastian Vettel's nightmare scenario, the one that would end his career in grand prix racing, is to carry No 1 status at Ferrari in nothing but name.

JONATHAN MCEVOY’S F1 COLUMN: Valtteri Bottas has given Mercedes a headache after his victory in Baku on Sunday? I don't think so. He has made life perfect for them.

From smashing England 5-0 in the Ashes to the Socceroos going down fighting in the 2006 World Cup, there is no doubt we're a great sporting nation.

With the Commonwealth Games soon to offer another stage on which the green and gold will shine, it's time to pick your favourite sporting moment of all time.

Royal Caribbean's Voyager of the Sea set sail for the first time since its $80million makeover for a 14-day journey and arrived in Sydney on Monday.

71-year-old Frenchman Bernard Arnault is the chairman and CEO of the prestigious luxury empire LVMH Moët Hennessy and the third-richest billionaire in the world, according to Forbes.

The NSW government said the Streets as Shared Spaces program would help councils provide more space for people to walk, cycle and exercise safely.