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December 20th, 2011 by Sarah. No comments Things for Cameron Murray and Debbie Dingle have never been easy, given that he was married when they met in Jersey, and subsequently, he left his wife and kids to be with Debbie in Yorkshire… And since then, their relationship has been put under tremendous strain, not least because they discovered that Debbie’s daughter Sarah has Fanconi Anaemia and needs a bone marrow transplant to stand any hope of survival. As fans of the show will know, Debbie ( Charley Webb ) and her ex – Sarah’s dad – Andy Sugden (Kelvin Fletcher) have been desperately trying everything they can think of to conceive a ‘saviour sibling’ who can donate the precious marrow to Sarah (Sophia Amber Moore). And things are to get yet more desperate and out of control when Debbie suggests that she and Andy should sleep together in an attempt to conceive a baby naturally. Not unreasonably, this isn’t what Cameron – who’s played by Dominic Power, who has also starred in The Bil...

Discovery announced yesterday that Jake Gyllenhaal will appear on Man vs. Wild when the show returns in July, and the show’s host, Bear Grylls, said that Cameron Diaz has also expressed interest in making an appearance. Previously, Will Ferrell drank his own urine on the show. The press release said Gyllenhaal’s experience lasted two days, and “Bear and Jake embark on a survival experience neither will forget, to an Icelandic landscape dominated by mountains, huge glaciers and some of Europe’s most active volcanoes.” As to Diaz, “She’s agreed to it, which is great. So we’re gonna try and do it in due course,” Bear Grylls told Bang Showbiz in an interview noticed by THR . View the original article here

December 22nd, 2010 by Lisa McGarry. No comments Philip Glenister has claimed that Tory leader David Cameron tried to pass some of his ideas off as his own during his general election campaign. The actor, who shot to fame as tough talking cop Gene Hunt on BBC’s Ashes to Ashes admitted that he met the political bigwig months before the election and gave him some advice on how to reform UK policing. Philip said: “He asked, ‘When you speak to the police do you get much feedback?’ I said, ‘Basically, they get too much paperwork. They want to be out catching the crims. That’s why Gene Hunt’s so popular with them.’ “He went, ‘Absolutely, of course’. Six months later he’s on radio saying exactly what I said. B*****d nicked my line!” Phil, who will return to our screens in January in Sky1's Mad Dogs, also hit out at the BBC over the slashing of budgets of successful dramas such as Ashes. He told Reader’s Digest: “It’s understandable but frustrating.” Follow us on Twitter ! Get the latest ...