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Jade Goody’s widower Jack Tweed fears he’ll never remarry 16 years after her death

Jack Tweed, the widower of Jade Goody, admitted he is uncertain whether he can ever get married again after his former wife’s tragic cancer death. He admitted that while he hopes to have children with his partner Ellis Sargeant, he is unaware of his chances of getting married again.

Jade Goody’s widower Jack Tweed has admitted that 16 years on from her death he is not sure if he is ready to remarry(Image: Ken McKay/ITV/REX/Shutterstock)

Jack Tweed has opened up about the lasting impact of losing his wife Jade Goody, admitting that even 16 years on from her death, he is still unsure whether he will ever be ready to marry again.

The 38-year-old TV personality, who married Jade just a month before she tragically died from cervical cancer in 2009, has since built a new life with girlfriend Ellis Sargeant, 31.

Over the past three years, the couple, who started dating in 2022, have spoken about starting a family. However, Jack still torn about getting married.

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Jack Tweed with his new partner Ellis Sargeant
The TV personality has a new partner he is building his life with but feels ‘guilty’ thinking about taking those next steps with someone new(Image: jacktweed/instagram)
Jade Goody and Jack Tweed'The Accidental Husband' film premiere, Vue Cinema, Leicester Square, London, Britain - 13 Feb 2008
Jade sadly died just weeks on from their wedding (Image: Richard Young/REX/Shutterstock)

He told the Daily Mail : “I would like to have kids, but I just don’t know about marriage. Sometimes I do feel I want to but then other times I feel like I’m a bit guilty. I know it’s been a long time [since Jade’s death] but…”

Jack claims that Jack never truly loses his steadfast loyalty to Jade. Just weeks before Jade lost her cancer battle, she was 27 years old, their emotional wedding took place in February 2009, just before the pair tied the knot.

Jack was only 21 when he was suddenly exposed as the widower of one of Britain’s most well-known reality TV stars. Since then, he has begun to consider how to plan for the future together with Ellis. When Ellis miscarried last year, the pair experienced heartache, which Jack says has been challenging to accept.

He explained that he and she lost the baby without speaking about having more children since then. It’s awkward to talk about children right now, especially with her, and it wasn’t nice.

Despite the agonizing loss of a child, Jack describes a strong bond between him and Ellis. We are excellent, really. He continued, “We just get on.” “I believe there has only been one mini-argument in the last three years… ” He laughed, “I believe it’s because I’m so laid-back.”

Jack has also maintained a connection with Jade’s sons, Bobby and Freddy, from her previous relationship with Jeff Brazier. While his bond with the boys was strained in the immediate aftermath of Jade’s death, they are now on good terms.

Freddy, 20, is preparing to become a father himself, and Jack believes Jade would have been thrilled to hear the news. “When the news came out, I was thinking – Jade would be a grandma – would I be a step-granddad? I’d rather not have that title [so young],” he joked.

Freddy added that Freddy’s new role might encourage his maturation, saying, “It makes you grow up. When I met Jade, I was younger than Freddy is now.

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Jack admits to having trouble after Jade passed away, turning to alcohol and even serving time in prison. However, he has recently resisted being in the spotlight and successfully established himself as an electrician.

He said, “I don’t really go out and have a drink that much anymore.” Because hangovers last for about five days, I very rarely drink.

WHO adds weight-loss, diabetes drugs to essential medicines list

Along with treatments for cancer and cystic fibrosis, the World Health Organization (WHO) has updated its list of essential medicines to include medications for obesity and diabetes.

People in developing nations should also be able to purchase cheap generic versions of the glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) medications, according to a statement released on Friday.

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The WHO recommends that all functioning health systems have access to 523 medications for adults and 374 for children.

The new editions of WHO’s Health Systems, Access and Data list “mark a significant step toward expanding access to new medicines with proven clinical benefits and a high potential for global public health impact,” said Yukiko Nakatani, WHO’s assistant director-general for Health Systems, Access and Data.

To treat type 2 diabetes in combination with existing cardiovascular disease, chronic kidney disease, or obesity, the expert committee added the active ingredients to the list from Novo Nordisk’s Ozempic and Eli Lilly’s Mounjaro.

The medications, which were first developed to treat diabetes, have grown in popularity as weight-loss medications under various brand names. However, unlike in 2023, the WHO did not include them in the obesity treatment program.

According to the committee, this decision provided clear recommendations for which patients would gain the most from the treatments.

The WHO statement continued, “Medicare access is being hampered by the high prices of semaglutide and tirzepatide,” noting that encouraging generic drug makers to create the product would help when the drugs’ patents expire next year.

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More than one billion people are affected by obesity, while more than 800 million people worldwide are currently living with diabetes.

The organization made plans earlier this year to recommend the use of obesity medications, which are separate from their inclusion on the essential medicines list.

More than 3.7 million people died from diseases linked to obesity or overweight in 2021, according to WHO data, more than 3.7 million of those deaths coming from malaria, tuberculosis, and HIV alone.

Additionally included on the list are Trikafta or Kaftrio, Trikafta or Trikafta, both from Vertex Pharmaceuticals. For years, activists have criticized its high price and limited accessibility.

Merck’s key-selling cancer immunotherapy drug, Keytruda, is also included in WHO’s list for the treatment of non-small cell lung cancers that have spread, or metastasizes, as well as cervical cancers, colorectal cancers, and non-small cell lung cancers that have metastasized or spread. Additionally, the organization suggested strategies to improve drug access.

UN rights chief urges US to withdraw sanctions on Palestinian NGOs

In response to the international outcry against the US action, UN Human Rights Chief Volker Turk has called for the sanctions to be lifted against Palestinian rights organizations.

Turk praised the nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) that the US has targeted for their support of the Palestinian Center for Human Rights (PCHR), the International Criminal Court for Human Rights (ICHR), and the Al-Mezan Center for Human Rights.

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These NGOs have been carrying out important human rights work for decades, he said, especially in terms of accountability for human rights violations.

I urge the US government to halt these sanctions right away.

On Thursday, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio placed sanctions on the Palestinian organizations, preventing Americans from transacting with their assets and preventing them from doing so.

Without Israel’s permission, these organizations have directly engaged in the International Criminal Court’s (ICC) investigations, arrests, detentions, or prosecutions,” according to Rubio in a statement.

He also vowed to continue to “respond with significant and tangible consequences” to ICC prosecution efforts against Israeli officials.

The administration of US President Donald Trump’s wider campaign aims to punish Israel’s critics both domestically and internationally.

Washington has placed sanctions on a number of ICC&nbsp, judges and officials, as well as UN rapporteur Francesca Albanese, who has been attempting to hold accountable for Israel’s violations over the past few months.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his former defense minister Yoav Gallant were detained by the ICC last year on suspicion of using starvation as a weapon of war.

Under the leadership of then-President Joe Biden, the US quickly refuted the accusations, arguing that Israel was not a signatory to the Rome Statute, which established the ICC.

The state of Palestine, which joined the court in 2015, was the state that the court claimed was competent to prosecute alleged war crimes committed in Gaza.

Rubio’s statement on Thursday reiterated the US position.

The top US diplomat said, “This administration has made it clear that the United States and Israel are not under the authority of the ICC.”

The UN’s Turk, on the other hand, claimed that the US move promotes “a climate of continued commission of violations and international crimes” and encourages impunity.

According to him, “these attacks on NGOs that work to advance the respect for human rights directly conflict with the US’s long-held and promoted rule of law and other values.” The sanctions will have a chilling impact on Israeli civil society in the occupied Palestinian territory and in Israel, as well as potentially on the entire world.

A coalition of Palestinian and Israeli rights organizations, including B’Tselem, released a statement supporting the alleged NGOs earlier on Friday.

‘Marks and Spencer’s £40 autumn alternative to jeans made me fail no spend September’

Bethan Shufflebotham, a fashion writer, visited her store to pick out her favorite pieces from the new range, and he foresees these trousers to be a sell-out.

Autumn is in full swing at Marks and Spencer(Image: Bethan Shufflebotham)

I was supposed to be taking part in No Spend September this month, but I failed less than a week in. Why? Marks and Spencer’s new autumn range.

In theory, No Spend September is a self-imposed challenge, serving both as an antidote to summer overspending and a way to get creative with clothes that I already own. But in practice, it lasted all of five days thanks to a pair of faux leather trousers.

The second I laid eyes on these Leather-Looking, Textured Barrel Leg Trousers, I knew that they’d be one of the first items to sell out this season. I simply could not leave behind, and it turns out I was 100% right to do so – my size is already out of stock online.

September might still offer the odd late-summer day, but the shops have already shifted into autumn/winter mode. Think richer textures, deeper hues, and on-trend silhouettes – and these trousers tick all three boxes.

First of all, they come in a rich wine-burgundy shade that is warm brown in color. The M&amp, S pair of pants is perfect for pairing with 2025’s other trending shades like butter yellow and chocolate, but I’m not a fan of burgundys that lean cool and purple.

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As for the shape, barrel trousers have quietly taken centre stage this year. The high waist appeals to the millennials and above among us who are not ready to reconsider a low-rise trouser, with the sculpted leg being effortlessly cool. The fabric is relaxed enough to be comfortable for every day , but still structured enough to wear to the office or for evening occasions.

Finally, the leather-like finish appears to be much more expensive than the £40 price tag would suggest. The textured fabric looks seriously elevated while remaining breathable, unlike faux leather, which can frequently come off as cheap and clammy.

I predict these burgundy faux leather trousers are going to be a sell out
I predict these burgundy faux leather trousers are going to be a sell out(Image: Bethan Shufflebotham)

For a more matte-look leather trouser, New Look has these Burgundy Faux Leather Barrel Leg Trousers in the sale for £19.99, down from £39.99. Despite being half price, they’re still available in every size from 6 to 22, but unlike M&S, they don’t have the benefit of different lengths.

For those who prefer real leather, HUSH has these Leather Jack Barrel Trousers, coming in considerably more expensive at £320. This pull-on pair is designed with an elasticated waistband for ultimate comfort and is made in ‘buttery soft’ leather.

What really sealed the deal for me is how versatile these M&S trousers are – they’re a great alternative to jeans, and can be matched with pretty much anything already in your wardrobe. Think oversized knit and sporty trainers like the Adidas SL72 for a weekend coffee date, or with loafers and a blouse tucked in for the office.

A silk camisole, strappy heels, and blazer would be ideal for a date night. To really tie in with some of the hottest trends of the upcoming season, layer up with ballet flats, a plain t-shirt, and trench coat.

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