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Claudia Winkleman’s fingerless gloves are a staple of her wardrobe on The Traitors, and we know where to shop the exact pairs she’s been wearing on the celebrity version of the show

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When it comes to The Traitors, Claudia Winkleman’s fingerless gloves are as synonymous with the show as the round table and murders. Every season, Claudia and her stylist Sinead McKeefry find a way to incorporate a cosy pair of fingerless gloves into countless outfits, and the most recent Celebrity Traitors is no different.

As we head towards even colder weather, we’re fully on board the knitted handwear train, which is why we were delighted to spot that the exact pairs Claudia has been wearing on the show are now back in stock. British brand Brora have been keeping Claudia’s hands warm for multiple seasons now, and you can shop her Cashmere Wristwarmers for £65.

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We’ve only had two episodes of Celebrity Traitors so far, and we’ve already been treated to two different pairs of Brora’s Cashmere Wristwarmers in Claudia’s Highlands wardrobe. During the contestants first challenge in a graveyard Claudia wore an iconic cape emblazoned with the word Celebrities, and kept cosy with a pair of light grey hand warmers in the shade “ash”.

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Meanwhile, for the first Trojan Horse mission, Claudia was wearing the “sorrel” green pair of the fingerless gloves, which Sinead styled with a tweed jacket from Chloe and a pair of Hunter wellies. This khaki green colourway is a brand new addition to the already extensive shade range of the wristwarmers, which come in a grand total of 11 different colours.

Claudia’s Cashmere Wristwarmers are made from 100% four-ply Scottish cashmere which means they’re cosy, warm and luxuriously soft to wear. They’re an absolute staple as we head through autumn and into winter, managing to keep your hands (and wrists) warm, whilst still leaving your fingers free for things like using your phone, fastening buttons and zips and even just holding your dog’s lead on a walk.

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If you want something that’ll keep even more of you warm, Toast’s £30 Nishiguchi Kutsushita Merino Tipless Gloves are elbow length and come in three different colours, with individual cut outs for each finger. For more affordable pairs, White Company’s Cashmere Essential Wristwarmer are £49 whilst still being made from pure cashmere, while Next’s Oatmeal Wool Cashmere Handwarmer Gloves are £20 and made from a cosy blend of wool and cashmere.

If you want to err on the side of luxury, Johnston’s of Elgin’s Light Grey Cashmere Wrist Warmers are £90 and made from 100% pure cashmere, with eight different neutral colours to pick from. Meanwhile Strathberry – whose handbags are a firm favourite of Kate Middleton – have the Westray Fingerless Cashmere Gloves for £70, with each pair handmade in Scotland.

After Paloma Faith was the first to be murdered on The Traitors, she expressed her annoyance at friend Alan Carr’s ‘betrayal’ and fans are trying to work out if it’s all for real

Annoyed Paloma Faith has dropped a number of big hints that her feud with Alan Carr is for real.

Last night Celebrity Traitors viewers saw the lid come down on the singer’s coffin after her pal and comedian Alan carried out the murder in plain sight. They watched Alan commit the murder by brushing some hair from his friend’s cheek during a chat in the kitchen.

He went for Paloma in the poison pollen plot after she’d told him cosily: “I definitely trust you.” But after the killing, Alan admitted: “I feel awful. I didn’t know what else to do! I’ve gone and murdered one of my best friends.” Paloma had a number of pops at him on spin off show Uncloaked.

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But she’s not in the mood to laugh off his “betrayal” – and fans have been quick to spot some huge clues that it has spilled over into real life. She shared an Instagram story of her simply saying “f**k” – and tagged Alan in it.

It didn’t stop there. During her exit interview, she name-checked another of her co-stars, but left out Chattyman Alan. Talking about the task, she explained: “I liked feeling how physically competent I was with the Trojan horse.

“That was such a thrilling group achievement and hard work.

“Also, meeting people I’d never crossed paths with before. Celia is just an absolute dream. And I love, love Niko. He’s amazing,” she said. “It was so nice to meet Cat as well. Ruth Codd was one of the funniest, most brilliant people I’ve met in a long time!”

But the latest dig game after devastated Paloma posted another snap, seen sitting by the grave she was buried in. She captioned it: “Honestly. GUTTED. No words.” One fan asked the singing star: “I thought @chattyman was your friend,” as she bluntly responded: “So did I.”

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Paloma sat down with Ed Gamble on Uncloaked and she quickly dismissed Traitor Alan’s theory that he was left with no choice but to kill her. She said: “I still maintain this day that if the shoe was on the other foot, I wouldn’t have done that, so I don’t think he should have done it to me and I’m surprised that he did. He had a choice, and it was not very nice. “

But showing no sign of it doing lasting damage, she told Ed: “But he is extremely loveable and I’ve spoken to him since, and I do find forgiveness quite an easy thing, just as a person. So, I love him.” However, she went on to say she feels “even more betrayed now” after having time digest her murder.

Alan, 49, also told the cameras that carrying out the murder had challenged him: “It was a stretch for my acting ability – I don’t know how Meryl Streep does it.” But when Alan spoke of his guilt to fellow Traitors Jonathan Ross and Cat Burns, he was told to “toughen up” after claiming that killing her off “broke my heart”.

Jonathan insisted: “You’re not a bad person – you’re a good Traitor. I don’t want to hear any more of this broken heart nonsense. We’ve got to start enjoying this.”

Earlier in the show, there was confusion when all 19 of the group arrived for breakfast. Not realising she was a dead woman walking because of the slow-working poison, Paloma said she felt “happy and relieved” adding: “I thought thank goodness not to be the first one dead.”

And even after Claudia revealed that the Traitors had murdered in plain sight, she had no idea she was the victim, saying: “I had so few interactions yesterday that I don’t feel that I was got.”

During the mission, the group had to try and work out who had actually been murdered. When Paloma found herself lying in a coffin alongside comic Lucy Beaumont and online prankster Niko Omilana, she told the group: “I think it’s me.” Afterwards, Stephen Fry sighed sadly: “Oh Paloma, you were right.”

The BBC1 series kicked off with a huge audience of 6.1million and continues next Wednesday, with the result of the first banishment revealed.

Brains behind the hit BBC show eye up opportunities as they trademark a range of goods

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Telly fans could get the chance to sniff out a Traitor with plans to launch an aftershave and perfume based on the show in the works. The Dutch firm behind the hit BBC One show has been granted a trademark to sell a range of goods using the name and the programme’s logo.

They’re hoping Eau de Traitor could bring them the sweet smell of success as they cash in on the much-loved game of skulduggery. As well as dabbing on the scent of treachery, the knives could be out as bosses want to flog kitchen utensils and cutlery too.

It comes as The Traitors launched it’s first UK celebrity series this week. On the back for three civilian series, Claudia WInkleman returns to hosting and is joined by famous faces including singer Charlotte Church, comedian Lucy Beaumont and EastEnders actress Tameka Empson. They have been separated into Faithfuls and Traitors in the murder mystery game for charity.

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Papers lodged with the UK’s Intellectual Property Office by Amsterdam-based IDTV Film & Video Productions show the firm wants to sell a range of goods like to the hit series.

They state: “Cosmetics and toiletry preparations; beauty care cosmetics; body cleaning and beauty care preparations; cleaning sprays; cleaning fluids; washing liquids; soaps and gels; scented soaps; fragrances; perfumes; aftershave; cologne.”

Documents also cover food and drinks, clothes, games, and even Christmas tree lights. The trademark has been passed and will stay in place for 10 years.

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The Traitors format has been a huge hit around the world, including the UK. Here, we’ve had three civilian series and the first celebrity version is on screens now. It kicked off with a huge audience of 6.1million on Wednesday, with singer Paloma Faith the first to leave the Scottish castle.

Alan Carr committed the murder in plain sight by brushing some hair from his pal’s cheek during a chat in the kitchen. He went for Paloma, 44, in the poison pollen plot after she had told him: “I definitely trust you.” Paloma was said to be furious over the betrayal. After the killing, Alan, 49, said: “I feel awful. I didn’t know what else to do. I’ve gone and murdered one of my best friends.”

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It started with 19 celebs, including diver Tom Daley, presenter Kate Garraway, chat show host Jonathan Ross, actress Celia Imrie, YouTuber Niko Omilana and sports pundit Clare Balding, battling it out for a £100,000 prize for charity.

The murder mystery series sees players play detective as a Faithful or hide in plain sight as a Traitor who secretly kill their unsuspecting rivals, with people voted off at the roundtable.

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Nearly 10 million people watched the final of this year’s civilian series, setting a new record for the biggest audience in the programme’s history. The tense game show saw Faithfuls Jake Brown and Leanne Quigley outwit their fellow contestants to share a prize of £94,600. It’s filmed at Ardross Castle in the Scottish Highlands. The next episode is Wednesday.

One eighties heartthrob, know for his role in The Lost Boys, was spotted with his teenage son in Santa Monica, Los Angeles, this week

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One beloved eighties heartthrob looked totally different as he stepped out with his lookalike son during a sunny day out in Santa Monica, Los Angeles this week. The 59-year-old actor and his son attended church after enjoying a morning swim and a trip to the beach.

The actor, known for his role as Michael Emerson in The Lost Boys, wore a black polo shirt, black trousers and sunglasses while his teenage son matched in a similar polo shirt and jeans. The star was none other than Jason Patric, real name John Anthony Miller III.

Jason raised son Gus, who was conceived via in vitro fertilisation, as a solo parent. He took legal action in 2012 to become his father.

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He and ex Danielle Schreiber separated in May 2012 and Danielle’s attorneys argued that, under California law, Jason was a sperm donor and that as the exes had never married and the child was conceived by artificial means, that he had no custody rights to his son.

Two years later, after an appeal, he was given the right to claim parentage of Gus, who was four at the time. Jason shared Gus with Danielle.

After being granted the right, he told Good Morning America the victory was “surreal” and claimed he had “faith in the process” He added: “I have been a dad and I’m going to continue to be a dad. You can’t ever abandon a child.”

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Jason had iconic roles Rush, Sleepers, Narc and Geronimo: An American Legend. The star previously revealed the reason he changed his surname to ‘Patric’ from ‘Miller’.

He’s the son of Academy Award–nominated actor and Pulitzer Prize–winning playwright Jason Miller and actress Linda Miller. His father left the family when he was still young.

Speaking to The Times Tribune about being a nepo-baby, he said: “The paternal or familial nepotism is not my bag.

“I can understand why people would be interested and that’s why I’ve talked about my past and my father, and I’ve never done that in 25 years.”

Jason, who played Michael in the movie, controversially started dating actress Julia Roberts just days after she cancelled her wedding to his co-star Keifer Sutherland in 1991, running off to Ireland with her on the proposed day of the wedding.

Jason later found himself embroiled in a custody battle with his on/off partner Danielle Schreiber.

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After Robbie Williams announced a run of shows that will coincide with the release of his latest studio album, he made his first BBC Radio 1 live lounge visit for 15 years

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Robbie Williams decided to push back the release of his album five months because he was desperate to create music history – and cursed Taylor Swift for making him wait!

If Britpop tops the UK albums chart it will mark Robbie’s 16th number one, putting him ahead of The Beatles’ long-standing achievement. The pop star says he is so obsessed with landing the title that he held new record back until February after hearing he would have to go head-to-head with Taylor in the charts.

He happily admits he was running scared as he made his first BBC Radio 1 live lounge visit for 15 years. He joined Rickie, Melvin and Charlie as he belted out some of his classic hits but it’s the future he’s thinking of – and he says he is desperate to hit top spot early in 2026.

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“The album should have been coming out this week, but for Taylor Swift. I mean, I’m still a big deal – but I’m not competing with that! So… I’ve gone and shifted it, haven’t I?” he said, as Taylor released The Life of a Showgirl, which is almost certain to the the 35-year-old secure her 14th number one album in the UK.

He was then reminded that if he does manage to chart in first place, that he will will overhaul the legendary Beatles as the artist with the most number one albums in the UK. “When those words leave your mouth, it’s life leaving this reality and going into a separate one that I don’t understand… but I’ll take!” Robbie went on.

“I’m really competitive, that’s why I moved the album. I’m sure I’m not supposed to say it, but it would genuinely be out now. I desperately want that thing! I want that, please!”

The former Take That star has just announced his Long 90’s Tour kicks off in Glasgow at Barrowlands Ballroom on February 4 2026, with Robbie playing Liverpool Olympia on the day of the album’s release, February 6.

The 51-year-old will also play 02 Academy Brixton in London on February 8 and Wolverhampton’s Civic Hall on February 9. The tour announcement coincides with the release of his latest single, Pretty Face, which follows previously released songs from the album – Rocket, Spies and Human.

The Britpop cover shows Robbie in his red tracksuit outfit that he wore to attend Glastonbury Festival in 1995, at the height of the Britpop era. His other chart-topping albums include Life Thru A Lens (1997), I’ve Been Expecting You (1998), Escapology (2002), Intensive Care (2005) and Rudebox (2006).

He has also had seven number one singles in the UK with songs including Millennium, Rock DJ and Candy. Speaking about the album, he said: “I set out to create the album that I wanted to write and release after I left Take That in 1995.

“It was the peak of Britpop and a golden age for British music. I’ve worked with some of my heroes on this album; it’s raw, there are more guitars and it’s an album that’s even more upbeat and anthemic than usual.

“There’s some ‘Brit’ in there and there’s certainly some ‘pop’ too – I’m immensely proud of this as a body of work and I’m excited for fans to hear this album.”