Celebs Go Dating’s Paul C Brunson shuns Mark Labbett’s apology after tense row

Following an argument between them at a brunch, Celebs Go Dating star Mark Labbett was caught trying to apologize to relationship coach Paul C. Brunson.

Relationship coach Paul C. Brunson said he didn’t accept Mark Labbett’s apology on last night’s Celebs Go Dating. It came after the Chase star was accused of insulting Paul in a scene that aired on the E4 show earlier this week.

Mark is one of the famous people who Paul and his coworkers, Anna Williamson and Dr. Tara Suwinyattichaiporn, are dating. At a brunch held on Wednesday night, he made fun of the trio, claiming that he and his date Deanne were “smarter” than them.

The quiz’s author apologized at the time because of the tension between him and Paul. Mark apologised to the agency in the most recent episode, which aired yesterday, before his upcoming session.

He apologized to Paul, “I’m here to apologize.” I’m so sorry I offended you, but I apologized profligately. I was immediately aware of my error and I apologize. Then Paul said, “Mark, I appreciate what you said. I reject that apology.

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Mark Labbett, pictured, was seen apologising to Paul C. Brunson on last night’s Celebs Go Dating following tension at a brunch(Image: E4)

In a confessional, Paul described his decision. He explained to the audience, “I wouldn’t be doing my job unless I helped him manage complex emotional situations in the future,” while I commend Mark for entering.

When he met with Mark, he inquired, “Do you know why I don’t accept that apology?” A textbook apology is acknowledging exactly how you think we felt at the time, Paul said after the guest said “no.” True apologies include “I own it, I’m sorry for how I made you feel, I take 100% of the blame, and here’s how I intend to repair the damage I caused.”

Right, Mark responded. I offended you, Paul, and I’m so sorry. And I’ll do everything in my power to support and assist my coworkers as much as I can. Paul remarked, “I can accept that. After thanking him, the two “hugged it out” before hitting it off.

Mark described it as “like being a naughty schoolkid in the headmaster’s office,” but he nailed it in a confessional. I’m starting to realize that my emotional control isn’t what it used to be, and I’m starting to feel like my grandmother.

Paul C. Brunson in a black jumper sat in the Celebs Go Dating office.
Paul, pictured, didn’t accept Mark’s first apology in the scene but accepted his second after giving him advice on how to apologise(Image: E4)

Before a session with them, Mark later apologized to Anna and Tara. He apologised to them without condition, “I do.” You have nothing but admiration for your abilities in the workplace. I’m sorry”.

After a brunch with his co-stars, where he and Deanne admitted they wanted to go on another date, he apologized. Mark made fun of the three coaches’ eyes by saying he wanted one.

We’ve just enjoyed each other’s company, he said, and there’s occasionally some overthinking. Although we’re not the same as you guys as master strategists, let’s face it, we’re smarter than you! So let’s just pursue our own interests.”

You know why you always make fun of us, Paul said. because you have no emotional intelligence. I apologize, but I’m gracious to those who count. According to Paul, “What I notice is that you insult people when you get anxious.”

Mark responded, “No, just you”! Paul responded, “So there you go again.” Mark, a former teacher, claimed using “wit” as a standard for a teacher, but Paul claimed to be using “insults” in place of “wit.” You want to be a teacher all the time, but first, you have to be a student. Paul questioned whether it was “genuine,” which he replied that it was. Mark later apologised and Paul thanked him.

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Celebs Go Dating will continue on E4 on Monday at 9 p.m.

Inside Laura Whitmore’s life from famous husband to latest project

A brand-new, harrowing true crime series starring Laura Whitmore is scheduled to hit theaters the following week.

Laura Whitmore is poised to grace our screens once more next week with a chilling new true crime programme.

Crime+Investigation UK will debut Laura Whitmore on Britain’s Killer Teens on Monday, 8th September at 9pm, delving into some of the nation’s most disturbing teenage murder cases. The host will examine Britain’s most harrowing youth crimes as she seeks to tackle the pressing question of why these tragedies occur.

The documentary series will also look into whether steps can be taken to stop further, devastating killings and features exclusive conversations with family members as well as experts and investigative teams. Each program will focus on a distinct case over five episodes.

Laura Whitmore investigates some of Britain’s killer teens including a Dexter copycat killer as she returns to screens(Image: Crime+Investigation)

From a Dexter-inspired murderer to a teen who slaughtered his own parents before departing on holiday whilst leaving their corpses behind, reports OK!. But who exactly is Laura Whitmore?

spouse of a famous person

Laura Whitmore is married to comedian Iain Stirling, who is renowned for providing the voiceover for the hit Love Island reality programme. Their relationship flourished in 2017 when reports emerged of the pair enjoying a “secret relationship”.

Following months of rumours, it was finally confirmed the duo were flourishing as a couple, with both taking to their social media platforms to become ‘Instagram official’.

Since that time, they’ve frequently shared sweet pictures of their families and themselves. Laura and Iain moved in together in 2018 and posted a photo of their moving experience online.

When Laura was discovered wearing a ring on her finger, there was soon much speculation. As their relationship develops, the dynamic duo have been spotted collaborating on Love Island and creating their own podcast, Murder They Wrote.

Laura and her husband Iain Sterling
Laura and her husband Iain Sterling(Image: Getty)

Secret Wedding

Fans were stunned when Laura dropped a bombshell in 2021. Iain asked me to marry him a year ago, and the wedding was magical and flawless.

We adored being by ourselves. We had planned the ideal occasion, and I’ll never forget how grateful we were. Our engagement and wedding have never been discussed publicly.

“We never felt the need to say anything because it was all a personal experience back then.” We were too busy enjoying it either! Here’s to the good news: “We’ve never shared this picture before, but many people have contacted us and congratulated us on good intentions over the past month.”

OK! previously reported that Laura shared an unseen wedding photo on her anniversary which featured the stylish shoes she wore to walk down the aisle. The monochrome snap showcased the Jimmy Choo heels she donned on her big day, simply captioned: “11.11”.

LONDON, ENGLAND - MAY 11: Laura Whitmore attends the 2025 BAFTA Television Awards with P&O Cruises at The Royal Festival Hall on May 11, 2025 in London, England. (Photo by Karwai Tang/WireImage)
Laura Whitmore will return to screens with a brand new true crime series(Image: Karwai Tang/WireImage)

Private Family Life

Laura maintains a quiet family life despite her well-known career. On social media, she occasionally shares details about her private life with her followers, including details about the couple’s 2021 birth and home’s exquisite decor.

Laura expressed gratitude for all the kind messages sent at this time in a modest Instagram post announcing the birth of their daughter. We have a romantic partner.

As previously reported by Mirror, their stunning home is filled with distinctive designs and vibrant patterns, creating a light and airy atmosphere. During lockdown, fans were treated to a look inside their main residence when the couple appeared on Celebrity Gogglebox, offering viewers a glimpse into their off-screen lives.

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Career in presenting

Laura Whitmore is a well-known Irish broadcaster, author, and actress. Fans will remember her from her time as the presenter of Love Island before she stepped down in 2022, as well as her role on I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here! Now!

The Laura Whitmore Show, the star’s radio program, and the podcasts Murder They Wrote and Castaway are also hosted by the star. The brand-new series Britain’s Killer Teens, which will give voice to victims and their families, is now being presented by Laura.

BBC Breakfast legend shares health update after ‘excruciating’ issue

Following what she previously described as an “excruciating” experience, former BBC Breakfast presenter Louise Minchin has updated her on her health.

Louise Minchin (right) with her-then BBC Breakfast colleagues Steph McGovern and Dan Walker in 2018(Image: Dave J Hogan, Dave J Hogan/Getty Images)

Former BBC Breakfast host Louise Minchin has provided a fresh update on her wellbeing, following what she previously branded an “excruciating” ordeal. The 56-year-old has become a champion for menopause awareness, highlighting the crucial need for frank discussions and solidarity amongst women facing comparable struggles.

The presenter made it clear how emotionally draining it was for her during her menopause, especially when she broadcast live on television, in 2022. Hello! She recalls having an “embarrassing conversation” with her superior at work because she was “too hot and sweaty.”

She stated to the publication in her recollections that she wasn’t being a diva. It was agonizing. After a three-year break from presenting duties before joining BBC Rip Off Britain last year, Louise left the program in 2021.

She hasn’t stopped exercising, which includes running, cycling, and swimming.

Louise gives an update on her health in an exclusive interview with Reach PLC. She claims to now feel “great” thanks to her exercise regimen.

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Louise Minchin stepped away from BBC Breakfast in 2021(Image: PA)

She continued, “It has helped me in many ways, but when I was having really bad menopausal issues, I had both physical and what I would call psychological issues.” I also experienced terrible hot sweats that kept me awake, which made it seem like I was sleeping really badly.

I’m not a very anxious person, but I was feeling much more anxious than Louise, who I know, and I found that exercise was really good for both my physical health and my bones and the rest of it.

“But again, it just gave me that peaceful and peaceful moment that quenched those irrational thoughts.”

Louise revealed that she forced herself to go outside in order to avoid the menopause, which made her want to stay inside.

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Louise Minchin has become a champion for menopause awareness(Image: Getty)

She explained that exercise has really helped her through a lot of difficult times in her life, especially those when I was funding menopause and experiencing really difficult symptoms.

Louise continued, “I’m great, I’m 57 on Monday and it’s really interesting, I’ve been on a big journey with exercise really, and what I’ve learned is that I’m really proud of what my body cam do, not necessarily what it looks like, but rather accept that it’s good.

I’ve learned a lot from my experience, which is that as you get older, you should be proud of what your body has done and what it can do rather than how it looks.

This weekend sees Louise team up with her former BBC Breakfast colleague Dan Walker for the Tour De 4 challenge.

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Sir Chris Hoy was diagnosed with stage four prostate cancer in September 2023(Image: GETTY)

Following his own diagnosis, Sir Chris Hoy’s steadfast determination to change attitudes regarding stage 4 cancer led to the creation of the brand-new cycling business. It’s absolutely amazing, according to Louise, and it’s to raise money and raise awareness for those who have stage four cancer.

“I know Chris quite well, I’ve known him for a while, and I’m confident that the day will be both very inspiring and emotional, exciting and exhausting.”

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“I know he’s really excited for the day, and he’s been absolutely on it, advertising it, and talking about it,” he said.

Anderson’s journey from ‘unique’ Newcastle departure to England call-up

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It was a moment Helen and Iain Anderson will never forget.

Their son, Elliot, had just got off the phone with the England manager when he Facetimed his parents last week.

“His face was lit up,” mum Helen said following his first senior call-up. “Thomas Tuchel had spoken to him and said he was going to include him.

“We went through all the emotions you can imagine being a parent, knowing he had just received the news he dreamt of and worked so hard for.”

The measured Anderson, however, did not want to discuss it any further until the squad was formally announced and he “saw it in black and white”.

Confirmation arrived when the former Newcastle midfielder least expected it the next morning.

As Anderson and his Nottingham Forest team-mates were watching the Europa League draw in the gym, an image of the 22-year-old alongside the words “call up” flashed up on the screen to loud cheers.

Anderson is now in line to potentially make his England debut against Andorra in front of his proud family at Villa Park on Saturday.

‘Desperate’ to play for England

Some had called it long ago.

In fact, such was Anderson’s promise, one or two of his former teachers at Valley Gardens Middle School even considered placing a bet on him playing for England one day.

Anderson always had talent – a former team-mate still has his number saved as ‘wonderkid’ in his contacts – but he has gone on to quietly prove he can do both sides of the game at Forest.

On the ball, Anderson has made more line-breaking passes than any other midfielder so far in the Premier League this season (32), including a superb assist for Chris Wood in his side’s opening day win against Brentford.

Out of possession, meanwhile, Anderson ranked second for duels won (242), third for possession won (207) and fifth for tackles (92) among players in his position in the top-flight last year.

No wonder Tuchel hailed Anderson as a “good package” after he helped England under-21s retain their European title a couple of months ago.

Anderson, who featured in every game, was named in the team of the tournament at the Euros and under-21s manager Lee Carsley “really enjoyed working with him”.

“He’s very committed to his preparation and doing well,” Carsley said. “I know how desperate he is to play for England.

“He made that really clear in all the conversations that we had. We constantly spoke about putting him in a position where he was selectable and he’s done that with his determination, commitment and confidence.

“He’s got so many attributes. He’s physically very good, technically he’s excellent but, more importantly, his mentality to be a top player is what has put him in this position and he should be really proud of what he’s doing.”

It could have been very different, of course.

Anderson, who has a Scottish grandmother, previously represented the Tartan Army through the age groups and was even handed a senior call-up in 2023.

But Ben Dawson, who was Newcastle’s first-team development coach at the time, also recalled how determined Anderson was to play for the Three Lions.

“I remember having discussions with Elliot, saying Scotland could be a great opportunity to play European Championship games and World Cup qualifiers, but he was adamant that he would play for England,” Dawson said.

Bouncing back from PSR shock

That mentality was just one of the many reasons why Newcastle head coach Eddie Howe did not want to lose Anderson last summer.

Anderson was on holiday in Portugal with his family when Howe phoned him to explain Newcastle’s dire situation at the time.

If Newcastle did not raise funds quickly, through the sales of Anderson to Nottingham Forest and Yankuba Minteh to Brighton, the club were going to breach profit and sustainability rules (PSR) and incur a points deduction following years of imbalanced trading.

Anderson did not become embittered following his exit, though. Far from it.

He was at Wembley just nine months later to watch his former team-mates win the Carabao Cup and end Newcastle’s long wait for silverware.

The Geordie, whose grandfather, Geoff Allen, also played for the club, even gave Anthony Elanga a glowing reference about Newcastle before his team-mate left Forest.

Anderson made the move in reverse, but those closest to the midfielder “couldn’t have wished for a better club for him to be sold to” – even if it was a wrench to leave at first following 14 years at Newcastle.

“Elliot was, for a time, very disappointed to be sold,” said his mum. “It was a unique situation that he had not had any pre-warning about nor had he asked for the move.

‘An incredible future ahead of him’

Even Anderson was the first to recognise he “probably wouldn’t” be in the England squad if he had not made the move.

He faced intense competition at Newcastle, where Sandro Tonali, Bruno Guimaraes and Joelinton have formed a formidable trio in the middle of the park.

But he quickly established himself at Forest.

Harry Toffolo, who helped Anderson settle in at the City Ground, said his former team-mate “took everything in his stride” as he helped Forest challenge for a Champions League place last season.

“Moving is difficult for a player coming from his hometown club,” he said. “But you could see Elliot’s maturity and his love for the game when he first came in at Forest. He made an instant impact and thoroughly deserves all the plaudits he’s getting now because he’s elevated the team to another level.

“I was lucky enough to train with him and play with him. I could see the effort he put in day in, day out and the extra work he was doing, so I’m not surprised at all. He’s got an incredible future ahead of him.”

Forest are reaping the benefits, but Anderson’s legacy is still being felt on Tyneside.

A meeting room at Newcastle’s academy, which looks out on to the first-team pitches, is even named after Anderson and serves as a daily reminder of his journey to the next generation.

This is a player who has earned England recognition “through hard work, resilience and a consistently excellent attitude” in the words of Newcastle’s academy director Steve Harper.

“Every member of staff who worked with him here says the same – he was a joy to coach,” he said. “His availability was always high, he was robust, intelligent in and out of possession and these skills are what helped him transition from academy football into a first-team environment.

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Tributes after death of 0 not out off 137 cricketer

East Midlands, Dan MartinBBC News

Bestwick, Ian A head and shoulders picture of a man with a beard Bestwick, Ian

After the passing of a club cricket player who toppled 137 balls without allowing a run, tributes have been paid.

Bestwick, Ian, who played for Darley Abbey Cricket Club in Derbyshire, gained global attention for his resolute knock in which he finished not out in August 2024.

According to the club, Mr. Bestwick, who was also known as “Beast,” passed away at the age of 49 on August 25.

Ian Jepson made his club debut in 2008, according to a Facebook post from the organization that read: “Over the course of the next 17 years Ian has developed a highly valued and very supportive club membership.

He understood the values, friendship, camaraderie, and cohesion amateur clubs and organizations like ours can impart to the local community and that he was particularly interested in the game traditions.

Darley Abbey Cricket Club Bestwick, Ian in a yellow cricket shirt. He holds a bat and stands in front of a scoreboard.Darley Abbey Cricket Club

Mr. Jepson continued, “On numerous occasions, he turned down the chance to play in his place,” adding that he would volunteer to score or umpire.

Regardless of his own ideals, Ian was a lively presence; he loved real ale; and he was always willing to contribute to a discussion and to hear from an alternative viewpoint.

Mr. Jepson claimed that the club was giving his wife and kids everything.

“Refused to score,”

The batter received unexpected attention from far and wide from the club’s 4th XI after his remarkable scoreless inning-scoring performance.

He claimed that the match’s response had “gone crackers” at the time and that it had been broadcast on the BBC.

He said, “It’s gone round the world.” Australia, Pakistan, and Qatar have all mentioned it.

“I’ve received friend requests from all over the world.”

After the opposition’s Mickleover 3rd XI posted a total of 271 in his steely stand, Mr. Bestwick took his strong stand.

After 45 overs, Darley Abbey came in with a score of just 21-4, which meant the game ended in a draw.

We had spent three hours chasing leather around the field, Mr. Bestwick said.

They left and were dejected, but at the conclusion, it appeared like we had won a cup or something.

“Our dressing room had a fantastic atmosphere. It was fantastic.

He continued, “Toward the end, it became something where I was determined not to score.”

Unite’s senior trade union representative at Rolls-Royce was Mr. Bestwick.

Ian was a hugely influential character in both the company and the colleagues he represented, according to a post from the Rolls-Royce and Associates staff forum.

He offered suggestions for constructive and thoughtful ways to improve the business and showed great concern for it.

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Tributes after death of 0 not out off 137 cricketer

East Midlands, Dan MartinBBC News

Bestwick, Ian A head and shoulders picture of a man with a beard Bestwick, Ian

After the passing of a club cricket player who toppled 137 balls without allowing a run, tributes have been paid.

Bestwick, Ian, who played for Darley Abbey Cricket Club in Derbyshire, gained global attention for his resolute knock in which he finished not out in August 2024.

According to the club, Mr. Bestwick, who was also known as “Beast,” passed away at the age of 49 on August 25.

Ian Jepson made his club debut in 2008, according to a Facebook post from the organization that read: “Over the course of the next 17 years Ian has developed a highly valued and very supportive club membership.

He understood the values, friendship, camaraderie, and cohesion amateur clubs and organizations like ours can impart to the local community and that he was particularly interested in the game traditions.

Darley Abbey Cricket Club Bestwick, Ian in a yellow cricket shirt. He holds a bat and stands in front of a scoreboard.Darley Abbey Cricket Club

Mr. Jepson continued, “On numerous occasions, he turned down the chance to play in his place,” adding that he would volunteer to score or umpire.

Regardless of his own ideals, Ian was a lively presence; he loved real ale; and he was always willing to contribute to a discussion and to hear from an alternative viewpoint.

Mr. Jepson claimed that the club was giving his wife and kids everything.

“Refused to score,”

The batter received unexpected attention from far and wide from the club’s 4th XI after his remarkable scoreless inning-scoring performance.

He claimed that the match’s response had “gone crackers” at the time and that it had been broadcast on the BBC.

He said, “It’s gone round the world.” Australia, Pakistan, and Qatar have all mentioned it.

“I’ve received friend requests from all over the world.”

After the opposition’s Mickleover 3rd XI posted a total of 271 in his steely stand, Mr. Bestwick took his strong stand.

After 45 overs, Darley Abbey came in with a score of just 21-4, which meant the game ended in a draw.

We had spent three hours chasing leather around the field, Mr. Bestwick said.

They left and were dejected, but at the conclusion, it appeared like we had won a cup or something.

“Our dressing room had a fantastic atmosphere. It was fantastic.

He continued, “Toward the end, it became something where I was determined not to score.”

Unite’s senior trade union representative at Rolls-Royce was Mr. Bestwick.

Ian was a hugely influential character in both the company and the colleagues he represented, according to a post from the Rolls-Royce and Associates staff forum.

He offered suggestions for constructive and thoughtful ways to improve the business and showed great concern for it.

More on this story.
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