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Katherine Jenkins: ‘It’s nice to see my musical passion coming full circle with my children’
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Prince of Wales unveils tribute to the ‘valour and sacrifice’ of fallen police officers
The Prince of Wales paid tribute to the “valour and sacrifice” of police officers and staff as a national memorial in Staffordshire was dedicated to those who have “laid down their lives to keep us safe”. Standing in the shadow of the new UK Police Memorial, Prince Charles expressed thanks on behalf of the country to the men and women who have put themselves in harm’s way to protect the nation. On Wednesday, he unveiled a plaque at the monument, which commemorates almost 5,000 police officers an
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Life & Rhymes, review: a refreshing reminder of how vibrant spoken word can be
With sinking heart, I tuned in to the TV Baftas resigned to The Masked Singer winning best entertainment programme. Instead, in one of the surprises of the evening, it went to Life & Rhymes (Sky Arts). Reader, I had never heard of it. But anything that stands in the way of Katherine Jenkins dressed as a giant octopus is fine by me. Life & Rhymes also beat entertainment stalwarts Strictly Come Dancing and Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway, both of which attract millions more viewers. Strictly
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Nicky Spence has the popular touch, plus the best of June’s classical concerts
Art-song tends to be a rarefied and somewhat high-falutin’ thing, but tenor Nicky Spence is emphatically neither. When he burst onto the scene, back in 2004, with his first best-selling album, My First Love, he was promoted as “The Scottish Tenor”. He sang on the same stage as Katherine Jenkins and Shirley Bassey, and seemed set to remain highly popular – until he took himself back to school, and became a serious artist instead. But Spence kept the common touch, and with excellent results, as Tu
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Why online therapy is the future - and how to make it work for you
There are no tissues on the table, and I’ve forgotten to get a glass of water – because while I’ve previously met my therapist face-to-face in a serene office, successive lockdowns mean that, like everything else, mental health support has largely moved online. More of us than ever sought out therapy during the past year, with NHS waiting lists lengthening daily, and private psychotherapists fielding a barrage of enquiries. According to a survey by the Royal College of Psychiatrists last May, 43
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Katherine Jenkins' daughter interrupts her livestream concert to join in dancing
The singer was joined by her five-year-old for a dance during the show.
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European Film Awards Go Online; Jude Law & Pete Townshend Short; ‘Katherine Jenkins: Christmas Spectacular’ Deal; BBC-NFTS Pact — Euro Briefs
European Film Awards Head Online The 33rd European Film Awards have pivoted to a virtual ceremony as the pandemic continues to disrupt international travel plans. Scheduled to take place on December 12 in Reykjavik, the event will now go fully digital for this year, before returning to the Icelandic capital in 2021. Organizers of the […]
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Katherine Jenkins on how she's ditched the diets but still stays fit
Fortieth birthdays can be daunting affairs but Katherine Jenkins passed the milestone two weeks ago without a midlife meltdown. “Yeah, I feel okay,” purrs the glamorous mezzo-soprano, her Welsh accent undimmed by years of singing for royalty, popes and presidents. “I can’t quite believe I’m now going to say: I’m 40. It is that thing, isn’t it? But I think what has happened in the last few months has – for me anyway, and I think for a lot of other people – been really good at clarifying what is i
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Loose Women's Stacey Solomon admits to crush on Louis Theroux
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Opera star sings Britain's VE Day hits from an empty Albert Hall
Welsh mezzo-soprano Katherine Jenkins will stream a concert from an empty Royal Albert Hall on Friday evening, as locked-down Britain marks the 75th anniversary of "Victory in Europe" Day. Millions of people held a two-minute silence while military jets flew over the United Kingdom's four capitals during commemorations for the end of World War Two on the continent. "It's totally surreal to be here at the Royal Albert Hall without any audience," said Jenkins as she recorded her performance on T
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Dame Vera Lynn and Katherine Jenkins to release 'We'll Meet Again' in aid of NHS
The pair have recorded a duet while in lockdown to raise fund for the NHS.
