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22 minutes ago
- Daily Mail
Denise Van Outen puts on a leggy display in a quirky orange cardigan as she joins glamorous Lady Mary Charteris at Wilderness Festival 2025
Denise Van Outen and Lady Mary Charteris led the celebrity arrivals on the third day of Wilderness Festival 2025 on Saturday. Presenter Denise, 51, put on a leggy display in a quirky orange cardigan which featured a martini art design. She layered the unique jacket over a casual white T-shirt and finished off her ensemble with a pair of white tasseled cowboy boots. To accessorise, Denise sported a pair of large sparkly sunglasses and a disco necklace. Meanwhile, Mary showed off her incredible figure in a sheer black top with daring cutouts, which she paired with baggy white jeans. The model, 38, kept comfortable in a pair of white trainers with purple laces as she embraced festival chic. Mary appeared to be in jovial spirits as she performed a DJ set to mark Don Julio Tequila's debut at the festival. Saturday's line-up featured big names including Basement Jaxx, Supergrass, Wet Leg, and more. It was Denise's second day in a row at the festival after she was spotted looking very glamorous at Wilderness on Friday. She delighted fans at the glitzy event as she was seen behind the DJ decks partying away with crowds of fans. For her set, Denise made sure to turn heads in the glittery garment, which featured a plunging neckline. She paired her short garment with some trendy silver cowboy boots and silver fingerless gloves. To accessorise, Denise went all out with a pair of green sparkly sunglasses and necklace that read 'disco'. Friday's line-up for Wilderness Festival includes Air, Orbital, Berlioz, Bear's Den, Georgia, Craig Charles, Rosie Lowe, and Nubiyan Twist. Mary was seen enjoying her time at the music event as she performed a DJ set to mark Don Julio Tequila's debut at the festival The festival takes place from July 31st to August 3rd and it presented by luxury car brand, Audi. The event combines music, arts, wellbeing sessions, artisanship, late-night parties, outdoor activities and culinary experiences in the Oxfordshire countryside. Since its inception in 2011, Wilderness has become a popular music festival and has been attended by stars including Sophie Turner and Florence Pugh. It has been described as Britain's poshest festival as it has featured lavish amenities including yurts, mindfulness classes and champagne picnics over the years.
The Sun
22 minutes ago
- The Sun
Christine McGuinness reveals ex Paddy's reaction to her dating women as she says she'll never marry again
CHRISTINE McGuinness has opened up about her ex Paddy 's reaction to her dating woman and said she'll never marry again. Paddy and Christine announced they had separated in 2022 after 15 years together. 7 7 7 The pair still live together for the sake of their children, despite their split. Christine spoke out about her sexuality for the first time recently, revealing she has dated both sexes since she was a teen. The Sun revealed her fling with a leading soap actress earlier this month. Their encounter came in 2023, the year after Christine split from her ex-Top Gear host husband, Paddy, 51. The well-known actress, whom we are not naming, has previously been in relationships with men. Months after their marriage ended, Christine was pictured kissing singer Chelcee Grimes, 33. It was revealed how Christine got "incredibly close" to footballer Chelcee before splitting from Paddy. Yet the songwriter's recent fallout with pal Christine recently came to light, with the real reason for the pair's toxic spat revealed. The former couple have since disconnected on social media. Now, opening up in an interview with The Mail, Christine has revealed her ex Paddy's reaction to her dating woman. Christine McGuinness gives update on relationship with Paddy after soap star fling She said: "We spoke about this after we separated – what are we comfortable with, how much did we want to share – because neither of us wants to wake up and find the other on the front page of a newspaper. "But it's been three years now, I don't need to know what he's doing and he doesn't need to know about me. "It just stays outside the home." Christine then continued to explain that she would never bring a date back home. She shrieked: "No way! Even if I lived on my own it would be a long time before I took that step. "I was messaging an amazing woman last year, and it took three months before I agreed to meet her for a date. Christine has also said she would never use a dating app and meets people through friends, as her public profile is too high. Christine refuses to discuss Paddy's romantic life. The implication is they have both moved on and their private lives are none of each other's business. But could she see herself getting married again? "No,' she said. " I don't mean I'm traumatised by marriage; I was just so young then. I didn't understand how you're legally tied to someone if you're married. "I want to be in a committed relationship, but I want the freedom to walk away." Paddy and Christine first met through a mutual friend in 2007, when she was 19 and he was 33. In 2020, she was diagnosed with autism and ADHD after spending the majority of her life confused as to why she acted differently from everyone else growing up. Since then, the TV star has been raising awareness for it through interviews, television shows and public speaking. 7 7 7 7
Telegraph
22 minutes ago
- Telegraph
Home Office tried to silence Robert Jenrick after small boat terror claims
The Home Office tried to silence Robert Jenrick after he said terror suspects had arrived in Britain on small boats. In an article for The Telegraph last year, Mr Jenrick, the former immigration minister, claimed that individuals linked to Islamic State had 'waltzed right in' to Britain across the Channel. It can now be revealed that a fortnight later, the Home Office's most senior civil servant reprimanded him over the disclosure. Sir Matthew Rycroft, the department's then permanent secretary, wrote to Mr Jenrick to tell him the information 'should not have been made public' and warned him against 'any further disclosure' of sensitive information from his time in government. On Saturday, critics said the move showed that the Government was trying to 'suppress' concerns about the security implications of mass migration. During his spell as immigration minister between October 2022 and December 2023, Mr Jenrick would have had access to sensitive information and security briefings, including about migrants crossing the Channel. The Home Office has neither confirmed nor denied the veracity of Mr Jenrick's claims and is understood to have had concerns that they could undermine national security. In his letter, Sir Matthew argued that the former immigration minister was bound by rules that prohibit the disclosure of sensitive information, including the ministerial code and the Official Secrets Act. Sir Matthew is also understood to have confirmed that Yvette Cooper, the Home Secretary, was personally aware that he was issuing the reprimand. The revelation comes amid wider concerns about the Government's attitude towards free speech, especially on contentious topics such as migration. This week it emerged that a secretive Whitehall 'spy' unit has been used to target social media posts criticising migrant hotels and 'two-tier policing'. That prompted the White House to say it was monitoring the situation surrounding freedom of expression in the UK 'closely and with great concern'. Allies of Mr Jenrick expressed concern that the Home Office was trying to deter him from speaking out on security concerns around migration. Bradley Thomas, the Tory MP for Bromsgrove, said: 'Any attempt by the Home Office to suppress news of such significant national security importance is a disgrace. 'Robert Jenrick resigned from the Home Office on a point of principle and he has been clear that mass migration has not been good for our country. 'Robert's principled stance has seen him consistently challenge the failings of the immigration system to keep our country secure and prosperous.' He said that Ms Cooper's 'implicit awareness' that the reprimand was being issued was 'a dereliction of her duty to the British people'. Lewis Cocking, the Tory MP for Broxbourne, said that the warning to Mr Jenrick represented 'political overreach from the Civil Service'. 'They shouldn't be telling an elected Member of Parliament what they should or shouldn't be saying about illegal immigration,' he said. 'It's just another example of why we need a total overhaul of the Civil Service, to get them back working in the interests of ordinary British people. 'Labour Ministers have failed to give me clear answers on how many small boat arrivals fail criminality checks, and this suggests they are working with civil servants to keep the reality of the situation hidden from the public.' Ministerial code Former ministers continue to be bound by the ministerial code, which sets out the standards for their conduct, after they have left office. Mr Jenrick is also on the Privy Council, which advises the sovereign on matters of state, and whose members are subject to extra confidentiality obligations. It is understood that it is not unusual for officials to remind both current and former ministers of their responsibilities under those rules. Mr Jenrick declined to comment. The news comes as Labour is under growing pressure over its handling of the small boats crisis, with the number of crossings this year having already topped 25,000. Officials were forced to send migrants to a controversial overflow hotel in Canary Wharf on Saturday after almost 900 arrived on Wednesday.
