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Daily Mail
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- Daily Mail
EastEnders star Danielle Harold puts on a busty display in a skimpy black bikini as she rings in her 33rd birthday in Ibiza
Danielle Harold looked nothing short of sensational as she celebrated her 33rd birthday in style at the luxury four-star Amàre Beach Hotel in Ibiza this week. The former EastEnders star showcased her incredible figure in a busty black bikini as she posed up a storm on her hotel balcony. Her stylish two-piece featured a halterneck bikini top and matching tie-side bottoms with gold-toned hardware, which she paired with a sheer black lace sarong. Danielle added height to her frame with nude wedges and wore her platinum blonde locks in soft, beachy waves for the occasion. The actress opted for a full glam look, complementing her chic beachwear with bronzed makeup and fluttery lashes. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the Daily Mail's new showbiz newslette r to stay in the loop. Giving fans a glimpse of her lavish surroundings, Danielle showcased the hotel's luxurious amenities including outdoor pools, plush sun loungers, a gym, and a sprawling rooftop terrace. Sharing the snaps to Instagram, she gushed in the caption: 'Having the best birthday in the sun ☀️ Thank you @amarehotels for making my birthday so special having the most beautiful stay.' But the celebrations didn't stop there, as on Monday, the blonde beauty took to social media once again to post more sizzling snaps from her sun-drenched getaway. In one snap, Danielle wowed in a white bikini top layered under a broderie anglaise shirt and matching shorts as she posed for the camera. In another, Danielle showed off her long, toned legs in tiny denim shorts and a white T-shirt with a bold red lip print as she headed out for the evening. The TV star spent her birthday soaking up the Ibiza sunshine, enjoying a poolside lounge, spa treatments and even squeezed in a gym session. Captioning her latest post, she wrote: 'I don't want to go home thank you for having me @amarehotels (love heart emoji).' The holiday snaps come after MailOnline revealed Danielle and Max Bowden, 30, had a 'secret offscreen romance' during their time on the BBC soap. Giving fans a glimpse of her lavish surroundings, Danielle showcased the hotel's luxurious amenities including outdoor pools, plush sun loungers, a gym, and a sprawling rooftop terrace The former co-stars, whose characters Lola Pearce and Ben Mitchell shared a child together dated for years but kept their relationship under wraps. Danielle left the long-running series in 2023 after Lola died from a brain tumour while Max exited the following year. It was reported in February that the pair had unfollowed each other on Instagram, sparking mystery among EastEnders viewers over what had gone wrong between the ex-co-stars. MailOnline can reveal sources close to the couple, who featured together on Celebrity Antiques Road Trip, fell out over the breakdown of their relationship. Following the end of her hard-hitting storyline on EastEnders, Danielle appeared on ITV's I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!, alongside Jungle King Sam Thompson as well as Celebrity MasterChef and Celebrity Hunted. A source said: 'Danielle and Max dated for a number of years. 'Of course, it was known among the EastEnders cast and everyone thought they were sweet together. 'Their relationship hasn't ended on the best terms, and they have even unfollowed each other on Instagram. In one snap, Danielle wowed in a white bikini top layered under a broderie anglaise shirt and matching shorts as she posed for the camera 'There are a lot of emotions after they were friends, colleagues, and romantically involved for such a long time.' Max's character Ben was written out of the show after he was jailed for credit card fraud in America, where he was researching treatment options for Lola's cancer. He starred on the programme from 2019 as Phil Mitchell's son Ben, who has been portrayed by six different actors over the years, and featured in storylines including male rape and bulimia. Following Lola's sad passing, which saw her leave behind her husband Jay Brown, played by Jamie Borthwick, and daughter Lexi, Max dedicated an Instagram post to Danielle. He said: 'Our girl. What you have achieved in the last twelve months is extraordinary. My whole EastEnders 'journey' started with you, and what a ride it's been. MailOnline has approached Danielle and Max for comment. 'Watching you work so closely everyday has been inspiring but hasn't quite topped being your friend. You've been there for all of us when we've needed a friend, and for that I can only thank you.' Speaking about her close relationship with Max to promote their episode of Celebrity Antiques Road Trip, which aired on Valentine's Day, Danielle said: 'It's nice to do something fun. With EastEnders, our storylines are really heavy and really sad.' In response to Antiques Road Trip expert Ishy Khan, who said, 'You can tell there's love there', Danielle replied: 'Yeah, there is. He loves me really. He pretends like he don't, but he does.' Max added: 'We did some really dark and beautiful storylines together so we've spent a lot of time in each other's pockets, which is why we're so comfortable with each other.' Away from the drama of Albert Square, Max's love life has been well-documented. He was in a relationship with insurance executive Roisin Buckle for a year but the couple split in 2022 despite expecting their first baby together. Their son, Reginald Buckle, was born in September 2022, with the pair agreeing to co-parent. In the same year, Max also dated EastEnders actress Shona McGarty, who played Whitney Dean, but they went their separate ways after six months.
BBC News
3 hours ago
- BBC News
Ashby de la Launde church to increase security following theft
A church is planning additional security measures after a statue and other items were Police received a report of the theft from St Hibald, in Ashby de la Launde, near Sleaford, just after 14:00 BST on stolen objects stolen included a large wooden statue, believed to depict St Francis of Assisi, a 100-year-old chair and a prayer Reverend Mark Kennard said the loss of the statue made it feel like a "family heirloom was taken away". The thefts were discovered when a church member went to cut the grass on Monday morning and saw the padlock on the outer gate was missing, said Mr Kennard, who has been priest-in-charge at the church for eight said the thieves had "broken into somewhere precious" and added: "In my head and my heart I just compare it to someone's house."The St Francis statue had been in the church for several generations, and most of the stolen items were likely to have been donated by families, he said. Mr Kennard said the church would increase its security measures and take more precautions due to a "lack of trust".The church is asking people to keep an eye out for any of the items appearing for sale value of the items was unknown, police said. Listen to highlights from Lincolnshire on BBC Sounds, watch the latest episode of Look North or tell us about a story you think we should be covering here.
BBC News
3 hours ago
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Wye Valley community raising money to refurbish 16th century pub
A community group is hoping to raise money to refurbish and reopen a 16th Century village Brockweir Inn Community Benefit Society (BICBS) purchased the pub in the Gloucestershire Wye Valley in December 2024 after 395 founder members invested £387, society launched a new share offer on 1 June, which will end on 15 July, to raise as much money as possible to renovate and reopen the shareholder will be given an equal say on how they would like to see the pub run, regardless of how many shares they bought. Each share costs £1, and individuals can purchase between 250 and 100, society hopes to raise £100,000, although varying degrees of renovation would be possible if a figure between the minimum of £25,000 and maximum of £250,000 is of the initial share offer included BICBS members living in Brockweir, as well as members as far away as New York and Morland, chairman of BICBS, said the society had been "overwhelmed" by the support it had received to open the "wonderful and much-loved" pub. "We are delighted that so many people are moved to join our community, preserving its unique history and helping us to build a sustainable future," Mr Morland said."Now we just need a few more enterprising individuals to join us and we will be ready to welcome locals and visitors to the Brockweir Inn once more."Detailed information about BICBS and the plans for the refurbishment can be found on its website.
