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The Sun
6 days ago
- The Sun
Watch the moment Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen struggles with FOUR tricky Catchphases – are you smarter?
TV star Laurence Llwelyn-Bowen struggled with four difficult puzzles on Celebrity Catchphrase - but could you crack them? The Changing Rooms star, 60, overcame Russell Kane and Charlene White to reach the final round. 5 5 5 While the ITV show's contestants must "say what they see", this can prove tricky on challenging puzzles. Laurence was left stumped on four Super Catchphrase riddles and therefore had to pass on them. The first depicted people writing on a blackboard, a whiteboard and a third board covered in cheese. In particular, Laurence had to focus on the last board, which had an arrow pointing at it. Up next was was a building balancing on a pole as a figure stood at a nearby ATM. The next one featured the show's Mr. Chips character performing as a rapper on a stage. His audience was two desk fans, one blue and one pink, with the pink one jumping up and down. Last but not least, Laurence saw two people on either side of a broken fence, as they worked together to repair it. Despite these stumbling blocks, he won £2,500 for charity in the final round. Combined with his winnings from earlier in the show, Laurence scooped a total of £7,000. Watch the moment top comedian rages 'I'm fuming' after missing out on £50k Celebrity "The answers he missed were "Cheese Board", "Bank Balance", "Fangirl" and "Mending Fences." Other famous faces have been left stumped on the beloved ITV game show. Comedian Chris Ramsey dropped to his knees after missing out on a £50,000 Catchphrase. He made fast work of the pyramid - and found himself facing the £50,000 jackpot puzzle with over 20 seconds on the clock. The riddle showed a group of seven '1's' standing on a stage, all holding trophies or wearing a first place ribbon. Chris guessed: "First place... first cup... first prize... first stage", but to no avail. Hardest Quiz Show Questions Would you know the answers to some of quizzing TV's hardest questions Who Wants To Be A Millionaire - Earlier this year, fans were left outraged after what they described as the "worst" question in the show's history. Host Jeremy Clarkson asked: 'From the 2000 awards ceremony onwards, the Best Actress Oscar has never been won by a woman whose surname begins with which one of these letters?' The multiple choice answers were between G, K, M and W. In the end, and with the £32,000 safe, player Glen had to make a guess and went for G. It turned out to be correct as Nicole Kidman, Frances McDormand and Kate Winslet are among the stars who have won the Best Actress gong since 2000. The 1% Club - Viewers of Lee Mack's popular ITV show were left dumbfounded by a question that also left the players perplexed. The query went as follows: "Edna's birthday is on the 6th of April and Jen's birthday falls on the 15th of October, therefore Amir's birthday must be the 'X' of January." It turns out the conundrum links the numbers with its position in the sentence, so 6th is the sixth word and 15th is the fifteenth word. Therefore, Amir's birthday is January 24th, corresponding to the 24th word in the sentence. The Chase - The ITV daytime favourite left fans scratching their heads when it threw up one of the most bizarre questions to ever grace the programme. One of the questions asked the player: "Someone with a nightshade intolerance should avoid eating what?" The options were - sweetcorn, potatoes, carrots - with Steve selecting sweetcorn but the correct answer was potatoes. His time ultimately ran out missing the jackpot - but he still bagged an impressive £25,000 for his charity. Asked by Stephen how he felt, Chris replied: "Great, but very annoyed that I'm playing for a theatre and the last one looked like it had something to do with theatre. "I'm absolutely fuming, what was it?" The correct answer turned out to be "Everyone's a winner." 5
Scottish Sun
23-07-2025
- Scottish Sun
I'm a single mum-of-4 & found a 5-night caravan holiday for £22 – we had ‘private beach' access & saw seals for free
VANTASTIC I'm a single mum-of-4 & found a 5-night caravan holiday for £22 – we had 'private beach' access & saw seals for free Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) TAKING your family away on holiday can be expensive - but one savvy single mum shared how she did it for just £22 per person. Charlene Woracker, who has four children, revealed how she found a dream caravan holiday in St Ives for the bargain price. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 5 Mum-of-four Charlene Woracker shared how she found a St Ives caravan holiday for £111 for five nights Credit: TikTok/@mummybudgets 5 She raved about St Ives for being affordable and fun for her children Credit: Getty On her @mummybudgets account, she shared how the trick included her kids playing on a 'private beach', seeing seals and body boarding. She booked a Haven trip during half term which set her back £111, and despite the six-hour drive, it was 'absolutely worth it' when they arrived. Upon arrival, they set off to eat the famous Cornish pasties and explored the gorgeous local town. She shared how her kids had loved exploring a beautiful little church as part of their free sightseeing day. Charlene then took her kids to the beach which was 'completely empty' and felt like they were abroad. The mum added: 'It was just us there on our own most of the time. It was like having a private beach.' She pointed out this was ideal for her family as her kids 'struggle with crowds.' Then it was time to see some very furry local residents - a population of seals. Charlene shared: 'The kids really wanted to see the seals, a local told us how we could see them for free in their natural habitat. 'It was only a 15 minute walk up the cliffs and was such an amazing moment when we got to the top.' Hidden gem Scots caravan park with luxury hot tubs that's just five steps from the beach The mum then took her brood to visit Land's End, and said that although there was a mini amusement park there, they loved all the free activities nearby. The only thing she paid for was the Tate Modern, but loved seeing the local St Ives art. Charlene said she loved her bargain trip, and concluded: 'This trip made me appreciate how beautiful the uk is. Cornwall is definitely a hidden gem. 'The van was £111, food shop was £80 and extra expenses £60 so in total for all of us it was £250 going on holiday doesn't have to cost a fortune.' 5 She said she felt like she was abroad thanks to the gorgeous 'secluded' beaches Credit: TikTok/@mummybudgets 5 She also took her kids to see seals for free Credit: Getty 5 She said seeing the local seal population was 'amazing' for her family Credit: Getty CHARLENE'S MONEY TIP Many people were hugely impressed with her purse-friendly family trip, with her video racking up over 1,000 likes. One said: 'The price you paid is such a steal, I need to do my homework more when booking our caravan holidays.' Charlene advised: 'I find it cheaper to book closer to the date you're going away. "I always check prices they are always changing so just look out.' Another added: 'This sounds like a dream! What a lovely few days away!'
Daily Mirror
02-07-2025
- Daily Mirror
Loose Women star in 'agony' and unable to walk after 'not glamorous' accident
Loose Women panelists reacted to the news that co-star Sunetra Sarker has injured both of her ankles after she shared her experience on the ITV show this afternoon A Loose Women panelist revealed that she's struggling to walk after a set of accidents recently. Sunetra Sarker, 52, opened up to her colleagues earlier about injuring both of her ankles, including sharing that she had been in "agony". Sunetra, 52 - known for her acting roles on Casualty and Ackley Bridge - spoke about her health on the ITV show this afternoon. She was joined on the panel today by Charlene White, 45, Janet Street-Porter, 78, and Jane Moore, 63. The actor unveiled her latest injury during a segment about "negativity bias". Charlene teased at one point: "Whether we liked it or not, Sunetra gave us a roll call of doom when she walked in this morning. So, go on, tell everyone!" Sunetra then revealed that she had sprained her right ankle at home two months ago. She recalled looking forward to being able to walk "properly" again weeks later before spraining her other ankle on her way to physiotherapy. Following the introduction from Charlene, Sunetra shared with the panel and fans: "Everyone I'm meeting now as soon as they come towards me I'm like 'get ready for the speech'. Things have been going from bad to worse!" She continued: "Six weeks ago I sprained my ankle. It was agony. I cannot explain how this hot pain ..." Charlene asked her: "How did you sprain that one?" Sunetra said: "I had a dead leg. I was trying to put my foot in a slipper. It's nothing showbiz. Sorry, it's not glamorous. I just was old and I couldn't get my foot in my slipper." She added on the show: "So then I've been 'poor me, poor me'. Strapped up. Everyone who sees me has been like 'oh you poor thing with your bandage on your leg'." Sunetra continued: "On my way to physio for said sprained ankle, six weeks after the injury, I'm thinking 'I'm nearly gonna be able to walk again properly'. On the way, my flip-flop gets caught under the doormat." Jane was seen laughing as Sunetra reacted: "Laughing already at my doom." She then recalled: "So my flip flop gets caught, I trip, my left leg comes out to save my face from hitting the ground and guess what, sprained left ankle [now]." Referencing her own character from the BBC medical drama, Sunetra continued: "So, now, Dr Zoe Hanna from Casualty is sitting in casualty for six hours being recognised by everyone [asking questions]." She then described the experience as "awful". Charlene noted that footwear was involved in both accidents, teasing: "We need to look at like your shoe game!" Sunetra, who had lifted up one of her crutches to show the audience moments earlier, responded: "Now it's crutches!" Jane went on to reveal that she had also laughed when she heard the story backstage prior to the episode being filmed. Jane said: "When she was telling me this morning, she said 'I was on my way to physio' and I just started laughing. I was like 'I'm so sorry I'm laughing but it's funny'." She added: "That is why I think we love ... I think it's a particularly British thing ... I think we love negativity because it's funny. It can be, obviously there's a large section of negativity that isn't. But mostly we tell negative stories because there's a bit of a punchline, they can be quite self-depricating and it makes you laugh." Loose Women continues tomorrow from 12.30pm on ITV and ITVX.
