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Daily Mirror
3 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
BBC The One Show viewers confused over unexpected format change
The One Show fans were left confused as Alex Jones and Clara Amfo interviewed Tina Knowles on Tuesday The One Show viewers were left confused over an unexpected format change on Tuesday (June 3). In the latest episode of the popular BBC show, presenters Alex Jones and Clara Amfo covered the day's biggest stories from the UK and globally. The duo also spoke to actors Orlando Bloom and Nick Mohammed about their new British action comedy, Deep Cover, as well as television presenter Fern Britton, who discussed her latest novel, A Cornish Legacy. Later on, the hosts sat down with Tina Knowles to talk about her revealing new memoir, Matriarch. The book dives into her life's story, shedding light on her experiences of grief, tragedy, love and heartache, in addition to how she raised her successful daughters, Beyoncé Knowles-Carter and Solange Knowles, reports the Express. However, the show's viewers were left confused as Tina didn't join the other guests on the green sofa, but was instead sat in a different part of the studio. "I wonder if guests negotiate specially to be interviewed in this separate space, away from the riffraff on the main sofa," one viewer pondered on X (formerly Twitter). Another chimed in: "Tina gets her own sofa #TheOneShow," while someone else questioned: "Why wasn't she sat on the sofa with the guests? #TheOneShow." There was also speculation among some audience members about whether Tina's segment had been pre-taped, with one comment noting: "Never known anyone do this, assuming it's pre-recorded." During her interview, Tina opened up about the significance of penning her memoir, stating: "I have just been behind the scenes for pretty much [my daughters] whole career, so this was a big step for me to come out. "It's been a wonderful journey, I've learned so much from writing this book. It was very necessary to look at all the things, the good and the bad, that have happened in my life, and for me to tell it from my own words. "We're in a time where there are so many rumours, and I just wanted to set the record straight on so many things. It's been a great healing journey for me." Tina revealed that the memoir's origins began over a decade ago as recordings for her grandchildren, but she later realised its wider potential to aid others and chose to publish it.
Wales Online
3 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Wales Online
The One Show fans left distracted after unusual change during live broadcast
The One Show fans left distracted after unusual change during live broadcast The One Show viewers were left confused as they spotted a huge change during Tuesday's episode The One Show sparked confusion among its viewers with a striking change during the live broadcast on Tuesday (June 3). In the popular BBC programme's latest instalment, presenters Alex Jones and Clara Amfo delved into current headlines from across Britain and further afield. They also spoke to actors Orlando Bloom and Nick Mohammed about their new action comedy, Deep Cover, as well as television stalwart Fern Britton, who discussed her latest novel, A Cornish Legacy. Later in the show, Alex and Clara interviewed Tina Knowles, who discussed her new memoir, Matriarch. The book traverses the emotional landscapes of grief, love, and heartache, while also chronicling her role in guiding her famous daughters, Beyoncé Knowles-Carter and Solange Knowles. Alex Jones and Clara Amfo hosted The One Show on Tuesday (June 3) Article continues below Alex Jones gives health update after hospital visit with youngest child READ MORE: Yet, viewers were left confused when Tina was seated separately from the usual green sofa set-up, leading to speculation amongst the audience, reports the Express. "I wonder if guests negotiate specially to be interviewed in this separate space, away from the riffraff on the main sofa," one person wrote on X (formerly Twitter). Another added: "Tina gets her own sofa #TheOneShow," and a third enquired: "Why wasn't she sat on the sofa with the guests? #TheOneShow." The speculation didn't stop there as some mused over the possibility of Tina's segment being pre-recorded, with a comment pointing out: "Never known anyone do this, assuming it's pre-recorded." The show's viewers were left confused during an interview with Tina Knowles During her interview, Tina opened up about the significance of penning her memoir, stating: "I have just been behind the scenes for pretty much [my daughters] whole career, so this was a big step for me to come out. "It's been a wonderful journey, I've learned so much from writing this book. It was very necessary to look at all the things, the good and the bad, that have happened in my life, and for me to tell it from my own words. "We're in a time where there are so many rumours, and I just wanted to set the record straight on so many things. It's been a great healing journey for me." Tina further explained that she began recording snippets of her book over a decade ago, initially as a legacy for her grandchildren, but later decided its message could benefit others and chose to publish it. Article continues below The One Show airs weeknights on BBC One at 7pm
Yahoo
a day ago
- Business
- Yahoo
STEMCELL Technologies Announces Acquisition of Cellular Highways
VANCOUVER, British Columbia & CAMBRIDGE, England, June 02, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--STEMCELL Technologies, Canada's largest biotechnology company, is pleased to announce the acquisition of Cellular Highways Ltd from TTP Group Ltd. Cellular Highways is a biotechnology company based near Cambridge, United Kingdom, that specializes in advanced cell sorting technologies with applications in cell and gene therapy, drug discovery, and general cell research, especially where cells are fragile. The acquisition includes the revolutionary Highway1 instrument, which uses Cellular Highways' proprietary VACS™ (Vortex-Actuated Cell Sorting) technology. VACS™ gently and precisely sorts cells and enables high-speed cell sorting in a closed, sterile system through microfluidic vortices. VACS™ uniquely avoids traditional non-sterile droplet-based and electrostatic sorting methods, which can degrade cell health and viability. Highway1 enables researchers and cell therapy developers to process cells more efficiently while maintaining high cell integrity for sensitive applications in research and therapeutic development. This significantly reduces the timelines and costs for research and development. "Since entering the market in 2024, Highway1 has proven to be the fastest GMP-ready cell sorter available and is designed and manufactured under ISO 13485 certification. We are pleased to welcome this powerful instrument, along with the entire Cellular Highways platform, to STEMCELL's portfolio of advanced cell processing instruments," said Dr. Allen Eaves, President and CEO, STEMCELL. "With this new complement to our existing cell isolation and culture product lines, we look forward to further supporting scientists with the tools they need to accelerate innovation in the development of life-changing cell and gene therapies." Current Highway1 customers will receive continued technical support from STEMCELL's dedicated team of Product and Scientific Support specialists. "Cellular Highways customers are in great hands with STEMCELL—a major player in the global biotechnology industry with a stellar reputation for its best-in-class products and customer service," said Dr. Alex Jones on behalf of Cellular Highways. "With STEMCELL's global reach, we are excited that this acquisition will help introduce Highway1 to even more labs around the world." "The acquisition is a testament to Cellular Highways' exceptional team and innovation. With STEMCELL's reputation and global reach, it is ideally positioned to thrive in the rapidly growing research and cell therapy manufacturing markets," said Dr. Sam Hyde, CEO of TTP. "For TTP Group, this demonstrates our unique ability to build and nurture businesses that deliver breakthrough technologies, transform them into market-leading products, and create significant value." "This acquisition aligns with STEMCELL's strategic growth in the cell therapy space," said Dr. Eaves. "With this enhanced ability to support cutting-edge research and biomanufacturing workflows, we will continue to help the scientific community advance research and make discoveries with greater speed and accuracy." About STEMCELL TechnologiesSTEMCELL Technologies supports life sciences research with more than 2,500 specialized reagents, tools, and services. STEMCELL offers high-quality cell culture media, cell separation technologies, instruments, accessory products, educational resources, and contract assay services that are used by scientists performing stem cell, immunology, cancer, regenerative medicine, and cellular therapy research globally. About TTP GroupTTP Group is an independent technology company where scientists and engineers collaborate to invent, design, and engineer breakthrough technologies and products. Working across sectors including healthcare, life sciences, communications, and industrials, TTP combines deep technical expertise with commercial insight to deliver innovations that drive progress and create value. Founded in 1987, TTP Group develops technologies and products for clients worldwide and nurtures high-impact venture businesses. About Cellular HighwaysCellular Highways was founded to take fluorescence-based cell sorting into new therapy development and research applications, requiring fast, gentle, sterile, scalable cell sorting, using the unique potential of the VACS™ technology. Cellular Highways span out from TTP Group. View source version on Contacts Media Contact For more information and to arrange an interview, contact:Ryan-Sang LeeDirector, Corporate Communications, STEMCELL Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Business Wire
a day ago
- Business
- Business Wire
STEMCELL Technologies Announces Acquisition of Cellular Highways
VANCOUVER, British Columbia & CAMBRIDGE, England--(BUSINESS WIRE)--STEMCELL Technologies, Canada's largest biotechnology company, is pleased to announce the acquisition of Cellular Highways Ltd from TTP Group Ltd. Cellular Highways is a biotechnology company based near Cambridge, United Kingdom, that specializes in advanced cell sorting technologies with applications in cell and gene therapy, drug discovery, and general cell research, especially where cells are fragile. The acquisition includes the revolutionary Highway1 instrument, which uses Cellular Highways' proprietary VACS™ (Vortex-Actuated Cell Sorting) technology. VACS™ gently and precisely sorts cells and enables high-speed cell sorting in a closed, sterile system through microfluidic vortices. VACS™ uniquely avoids traditional non-sterile droplet-based and electrostatic sorting methods, which can degrade cell health and viability. Highway1 enables researchers and cell therapy developers to process cells more efficiently while maintaining high cell integrity for sensitive applications in research and therapeutic development. This significantly reduces the timelines and costs for research and development. 'Since entering the market in 2024, Highway1 has proven to be the fastest GMP-ready cell sorter available and is designed and manufactured under ISO 13485 certification. We are pleased to welcome this powerful instrument, along with the entire Cellular Highways platform, to STEMCELL's portfolio of advanced cell processing instruments," said Dr. Allen Eaves, President and CEO, STEMCELL. 'With this new complement to our existing cell isolation and culture product lines, we look forward to further supporting scientists with the tools they need to accelerate innovation in the development of life-changing cell and gene therapies.' Current Highway1 customers will receive continued technical support from STEMCELL's dedicated team of Product and Scientific Support specialists. 'Cellular Highways customers are in great hands with STEMCELL—a major player in the global biotechnology industry with a stellar reputation for its best-in-class products and customer service,' said Dr. Alex Jones on behalf of Cellular Highways. 'With STEMCELL's global reach, we are excited that this acquisition will help introduce Highway1 to even more labs around the world.' 'The acquisition is a testament to Cellular Highways' exceptional team and innovation. With STEMCELL's reputation and global reach, it is ideally positioned to thrive in the rapidly growing research and cell therapy manufacturing markets,' said Dr. Sam Hyde, CEO of TTP. 'For TTP Group, this demonstrates our unique ability to build and nurture businesses that deliver breakthrough technologies, transform them into market-leading products, and create significant value.' 'This acquisition aligns with STEMCELL's strategic growth in the cell therapy space,' said Dr. Eaves. 'With this enhanced ability to support cutting-edge research and biomanufacturing workflows, we will continue to help the scientific community advance research and make discoveries with greater speed and accuracy.' About STEMCELL Technologies STEMCELL Technologies supports life sciences research with more than 2,500 specialized reagents, tools, and services. STEMCELL offers high-quality cell culture media, cell separation technologies, instruments, accessory products, educational resources, and contract assay services that are used by scientists performing stem cell, immunology, cancer, regenerative medicine, and cellular therapy research globally. About TTP Group TTP Group is an independent technology company where scientists and engineers collaborate to invent, design, and engineer breakthrough technologies and products. Working across sectors including healthcare, life sciences, communications, and industrials, TTP combines deep technical expertise with commercial insight to deliver innovations that drive progress and create value. Founded in 1987, TTP Group develops technologies and products for clients worldwide and nurtures high-impact venture businesses. About Cellular Highways Cellular Highways was founded to take fluorescence-based cell sorting into new therapy development and research applications, requiring fast, gentle, sterile, scalable cell sorting, using the unique potential of the VACS™ technology. Cellular Highways span out from TTP Group.
Daily Mail
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
The One Show's Alex Jones forced to rush daughter Annie, two, to A&E AGAIN just weeks after the tot broke her elbow
Alex Jones has revealed she was forced to rush daughter Annie to A&E on Sunday, just weeks after the tot broke her elbow. The One Show host, 48, who also shares sons Teddy, six, Kit, four, with husband Charlie Thomson, took to her Instagram Stories with the news. While sat on the bed with two-year-old Annie, Alex wrote: 'My View. Poor Annie had a fall. Nothing serious but she is wiped out bless her after a very long day'. It comes just weeks Alex shared how poor Annie had been left with a 'clean break' to her elbow after re-enacting Gladiators with her older brothers. Recalling her 'b****y awful week' to co-host Harry Judd on their Binge! podcast she said: 'They got on an arm each, clashed in the middle, and somehow Kit fell against Annie's elbow. And you know when you just know, because the cry is different?' From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new Showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. In January Alex was was forced to miss The One Show after son Kit was rushed to hospital, but she did not give any further details of his condition. The broadcaster took to Instagram and shared a photo of her son in a hospital bed with his face hidden while he was being cared for a nurse. Alongside it, she wrote: 'Never gets any easier but made so much better thanks to the amazingly kind and gentle staff.' The star never disclosed what her son needed medical attention for but did confirm with fans later that he was alright. Sharing a photo of herself, she wrote: 'Such a relief that it's done! Needless to say, I won't be on @bbctheoneshow later but @laurenlaverne and @gabbylogan will look after you x.' Alex was replaced on the episode by Gabby Logan who co-hosted with Lauren Laverne. Late last year, Alex took a brief absence from The One Show to move house. The broadcaster revealed she has re-located out of London after living in the same house for 11 years. After her initial announcement in July, Alex shared that her and Charlie had decided they wanted a different environment for their children to grow up in. Keeping her fans up to date on her move, she admitted in an Instagram video in July that it was an 'emotional' time for her as she prepared to leave her former home. This was emotional. After 11 years, we are MOVING HOUSE. Would love any packing tips you have??,' she captioned the clip, seeking her fans' advice. Speaking the camera, she shared: 'So here's a bit of news: we're moving home! Aggggh! I'm finding it a little bit emotional.' The presenter then showed off countless piles of boxes and went through sentimental bits such as a baby book and a children's memory box. Taking a trip down the memory lane she grabbed another huge box and said: 'This one is a mammoth. It's a children's art work. And there's tons of it. Alex then displayed items she was giving away including a fluffy beanie and then brought out a party box. As the presenter took over the gruelling packing task - she admitted candidly: 'I don't know myself. For the first time in my life I don't know where my things are.'
