Nestlé are slowly slimming down their festive tin and hoping we don’t notice – but there’s no fooling us Brits! Nothing riles us Brits more than getting short-changed on our favourite chocolate – which is why a depressing picture of Quality Street tins shrinking in size over the years has outraged the internet. It’s like the Freddo saga all over again… The picture of four Quality Street tins, dating from 1998 to 2014 went viral after a customer posted a photo of her sweet tins (that now hold her Christmas decorations) on Facebook, while decorating the tree.

Your need-to-know on Mummy Diaries star Billie Faiers' net worth. Picture: Instagram/Billie Faiers Billie Shepherd is a contestant on the 2021 series of Dancing On Ice: find out what we know about her net worth. Dancing On Ice will soon be back on our screens, and one of the celebs taking part is Mummy Diaries and former TOWIE star Billie Shepherd (née Faiers). Billie rose to fame in 2010 after appearing on The Only Way Is Essex alongside her sister Sam Faiers, and she remained on the show until 2016.

P!nk's tribute to Olivia Newton-John gets a standing ovation By Naomi Bartram @naomibartram P!nk said it was 'an absolute honour' to sing the iconic Olivia Newton-John track after she died of breast cancer at age 73 in August. P!nk left us all in tears when she paid tribute to the late Olivia Newton John over the weekend. The 43-year-old honoured Olivia on Sunday during the 2022 American Music Awards when she performed the hit Hopelessly Devoted to You from Grease.

Gerry Turner has found the new love of his life. The 72-year-old, who starred on ABC's new Bachelor spinoff show, The Golden Bachelor, proposed to Theresa Nist, 70, in the season finale, which aired in November 2023. "When I got to the final episode and the engagement was about to happen, I was very confident that she was my person," Turner told PEOPLE after it was revealed the two were engaged.

At a festival the size and stature of the Czech Republic’s Karlovy Vary, new discoveries are a daily occurrence. But it is rare that at festival’s end, one of the most excitingly buzzy emergent names should be that of a filmmaker who died 37 years ago and who has languished in relative obscurity – certainly in the Anglophone world – ever since. And yet here we are, at the tail end of an 11-film Yasuzo Masumura retrospective – the biggest of its kind ever mounted at an international film festival – that has proved, in a word, revelatory.