Maria Menounos, 45, reveals bizarre symptom that appeared after she ate a salad and turned out to be stage 2.

Hamas claims IDF strike has hit Jabalia refugee camp for a second day in a row - after Israel's air force.Then it’s time for But You Love Me, Daddy, which gives us a surprise cover version of Jim Reeves’ 1959 song.

Side Two opens with a dramatic piano roll and we’re straight into the titular track Fan-Dabi-Dozi, which was also the album’s sole single. Janette Tough as "Wee Jimmy Krankie" (looking at camera) and Ian Tough at a public event in the 1980s. In the early days on the club circuit they supported The Everly Brothers, Neil Sedaka and Gene Pitney. Good Morning Britain viewers demand Richard Madeley be dropped as he asks guest who lost 21 relatives when.Heidi Klum reveals behind-the-scenes look of THAT Peacock Halloween costume (which took SIX HOURS to complete! This comedy duo, Ian and Jeanette Tough, were across 1980’s television a lot, with their Scottish accents, and strange ‘father and son’ characters. Queen of Halloween dresses up as a PEACOCK with 10-person entourage while her husband rolls up as an EGG. In 2016, they joined Barrowman again in pantomime at Birmingham Hippodrome, and in 2017 at Manchester Opera House.

Mr and Mrs Tough are happy to talk about their constant love for each other, though they admit there is little romance between them, not even holding hands. They appeared as the Police, with Janette parodying Susan Boyle and Lady Gaga, and making an appearance as Wee Jimmy Krankie. Ian puts on a Scottish-Italian accent (as best I can describe it) as this silly narrative flows along with Wee Jimmy’s main vocals as Tony Macaroni and Wee Jimmy chat. They are however still occasionally seen on our TV screens, appearing only this year on Harry Hill’s Alien Fun Capsule, and we don’t know about you, but we hope that we will continue to see them for many years to come.When innocent youngsters had finished chuckling at the on-stage antics of Scots-born comic Janette Tough impersonating a wee schoolboy, she and her husband Ian went backstage for some Krankie hanky panky. Janette played, for example, Anadin Skywalker in the Star Wars: The Phantom Menace parody "The Phantom Millennium", and they both appeared in several other movie parodies throughout the series. During the 1980s, the duo were given roles in several television shows, including the BBC's stalwart children's entertainment series Crackerjack (1980–1982).