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STRICTLY Come Dancing fans have been left concerned after show pro Aljaz Skorjanec looked “so sweaty and tired” after his routine with Tasha Ghouri.
The dancer, who returned to the BBC One series for this series after quitting two years earlier, was left “knackered” according to fans.
They called out the Slovenian dad-of-one, 34, after his opening Strictly Come Dancing Couple’s Choice routine with the Love Island alum, 26, during Saturday’s final.
As he appeared out of breath during the chat with host Tess Daly, 55, and placed his hand on his chest, fans took to social media to comment.
One wrote on Reddit: “Aljaz’s Christmas gift from Janette will be an inhaler and a gym membership.”
Another bluntly mused on X: “Aljaz is knackered.”
One put: “I’M CRYING AT ALJAZ ALWAYS SO SWEATING AND TIRED AFTER EACH PERFORMANCE POOR GUY HAVE TO DO IT FOR 3 TIMES TONIGHT.”
A Strictly fan then suggested: “He needs to be in better shape for next season,” as one mused: “Aljaz being completely done and out of breath after the dance and Tasha basically chilling will never not make me laugh.”
One show viewer then put: “Actually, all jokes aside, is he really okay?
“Because he’s sweating something awful. Far more than normal, I think?”
It isn’t the first time fans have expressed concern over the TV star.
They begged him to get “checked out” after a routine earlier in the season.
At the time, his heavy breathing was being picked up by the microphone he was wearing.
It caused alarm for some Strictly viewers watching at home, with one tweeting on X: “Aljaz you need to get checked out for that shortness of breath, love.”
It was no wonder Aljaz was out of breath after such an energetic routine in Icons Week, and some viewers saw a more humorous and somewhat cheeky side to the handsome dancer’s loud noises.
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One wrote: “Sound people not turning Aljaz mic off and just the constant heavy breathing has sent me.”
Meanwhile, others called out one key flaw between the pairing that had nothing to do with the intense routines.
One expert exclusively told The Sun their partnership lacked chemistry – and merely contained “professional respect.”
A 22-YEAR-old woman was killed just yards from her home after she discovered a pub owner’s illicit affair.
But the riddle continues 36 years on because Helen McCourt’s body was never discovered.
Ian Simms, the 31-year-old landlord of the George and Dragon pub in Billinge, Merseyside, was jailed for life in 1989.
Her case led to a landmark conviction based on DNA evidence, despite her body never being found.
Despite overwhelming proof including Helen’s blood, hair, and an earring found in Simms’ flat and car, he never confessed or disclosed what he did with her body.
Just two days before she went missing Helen got into a heated argument with a woman in Simms’ pub.
The then 31-year-old landlord Simms was married at the time with two young children.
It was said he had repeatedly made sexual advances towards Helen, and had moved in his 21-year-old lover.
It was thought he suspected Helen of gossiping about his secret affair.
After the row, Simms banned Helen from the pub, swore at her and told others how much he hated her.
On February 9, 1988, Helen called her mum before leaving work to ask her to make an early dinner.
Helen was last seen stepping off a bus near her home at 5.15pm.
The short walk home would take her past the pub.
A man leaving another bus told how he heard a loud, abruptly stopped scream coming from the pub.
Helen was never seen again.
A bin liner containing Helen’s clothing was later found on a riverbank, along with Simms’ bloodstained jumper.
Fibres and DNA evidence matched Simms and Helen, and a blood fingerprint on his staircase sealed his guilt.
Simms maintained his innocence until his death in June 2022, taking the secret of Helen’s whereabouts to his grave.
Helen’s disappearance devastated her family, particularly her mother, Marie, 79, who has spent the last 36 years searching for answers.
For decades, she searched for her daughter’s body and campaigned tirelessly to ensure other families wouldn’t suffer the same torment.
In 2015, Marie launched a campaign for a new law, later dubbed Helen’s law, to stop convicted murderers who withhold information about their victims’ whereabouts from being eligible for parole.
Helen’s Law, officially titled the Prisoners (Disclosure of Information About Victims) Act, became law in 2020.
It requires the Parole Board to consider whether prisoners have disclosed the location of their victims’ remains when deciding on their release.
She was handed an MBE, and named in the New Year Honours List in 2022.
She said at the time: “I wanted to make things better for families. My husband John has been absolutely monumental for me.”
Before this case, many believed that without a body, there could be no conviction. The popular assumption was that if someone hid the body, they could escape justice
David Wilson
But for Marie, the fight isn’t over.
She continues to hope for the day her daughter is found and finally laid to rest.
David Wilson, a professor and criminologist, told The Sun Helen’s case was ground breaking.
It was one of the first “no body” convictions in the UK.
He said: “Before this case, many believed that without a body, there could be no conviction.
“The popular assumption was that if someone hid the body, they could escape justice.
“Helen’s Law was introduced to challenge this belief, showing that a conviction could be secured based on substantial evidence, even without a body.”
David claimed murderers often revel in the pain they cause families by not revealing the location of their victims.
He added: “Many offenders refuse to admit guilt, taking the location of their victim’s body to the grave.
“It’s about power and control. But even without a body, the family has the right to know the truth.”
Helen’s Law has gone on to help other desperate families.
Danielle Jones disappeared aged 15 in June 2001. Her body was never found.
Stuart Campbell was convicted of her murder in 2002.
Danielle’s mother, Linda, does not want Campbell released until he reveals where her daughter’s body is.
Suzanne Pilley, a 38-year-old bookkeeper from Edinburgh, went missing in 2010.
Her former partner, David Gilroy, was convicted of her murder in 2012, despite her body never being found.
Merseyside Police told The Sun: “Merseyside Police continues to work with Helen’s family to try to identify the location of her body, and we of course welcome any new information.
“We remain committed to investigating all information which may help in the recovery of Helen’s body, and bring her family some closure after all these years.”
Anyone with information can contact @MerPolCC, call Merseyside Police’s Major Crime Unit on 0151 777 8618 or Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.
Helen’s blood, hair and an earring were found in Simms’ flat and car.
A bin liner containing Helen’s clothing and Simms’ bloodstained jumper was found on a riverbank.
Fibres and DNA evidence matched both Helen and Simms.
A blood fingerprint on Simms’ staircase sealed his guilt.
MUCH mystery has surrounded the state of mind of I’m a Celebrity’s Tulisa Contoslavlos, after she became “overwhelmed” and snubbed the show’s final.
The N-Dubz singer who was the third star voted out of the jungle, jetted back to the UK early, instead of standing by to watch winner Danny Jones being crowned King, as is expected.
The 36-year-old also deleted all traces of her I’m a Celebrity experience from her social media, in a move that left many of her fans concerned.
Insiders claim that she left Australia after struggling with her mental health, while other sources suggest that she fell out with her social media team who’d taken charge of her account while she was in the jungle.
But now her former bandmate, Richard Rawson, known by the stage Fazer, 37, insists that his old friend is just fine.
He said: “’She’s good. She’s happy, she’s happy to be home. She’s getting ready for Christmas, ordering her turkey and stuff so all good.”
Former hip hop star Fazer who is now a dad of four, confessed he switched off as soon as Tulisa left the jungle, but felt she came across favorably on the reality show.
He told the Mail Online: “There was no need for me to be watching this anymore. Now my band member’s not in it anymore it’s not gonna interest me as much!”
“I think she held herself well and she came across really genuine, which was really nice to see because I feel like the public managed to see that as well.”
“They saw her as her authentic self, not a perception of what they may have had in their heads.”
During her time in the jungle, Tulisa’s appearance was criticized by trolls, who hadn’t realised that she suffered form the neurological condition, Bells Palsy, which causes temporary facial paralysis.
The condition which affected her over a twelve year period, caused the star to resort to facial fillers, to help even out the change in her appearance.
But Fazer muses that trolls are simply a side effect of fame. He says:
People are always gonna say something,’ he mused. ‘People that haven’t had something like that wouldn’t understand anyway.
‘All credit to her for speaking about it and giving her truth. I respect that.’
Hip hop trio N-Dubz consisted of Tulisa, her cousin Dappy and his friend Fazer.
They formed as teenagers in 2007 and won the MOBO award that year for best newcomers.
Their debut album, Uncle B went double platinum which sparked four UK top 40 singles.
But despite having retired from the spotlight, Fazer who dated Tulisa from 2010-2012, insists he would not be tempted by any offers to enter the jungle himself.
‘I’m from London,’ he laughs. ‘I don’t like spiders or creepy crawlies. I’m not for eating any of these weird things.
‘I saw Melvin and Oti put in those helmets and they threw these massive spiders in and even just watching it set me off. I was like, no, no, no, no!
‘I think the only show I would do is with Bear Grylls because it’s a bit more gritty and reality driven.
Indeed despite fleeing Australia, Tulisa made a surprise cameo in ITV’s I’m a Celebrity Coming Out show, where she appeared via video message.
In the clip, she said: “Hello everybody, I am so proud of you all, you all absolutely smashed it.
“Go and eat into oblivion!
“I am sorry I can’t be there, I love you lots and see you soon!”
GIVING gifts over the festive period doesn’t need to break the bank.
Money-saving mum Rosie Henshaw has proved just that with her savvy hack – and all her gifts still look super luxurious.
After a trip to Poundland, Rosie had plenty of gifts to give out to family and friends for Christmas.
The only problem was that the presents didn’t exactly look high-end.
She took to YouTube to explain exactly how she transformed them into luxurious presents that anyone would be happy to receive.
“This is something you can do last minute; go and get these bits, wrap them up like this, and they will be beautiful gifts, and you won’t have to spend a lot,” she said.
The first item the mum picked up in Poundland was a large candle for £4, but because it didn’t come in a box like some more luxurious brands do, she decided to spruce it up a bit.
“Something like this can look a bit naff,” she said.
Using off cuts of old fabric, which you can get at your local haberdashery, and ribbon from Amazon, Rosie made the gift look like something she’d spent a fortune on.
Rather than using wrapping paper, she wrapped the candle in the fabric and added a lush velvet ribbon on top.
It’s also key to take off any labels, minus safety stickers, because that will give the gift a more homemade look and feel – plus it doesn’t let anyone know it’s from Poundland.
You could gift the candle on it’s own, or add it to a larger hamper using other Poundland products, she explained.
Premade gift hampers can end up costing hundreds of pounds – not exactly budget friendly stuff.
But Rosie explained how anyone can make their own with a few cheap buys.
She suggested getting a basket from a local charity shop or in stores like Home Bargains or B&M for a couple of quid.
Then pad it out with some paper or fabric, then place the products on top, making sure to organise them all to sit nicely in the basket.
Rosie used a two pots of body butter for £1.50 each, and a bath bomb for £1 in the basket, meaning she only spend £4 on the entire thing.
“No way are you ever going to know this is £4 from the pound shop, ever, in a million years.
“It looks really, really cute, and even if you have to buy the basket from the pound shop for £1.50, that’s a £5.50 gift, so it’s still not breaking the bank,” Rosie said.
If you’ve got a friend who loves a little snack, making them a food hamper is a great shout.
The mum started with two popcorn buckets, which she picked up for £1, then filled each one with a bag of popcorn, chocolate and other snacks – delicious.
And if you want to really push the boat out, you could add something like a voucher to the cinema to the popcorn bucket so they’ve got a good excuse to indulge in the treats.
You could do this with any nice treats as well, not just popcorn.
A make your own hot chocolate hamper, for example, could include the chocolate powder, a nice mug, marshmallows, and some other chocolatey treats.
“It’s not just going to add to the piles of stuff they don’t use and don’t want,” Rosie added.
After sharing her ideas on YouTube other money-saving mums praised her clever ideas.
One said: “You have given me a great idea for my friend’s daughter, thank you!”
And a second raved: “Great ideas and not too pricey, perfect.”
Consumer reporter Sam Walker reveals how you can save money on your Christmas shopping.
Limit the amount of presents – buying presents for all your family and friends can cost a bomb.
Instead, why not organise a Secret Santa between your inner circles so you’re not having to buy multiple presents.
Plan ahead – if you’ve got the stamina and budget, it’s worth buying your Christmas presents for the following year in the January sales.
Make sure you shop around for the best deals by using price comparison sites so you’re not forking out more than you should though.
Buy in Boxing Day sales – some retailers start their main Christmas sales early so you can actually snap up a bargain before December 25.
Delivery may cost you a bit more, but it can be worth it if the savings are decent.
Shop via outlet stores – you can save loads of money shopping via outlet stores like Amazon Warehouse or Office Offcuts.
They work by selling returned or slightly damaged products at a discounted rate, but usually any wear and tear is minor.
DARTS pro and pundit Laura Turner is married to Aaron, who also plays the game professionally.
Here’s everything we know about Sky Sports darts commentator Laura’s husband, their relationship and family.
Laura Turner is a prominent figure in the world of darts.
As a professional player, she competes in WDF events and made her World Championship debut in 2019.
Laura joined the Sky Sports commentary team for the 2020 PDC World Darts Championship, brining her expertise to the channel’s broadcasts.
She is married to fellow darts player Aaron Turner.
Aaron Turner is a darts pro from Byfleet, Surrey, who was born on June 11, 1980.
He is also the co-owner of a kitchen design and fitting company.
While information about how they met and when they started dating hasn’t been reported, Aaron and Laura tied the knot on March 8, 2008.
The couple share two daughters together, whom Laura mentioned in a May 2020 interview with DartsWeb.
Speaking about the effects of the Covid-19 lockdown, she said: “It has been difficult — I’m lucky that I have a great practice partner in Aaron.
“He’s set up a few friendly competitions and dart nights within our local leagues which have been fun.
“I’m notoriously bad at practicing, so I’ve had to motivate myself to get on the board, as I was competing on such a regular basis prior to the shutdown.
“Both my girls also love playing, so they have had a few maths lessons on the dartboard since we’ve started home schooling.”
The couple have been supportive of each other’s careers, often traveling together to various tournaments.
While Aaron’s professional achievements may not be as prominent as some top-tier players, he has maintained a consistent presence in the darts community.
His partnership with Laura, both personally and professionally, has contributed to their growth in the sport.
Together, they represent a dedicated darts couple, balancing family life with their passion for the game.
Aaron has been active in the darts scene for many years, with a career spanning both youth and adult competitions.
He goes by the nickname “Azza” and uses 24gm Harrow Magnums darts.
His walk-on music is Hersham Boys by Sham 69.
While Aaron hasn’t secured any professional or major titles in his adult career, he has won five junior tournaments.
His notable achievements include:
Aaron has participated in several major darts tournaments:
Some of his notable statistics include:
According to MasterCaller, as of December 6, 2024, Aaron Turner’s rankings in various categories are:
