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Joan Collins takes swipe at Keir Starmer over free clothing controversy
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Hollywood star Joan Collins took a cheeky swipe at Keir Starmer’s shopping habits during an episode of Loose Women on Monday (23 September).
The prime minister and Labour leader has come under fire in recent days over a decision to accept donations of expensive clothing from prominent and wealthy Labour donor, Lord Waheed Alli.
Items included tens of thousands of pounds of clothing for him and his wife Victoria, as well as multiple pairs of expensive spectacles.
Collins, 91, made the dig while discussing her shopping habits during her time starring as Alexis Carrington Colby in Dynasty.
“Of course I do like shopping so I spent a lot of time in Saks, and Neimans,” she told Ruth Langsford and her co-hosts.
“You’d go in and you’d get a shopper, a personal shopper, and you’d go ‘I’ll have that and that and that and that’. A bit like our prime minister.”
There was an audible reaction from the audience as laughter and “Oooh” rang out.
Starmer has vowed not to accept any further donations of clothing.
Speaking further about her fashion choices on the programme, which remains one of the most successful of all time, Collins said she kept a lot of the costume jewellery that her scheming character wore on the show.
“I cannot believe they put me in such terrible hats,” she said.
The actor, also a bestselling author who has sold over 50 million copies of her work across the world, dished the dirt on the real dynamics behind the scenes.
“I love John James who played Jeff Colby, Emma Samms who played my daughter, and Stephanie Beecham and Kate O’Mara,” she said.
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“But some of the others we didn’t get along so well.”
She added that the work was very difficult, “Basically, it was just really a grind. We never had any time off, weekends were spent doing publicity. I think I must have done 500 magazine covers and layouts while I was doing it.”
Meanwhile, earlier this week Sir Keir defended accepting free tickets to watch his beloved Arsenal football club. In an interview with Sky News, he said: “Security advice says I can’t go into the stands as it would cost the taxpayers a fortune, so I’ve been offered tickets where it’s more secure and we don’t have to use taxpayers money on additional security.”
Strictly Come Dancing champion Ellie Leach has revealed the one thing she doesn’t want Vito Coppola to do with his new dance partner.
The former Coronation Street actress lifted the 2023 glitterball trophy with Coppola and celebrated by getting matching bee tattoos.
The pair have repeatedly been romantically linked since partnering up for the popular entertainment show
This year, the professional Italian dancer has been paired with Miranda actress Sarah Hadland.
Discussing Coppola’s new partner when she was interviewed on BBC Radio 2 on Saturday (21 September), the actress said she is “quietly hoping” the pair do not get matching tattoos.
She said: “Maybe they can do something else that can symbolize their friendship?”
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Strictly Come Dancing’s first live show of the series was watched by a million fewer viewers compared to last year, viewing figures have indicated.
According to reports, overnight TV ratings suggest that 6.4 million viewers tuned in to watch Saturday night’s first live show of the series, which is down from the 7.3 million viewers who watched the first live show of 2023. The Independent has contacted the BBC for comment.
Viewing figures have fluctuated over the years, and an increasing number of people watch on BBC iPlayer or catch-up TV, which are not captured in overnight data. It’s expected that the total number of viewers will increase as more people catch up.
This year’s figures follow a trend from last week’s launch episode, when even fewer viewers (5.5 million) tuned in to watch the show’s pre-recorded on 14 September compared to last year’s launch (6.2 million viewers).
The series has seen a huge drop compared to previous years, like in 2020 when 10.2 million viewers watched the first live show of the series.
During Saturday night’s show, comedian Chris McCausland, the show’s first blind contestant, took to the dance floor to perform a routine to “Twist and Shout” with his partner Dianne Buswell. Strictly’s judges, Craig Revel Horwood, Motsi Mabuse, Shirley Ballas and Anton Du Beke, were in awe of what McCausland had achieved and scored the performance 23 out of 40 points.
Meanwhile, professional Amy Dowden received a standing ovation when she returned to the dancefloor after taking a year off from the show to undergo treatment for cancer.
Former Arsenal and England player Paul Merson paid homage to his sport by performing the peculiar combination of an American smooth to the popular football chant song “Vindaloo” by Fat Les on Saturday night. While the judges said the performance was “special”, viewers at home criticised the song choice for making Merson the “laughing stock” of the season.
Anton Du Beke praised Merson’s partner Karen Hauer for her “genius choreography” that made the most of the unusual song and dance pairing on Saturday night.
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Craig Revel Horwood told Merson he was “pigeon-toed and flat footed” and Motsi Mabuse said she “couldn’t recognise” the dance as an American smooth.
The ex-footballer received a score of 17 out of a possible 40 points from the Strictly judges. He will dance again next weekend when public voting – and the first elimination of the series – begins.
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Nick Knowles explained why he was wearing a bandage on his arm on Monday, 23 September, following the first episode of Strictly Come Dancing.
The DIY SOS presenter, 62, said he was travelling to a doctor’s appointment on London’s Harley Street after he hurt himself over the weekend – but the injury was not sustained on the dancefloor.
Explaining that he damaged his shoulder and arm by changing a tyre, Knowles said his injuries were “quite painful” but was optimistic that it would not stop him from competing.
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