Tina O'Brien voted off Strictly Come Dancing

Former Coronation Street star Tina O'Brien loses public vote on Strictly Come Dancing

Tina O'Brien played Sarah Platt in Coronation Street

Tina O'Brien has become the fourth contestant to leave Strictly Come Dancing.
The former Coronation Street star, 27, and partner Jared Murillo received the lowest number of viewer votes yesterday.
Tina is now backing Ann Widdecombe, 63, to win the BBC show. 
'I love Ann, she's the loveliest woman ever,' she says.
'I
know she's not necessarily the best dancer, but it's an entertainment
show, and she's definitely keeping everyone entertained.'
Destiny's Child star Michelle Williams and former EastEnders actress Kara Tointon, 27, are among the 10 other celebs that remain on Strictly Come Dancing.

Cheryl Cole's Promise This is No 1 in single chart

X Factor judge Cheryl Cole sells 157,000 copies of track

Promise This is Cheryl Cole's second No 1 single

Cheryl Cole's new single Promise This has topped the charts.  
The X Factor judge sold 157,000 copies of the track to depose Bruno Mars' Just The Way You Are from No 1.
Promise This has notched up the biggest first week sales for a non-charity single this year.
It's Cheryl's second No 1 - Fight For This Love sold more than 290,000 copies in 2009.
The Girls Aloud star's new album Messy Little Raindrops is out today.

Coleen Rooney and Wayne throw Kai £90,000 birthday party

WAG Coleen Rooney and footballer Wayne Rooney help son Kai celebrate turning 1

Coleen Rooney and Wayne got married in 2006

Coleen Rooney and husband Wayne Rooney hosted a £90,000 party for their son Kai yesterday to mark his first birthday.
The couple threw a Disney-themed bash at their £4.5m Cheshire home, complete with a marquee, jugglers, magicians, a clown and bouncy castle.
Wayne's Manchester United teammates Wes Brown and Michael Carrick were among the guests. 
Coleen, 24, organised the party while on holiday in Dubai last week.
In September, it was alleged Wayne, 25, had sex with 2 prostitutes while she was pregnant with Kai.

Cher Lloyd's uncle: Kids called her 'gypo' and 'pikey' because of her traveller lifestyle

X Factor finalist Cher Lloyd lived in a caravan as a toddler

Cher Lloyd is being mentored by Cheryl Cole on The X Factor 2010

X Factor finalist Cher Lloyd was teased as a child for being a traveller, her uncle Jessy Smith has revealed.
The rapper, 17, lived in a caravan from the age of 4 months with her parents Diane and Darren.
'The caravan had a toilet, shower and gas cooker,' explains Jessy, 37.
'They set off around Wales, parking at the roadside for a week at a time around Swansea, Brecon and Merthyr Tydfil.

'It was hard for them. They had very little money and travellers were not accepted...
'At times Cher's had to put up with kids calling her "gypo" and "pikey".'
After almost a year of living on the road, Cher and her parents moved in with her maternal gran Liz, 56, in Malvern, Worcs.
But Jessy says his niece has always stayed true to her traveller roots.
'She knows where she's from and accepts it,' he tells the Daily Mirror.
'Cher must be one in a million. You never see a traveller doing well on TV, let alone become a pop star. All you hear about travellers is that they leave litter, go out robbing and start fights.'

Gordon Ramsay's father-in-law: He sacked me

Chris Hutcheson claims he didn't quit his job with Gordon Ramsay Holdings

Gordon Ramsay and Chris Hutcheson set up GRH in 1998

Gordon Ramsay's father-in-law has claimed that he was fired as CEO of his company.
Last month, Gordon Ramsay Holdings announced that the chef had ended his 12-year working partnership with Chris Hutcheson.
But the 62-year-old now alleges it was not a mutual decision.
'I was sacked and I don't understand it,' says Chris. 'We could have sat down and had an amicable divorce and worked things out if we were to part company.
'But he didn't do that. The reason behind all of this is Gordon, and not me, as far as I'm concerned.'
Since the announcement, there have been unsubstantiated rumours that the rift occured because Chris took loans of almost £1.5m from the company.
He strongly denies any wrongdoing and explains that any loans were paid back.
'There was certainly no question of me stealing money,' Chris tells The Mail On Sunday. 'Every penny in that company, coming in or going out, is recorded for all to see.'
Chris - who is now taking legal action against GRH for wrongful dismissal - says he hasn't spoken to his daughter Tana or son-in-law Gordon, 44, since.
'It is a hugely awkward situation with my daughter married to him,' he adds. 'How would it feel for any man to lose a daughter? And that is what has happened.'
Gordon and Tana have released a statement in response to Chris' claims.
'It has been made very clear to Chris why his position with the company had become untenable,' it reads.
'As far as Gordon and Tana are concerned this is a private business and family matter and they won't be responding publicly.'