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JOE Swash has revealed the two things he and Stacey Solomon can’t go on holiday without, as the family gear up for their summer getaway.
The 43-year-old former EastEnders star and his X Factor contestant wife are planning to jet off to sunnier climates in the coming months – but haven’t landed on a location yet.
But no matter where they go, they’ll end up packing two things as they always do – a crafts box to keep their young children entertained, and flotation devices to keep them safe in the water.
Joe said: “Stacey likes to travel with a craft box so the kids can stick out things together and do a bit of drawing.
“But we also like to do things with the younger ones, Belle and Rose.
Rex not so much now as he’s a bit older and he can swim really well, but we make sure we get the armbands for swimming properly.
“You can go on holiday and then it’s a nightmare if you can’t get the right ones.
We always want to make sure they have the right swimming equipment so they’re safe before we go, so we know that box is ticked.”
Joe revealed the family are weighing up where to go – but that decision is out of his hands and will be down to the kids.
Joe said: “We do like to go away with a lot of family as well so I’m sure there’s going to be more than just us lot.
“We like to go to Turkey as that’s where the kids love. We’re not 100 per cent sure where it’ll be, but there’s going to be a lot of us.
“We are driven by what the kids love – wherever they want to go, we do.”
He added: “Our kids have never loved kids club, but they love water parks, swimming, playing sports, football and tennis.
“They’ve got huge amounts of energy to burn off and because we’ve got so many of them, there’s never a dull moment.
“I always say to Stacey that we need a holiday after the holiday.”
One thing which never changes is the drenching one another with water when the sun is out.
And as summer approaches, Joe has teamed up with Jammie Dodgers, to unveil a limited-edition Super Soaker made in collaboration with Nerf, which has been created to inspire kids to get outside in the sun, and 100 are up being given away every day until 31 July.
“We’re always trying to get the kids out into the garden and we’re chucking water at each other so it’s right up my street.
“I usually come out on top because I can carry the most water.”
Discussing his collaboration with the biscuit brand Joe said: “Jammie Dodgers have been in my family for years – I grew up with them, they were something my mum used to buy and it’s something our kids love having as well.”
He also revealed his and Stacey’s plans to turn their Pickle Cottage to Animal Farm – by getting in goats, pigs and other farmyard animals.
The 43-year-old former EastEnders star and his wife have been busy with home and garden improvements to their Essex abode, with one of the latest additions including a beehive.
But not settling there, Joe opened the door for the possibility of more animals joining their growing family, which already includes dogs, ducks and fish.
“We had more chickens arrive the other day and I’ve heard rumours there might be rabbits on the way.
“There’s always something new. I wouldn’t be surprised if a goat popped up, or a pig. I feel like we’re at that stage now.”
The first bits of honey were extracted from their beehive recently, and so far, none of the family has been stung – although their dog Peanut did get nipped.
“I think he might have got a bit too close the other day, but he won’t be doing that again,” Joe said.
Joe and Stacey’s interest in becoming more sustainable has spilled over into growing more fruit and vegetables and is something the whole family take part in.
Growing fruit and veg in the garden has provided the perfect learning experience for their young children Rex, five, Rose, three, and Belle, two, to learn about where food comes from.
Joe said: “The question is what Stacey isn’t growing, that would be easier to answer. She’s really transformed the garden and really found a passion for it.”
A HUGE new ride has made an appearance in a popular UK coastal resort.
Weymouth has a new structure, stretching 26 metres tall and accommodating up to 108 passengers, with views across the coast.
The Observation Wheel, which has been financed by the people who run the local funfair, is located on the central beach in the town.
According to the SomersetLive, locals have been enthusiastic about the new addition.
One local, named Robert, said: “We always come down to Weymouth. We used to do a lot of diving in the sea here.
“So we thought we’d come back and visit some of the regular haunts for our anniversary.”
Some locals also mentioned how the town used to be quite run down, but that the new wheel has brought more confidence to locals about improving the appeal of the town to visitors.
Another local added: “The Observation Wheel has only been up a few weeks and I don’t mind it.
“It adds something and brings people in.”
The wheel is located at Weymouth Central Beach’s end, which is also home to a number of fairground attractions and seaside activities.
The wheel costs £11 to go on, and riders will see amazing views across the coast.
Other locals mentioned how the wheel will help local businesses as it will bring people down in the summer.
Mayor of Weymouth, Councillor Jon Orrell, said: “The observation wheel is one of the tallest attractions on the beach offering fantastic views of Weymouth’s iconic Jurassic coastline.
“We are pleased to see this new attraction opening on the beach for the very first time, which complements the other seasonal rides.
“It will offer something for all ages for residents and visitors alike.”
Weymouth has also been described as a supersized UK seaside town that’s home to the country’s biggest beach and foot-long Mr Whippy ice creams.
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ANGEL GOMES has agreed a three-year contract with Marseille, according to reports.
The England midfielder, 24, will move on a free transfer having run down his contract with Lille.
Gomes came through Manchester United‘s academy and made 10 first team appearances for the Red Devils.
Having debuted for England last year, the playmaker attracted interest from Tottenham and West Ham.
Per French football reporter Fabrice Hawkins, however, Gomes has snubbed a Prem return to join Marseille.
Having been impressed by Roberto De Zerbi‘s first season at the helm, in which he guided l’OM to a runner-up finish, Gomes has agreed to move to the South of France.
The transfer will see the former Man Utd academy starlet reunite with Mason Greenwood.
Born less than a year apart, Gomes and Greenwood played together for various Red Devils age group sides, as well as briefly overlapping in the first team set-up.
Having previously been a key player, Gomes hardly featured for Lille during the second half of the Ligue 1 season.
Since returning from a calf injury in January, the four-cap England star made just four brief league appearances as he ran his contract down.
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Having spent the 2020-21 season on loan at Portuguese side Boavista, Gomes spent four seasons in Lille’s first team.
The diminutive 5ft 6in ace played 134 times for Lille, winning the Trophee des Champions in 2021.
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Announcing his upcoming Lille exit last month, Gomes wrote on social media: “After four unforgettable years at LOSC Lille, it’s time for me to say goodbye.
“This club has been more than just a team — it’s been a family, a home, and a place that has shaped me both on and off the pitch.
“Like any journey, there were ups and downs, highs and lows, but I’m truly grateful to my team-mates and the fans for sticking with me throughout.
“I’m proud of what we achieved together and thankful for every moment.
“To the fans — thank you for your amazing support and for believing in me. I will forever be grateful.
“I always gave everything I had for the badge and for all of you.
“Lille will always have a special place in my heart.”
BRIAN Dowling has admitted to feeling “uncomfortable” on his last day on 98FM.
The Virgin Media star revealed on Tuesday that he has called it quits on his radio show after more than two years on air.
Brian had been co-hosting a weekday morning show from 10am to 1pm with Suzanne Kane since March 2023.
However, the pair haven’t hosted the show together in months with Leanne Hanafin replacing Suzanne.
It’s the dad-of-two’s last time co-hosting his 98FM show today and emotions are high in the studio.
When Leanne asked how he feels, Brian said: “Do you know what’s really weird? I always feel last days are kind of uncomfortable. Even when it’s a decision you make and you’re happy about it and you’re excited.
“I just think they’re uncomfortable for everyone. Because I feel like everyone’s like, ‘Oh, yeah, bye’. I don’t really feel this is a goodbye. It’s more like, ‘Talk to you later’.”
The 46-year-old reflected on his radio journey and even revealed one stroppy moment in the studio saying: “Listen, I joined here and I hadn’t a clue what to do.
“One day Suzanne said to me, ‘Could you just lower your headphones down’, I took them off and put them on the ground.
“Honestly, I’ve been in television for years and hosting on my own and live shows and tape shows doing all that.
“But radio for me is so different. I have such a love for it now. Such a passion for it the way I do for telly.”
Brian has felt “utter joy” having “a laugh” on radio for the last two and a half years.
He said: “Even on those tough day, there’s been a few of them, on those bad days – I’ve still laughed. Even when I’ve been crying in between songs with you or when I was with Suzanne, and still laughing and still enjoying the job.
“It’s an honour to sit here. It’s an utter privilege to work in the industry that I work in and to speak to people every day.
“And music is not just music. Music is connected to people. It means something. Songs trigger memories, good, bad and indifferent.
“And for the last nearly two and a half years, I’ve been lucky enough to do that every day.”
The Kildare native spoke about how he felt like he could be his “authentic self” on radio.
He explained: “I’ve been a certain version of myself for my 20s, 30s now I’m 47 next week.
“But this is the only job honestly, that I’ve ever actually been 100% myself.
“On The Six O’Clock Show, I’m obviously myself but you’re reigned in a bit, it’s live television. It’s very, very different. On this platform, I’m genuinely myself.
“On television, you’re scripted, there’s autocue, there’s this, that. Here you can just be yourself. And it’s been such a thrill to be able to actually be myself.
“I’ve learned so much about myself, about radio, about everything. It’s been such an amazing opportunity to every.”
He added: “To James and to Chris, to Pat, who have just been phenomenal, giving me this opportunity.
“To Suzanne, who sat there, to you, have been with me, to Ciaran. I’ve had such a blast. And this is a good day. This is not a sad day. It’s a day of celebration.”