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Oti Mabuse opened up on the trolling she faced online after returning to work eight weeks after the birth of her daughter while speaking to Coleen Rooney on Saturday's (30 November) episode of I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!. The former Strictly Come Dancing professional, 34, welcomed her first child with her husband Marius Lepure, 41, in November 2023. She told Rooney she faced abuse from women online who questioned the length of time between the birth and her return to Dancing on Ice. "The amount of messages and trolling from women who were like 'stay home with your baby' 'why are you out?' and I was just like, it's my choice," she added.

Protesters used fireworks against riot police in Tbilisi, Georgia, late on Saturday (30 November), during a third night of demonstrations against the government’s decision to suspend negotiations to join the European Union. The ruling Georgian Dream party’s disputed victory in the October parliamentary election, widely seen as a referendum on the country’s aspirations to join the EU, prompted backlash and led to an opposition boycott of the parliament. Opposition politicians said that the vote was rigged with the help of Russia with Moscow hoping to keep Tbilisi in its orbit. Police dispersed the rally in front of the Parliament building using tear gas, but some protesters resumed demonstrating in nearby streets. Footage showed a protester using fireworks against riot police.

I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! campmate Jane Moore became the first contestant to be voted off the 2024 series, and she gave her fellow celebrities six words of advice as she exited the jungle. The journalist and Loose Women panellist, 63, had been vocal about her disappointment at being put in charge of washing up in camp. Moore told Ant and Dec after her exit: “I had three jobs before then, I worked like a dog and then they gave me the washing up so I wasn't pleased about that. I did a lot down there but hard work doesn't pay off as I'm the first one out, people don't notice hard work."

A young boy with a rare condition fulfilled his dream of walking his mother down the aisle at her wedding. Ten-year-old Frankie has a mitochondrial disease that presents him with significant physical challenges. He has been helped by the Gympanzees charity, founded by a physiotherapist frustrated at the lack of specialist equipment for her patients, which works with disabled children to provide them with regular play and exercise. The organisation hopes to raise £8m for the UK’s first fully accessible exercise, play, and social centre for disabled children and young people. Emotional footage shows the moment Frankie walked beside his mother during the ceremony to huge applause.

Sir Ed Davey features on a new Christmas charity single in a bid to be this year's festive number one. The Liberal Democrats leader collaborated with Bath Philharmonia’s Young Carers’ Choir on "Love Is Enough", written by six current and former young carers. Sir Ed joined a full orchestra and 20 singers to record the track in Bath in October. Proceeds from downloads and streams of the single will go to the Carers Trust and Bath Philharmonia. Sir Ed’s idea for a Christmas release was inspired by his time as a chorister when he was a carer as a teenager.

Elon Musk schooled Donald Trump in rocket science after the president-elect awkwardly asked whether a rocket booster that crashed into the ocean could be re-used. The Republican joined the billionaire, who has been tapped to head up the newly formed Department of Government Efficiency, to watch a SpaceX launch in Texas. Mr Trump’s granddaughter, Kai Trump, posted their interactions in a vlog on her YouTube channel. Mr Musk appeared baffled when Mr Trump asked if the destroyed booster could be retrieved from the sea, before explaining the rockets SpaceX plans to launch in the future.

New footage shows the moment a Boeing 737-400 DHL cargo plane crashed in a fireball near Lithuania’s capital. At least one of four people on board died in the crash, which occurred shortly before the aircraft's scheduled landing at Vilnius airport early on Monday morning according to Lithuania’s rescue chief Renatas Pozela. Firefighters freed two pilots from the cockpit, one of whom was seriously injured, according to police. Authorities have suggested terror could not be discounted as they investigate the cause of the crash.

Ruben Amorim declared Manchester United “his place” in his first interview since becoming the club’s manager. Speaking to Gary Neville, the 39-year-old described how difficult it was to leave Sporting Lisbon in the middle of the season but maintained that the moment was “perfect” for him. Amorim is United’s sixth permanent manager since Sir Alex Ferguson retired in 2013 having masterminded the club’s 20th top-flight title. He arrived in England at the start of last week to begin work as Erik ten Hag’s permanent successor. Amorim will lead United for the first time in Sunday’s highly-anticipated Premier League trip to Ipswich.

Mishal Husain has been responsible for some of BBC Radio 4’s most memorable on-air clashes with politicians. The presenter is reportedly set to depart the Today programme after 11 years on air. Husain, 51, has worked at the broadcaster for more than 25 years. She is believed to be stepping away from the broadcaster’s morning show in the new year, according to The Times. The Independent has contacted the BBC for a comment. Husain previously hinted at her exit when she told The Sunday Times in June that she was “thinking about what is beyond Today” and was “wondering what the next act of my career might look like”.