All news by author: Sara Wallis

Slinking between channels like a stealth reality TV ninja, Celebrity Big Brother is here again on ITV1, with X Factor veterans wheeled out to grab the Gen X vote

Injecting your kids can feel concerning, writes Mirror columnist Sara Wallis, but if we can prevent outbreaks with nasty complications, then surely skipping vaccines is not a risk worth taking?

Nick Knowles, 61, is planning to make 34-year-old lingerie business owner Katie Dadzie his third wife - and he has showered her in compliments as he credits her for keeping him young

Presenter Nick Knowles has addressed being an 'overweight 61-year-old' as he admits he won't be slowing down any time soon, despite often being left scared by jobs

Mirror columnist Sara Wallis never wanted to buy her pre-teen son a mobile phone and questions if adults should be doing more not to be hypocritical

The Tower of London has been the setting for the BBC show

The Traitors has become a huge hit and the main characters, including Paul, Diane, Ross and Harry, are set to become celebrities - but many fans have been left wondering if they got paid for being on the BBC show

BBC The Traitors is stressful to watch, let alone star in - but the cast have to follow some strict rules when it comes to winding down with a drink at the end of the day

Our TV writers explain how the treacherous murder mystery TV show is really made; including where the contestants actually stay to whether host Claudia Winkleman really picks the Traitors

Faithfuls on BBC's The Traitors can have their say at the show's tense roundtables - but nobody knows who will be murdered until they all arrive at breakfast

BBC The Traitors has been a huge hit yet again, but many fans have been left wondering where the Faithful sleep when they're waiting to find out if they've been murdered during the night

Fay Ripley’s warning to her 21-year-old actress daughter Parker after being left depressed after watching a a movie starring a young girl who spent most of the film naked

Crowd-pleasers such as Strictly, Call the Midwife and the Great Christmas Bake Off lit up our screens this year - and that was before the dramatic EastEnders slaying

From Nigella Lawson to Jamie Oliver to the Hairy Bikers, festive season television this year has been full of cookery shows - but has anyone ever followed along to these shows? Sara Wallis ponders

By filming multiple endings, producers have even kept their stars in the dark

Sara Wallis says she is scared of dogs and believes the UK needs to introduce tougher penalties, enforce rules on breeding and selling as well as encouraging dog training

From festive lanterns to bath salts and a Christmas pudding wreath, Stacey Solomon makes homemade and budget-friendly Christmas decorations and gifts this season look easy

An eye-opening new consumer show has revealed how half the time there's not much difference between a big brand name and a cheaper supermarket alternative, writes Sara Wallis

Pop superstar Cher has just released her first ever festive album, titled Christmas, something she never thought she would do. Amazingly, it is her 27th studio album

Sara Wallis says the sheer unimaginable nightmare of your child being kidnapped and held in some dark place without their family, as it happened to Emily Hand, is gut-wrenching

Sara Wallis says that after watching the Terminator films, she is wary artificial intelligence - but she hopes that the human brain will always be faster than robots

Sara Wallis says Nigel Farage, who has been accused of spewing fascist, anti-Semitic and ­xenophobic views, is going to be hard to stomach on I’m A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!

Strictly Come Dancing's Anton Du Beke opened up about the lie he told family and friends to cover for his alcoholic dad stabbing him in the leg and stomach as a child

Set to cover events up to 2005, this season brings the story of the monarchy hurtling into the 21st century, but it begins with 1997's catastrophic moment

In December 1988, a plane exploded mid-air over the Borders market town, killing all 259 people on board and 11 on the ground. Rushing to the devastation to cover as Scotland correspondent for TV-am, Lorraine Kelly saw first-hand the shocking aftermath