ABC News Executive Barbara Fedida Placed On Leave After Using Racist Rhetoric Against Robin Roberts

Ulrika Jonsson has slammed Molly-Mae Hague after the former reality TV star sparked backlash with her comments about she became the creative director of million pound fashion company PrettyLittleThing. Former Gladiators star Ulrika has hit out at Molly-Mae and said she was "famous by chance" after appearing on the 2019 series of Love Island.

Marilyn Monroe lookalike was targeted by trolls after giving birth to her first baby.Jasmine Chiswell and her husband Maverick welcomed their little one into the world in January.They gave their son the unique name Midnight, which led to some keyboard warriors sending hateful messages.And now, people are bombarding the Scottish star with comments about her weight.Jasmine, who is originally from South Lanarkshire but now lives in Hollywood, has been told her "body will never be the same" as she's become a mum.But instead of letting these cruel remarks get her down, the 28-year-old is still smiling.Responding to the hate comment on Instagram, she wiggled her hips and said: "I don't mind! I love my body! After all it did just grow a human!"Jasmine's post garnered more than 45,500 likes and dozens of supportive comments.One fan said: "Yesss let's stop saying that pregnancies and kids 'ruin' bodies."Changes sure...

Celebrity Big Brother co-star Jodie Marsh's friendship post-show.The reality TV show winner explained how the pair went from friends to feuding post-show, having both starred on the 2006 series of CBB.Chantelle chatted to showbiz reporter Carly Hacon during a Facebook Live tell-all where she lifted the lid on the drama and for the first time revealed what went on between the two ladies.She explained: "I've never really spoken about this before, but I came out and yes we were friendly in the house. We were from the same county, Essex, and when I came out of the house I'm not actually sure if we spoke on the phone or message."I'm not even sure if she had my phone number but I came out of the house and I went straight into a management company."But basically the truth is I was told not to associate with her, I was told if I wanted a career then I should distance myself.

Facebook before dousing her ex and his new partner in petrol and setting them alight.Sarah Mudge, 31, broke into the home of her former partner Stanley Obi on March 10 at about 2:31am and made the horrific attack which ultimately killed both her and Obi.Fortunately Obi's new partner and three of her children managed to escape the house in New Beith in Brisbane, but Mudge was unable to get out before the building was consumed by the flames.

To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here."Finding the ship in such perfect condition we can learn so much about Shackleton and the other crew members on board," she added."The aftermath of this shipwreck allows his personality to shine through and we can see just what a great leader he was and how well his team worked together."Shackleton tried three times to cross Antarctica and failed twice, obviously this third mission failed more devastatingly too."But he was a great leader and he wanted to do something that hadn't been done before which inspired people."The news comes after the Falklands Maritime Heritage Trust say the wreckage has been found off the coast of Antarctica, according to the month after the 100th anniversary of Sir Ernest's death.The expedition's director said footage of Endurance showed it to be intact and "by far the finest wooden shipwreck" he has ever seen.

Taste Makers: Seven Immigrant Women Who Revolutionised Food in America, recently published in the UK. Sen, who recently turned 30, is not one to shy away from asking big questions.

Ukraine. Alan Carr, Michael McIntyre and Romesh Ranganathan are teaming up as part of a star-studded line-up for a comedy event raising money for the war-torn country. The charity benefit will be held across two nights at London's Eventim Apollo on March 28 and 30 in aid of the Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) Humanitarian Appeal providing aid to those fleeing Ukraine.

Weatherfield in 1995, before he departed with his mum, Denise Osbourne, just two years later. He returned to the Cobbles for a brief storyline in 2007 and eventually became a series regular in 2016 after Ken suffered a stroke. READ MORE: ITV Coronation Street baffles fans as issue spotted after Abi rushed to hospitalDaniel has been played by Rob Mallard since becoming a Coronation Street mainstay, who has portrayed the character through some of Weatherfield's most dramatic storylines.

Grimes and her on-off boyfriend Elon Musk named their first child X AE A-Xii in 2020, it should come as no surprise that their second has an equally unusual moniker. They were hardly likely to call her Monica. In fact, Grimes - who was born as the somewhat more conventionally-named Claire Elise Boucher - has revealed that her daughter’s name is Exa Dark Sideræl Musk, or ‘Y’ for short.

Four in a Beds, Come Dine With Mes, the Coach Trips – that is mild and peril-free, the sort of ambient television that is perfect to chain-watch on an all-day hangover. Fame in the Family fits neatly into that timeslot: it’s on the outer reaches of interesting, like talking to someone at a wedding for just long enough to find one thing in common (“Oh your mum is from Northumberland? My grandmother was from Northumberland! No I’ve never been … ”).

JUST IN: Max Verstappen raged at Drive to Survive: 'Don't like it'And footage has been released of Horner fuming after Hamilton broke through a metal fence to go and celebrated with his home supporters. "It's a tough moment," Horner said on Drive to Survive. "I'm absolutely furious.

Good Morning Britain guest presenter Rob Rinder has spoken out about his new project designed to tackle the "raised eyebrows" of people when it comes to addressing medical negligence.Speaking exclusively with Express.co.uk, Judge Rinder, 43, spoke about his role as brand ambassador for Fletchers Solicitors and Patient Claim Line.The star, who joined GMB last year, spoke candidly about beating the stigma around claiming for medical negligence.Addressing his new project, Rob said: "One of the things that I go around trying to change is this sort of mindset about what lawyers do."You hear Patient Claim Line, and you can sort of feel the eyebrows raised, and people shrug their shoulders and roll their eyes."And it feels all a bit, not just America, but an American version, an American attitude towards lawyers," he added.Rob went on: "People laugh because they think that things like Patient Claim Line are about ambulance chasing or suing the NHS for spurious claims."And that's just not in any way how it works," he explained.The star went on to reveal why he's personally invested in the matter.Rob continued: "I know and have known a number of people that have worked in personal injury, it really mattered to me that the public understood what their legal rights are in the event that they were to experience some kind of medical negligence."And the reason that's important is because it's not taking money out of the mouths of the NHS."The star explained that a successful payout ensured that the claimant can live as normal as possible.Rob said: "What it does, in the event that you suffer a really serious injury, is that it puts you back into the position that you would have been in before that injury."That's the whole purpose of

We’ve all been there: sat in the stylist’s chair being shown your hair at the end of an appointment, a smile plastered across your face while secretly loathing your new look.Truly, there is nothing worse than a disappointing trip to the salon.There have been some appointments that made me hate my hair for months on end – too many layers, unmanageable extensions, highlights more orange than SunnyD. Luckily, though, I’ve learnt that most unsatisfying salon situations can – pretty much like most things in life – be prevented with a little preparation, speaking up about what you want, and listening to advice.

Garth Brooks has some new music to share.

Garth Brooks joined his friend Robin Roberts on Good Morning America last week for a chat about his upcoming Drive-In Concert, and ended up sharing some new music with the esteemed journalist."Do you want new music yourself from me?" the country star asked Roberts, to which she replied, "I always--any music from you, Garth, just makes my spirit soar."To her surprise, Brooks replied that he would send her something new that he's been working on, and she'll "decide what you want to do with it.""If you want to share it, share it, if you want to keep it for you, keep it for you," he noted.

Sunny Hostin is opening up about the racist comments made by ABC executive Barbara Fedida.

 Sunny Hostin  got candid about recent allegations against ABC News executive, Barbara Fedida. Over the weekend, Huffington Post broke a story that alleged that Barbara made a series of racists and derogatory comments towards and against current and former ABC News staff and talent including Sunny, Kendis Gibson, Robin Roberts and Mara Schiavocampo. During a segment of The View, Sunny voiced her disappointment about the alleged comments made about her and other top employees.

Sunny Hostin and the co-hosts of are addressing the alleged racist comments made from a top ABC News executive. Barbara Fedida, the Senior Vice President of Talent, Editorial Strategy, and Business Affairs for the news division, was accused in a exposé of making several statements about top ABC talent including Hostin, anchor Robin Roberts, and several others.

Sunny Hostin reveals she was “hurt” after hearing that an ABC executive called her “low rent.”

Barbara Fedida, an ABC News executive overseeing talent and business, has been placed on administrative leave while the network investigates insensitive comments she made in the workplace, The Hollywood Reporterhas confirmed. The Huffington Postfirst reported the news, citing 34 anonymous sources that were collected over a period of six months.

Ted Johnson ABC News has put a top executive on administrative leave after HuffPost reported that she had a pattern of making insensitive and racist remarks.Barbara Fedida, senior vice president of talent and business for the network. According to Yashar Ali’s report in the HuffPost, her alleged misconduct has led the network to spend millions of dollars in confidential settlements with former talent and staff.