BBC journalist Ben Hunte targeted by ‘racist and homophobic abuse’ after Laurence Fox tweet

TV WEEK magazine, The Apprentice’s Lord Alan Sugar has criticised his international The Apprentice host counterparts, saying he has been the “best” host in the show’s history.The 74-year-old British business magnate said: “'I've done the program for 15 years in the UK and I'm told that I'm the best at it.Continuing his feud with the former US president, Lord Sugar - who is also set to host the new season of Celebrity Apprentice Australia - said: “I'm much better than Donald Trump.“He was useless, completely useless.”Lord Sugar wasn’t too impressed with Arnold Schwarzenegger’s stint as the host of the US version of The Apprentice either.Schwarzenegger took over from Trump as the show’s host in 2017.Lord Sugar, who has hosted the UK version since 2005, said: “Also, the other bloke, what's his name? Arnold Schwarzenegger.

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Keeping Up with the Kardashians alum Kourtney Kardashian is coming clean about what a 'toxic environment' the set of her E! reality show was, which led to her playing a character towards the end.'Shooting our show, it became a really toxic environment at the end for me,' the 42-year-old reality star told Bustle on Thursday.'I would fight with my sisters. There was, like, just a lot going on.

Wilson Chapman editor“The Afterparty” on Apple TV Plus is a wildly ambitious storytelling exercise; over the course of its eight episode run, the series’ first season tells the story of a high school reunion that ends in murder in wildly different genres, as the various suspects recount their recollections of the night through the lens of their own worldviews. And in order to successfully embody the different genres, be they rom-com or thriller, the show needs to adapt itself to every episode: a single moment might be romantic one episode or comical the next, through the use of music and editing to change the mood of the scene.The music of “The Afterparty” is composed by Daniel Pemberton, who came to the project after working with creator and director Christopher Miller and executive producer Phil Lord on the critically acclaimed animated film “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.” He was attracted to working on the show because of the challenge and complexity of the score, which would require him to alter his musical style nearly every episode.

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Piers Morgan has hit out at Laurence Fox over his stance on Black Lives Matter and footballers taking 'taking the knee' in support of it.

Laurence Fox, 42, and Piers Morgan, 55, have clashed once more, this time over whether it is right to “take the knee” during football matches.The Lewis actor had originally shared a photo on his Twitter account from a football match from the 1940s in Germany, where the players could be seen in a Nazi salute.Laurence appeared to compare the photograph to present-day Millwall players who “took the knee” in support of the Black Lives Matter movement over the weekend, ahead of playing Derby.He wrote under the picture: “It’s happened before...

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Piers Morgan has told Laurence Fox ‘people are tired of you being a d**khead’ in their latest war of words over coronavirus restrictions.Just one day after the Good Morning Britain presenter called for the controversial actor to ‘shutup’ after he irresponsibly tweeted that he had a ‘large group’ of friends over to his house for lunch, the pair have clashed online.It all kicked off when Piers shared the latest Covid-19 death figures and called the 603 lives lost a ‘desperate heart-rending tragedy for their families.’‘Not to forget the tens of thousands of avoidable cancer deaths as a result of lack of diagnosis and treatment,’ Laurence hit back. ‘Every one of them a heart-rending tragedy for their families.

Piers Morgan, 55, has slammed Laurence Fox, 42, after the actor accused him of “moral superiority” while they argued about coronavirus restrictions on Twitter.The spat between the pair began when the Good Morning Britain presenter told Laurence to “shut up” after he informed his 259,000 followers he had a “large group” of friends over to his house for lunch in spite of lockdown rules.Their row escalated this afternoon when Piers shared the latest Covid-19 death figures and called the 603 lives lost a “desperate heart-rending tragedy for their families”.Laurence then hit back at the journalist and said: “Not to forget the tens of thousands of avoidable cancer deaths as a result of lack of diagnosis and treatment.“Every one of them a

Twitter account, took to the social media platform to boast about his lunch with friends where they hugged. The actor told his 255,000 followers that if the NHS couldn't cope then it was "not fit for purpose".A Cardio-Thoracic Intensive Care nurse, named on Twitter as Joanna Louise, fired back at Mr Fox's post by describing what she'd had to go through at work.Joanna replied to his tweet saying: "Just held a persons hand as they died alone, without their family or loved ones by their side."Glad you enjoyed your meal."Laurence Fox wrote on Sunday night: "Just had a large group over to lunch and we hugged and ate and talked and put the world to rights."It was lovely."You’ll never take that away from people."Stay out.

A nurse hit back at Laurence Fox's post bragging about breaking lockdown rules with a heart-wrenching story.

Laurence Fox’s tweet bragging about having a “large group” of friends over for lunch at his house with a photo of the impression PPE left on her face after she “held a person’s hand as they died alone” at work.Laurence Fox has been called out for his ‘dangerous’ comments about Covid-19Joanna Louise, a cardiothoracic intensive care nurse, posted the photo of herself after Fox tweeted that he had hugged his friends, urging people to ignore social distancing rules and “protect your rights”.She wrote: “Just held a person’s hand as they died alone, without their family or loved ones by their side. Glad you enjoyed your meal.”Fox received a torrent of backlash for his tweet, in which he wrote: “Stay out.

Rita Ora and Laurence Fox both broke lockdown rules at the weekend.Singer Ora has apologised after hosting a birthday celebration on Saturday, while actor Fox has claimed that he had a ‘large group over to lunch’ and that they all hugged, as well as telling his 256k Twitter followers to ‘stay out’ and ‘protect your rights’.In England, where a national lockdown is currently in place until Wednesday, December 2, people from separate households are not allowed to meet inside.

Downing Street has warned celebrities flouting coronavirus rules such as Rita Ora and Laurence Fox that they could potentially face police action.A No.10 spokesperson said prime minister Boris Johnson was “clear” that everyone needs to follow the restrictions, “including celebrities”, and stressing that “it’s up to police to decide what action to take” if they are broken.It came after pop singer Rita Ora reportedly broke lockdown rules by holding a 30th birthday party for 30 people at a west London restaurant on Saturday.Meanwhile, controversial actor Laurence Fox was condemned on social media after boasting of having a “large group” over for lunch, where they “hugged, ate and put the world to rights”. When I read this tweet, I just think -

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Piers Morgan has has slammed Laurence Fox after the actor publicly bragged about breaking coronavirus lockdown rules.

he and his family received abuse after Laurence Fox shared a screenshot of his Twitter account with a post about defunding the BBC.A spokesperson from the Metropolitan Police said: ‘We are aware of a tweet posted earlier today relating to an allegation of abuse on social media.‘We have received an initial report and officers will be contacting the complainant to take further details.’In a now-deleted tweet, Fox, 42, wrote: ‘So glad I’m not paying for this anymore. @bbc @DefundBBC #DefundTheBBC’, attaching a screenshot of Hunte’s Twitter account.Hunte shared on social media: ‘My family and I have been sent racist and homophobic abuse following the below screenshot of me being posted.

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