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Queen following her death.The popular radio station posted a statement on Twitter, which read: "Trevor Sinclair will not be on air while we carry out a thorough investigation into the circumstances and timing of his tweet. While we respect the right of Trevor Sinclair to express his opinion on his personal twitter account, talkSPORT does not endorse the tweet."The former Manchester City attacker tweeted on Thursday following the announcement of the Queen's death: "Racism was outlawed in England in the 60's & it's been allowed to thrive so why should black and brown mourn!!'".

Rod Stewart has shared his own tribute following the death of the Queen whilst also revealing his own personal loss. The singer took to social media to share how it had been a 'devastating 48 hours following the death of his brother, Don, days before the Queen's death was announced.

King Charles III and Prince Harry had 'polar opposite' responses to the Queen's death, a body language expert has said. Her Majesty sadly died at Balmoral at the age of 96 yesterday, Thursday September 8, with her family by her bedside.

Nicolas Winding Refn says that the characters in his upcoming Netflix series Copenhagen Cowboy, are a “female evolution” of characters from previous projects such as Valhalla Rising, Drive and Only God Forgives.

Piers Morgan paid tribute to Queen Elizabeth II on social media following her death - but hours later he shared a sweet message about Her Majesty. The controversial TV star has famously praised the Royal Family over the years and his sweet tribute to her on TalkTV was liked by thousands of fans. READ NEXT: Piers Morgan 'can't imagine Britain without the Queen' amid health concernsAs Piers opened up his show he said it was a "sad day" and recalled that the Queen had been on the throne throughout his entire life, adding that he's "not a spring chicken".

Home and Away star Ben Wood, 43, has been wrapped up in difficulties with his character Marty - but his life is the polar opposite of the controversial TV character.Marty is the ringleader of the biker gang on Summer Bay and the group have a vengeance on the Parata family after Ari (Rob Kipa-Williams) stole a lump sum of money from the gang in an armed robbery a decade ago.READ MORE: Home and Away's Xavier star now - 'left for dead' in motorcycle smash to co-star dadHowever, following the death of Ari, Marty and Tex (Lucas Linehan) focus on Tane (Ethan Browne).The gang told him that he would need to pay the money owed to them with interest - but instead decided to use the gym owned by Tane to launder money, and Tane is trying to expose their dodgy dealings.As Tane attempted to expose them in a stake-out, Cash (Nicholas Cartwright) ran into the compound alongside the police and chased Marty on foot.The pair ended up in a gun battle and Marty shot Cash prompting him to retaliate and ultimately shooting Marty dead.As Marty meets a tragic end, Daily Star looks into actor Ben Wood's life.Ben Wood has built up quite an impressive career over the years, with acting credits dating back to 2004 on a short film titled Hold It! His first recurring role was on All Saints from 2006-2009 and also joined TV series titled Doctor Doctor from 2016-2017. While working on a lot of short films and TV shows, his most recent TV stint has been on Home and Away as Marty.With countless acting credits the star is well-versed in the TV world and his career is only expanding as his credits grow.

Lewis Hamilton paid a poignant tribute to Queen Elizabeth II before joining the rest of the F1 fraternity for a period of silence ahead of practice at the Italian Grand Prix.The world’s longest-reigning head of state passed away at Balmoral on Thursday at the age of 96. Seven-time world champion Hamilton met The Queen on numerous occasions and received his MBE from the monarch shortly after winning his first world title in 2008. He received his knighthood from the Prince of Wales at Windsor Castle at the end of last year.Hamilton took to social media to post a tribute to The Queen on Friday morning before getting into his Mercedes.READ MORE: Queen told off Lewis Hamilton after he broke royal protocol on visit to the Palace “How do you find the words to describe the loss of Her Majesty The Queen? She was truly an iconic leader, an inspiration and a reassuring presence for most, if not all, of our lives,” he wrote.

Celtic forward Sead Haksabanovic is at the centre of a battle between former sides Rubin Kazan and IFK Norrkoping over an unpaid transfer case set to be taken to FIFA.

Campaigners and politicians in Greater Manchester have reacted with anger after Liz Truss announced she was to allow fracking  to return to the UK. The PM has scrapped a 2019 ban on the fossil fuel extraction process as part of a wider energy bills strategy.

The relationship between the Queen and Scotland was "one of shared admiration", Ian Blackford has said as MPs marked the life of the country's longest-reigning sovereign.

artificial intelligence can translate words and even entire sentences by scanning brain activity.The AI, developed by Facebook's parent company Meta, is able to guess the words inside people's heads with up to 73% accuracy.Meta researchers in Paris built an AI language model made up of 56,000 hours of speech recordings in 53 languages. READ NEXT: One-man SpaceX builds his own rocket just like Elon Musk'sThey then asked 169 volunteers to listen to stories and sentences from classics like Alice in Wonderland while their brains were being scanned.

Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby has declared Queen Elizabeth "never lost hope" even in the darkest moments of her life. The monarch passed away on Thursday (08. 09.

Elton John continued to pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II at a concert following her death, telling his audience that they were going to ‘celebrate her life’.On Thursday September 8, Buckingham Palace announced that the Queen – who reigned for 70 years – had died at Balmoral at the age of 96 after doctors became concerned for her health.Members of the royal family, including Prince Charles, Prince William and Prince Harry, made their way to the estate, with tributes pouring in from across the world and from celebrities including Dame Helen Mirren, Daniel Craig and Piers Morgan.In a statement, Sir Elton described the late monarch as an ‘inspiring presence’, saying he would ‘miss her dearly’.He continued to honour the Queen on Thursday evening during a concert in Toronto, Canada, telling the spectators: ‘She was an inspiring presence to be around… she was fantastic. She led the country through some of our greatest and darkest moments with grace and decency and a genuine caring warmth.’The Rocket Man singer said that being 75, the Queen had ‘been with me all my life’, adding: ‘I feel very sad that she won’t be with me anymore, but I’m glad she’s at peace, and I’m glad she’s at rest and she deserves it.’Elton John pays tribute to Queen Elizabeth on her passing Toronto 2022 #EltonJohn #QueenElizabethII #Toronto pic.twitter.com/pe91kRr8nhHer Majesty Queen Elizabeth II has died after 70 years on the throne, with her death announced by Buckingham Palace on September 8, 2022.

The Queen appeared to follow her late husband Prince Philip's mantra 'Just get on with it' following his death, but "never fully recovered" from his loss, a royal expert has said. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II died on Thursday 8 September at the age of 96, over a year after her beloved husband Prince Philip passed away at the height of the coronavirus pandemic on 9 April 2021.

Amanda Holden has joined the thousands of Buckingham Palace mourners to pay respect and tribute to Queen Elizabeth II after the monarch passed away, aged 96, on Thursday, 8 September. Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda, 51, looked sombre and downcast, bowing her head to the ground as she passed in front of mourners who have been gathering at what was the Queen's main residence. Amanda was quietly stylish, dressed in a navy blue midi-dress which featured long sleeves, a fishtail skirt and a white belt that cinched her in at the waist.

Katie Price has hit back at trolls who said that parts of her documentary were "made up".The new Channel 4 documentary Katie Price: Trauma and Me was supposed to air on Thursday but was postponed "out of respect" for the death of The Queen.The former glamour model appeared on Steph's Packed Lunch on Thursday (September 8).READ MORE: Katie Price reveals she was raped at gunpoint in horrific South Africa car-jacking attackHost Steph McGovern asked her how she had experienced so much trauma in her life and explained that some trolls online believed that she was "making up" some traumatic events.Katie responded by saying: "I don't make any of it up. Everyone knows me, I've been called a 'liar' so many times and the truth always come out. I'm not here for sympathy."Katie was travelling from Johannesburg to Swaziland at the time of the attack alongside members of the show's production crew.The vehicle was stopped by six men who ransacked both cars for goods such as laptops, iPads and jewellery.Katie has said she was also raped by the men during the terrifying ordeal.

Amanda Holden has arrived at Buckingham Palace to pay her respects to the late Queen Elizabeth II.On Thursday (September 8), Buckingham Palace announced the devastating news about the monarch’s passing at the age of 96 in Balmoral Castle. Since the news was announced thousands of fans of the the Queen travelled to one of her many palaces to lay flowers and emotional messages outside her walls as a sign of respect.

BBC Breakfast royal correspondent Gyles Brandreth believes Queen Elizabeth II would have liked to have been an “actress” if she wasn’t the Head of State.On Thursday (September 8), Buckingham Palace announced the devastating news about the monarch’s passing at the age of 96 in Balmoral Castle.It read: “The Queen died peacefully at Balmoral this afternoon. The King and The Queen Consort will remain at Balmoral this evening and will return to London tomorrow.READ MORE: Queen Elizabeth 'showed all the signs of becoming a Nintendo addict' and loved Wii SportsDuring Friday’s special instalment of the BBC Breakfast in memorial of the late monarch, the broadcaster recalled one of his many fond memories with Her Royal Highness.As he thought back on his fond memories with the Queen, he confessed that Her Majesty has always had quite the affinity with the acting industry and in recent years showcased her love of acting in a slew of comical sketches.He told viewers: “I think that she wouldn’t minded being an actress, I once had a conversation with her about Windsor Castle when she was happiest there and she talked about the war and when she appeared in Christmas pantomimes.“And said she rather enjoyed being a principal boy.

READ MORE: Katie Price's new Channel 4 film pulled off air as she pays tribute to QueenShe stood up for herself in the comments, laughing at the situation and writing: "For the people commenting about the photo apparently being edited you can quite clearly see that it’s my hair and not the tiles," followed by a slew of laughing emojis.The post and trolling comments have since been deleted, but one of the trolls had called out Princess's "fake" figure."Bottom doesn't look real," they wrote.As a true father would, Peter stepped in to defend his daughter and gave some wise advice about the opinions of others.He penned the comment: "Sweetheart don’t get into the habit of worrying about what people say. Be you’re beautiful self and enjoy life."Princess's followers praised Peter, 49, for his comment, with one adding: "Exactly princess ignore rude ignorant ppl your a beautiful stunning young lady daddy's right xxx."Another added: "You can totally see it's your hair, some people can help but look for reasons to make stupid comments.