Charles Leclerc branded 'unreliable driver' after Belgian Grand Prix crash

skipped the lying-in-state queue at Westminster.But This Morning presenter Holly Willoughby clearly has her hands full this week as she had to break up a heated clash between her ITV co-stars on Wednesday morning (September 21).Holly issued a warning to her fellow presenters Matthew Wright and Vanessa Feltz during a segment about the royal family's coronation.READ MORE:Holly Willoughby 'shaken and upset' after 'queue skip' backlash, says expertIt follows reports that King Charles has been planning a coronation ceremony that will be less costly than his mother's due to the cost of living crisis, and that he is set to unveil a "slimmed down" monarchy which could mean fewer working royals. Matthew launched into a passionate rant where he raised concerns about how much the royal family cost the general public in a time where working families are struggling to make ends meet.He said: "The Queen's coronation in 1953 cost tax payers £1.7 million pounds which sounds like a reasonable sum of money, but when you look at what that costs in today's money, it's sort of above £45 million.

Piers Morgan's TalkTV show has been slapped with over 100 Ofcom complaints after the host ate a Big Mac on air during a heated vegan row.Ofcom, the UK's broadcast media regulator, received 123 complaints in total from fuming viewers following the televised animal row on (September 7).The former GMB presenter, 57, had been embroiled in a furious row with an animal rights activist on his News UK talk show, Uncensored.READ MORE: Piers Morgan faces backlash after 'unbelievable' swipe at Meghan MarklePiers devoured the classic McDonald's burger at the end of his argument with Orla Coghlan, from Animal Rebellion, where the pair clashed over what Piers deemed was vegan "hypocrisy".A delivery man brought on a hamburger and fries, and the campaigner was forced to look on as Piers tucked into the popular fast-food meal in the studio.Piers grilled Orla on what he saw as "rank hypocrisy" from vegans when it came to the environmental impact of eating meat as opposed to consuming exotic vegetables.The host shared a photo of a bee on the screen and asked Orla: "Is one of these things an animal?" before digging: "If a bee is an animal, why are you slaughtering them?"He proceeded to argue: "I meet so many vegans who devour avocados and almonds and don't seem to realize that it involves the slaughter of billions of bees."Morgan was referring to the likes of avocado farming, which uses pesticides that are deadly to bees, and tropical fruits which often have to be flown or shipped to the UK and results in greater CO2 production.Orla argued that "both avocados and almonds are less damaging to the planet" than meat before Piers hit back: "What about how they get flown here from California?"Then Piers delivered a burger-shaped curve ball when

This Morning host Holly Willoughby has been left devastated having received a furious backlash from the public due to the "queue jumping chaos." It appeared that Phillip and Holly "jumped the queue" to see The Queen lying in state on Friday however ITV have said the duo were there in a "professional capacity"As reported by The Daily Mail, Holly was left in "floods of tears" and she and her co-host Phil begged producers to defend them. READ MORE: Piers Morgan slams 'ridiculous' petition to axe Holly and Phil as 25k sign over queue row The pair were said to be left fuming that ITV didn't take action for several days before releasing a statement to defend them both.On Tuesday's episode of This Morning Holly addressed the chaos and said that they would "never skip a queue."It comes after ITV told The Sun that Holly will not be quitting the morning show.They said that the star had been left "devastated" by the negative reaction but will not be resigning.The statement said: "Holly will not quit."She has been devastated by all the negative reaction after she turned up to work at Westminster Hall with Phil on Friday, but she's not going to resign."This Morning has been her life for more than a decade and the only way she'd consider quitting at this stage is if viewers really didn't want her there."They also explained that Holly is still very popular with viewers and she will stay on the show "for a good while yet."Holly addresses the "queue jumping" rumours on yesterday's episode of This Morning.During a montage of the past 11 days Holly said: "Like hundreds of accredited broadcasters and journalists we were given official permission to access the hall."It was strictly for the purpose of reporting on the event for millions of

motorist who reached out of his car window for a beer from a passing vehicle has been banned from driving.Engineer Paul Holmes found himself driving alongside a stag do minibus at 70mph and was seen grabbing a can of beer from a passenger on the M6 outside Birmingham, West Mids.The 24-year-old decided to have "a bit of a laugh with them" but unbeknown to him, his actions were caught on the dashcam of another vehicle, StokeonTrentLive reports.READ MORE: Liverpool mum-of-four filmed 'on her knees' in viral clip admits public sex actHolmes' defence told Stoke-on-Trent Crown Court that he got caught up with the banter as he and a pal were gearing up for a night out. Stoke-on-Trent Crown Court heard that he was travelling very closely behind another vehicle and the motorway was busy at the time, and that the stunt could have had "catastrophic" consequences.The engineer's lawyer said he had been caught up in a "very exciting day".

Princess Anne enjoys a quiet life out of the spotlight and it has now emerged she often favours train rides rather than being driven around.Celebrity interior designer Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen has opened up about his encounters with members of The Royal Family who live in close proximity to his home in Gloucester.Anne, 72, has recently been praised by Brits for her strength over the past 11 days since the death of her late mother, Queen Elizabeth II.READ NEXT:Prince Philip scolded Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen in brutal no-nonsense swipeThe Princess Royal accompanied the late Sovereign on her final journey from Balmoral to Buckingham Palace before her coffin was taken to Windsor Castle.Praising Anne, Laurence exclusively aid: "She lives quite near us and I occasionally share a train with her."I find her very switched on and so personable, she always remembers everybody and everything about everybody."This however isn't Laurence's only encounter with members of The Royal Family as he previously revealed that he was scolded by Prince Philip.He had designed part of the flooring at Buckingham Palace but it appears the Duke who died in April 2021, aged 99, was not impressed.Laurence said: "There was a bit in the corner, it was right at the beginning of my career."It was obviously something I was extremely proud of and I remember my family was very proud."I remember many years later, standing in that position with the Duke of Edinburgh because we were part of the Cutty Sark Trust, he was the main man and I was the celebrity patron."He continued: "Just trying to find something to say, we were waiting for people to arrive and I said 'you know sir, I designed the floor that used to be here.'"He had his hands behind his back, he rocks

Illicit Encounters. READ MORE: Cheeky Brits working from home are masturbating on the clock Fitness instructor Zoe explained: “I can picture every man I have ever made love to in my head. There are more than a hundred.“And I always fantasise about sex with one of my exes when I am making love.

Lewis Hamilton has apologised to Mercedes following this foul-mouthed outburst during the Dutch Grand Prix.The seven-time world champion let rip during the closing stages of the race, which was won by Max Verstappen, after being left out on medium tyres.Having led the race, he was overtaken by Verstappen, teammate George Russell and Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc, who had all switched to the faster soft tyres following a safety car period, triggered when the Alfa Romeo of Valtteri Bottas ground to a halt on the pit straight.READ MORE: Toto Wolff happy to be Lewis Hamilton’s 'trash bin' after Dutch GP radio rant“That was the biggest **** up,” he fumed over team radio before another rant soon after: “I can't believe you guys **** **** me, can't you how **** I am.”However, Hamilton was much calmer after finishing the race, thanking his mechanics for their efforts on his cool-down lap. Then, when he faced the media, he issued an apology.“I was on the edge of breaking point with emotions,” Hamilton told Sky Sports F1. “My apologies to the team.

Toto Wolff said he was happy to be Lewis Hamilton’s “trash bin” after the seven-time world champion’s expletive-laden rant against Mercedes during the Dutch Grand Prix.Hamilton had looked set to win his first Grand Prix of the season after running long on the medium tyres from the start before switching to hards for an intended one-stop strategy. However, a virtual safety car (VSC), triggered when Yuki Tsunoda, of Red Bull’s sister team AlphaTauri, stopped on track and a full safety car, needed when Alfa Romeo’s Valtteri Bottas ground to a halt on the pit straight, jumbled up every team’s strategy.It could be argued Mercedes should have either kept Russell out as a buffer between Hamilton and Max Verstappen or brought Hamilton in for the fastest soft tyres.

LIVE – Updated at 11:10The Formula 1 season continues after its return in Belgium last week with this weekend’s Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort, with Max Verstappen holding a healthy 93-point lead in the World Championship with eight races to go. The Red Bull star stormed to victory at Spa-Francorchamps at the weekend, winning by a margin of 18 seconds to team-mate Sergio Perez despite starting in P14 due to an engine penalty; Carlos Sainz took the other podium spot as he held off George Russell late on, while Charles Leclerc finished sixth.

Max Verstappen had to negotiate pigeons and flares as he took pole position for the Dutch Grand Prix.Verstappen just pipped the Ferraris of Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz, to the delight of his home fans at Zandvoort. The Mercedes of Lewis Hamilton and George Russell were also quick, but their final runs at the end of Q3 were wrecked when Verstappen’s teammate, Sergio Perez, spun at the final corner to bring out the yellow flags.Hamilton will start fourth with Perez fifth and Russell sixth for what promises to be a much closer race than in Belgium last weekend when Verstappen romped to victory despite starting down the grid due to an engine penalty. READ MORE: Lewis Hamilton hints he's open to Man Utd takeover with Mercedes 'partner' Jim Ratcliffe There was drama earlier in the session when the red flag was waved after an orange flare was hurled onto the track.

Lewis Hamilton for his choice of attire at the Belgian Grand Prix over the weekend.Hamilton turned up to Spa wearing a purple cardigan and trousers with an eye-catching pink knitted balaclava, complete with some sunflowers. While the Brit is known for his keen sense of fashion, some fand thought this was too far out there.And some took to Twitter to joke the Brit was wearing their grandma's 'tea cosy'.

Daniel Ricciardo.The Woking based company recently decided to cut the Australian’s contract short after another difficult start to the F1 season. Ricciardo had previously promised to turn things around and see out the rest of his contract.Unfortunately, the eight-time Grand Prix winner is still languishing in 13th position, having struggled to keep up with McLaren partner Lando Norris.

Max Verstappen and Red Bull at the Belgian Grand Prix.Fresh from helping Manchester City to a dramatic Premier League victory over Crystal Palace on Saturday, De Bruyne was a guest of Red Bull and swapped team shirts with Verstappen before the race. Therefore it was no surprise that he was collared by Sky Sports F1’s Martin Brundle during his pre-race grid walk.“I know Max a little bit, we speak from time to time.

Belgian Grand Prix today (August 28).It looks like Max Verstappen will be the man to beat as the Red Bull driver tightened his grip on the World Championship when he won the Hungarian Grand Prix last month.He's now going into the Belgian Grand Prix with a commanding 80-point lead on Charles Leclerc. The driver is eager to return to the Spa-Francorchamps race, saying: "It’s my favourite track so I’m looking forward to racing there this weekend.

Formula1 returns for the Belgian Grand Prix after a 28 day hiatus - and so too will the many wives and partners of the drivers. Max Verstappen may still be cruising, but Lewis Hamilton’s vastly improved second place finish at the Hungarian GP suggests there are still many twists and turns to come.

LIVE – Updated at 17:47Carlos Sainz will start Sunday’s Belgian Grand Prix on pole, with first in qualifying Max Verstappen taking an engine penalty and starting from the back of the grid. Sergio Perez will start alongside the Ferrari on the front row having come home third, while Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton will occupy the second row in third and fourth respectively on Sunday, with George Russell and the impressive Alex Albon behind. Hamilton in particular could not believe the 1.

Lewis Hamilton admitted he won’t miss his Mercedes W13 after he ended qualifying almost two seconds off the pace of Red Bull’s Max Verstappen.The Mercedes driver could only set the seventh fastest time in Q3 at Spa with teammate George Russell one place behind. Due to numerous drivers, including Verstappen, incurring grid penalties, the Mercedes pair will start a more encouraging fourth and fifth behind Carlos Sainz, Sergio Perez and Fernando Alonso.However, that was of little consolation to Hamilton, who was left downbeat by the pace deficit to Verstappen’s Red Bull, which has set the pace all weekend. READ MORE: Charles Leclerc left bemused as Ferrari admit to 'mistake' during Belgian GP qualifying After a number of upgrades and a tweak to regulations, which were expected by some to bring Red Bull and Ferrari back to the pack, the weekend has been a huge let-down for Mercedes so far.

Formula 1’s summer break gave teams the chance to reflect on their successes and failures of the first half of the season.But it was the same old story for Ferrari as the bungling Italian squad made a basic error during qualifying at the Belgian Grand Prix. World champion Max Verstappen set the fastest time but as the Dutchman had already incurred a grid penalty, he will start down in 15th.Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz, who set the second fastest time in Q3, will instead start on pole position, with Sergio Perez of Red Bull joining him on the front row.

Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc of Ferrari, will start towards the back of the field regardless of how qualifying goes after their teams changed key components. The situation could add an element of farce to qualifying, with the starting order for Sunday’s race set to take time to work out once all the various penalties have been accounted for.Sky Sports F1 pundit Karun Chandhok has spoken out against the problem, saying the spate of grid penalties this weekend will render qualifying “a bit meaningless”. READ MORE: Michael Schumacher got big break after F1 driver was jailed for using CS gas on taxi driver With F1 looking to become more financially sustainable, it is widely accepted that there must be a deterrent to prevent teams from changing key parts regularly.