Fans who cheer crashes not welcome in F1 says Daniel Ricciardo as he asks for "respect"

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The star of cult-favorite show "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" has landed back in the hospital after suffering a cardiac incident. Actor Nicholas Brendon was "rushed to emergency," according to a statement posted on his Instagram.The medical emergency occurred two weeks ago, and was the reason given for why Brendon had gone relatively silent on social media.            View this post on Instagram                       A post shared by Nicholas Brendon (@nicholasbrendon) In a series of photos, the actor can be seen in an ambulance, wheelchair and on a hospital bed.  The post - written by someone on Brendon's team - continued, "Some of you might remember he had a similar incident after his second spinal surgery last year (for Cauda Equina) but this time, (sic) he is trying to get a little more rest and has been concentrating on medical appointments." Cauda Equina Syndrome is defined by the American Association of Neurological Surgeons as a time "when there is dysfunction of multiple lumbar and sacral nerve roots of the cauda equina." The cauda equina is "the collection of nerves at the end of the spinal cord." This directly affects a person's motor skills, as well as sensory functions.

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inmate has revealed child killer Savannah Brockhill walks around prison with a "big grin" on her face - despite needing multiple guards by her side to ensure she isn't attacked.Brockhill, 29, was convicted of murdering her girlfriend's 16-month-old child Star Hobson in a harrowing attack, and is now serving a life sentence with a minimum 25-year term at HMP Styal in Cheshire.Meanwhile the child's mum, Frankie Smith, is serving an eight-year sentence for causing or allowing the death of her daughter to take place.READ MORE: Mum charged with murder after 'leaving baby daughter in a hot car for five hours'Channel 5 documentary HMP Styal: Women Behind Bars, which hit screens last night (Wednesday, August 17), lifted the curtain to reveal what life looks like for the incarcerated women who call the prison their home, including Brockhill.One unnamed inmate, who was at the prison when Brockhill arrived, claimed she was surrounded by "four to five" guards at a time whenever she left her cell to prevent other prisoners from attacking her.It is common practice for child killers and paedophiles to be kept away from other prisoners at Styal as the documentary revealed they are most at risk of being targeted by other inmatesHowever, despite the threat to their safety, the inmate revealed that the former bouncer would walk around the prison with a 'big grin' on her face."We've all seen it on the news, but then to have the actual person be actually thrown into Styal," the inmate said."Everyone was at the windows, everyone was screaming, shouting."But luckily enough, we were all locked in at the certain time [she came in] so no one can get to her."Speaking about Brockhill's manner around the prison, the inmate expressed contempt."She

Strictly Come Dancing star Tyler West broke the silence after he took to Instagram last night and showed himself in a hospital waiting room.The Radio DJ told his concerned fans that "everything is cool" and thanked NHS staff.He did however require assistance from paramedics.READ MORE: Rose Ayling-Ellis quits EastEnders role as Frankie Lewis after Strictly successThe star said: "Everything's cool, but wanna shout out the NHS, especially the paramedic and A&E team."He also thanked his fans for their concern.He said: "Yo, quick message to say thank you all for the DMs.“Everything is A-OK, A-OK, it weren’t me it’s family stuff but thank you all for checking in. Good vibes, nothing wrong.”The DJ is one of the stars that has signed up to take part in the 2022 series.

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Max Verstappen has slammed members of his army of supporters who have been spotted setting fire to Mercedes merchandise amid a worrying rise of bad behaviour at F1 events.At the recent Austrian Grand Prix, which was attended by legions of Verstappen fans, there were reports of racist, sexist, homophobic and general intimidating conduct. At least one supporter of the Dutchman was videoed burning a Mercedes cap.

George Russell shocked the F1 world by storming to pole position at the Hungarian Grand Prix.Entering the final seconds of Q3 at the Hungaroring, it looked like being a Ferrari front-row lockout with Carlos Sainz ahead of Charles Leclerc. However, Russell then conjured up the lap of his career to date to stick his Mercedes on pole.The Ferraris had to settle for second and third, with McLaren’s Lando Norris fourth.

Lando Norris had more success on the racetrack than on the road as he qualified fourth for the Hungarian Grand Prix.The McLaren driver had shown strong pace all weekend at a circuit which was expected to suit his car and he took that pace into qualifying. He was third entering the final seconds of Q3 with just the Ferraris of Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc ahead of him, only for his friend George Russell to produce the lap of his career to put his Mercedes on pole position.Norris once again led the way for McLaren, with team-mate Daniel Ricciardo a disappointing ninth, and his race pace in practice suggests the Brit could be in the fight for a podium finish at the Hungaroring. READ MORE: F1 photographer left with cut lip after being 'slapped' by Hungarian GP security official It seems Norris’s journey to the circuit wasn’t as a seamless though.

Sebastian Vettel will leave Formula 1 at the end of the season with a career record bettered only by a tiny number of drivers in the history of the sport.Unless Vettel manages the unlikely feat of winning one of his remaining 10 races with Aston Martin, the German will leave the sport with 53 Grand Prix wins and four drivers’ titles, all won in four consecutive seasons with Red Bull from 2010 to 2013. Only three drivers – Lewis Hamilton, Michael Schumacher and Juan Manuel Fangio – have more F1 titles to their name while just two – Hamilton and Schumacher – have claimed more Grand Prix wins.But it is fair to say Vettel’s career has been front-loaded with 39 wins coming in the Red Bull stable – including his first with junior team Toro Rosso in 2008 – before his switch to Ferrari for 2015.

Daniel Ricciardo suffered an embarrassing language blunder as he attempted to conduct an interview in Italian following the French Grand Prix. The Australian F1 star finished a solid ninth in his McLaren at Paul Ricard, two places behind teammate Lando Norris.

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F1 races, the top three are traditionally interviewed by an ex-grand prix driver-turned-broadcaster after stepping out of their cars and before the podium ceremony. The likes of Martin Brundle, Johnny Herbert and Mark Webber have done the job and following the race at Paul Ricard, it was the turn of Coulthard, who is co-commentator for Channel 4.As the former McLaren and Williams driver quizzed racer winner Max Verstappen, Di Resta, who had been on co-commentary duty for Sky Sports F1 in the absence of Brundle, was broadcast on the official F1 feed urging his fellow Scot to cut the interview short. READ MORE: Daniel Ricciardo disagrees with Sky Sports F1 reporter over 'Alpine sandwich' after French GP The slip was spotted by a number of fans on social media, who were unimpressed by Di Resta’s accidental intervention.“The irony, when this is exactly what I'm saying to Paul Di Resta during his commentary,” joked one fan on Twitter while another added: “Ironically, something I've been saying about Paul all afternoon!”“There should be an option to mute certain broadcasters because I cannot listen to PDR,” said a third.

Max Verstappen took a huge step towards retaining his world championship crown on Sunday afternoon at the French Grand Prix as he took victory after Charles Leclerc crashed out from the lead. The two title rivals sprinted off up the road and looked in a class of their own but it would not be the case that both would finish, with Leclerc making a mistake that could make challenging for the championship too much of a task to achieve this season now.

Charles Leclerc’s F1 title suffered a devastating blow as he crashed out of the lead during the French Grand Prix. The Ferrari star, who took pole position on Saturday, kept championship leader Max Verstappen at bay early in the race and looked on course to make it back-to-back wins.

Charles Leclerc enjoyed himself more before the French Grand Prix than he did during it as he tried to wind-up Lando Norris midway through a pre-race interview. Leclerc's F1 title ambitions suffered another serious blow as he crashed out on lap 18 at Paul Ricard. The Monegasque driver let out a toe-curling scream once he realised he could no long start his car after planting it in the barriers.

READ MORE: Nico Rosberg tells Ferrari they made a "mistake" despite taking pole for French GPIt's a similar picture in the World Championship standings as Charles Leclerc will have been looking to close the gap to his rival this weekend with him trailing the Dutch driver by 38 points before lights out this afternoon.Do you think Leclerc can claw his way to top of the Championship after his third crash in first position this year? Let us know in the comments sectionFerrari's Spanish driver was handed a five-second penalty for an unsafe release during the pit stop under the safety car.The Grand Prix has proved to be a formality for Verstappen as he pushed on and quickly regained the lead following the safety car from Leclerc's crash. Sainz managed to climb back up the grid and fought his way into the podium positions on lap 42, despite him being asked to pit mid-way through overtaking Perez.As the race came to a close, Checo and George Russell battled it out for third with Hamilton comfortably securing second as Red Bull chased a double podium.Following his heartbreaking exit from the Grand Prix, Leclerc revealed that he was responsible for the crash.

F1 season, but Mercedes are already counting down the days until 2023.There had been talk of the Silver Arrows challenging for victory at Paul Ricard, but unless the Red Bulls and the Ferrari of Charles Leclerc hit trouble in the race, that is unlikely in the extreme. On the face of it, qualifying fourth with Lewis Hamilton and sixth with George Russell represented a decent day at the office for the reigning constructors’ champions.

LIVE – Updated at 18:16Charles Leclerc reignited his world championship hopes by racing to victory at the Austrian Grand Prix last week as team-mate Carlos Sainz emerged unscathed from his Ferrari after it caught fire. Leclerc passed championship leader Max Verstappen three times to claim his first triumph since he took the chequered flag in Australia on April 10. Verstappen finished second after Sainz’s engine expired with 14 laps remaining.

F1 season so far in France this weekend.The Silver Arrows’ defence of the constructors’ title has been dogged by their struggle to remedy the extreme bouncing and porpoising brought about by the sport’s new regulations. As a result, Red Bull and Ferrari have stolen a march over the first half of the season, winning all 11 races between them so far.But recent grand prix have seen Mercedes looking much more competitive and the smooth nature of the Paul Ricard track is expected to suit the W13.