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alternative viewpoint” on transgender people. The group, the Minnesota Child Protection League, has been cited by the Southern Poverty Law Center.Protesters have shown up tonight ahead of a Becker school board meeting where the Minnesota Child’s Protection League is speaking.

Robert Rinder has sent the UK government an emotional plea to "cut the red tape" for Ukrainian refugees at the Polish border. Speaking to Good Morning Britain presenters Susanna Reid and Richard Madeley live from Przemsyl station in Poland, the television judge, 43, detailed that while thousands of British people want to house refugees and help in any way they can, the UK government needs to make the processes easier.

Bella Hadid wishes she hadn’t altered her appearance.

spoofing controversial podcast host Joe Rogan, 54, in a brand new episode satirizing cancel culture.In the divisive Season 33, Episode 14 episode, titled “You Won’t Believe What This Episode is About—Act Three Will Shock You!,” Homer is erroneously blamed for leaving the family dog, named Santa’s Little Helper, in a hot car resulting in him getting publicly shamed, Newsweek reported.Things really go off the rails when the “Simpsons” patriarch tries to apologize, and inadvertently knocks Reverend Lovejoy out of the church window. Videos of the fiasco subsequently go viral on social media, causing Homer to lose his job and become ostracized by his friends, coworkers and family.Eventually, the doh-nut gobbler meets up with a Joe Rogan doppelganger.

so much after school. Over-the-counter pain meds didn’t help. I’d need to just take a nap and leave my homework for later.

Kim Kardashianis finally hitting back at ex-husband Kanye Weston social media.On Monday, after months of staying silent, the 41-year-old responded to Kanye's latest accusation that she is holding him back from having full access to their four children: North, eight, Saint, six, Chicago , four, and Psalm, two.Kanye, 44, who accused his ex of 'parental alienation', shared a snap of pins on North's school bag that showed an alien pinned between himself and Kim. He wrote: 'This is what was on my daughter's back pack when I was "allowed" to see her last week.'But Kim took umbrage at the suggestion she was holding back from letting Kanye see North, responding in his comments: 'Please stop with this narrative, you were just here this morning picking up the kids for school.' Battle over the kids: Kanye West complained about his access to his kids in an Instagram post on Monday morning, but Kim Kardashian quickly shot back at his 'narrative' Kanye vs Kim: The pair have been locked in an ugly war of words on social media for monthsIt is a bold and rare move for the Hulu reality star, as she finally responded to Kanye for the world to see, and his 15.5million followers on Instagram.In Kanye's original post, he wrote: 'This was on my daughters back pack when I was "allowed" to see her last week This is why I go so hard for my family.' He added: 'I am wired to protect my family at all cost.

Square Enix has acknowledged issues raised by players of Chocobo GP, and confirmed that it will investigate the problems and take action.After the racing game was released earlier this month, players shared their disappointment with the game’s ongoing issues with bugs, while some have shared their concerns about the game’s reliance on in-game microtransactions (via Eurogamer).Square Enix has now addressed players’ issues with Chocobo GP in an official statement on Twitter, which roughly translates to, “Thank you for playing Chocobo Grand Prix. We are currently receiving many inquiries, and we would like to inform you about the status of various problems and future updates.”“We are investigating the cause of each problem and taking corrective action.”Hironori Okayama, the producer on Chocobo GP, also said “We apologise for the inconvenience caused to the players due to problems with the battle function and lack of advance notice.

Greater Manchester's former chief fire officer who quit after the Arena bombing has resigned from his new high profile job. Peter O'Reilly, 55, has left his position as Chief Officer of Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service just six and a half months after starting the job.

Sarah Beeny, 50, has reacted today to a social media user suggesting she should take “a small army” of Ukrainian refugees into her new home.The Channel 4 star had taken to Twitter, where she has gathered 144,000 followers, to share a video of a Russian state media employee interrupting a news broadcast live on air showing a placard denouncing the invasion of Ukraine.Sarah added the caption: “What an extraordinary act of bravery from a young woman - #thetruthwillout”Soon after she received a reply from Twitter user Mothballshade suggesting she should provide accommodation for Ukrainian refugees fleeing the war.They wrote: “Are you taking any refugees in Sarah?“Get a small army of women and kids in your new mansion.”Sarah then explained that she had signed up to the Government’s Homes for Ukraine scheme, under which Ukrainian refugees without family ties in the UK will be able to seek refuge here.She replied: “We have registered - I’ve no idea how the system will actually work though and have my doubts the offers and people can be put together - fingers crossed burocracy can be controlled x” (sic)Fans of the TV star applauded her efforts as she was hailed as “an inspiration”.ConductMind tweeted: “And what a nice environment for them to escape the horrors of war.

Fans noticed something on Pete Davidson‘s chest in those now-infamous leaked texts that he allegedly sent to Kanye West.

“You’re such a dick.” This oft-repeated line from “Bodies Bodies Bodies” could describe almost every character in Halina Reijn’s terrific new horror-comedy. Set in a remote mansion during a coke-fueled hurricane party gone awry, the film follows a group of wealthy friends with lots of baggage over one fateful, deadly night.

A mum whose 16-month-old daughter was murdered has had her jail sentenced increased to 12 years today after a hearing at the Court of Appeal by the Attorney General.

A former soldier who verbally and physically abused the mother of his child has walked free from a court after arguing he was 'too immature' to cope with being a father.

Star Hobson’s mother has had her eight-year jail term for her role in her 16-month-old daughter’s death increased by Court of Appeal judges.

Legal changes could mean the end of BOGOF chocolate bar deals - but more than four in ten business owners are not prepared for the ruling to come in.New legislation, due to be implemented from 1 October, means products high in fat, salt or sugar (HFSS) will be banned from “appealing” spots on store shelves.In a bid to curb unnecessary intake of unhealthy items, consumers will also no longer see sweet treats on offer near any entry point or checkout.Advertising across all media will be affected, with commercials no longer allowed to run before 9pm, and limitations on social media promotions imposed from the 1 January next year.However, exemptions will be in place to protect businesses who have small premises or less than 50 employees.But research has revealed just one in three businesses have checked their products ahead of the landmark legislation, which aims to curb Britain’s obesity crisis in one of the biggest shake-ups the retail sector has faced.And a quarter have not even considered auditing their products at all, with one in five businesses unaware of the new legislation altogether.The study, commissioned by global standards organisation GS1 UK, of 400 managers and business owners in the food and drink industry, revealed that more than four in ten feel unprepared for the changes.And three-quarters (73%) are unaware that volume promotions, such as BOGOF offers, will be banned.It also emerged just one in three businesses are training staff on the new rules, while 35% are auditing suppliers, and 48% are reworking existing products.Meanwhile two-thirds said more financial support from the government is needed to help them adapt - with 81% predicting the new rules will change how their business operates.Anne Godfrey,

Get the latest celebrity and TV news in your inbox. It only takes a few seconds! Click here . Her fans and other famous celebrities took to social media to react to her outfit and shared some heart-warming comments.

Emily Atack has admitted getting a "b******ing" for partying too hard. The Inbetweeners actress made the claim on social media as she posed up for fans. The Celebrity Juice star, aged 32, shared: "Made it through Monday with, actually, a completely fair and necessary amount of minor b******ings from staying out too late over the weekend.

Former boxing world champion Scott Harrison has announced his retirement from the sport, and revealed that his dad Peter is suffering from Alzheimer’s Disease.

RICHARD Madeley prompted fury after interrupting a report about Ukraine refugees - to ask about pizza toppings. David Fox-Pitt was talking to Good Morning Britain from the border between Poland and Ukraine.

TINA O'Brien appears to be missing from daughter Scarlett Thomas's family TikTok after a "1am row" with ex Ryan. Scarlett, 13, posted a clip on social media inviting her followers to "meet" her family - but it seems mum Tina, 38, didn't make the cut.

Russian model girlfriend before pretending to be on a date with her on Instagram. Dmitry Korovin, 23, has confessed to strangling Vladimir Putin critic Gretta Vedler, also 23, and stuffing her body into a suitcase in February last year.