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John Lennon and Paul McCartney grew up together in Liverpool in the 1950s. On top of loving music and performing, they had a strong connection as they both came from homes without mothers. Lennon's was killed in a hit-and-run in 1958, while McCartney's died of cancer two years prior in 1956.

K.J. Yossman David Beckham, Sharon Osbourne and “Good Morning Britain” anchor Susanna Reid are among the hundreds of thousands of mourners who have spent hours queuing for a chance to pay their respects to Queen Elizabeth II while she lies in state ahead of her funeral on Monday (Sept. 19). Beckham told Sky News – who caught up with him while he was still waiting in line – that he had joined the queue at 2am on Friday morning. “Well we all want to celebrate our Queen, Her Majesty,” he told the camera crew as the line inched forward. Later that day, at around 3pm, the BBC’s livestream of the lying in state showed Beckham, dressed in a black suit and tie, finally entering Westminster Hall. As the soccer star approached the Queen’s coffin, which is sat on a catafalque draped in the Royal Standard flag and the Imperial State Crown, he stopped and bent his head, pausing for a moment before following the others mourners out.

TalkTV host Piers Morgan has blasted MPs for skipping the queues to pay homage to the late Queen.Speaking on Piers Morgan Uncensored, the outspoken star said: "The MPs behaviour is rank entitlement and frankly a royal slap in the face to ordinary members of the public. "Why do MPs think they are better than the rest of us? If you want to pay your respects Members of Parliament, well get in line with everybody else."READ MORE: Piers Morgan divides fans with reaction to King Charles' first national addressHe asked former first Minister of Scotland Alex Salmond, who was in the studio, what he thought of politicians skipping "one of the most egalitarian queues in history."Salmond backed Piers saying: "I think any Member of Parliament that took advantage of the family and friends four passes must have taken leave of their senses.

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Prince Harry, 37, and Meghan Markle, 41, have faced backlash after they were spotted holding hands at Westminster while honouring the Queen this evening.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's gesture has been a talking point on social media this evening, causing Denise Welch to step in.The 64-year-old responded to a Twitter user named Lainey L, who likened the couple to "two lovesick teenagers" for holding hands.Another chimed in, adding: "They touch each other a lot too."Either it is young love or a sign of insecurity among people they have alienated in one way or another."Lainey responed writing: "They're not exactly 'young' so it must be insecurity."Piers Morgan delivers dig to Meghan Markle as kids gain royal titlesLoose Women star Denise couldn't resist making a saracastic comment as she responded to the backlash.She commented: "How sad that you clearly don’t have someone who wants to hold your hand."The actress went on to agree with another social media, who pointed out that there was less fuss about Zara and Mike Tindall doing the same thing as others backed the couple.Denise is no stranger to defending Harry and Meghan on social media and on Loose Women.After another Twitter named JustMeSteve branded Prince Harry's wife "a bully", she replied: "Funny that everyone she worked with as an actress adored her!"When asked why she was so supportive of Meghan, Denise said she "hated seeing a woman (or anyone) subjected to the bullying she had endured".Last month, the ex Coronation Street star had a fiery debate with her fellow panellists over Meghan's interview in The Cut.Denise told the panel she’s been on the “Meghan Markle support wagon” ever since she first got with Prince Harry.Piers Morgan stuns as he defends Prince

Strictly Come Dancing star Kaye Adams will battle it out for the Glitterball trophy amongst 14 other celebrities including the likes of Kym Marsh, Will Mellor and Fleur East. Ahead of the launch night, Craig Revel Horwood, 57, said he believes the 59-year-old may struggle with the energetic Latin routines.He told The Mirror: "I think she’ll do quite well at the ballroom stuff, but I’m worried about the Latin."The sex appeal and the hip action and rhythm, things like the cha-cha-cha might prove, a challenge, darling."It’s the selling yourself bare – the costumes are all quite skimpy with the Latin."Taking to Twitter this afternoon, the Loose Women star laughed off his comments. Piers Morgan delivers dig to Meghan Markle as kids gain royal titlesShe wrote: "@CraigRevHorwood‘s worried!!?? How does he think I feel?!"Her response comes after she admitted she had been struggling to sleep ahead of the live shows.Kaye told fans: "Struggled to sleep last night after the first day of @bbcstrictly strictly rehearsals."Tried to count sheep but couldn’t get past 5,6,7,8."The journalist has also claimed she can't dance and was once taken out of a class when she was younger after being called "kipper feet".She told OK! Magazine: "I’ve always been the person sitting at the side of the dance floor nursing my drink.“Looking at other people dancing and thinking it looks wonderful to be able to let go like that and enjoy music.

Good Morning Britain presenter Martin Lewis struggled to fight back tears as he briefly spoke about his mum's devastating death on the ITV show.The 50-year-old spoke frankly to his co-host Susanna Reid about Princess Diana's death and how he resonated closely with Prince Harry during the tragic time.Martin was almost 12 years old when he lost his mother in a road accident and said he couldn't imagine walking behind her coffin like Harry had to do at the age of 12.READ MORE: Piers Morgan's unexpected reaction to Harry and Meghan's reunion with William and KateBut as he spoke, the money saving expert was clearly emotional and told Susanna to "carry on" as he tried to console himself.Seeing how moved he was, fans took to Twitter to share their thoughts.One person wrote: "My heart went out to @MartinSLewis there. When memories hit you like that.

Piers Morgan delivers dig to Meghan Markle as kids gain royal titles"He and I got to talk all about our life and our past," the 47-year-old added. "Sometimes you want to know what the lesson is in all of this."The host went on to praise Justin for agreeing to do it with her and had even praise for Kate for allowing it to happen."I thank her for that, I just think the world of this woman," she continued.

Princess Anne put on a brave face as she walked behind the Queen's coffin in Edinburgh after emotional journey from Balmoral. Often described as the hardest working royal, Anne, 73, remained stoic while she marched behind the hearse of her late mother with brothers King Charles III, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward.

Piers Morgan, 57, has been known for his vicious digs directed at Meghan Markle, 41, and this week has been no different since Queen Elizabeth II died. As Meghan joins her husband as they grieve the loss of his grandmother, Piers' son Spencer Morgan took to Twitter to hit out at the Duchess of Sussex with the Good Morning Britain presenter agreeing with his point.Spencer spoke out on what he calls Meghan supporters' "convenient" argument in a fresh jibe at the Duchess and her loyal fans.He wrote: "The Meghan criticism is a ‘racist’ narrative… always seems to overlook the first couple years where she was loved by everyone.

King Charles III has delivered his first public address to the nation following the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, aged 96.

Piers Morgan has divided the public with his reaction to King Charles III's first national address.Speaking to the nation, His Majesty the King pledged the rest of his life to the United Kingdom, while paying his respects to his late mother who passed away on September 8.Taking to Twitter to react to King Charles' national address, the TalkTV broadcaster penned a tweet which read: "That was a great speech by a good man. The Queen is dead… Long live The King!"READ NEXT: EastEnders fans go wild as Charles becomes 'first ever EastEnders star' to become KingQuote retweeting Piers' reaction, one person touched upon the "brutal" wording of the queen being "dead" when they penned: "Can’t say that, that’s someone’s mum."Another then echoed: "Her body’s still warm, show some class Pearce [Piers].""It truly was & I sincerely mean that with all my heart.

Fern Britton, 65, took to Twitter to comment on the sad news that the Queen had died aged 96 surrounded by her loved ones at Balmoral yesterday. In view of her 119,000 followers, she wrote: "The Queen is dead, Long Live the King."The famous phrase is a traditional proclamation made following the accession of a new monarch, however not everyone believed it was appropiate. The words were last uttered in 1901 following the death of Queen Victoria, when her son Edward ascended to the British throne.In response to the presenter's comment, Twitter user Butterb2012 wrote: "A bit harsh Fern."Meg Boughton echoed the tweet adding a broken heart emoji, while Chezza70 typed: "A bit blunt."Piers Morgan blasts 'vile disgusting' criticism of Queen after deathRichard Harvey Mears added: "Mmmmmmm not sure I’m liking this tweet."Blunt comes to mind.

Sharon Osbourne is ready to speak out regarding her tumultuous exit from The Talk after a terse conversation with one of her co-hosts.MORE: Ozzy Osbourne to perform at LA Rams half-time show ahead of London moveAfter she left the show following her comments defending friend Piers Morgan, her journey will be chronicled in the new show, Sharon Osbourne: To Hell & Back.VIDEO: Sharon Osbourne shares worrying health update on Ozzy OsbourneShe and her husband Ozzy Osbourne sat down for an exclusive interview with Good Morning America, discussing their potential move back to the UK and the latter's health troubles.They also touched upon Sharon's exit from the CBS show and how the incident would be covered on her Fox Nation series, admitting that she hadn't held back.MORE: Sharon Osbourne breaks silence after BBC confirms return of The OsbournesAfter being asked what her thoughts were when she looked back on the incident, she said: "An education. And no regrets.

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