Hanson: Elite media and pollsters 'culpable' for erosion of trust in institutions

Storm Eunice wreaked havoc - but there was one new hero of the storm to help us through it.Britain's most enthusiastic plane spotter has been on hand watching flights try - and largely fail - to land at Britain's busiest airport.In fact terrifying footage live-streamed on YouTube channel Big Jet TV shows the TAP Air Portugal swaying from side to side as the pilots tackle a difficult landing amid the strong winds.But it had some moral support. A narrator on the popular YouTube channel can be heard cheering for the pilot as he comments: "Come on! You can do it! Hold on to it!"Get it on the ground.

Kerry Katona appeared on Steph's Packed Lunch on Friday (February 18) for an open and frank discussion.The panel were busy discussing whether they'd been asked by friends to pull in a favour for them.Turning to the Atomic Kitten singer, Steph McGovern said: "Do you get any Kerry people asking you to do stuff?""No I haven't really, nobody comes to me for advice," she replied before adding: "Well except Kate [Price] of course for her over 18s subscriptions."The former hitmaker joked: "It's the only time I ever do hear from Kate and I don't know why she's asking me, she's the queen of glamour."This is a live TV story and is constantly being updated.Please refresh the page regularly to get the latest TV updates.TV & Showbiz reporters are working to source the latest information, reaction, pictures and video related to this story.You can also follow us on Twitter @DailyStar, or follow us on Instagram @dailystar to get the latest TV and celeb gossip 24 hours a day.Or like our Daily Star Showbiz Facebook page to get the day's biggest stories, and have your say on them.Why not also subscribe to receive our regular Daily Star showbiz newsletters?You can do this on this page by simply entering your email address above and hitting 'subscribe'.Download the Daily Star app for flash alerts on the biggest stories of the day, so you don't miss out.Why not also subscribe to receive our regular Daily Star news bulletins? You can do this on this page by simply entering your email address above and hitting 'subscribe'.

Ralf Rangnick has backed Harry Maguire to continue as Manchester United captain until the end of the season, despite supporters wanting him axed.Cristiano Ronaldo and Maguire are understood to be locked in a power struggle at the club.Maguire has come under pressure from his own fans to be stripped of the captaincy following a string of woeful performances.Ronaldo would be willing to take armband for the rest of the season - to take the pressure off the England defender as he looks to recapture his best form.Maguire is reluctant to do that, but has denied this has led to a power struggle between himself and his Portuguese team-mate.And Rangnick is adamant there is no problem between the two team-mates.The German, who will be without Edinson Cavani (groin) for the explosive trip to bitter rivals Leeds on Sunday, is blocking out all the noise.He said: "This is nonsense. I've never spoken with any player about the change of captaincy. Should Cristiano Ronaldo be named Man Utd captain? Tell us in the comments section. "It's never been an issue.

Bruno Fernandes has seemingly taken a swipe at Harry Maguire by posting a picture of himself between Raphael Varane and Eric Bailly saying he feels “safe.” The Manchester United captain is currently under-fire after a series of below-par performances this season - and supporters believe that Fernandes has dug him up out with a recent tweet. The attacker posted the image with text accompanying it, saying: “Feeling very safe between these two” with a laughing emoji on the end.As a result, fans have been replying to the post online, believing that the 27-year-old has made a dig at the recent performances of Maguire.One wrote: “Bruno knows who our CB partnership should be.”Another said: “I see what you did there mate.”A third wrote: “I don’t think Rauf needs any more clues.

Queen picked up her pace to chase after young Prince William and stopped him from getting injured at a royal wedding.Her Majesty, then 60, joined other members of the Royal Family to celebrate her second son Prince Andrew's wedding at Westminster Abbey in 1986.During the iconic high-profiled wedding, the Queen was spotted sprinting as she tried to hold onto the then four-year-old Prince William who went chasing after the horse carriage.The group were seen sending off newlyweds Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, who were waving to the crowds on a carriage.The footage was re-posted on Twitter by royal fan Lara, who wrote: "It's been 33 years since the wedding of Prince Andrew and Fergie in 1986."And so here's Queen Elizabeth running after little Prince William to stop him from getting closer to the carriage. "Her Majesty as a grandma is cute."Some eagle-eyed fans also noticed Princess Margaret running behind to keep an eye on young Zara Philips and Princess Diana following closely as well.One said: "They ran because the queen ran.

Loose Women (February 18) - talking to panelists Jane Moore, Frankie Bridge, Nadiya Sawalha and Kaye Adams.She explained she ignored the eye at first and carried on with her usual duties, including her latest work practicing her dance moves for Channel 4's the Real Dirty Dancing.She said: "I had retinal damage which I didn't realise I had. I carried on for a week getting on with my life, donig book interviews, doing things for Real Dirty Dancing, going to Chelsea Flower Show.

Up and down the country people are preparing to tighten their purse strings thanks to the news of the energy cap rising by up to 54% in April.

Alternative sites are being sought for a new secondary school which is earmarked to to be built on a beloved Bolton park.

Thugs armed with bricks attacked a rugby league team's supporters coach.

Amir Khan and Kell Brook have both made weight for Saturday’s grudge fight at Manchester’s AO Arena.

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Ryan Reynolds is very happy to have teamed up with Jennifer Garner on his latest film.

Grease is the word! When Grease hit theaters in June 1978, it was an instant hit — and its cast members became instant stars.

Martin Compston is best known for his role as DCI Steve Arnott in hit BBC series Line of Duty, but is ready to take on new challenges in his next role.

Brad Pitt has filed a lawsuit against his ex-wife Angelina Jolie for selling her stake in their Château Miraval, a French estate consisting of a home and vineyard in the south of France. The couple purchased a controlling interest in the property back in 2008 "as a home to share with their children and the vineyard as a family business," the complaint, filed by Pitt and plaintiff Mondo Bongo, LLC obtained by Fox News Digital, states.

Tristan Thompson is continuing to put in some quality time with his 3-year-old daughter, True Thompson. The 30-year-old NBA star took to his Instagram stories on Thursday night, showing off his dinner date with his daughter, whom he shares with ex Khloe Kardashian. «My favorite type of date nights,» he captioned the video with a red heart and crossed fingers emoji. In the clip, True appears to be eating some rice with a fork while her dad has a bowl of edamame in front of him.

The Simpsons have made the cover of Attitude magazine.Smithers, who previously came out on the show in 2016 episode ‘Tom Collins’, had a gay romance storyline last year in episode ‘Portrait Of A Lackey On Fire’.In the episode, Smithers falls in love with Graaf, a famous fashion designer character voiced by Victor Garber (Argo, Legally Blonde).The fictional couple have since been celebrated in the March/April issue of Attitude, with a cover inspired by Disney classic Lady And The Tramp..@TheSimpsons' Waylon Smithers makes history on the cover of Attitude as Springfield's most famous gay resident introduces the world to boyfriend Michael De Graaf.Get the new-look Attitude March/April issue now ➡️ https://t.co/Du4RBe4TgQ pic.twitter.com/FVL3pbmtXU— Attitude Magazine (@AttitudeMag) February 17, 2022The issue also features a “world-first interview” with Smithers about “life as a gay man in a small town”.Asked when he first realised he was gay, Smithers said: “Well, I remember watching A StreetCar Named Desire and being unbelievably attracted to the hunk on screen who had such a powerful, raw sexual energy – Karl Malden, who plays Stanley’s friend. I’ve had a poster of him in my bedroom ever since.”Speaking about the episode last year, co-writer Johnny LaZebnik, who was the inspiration for Smithers’ original coming-out episode, said: “So often, gay romances are a subplot or alluded to or shown in some kind of montage or as a punchline.

Two women attending a Florida street rally to support President Trump were injured when someone shot pellets at them from a car, authorities said Friday.  Fort Lauderdale Police and Fire Rescue crews responded to a street corner around 6:15 p.m.

Georgia's top election official said he expects the state to finish counting remaining ballots in the race between President Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden by midday Thursday.  Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, a Republican, told WSB Radio in Atlanta that officials were still tallying about 50,000 ballots, most of which are in Fulton County, which includes most of Atlanta, and Chatham County, where Savannah is located. “We’re looking at by lunchtime having most of this knocked out,” Raffensperger said.

Nevada's presidential election remained too close to call Wednesday night with only 75 percent of the total votes counted. Democratic nominee Joe Biden held a narrow lead over President Trump, but voters across the nation were wondering why it was taking so long for the Silver State to record its general election votes.

Noah Eckstein On the lawn of Jeff Whritenour’s house in Kinnelon, New Jersey, a sign reads, “Presidents are temporary, the Grateful Dead is forever.” A few feet away, a flag bearing the iconography of the Grateful Dead flies above a Trump 2020 banner. Passersby often pause for a double-take, no doubt questioning what many would perceive as conflicting messages.