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Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., was taken to a hospital in Washington, D.C., for tests and will be hospitalized overnight "as a precaution," his office said Thursday evening.  The 82-year-old senator was not feeling well at his residence in McLean, Virginia, late on Thursday.  Sen.

An NBC reporter is enduring a liberal media onslaught over her interview of Pennsylvania Democratic Senate hopeful John Fetterman and her remark that he had difficulty understanding their conversation off-camera. NBC correspondent Dasha Burns' remarks about Fetterman, who is recovering from a stroke he suffered earlier this year, have prompted a barrage of tweets blasting her judgment and journalism, as well as multiple reports from outlets such as the New York Times, Washington Post and Associated Press about the backlash from the media and disability advocates.

As the battle over parental rights and protections for LGBT students heats up in Virginia, one state delegate said she will introduce a bill in the legislature's next session that would make it a crime for a parent or guardian not to affirm their child's sexual orientation or gender identity.  The move is in response to Republican Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin's updated "model policies" on transgender students, which require students to use bathrooms and join sports teams based on their sex at birth, as opposed to their gender identity.  Elizabeth Guzman running for election for the Virginia House of Delegates in the 31st District.

Alaura Lynne has had an unconventional journey that landed her a career in country music. According to Lynne, she never knew she could sing until she sang karaoke at a wedding one night and received positive feedback. She had never thought about music as a career prior to that but quickly began pursuing opportunities that would further her career as a musician.

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He then cheekily joked: “I wish it had been longer."It comes not long after The Grand Tour showrunner, Andy Wilman, opened up on the tension between the stars while filming the Amazon Prime Video show. He explained the dynamic between the trio as like that of a band, rather than a group of friends. He told Express.co.uk about the arguments that went on during the adventurous series, which involved James May suffering a 70mph crash.The longtime collaborator with the trio explained the dynamic they share by saying: "Their relationship is intense and it's more like a band."Richard, Jeremy, and James are currently entertaining fans with the latest instalment of the show, The Grand Tour: A Skandi Flick. Andy said: “They bicker and do think things differently and so on, because they are so much part of it.“So they have fallouts and then they come back together, and so on and so on."Andy has been working with the trio since Top Gear's meteoric rise in 2002.Due to the length of time the team have known each other, Andy joked their advancing years may also contribute to the tensions.He added: "There's a bit of age creeping in now, James was taking longer to get out of the hotel and they were like 'Jesus, what is he doing now?'"But despite the odd fallout and bickering, he believes they will continue to work together on TV projects well into their last years.Andy quipped: "I can see when they're in an old people's home in about 15 years what it will be like, you get the signs of it."They will be bickering or just concentrating on separate, small things, but their relationship is still fully there."The showrunner also insisted that despite the challenges of filming together for long days, they were still close.

TV presenter Richard Hammond has revealed that Jeremy Clarkson stopped talking to him for two days — because he took up golf. He said his announcement to his The Grand Tour co-stars Clarkson, 62, and James May, 59, offended them.

Jeremy said: “When I worked there, I was told to take down a poster of Mrs Thatcher because it was 'offensive' and once, I was not allowed into the 5 Live studios because I was carrying a copy of The Spectator which, said the producer, was an 'extremist publication'.He went on: “Comedy? You mean like Harry and Paul and Fawlty Towers? Nah. “They can’t broadcast anything funny any more because there are too many rules.“And for Saturday evening entertainment shows, they have to guess what the ordinary people of Britain want because when you are living in the TV executive heartland of Camden, you have no idea what an ordinary person even looks like.” He concluded by saying: “But the BBC’s pitch-perfect coverage of the Queen’s death reminds us that this is an institution worth saving, which is why I’ve prepared this handy cut out ‘n’ keep guide for the senior management.” Earlier this year, the star went after BBC’s Doctor Who, saying the show had “lost its spark” with viewers. It came after an episode in January accumulated underwhelming figures in ratings. The latest instalment of the sci-fi show, which was once one of the flagship programmes on the broadcaster, saw just 3.4 million tune in.And according to the Clarkson's Farm star, it was all due to the writers' decision to focus storylines around lecturing its audience instead of entertaining them."Doctor Who is no longer written to entertain or frighten kids," the 61-year-old wrote in his column for The Sun."It's used to lecture them about climate change and corporate greed and all the other go-to storylines in the BBC playbook."Actress Jodie Whittaker took over Peter Capaldi's role as the next incarnation of the Doctor, a character she has played since her first regular

Jeremy Clarkson opened up about his mother, Shirley Clarkson's, connection to Queen Elizabeth II and Paddington Bear following the monarch's death.The former Top Gear presenter admitted he "wished his mother lived to see" a poignant moment taking place since Her Majesty's death on September 8.The 62-year-old revealed his late mum created the first Paddington Bear toy and the broadcaster was the first person in the country to receive the stuffed bear as a Christmas present.Following the Queen's death, mourners flocked to Buckingham Palace to lay flowers, marmalade sandwiches and Paddington Bears in a heartfelt tribute.Writing in his latest column for The Sun, Jeremy shared some heartfelt words as he honoured his mother's creation.He wrote: "In the late Sixties, my mother made soft toys in the spare bedroom and decided one year she’d make a couple of bears which were dressed in hats, duffle coats and wellies."She then gave them to my sister and I as Christmas presents. We got the first-ever Paddingtons."The Grand Tour host explained his mother soon had to move out of the spare bedroom and into a factory before the treasured toy was mass produced.Jeremy went on: "And now everyone is leaving them outside the gates of Buckingham Palace as a mark of respect for the Queen."I just wish my mum had lived to see it.

Piers Morgan didn't hold back in his latest column following the Queen's death on Thursday as he hit out at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle over their comments about the royal family.The 57-year-old journalist alleged that in order for the royal family to bury their rumoured hatchet, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex needed to stop speaking about them.The former Good Morning Britain host began by slamming Prince Harry's new statement about honouring his dad, the newly appointed King Charles III.Piers claimed that the 37-year-old prince had done everything but "honour" his father in the last few years.The outspoken host pointed out previous comments from Harry, in which he said his dad made him "suffer" as a child and alleged the family had cut him off financially.Meghan has also opened up about her life in the royal household on several occasions.Jeremy Clarkson makes savage swipe at Meghan in tribute to the QueenMost recently, she told The Cut magazine that “by existing, we were upsetting the dynamic of the hierarchy".In his New York post column, Piers ranted: "Harry, if you really want to honor your dad, nix your salacious tell-all and rein in your royals-trashing wife."He went on to say: "Harry has been treating Charles in a similarly dismissive way, making a mockery of the couple’s supposed commitment to 'compassion'."Piers also expressed his anger at Harry being due to release a book soon based on his life as a royal.The presenter added: "One of Charles’s aides told me several months ago that the Palace is absolutely dreading the book, fearing it will drip with poisonous new allegations and target his wife Camilla as some kind of revenge for her role in the break-up of Harry’s parents’ marriage."That conversation, of

Jeremy Clarkson makes savage swipe at Meghan in tribute to the Queen"So I think maybe I should have bowed out then, taken the accolades and said, 'thank you'. Am I tarnishing what I've got and what I had?'"Chris' latest interview has prompted many to share their support for him online.Emmerdale star Danny Miller wrote on Twitter: "I’ve always had huge respect for @chris_kammy - friends with my dad, an icon in football, on and off the pitch."Never thought the respect could heighten anymore, then to watch this clip of the interview.

Jeremy Clarkson has paid an emotional tribute to the Queen in his latest column - but it wasn't without a savage swipe aimed at Meghan Markle. The Grand Tour star, 62, decided to honour the late monarch with his latest column and a poignant message on social media.He dubbed the Queen "our unchanging rock" in the lengthy column, where he admitted he'd struggled to sleep on the day the sad news broke that she'd passed.READ MORE:The Crown's Princess Diana star Emma Corrin dons daring high-cut bodysuit at premiereYou can leave your tributes to Queen Elizabeth II here.It comes after Queen Elizabeth II passed away "peacefully" aged 96 at her Balmoral estate on Thursday (September 8).

Jeremy Clarkson told the Who Wants To Be A Millionaire audience that they 'let down' a contestant, after they left the ITV show with nothing.The majority of the audience gave the wrong answer when contestant John used the Ask The Audience lifeline during Saturday night's episode (September 10).The contestant subsequently went home with nothing after answering question five incorrectly - losing out on the dream million pound prize.READ NEXT: Who Wants to Be a Millionaire fans slam 'millionaire' player who 'doesn't need money'John was left gutted after realising that he had chosen the wrong answer, and host Jeremy wasted no time in winding up the audience, as he told them they had "let him and themselves down." He said: "Oh that really is a rotten bit of luck.

Dame Joan Collins discussed how thrilled she was to be involved in the Jubilee Pageant to celebrate The Queen’s 70 years on the throne back in June.Speaking of the the late royal, she began by saying she was a "wonderful woman".Of their chats, the actress said the Queen was just like speaking to a next door neighbour, which may come as a surprise for some.“She’s inspirational, she’s terribly easy to talk to and terribly interested."It’s the sort of conversation you could have with your next door neighbour," she added to Saga Magazine.The Dynasty star has met the Queen on many occasions, most recently at a RADA reception held at Buckingham Palace in 2014.Clint Eastwood's on-set affair that almost ended in real-life duelA picture from the event shows the pair having a discussion while holding onto a beverage each.The Queen's death was announced on Thursday evening after doctors said she was under medical supervision.Speaking on Piers Morgan Uncensored this week, Joan told the host she "couldn't stop crying" after hearing the news.The 89-year-old went on to say: "Even though you expect it, and obviously we've been thinking about it, you really think, 'She's iconic - she's never going to go.She's always going to be there for us'.Joan added: "She's part of my whole life.

Queen Elizabeth II died aged 96 surrounded by her loved ones at Balmoral on Thursday.The nation grew concerned for her health when Buckingham Palace announced she was under medical supervision on Thursday.Following her passing, Jeremy Clarkson penned a tribute on social media and also dedicated his latest column to her.The 62-year-old began by telling readers he had struggled to sleep on the day it was announced and went on to call the Queen "our unchanging rock".Reflecting on her 70 years on the throne, he went on to say: "What’s truly incredible is that she never really changed."It was pointed out this week that she never went out of fashion because she was never in it.Jane McDonald's weight loss after husband 'left me'"That is so true.

Jeremy Clarkson, 62, was grief-stricken at the passing of the Queen - and even more so when he discovered that some were using Twitter to openly celebrate the death of the Queen and share cruel remarks about the monarch. Enraged, he exclaimed: "One of the things I’ve noticed in these last few hours is that so very many people on Twitter are truly awful human beings."Referring to comments of those who were gloating about Her Majesty's tragic demise, the Top Gear and Clarkson's Farm star continued: "Twitter is a handy and constant reminder that socialists are disgusting people."There was a divided response from Jeremy's 7.8 million followers.@paul_hinchy hit back: "Socialists not caring for a dead person.Tories not caring for living ones.

Jeremy Clarkson, 62, retweeted ex-Prime Minister Boris Johnson's passionate speech in tribute to the Queen and said he "agreed with it all". However, he was faced with the cynicism of some of his 7.8 million followers, whose comments included: "Doubt [the words] are actually his though."Top Gear star Jeremy found himself rushing to the defence of the former PM and insisting that the speech really did come from the heart - but clearly not everyone believed him.Jeremy's comments came as Boris insisted he was "choked with sadness".Boris's statement began: "This is our country's saddest day."In the hearts of everyone, there is an ache at the passing of our Queen - a deep and personal sense of loss."He added that it was "far more intense, perhaps, than we expected".Boris spoke sadly of the "bright and shining light that has finally gone out", commiserating that "millions" of people had paused for thought today when they heard of the traumatic event."She seemed so timeless and wonderful that I am afraid we had come to believe, like children, that she would just go on and on."Wave after wave of grief is rolling across the country from Balmoral - where our thoughts are with the Royal Family - and far beyond this country and throughout that great Commonwealth of Nations that she so cherished, and which cherished her in return," he continued.However, cynics quickly infiltrated Jeremy's post, claiming in the replies that the speech might not have been sincere."The words read out as his were amazing...

Jeremy Clarkson's body confident advocate daughter Emily has slammed Therese Coffey's fat-shaming trolls after the MP was announced as the new health minister.Following Liz Truss becoming the third ever female Prime Minister and forming a government with a reshuffled cabinet, Therese was appointed as the new health secretary.Since her appointment, a photograph emerged online of Therese enjoying a night out with a cigar and glass of champagne - which has led to questions being asked as to whether she is fit to take on her new role.READ NEXT: Jeremy Clarkson daughter's life - lingerie snaps, hunky fiancé and harrowing 'stalking'As well as this, she has also been shamed for being overweight - but Jeremy's daughter Emily, 28, thinks that people shouldn't be bringing her health up.Taking to Instagram to share a video, Emily spoke about Therese's new appointment."One of the first things she did was go on LBC Radio where it was instantly insinuated that maybe she should look to lose a few pounds, given that maybe her lifestyle made her ill-equipped to be health minister," she explained.Emily went on that the insinuation that she should lose weight came from a viral photograph of Therese where she can be seen smoking a cigar and drinking champagne.