'I've got to do it for her' Caroline Flack case to be reinvestigated over mum's complaint

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talkSPORT - by taking out his eye. Bisping, who remains the only British champion in UFC history, removed his prosthetic eye in front of a stunned White and Simon Jordan live on air on Monday (March 14).

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Formula One legend Jenson Button has finally married Playboy model Brittny Ward after four years of delays.The couple first got engaged in the summer of 2018, two years after they began dating, but had been forced to reschedule their big day on three separate occasions.However, they have now finally tied the knot at a ceremony in Palm Beach, Florida on Sunday, with Button wearing a traditional tuxedo and Brittny stunning in a classic white satin dress.Hollywood actress Renee Zellweger was amongst the celebrity faces present at the ceremony, as she attended the wedding alongside her partner Ant Anstead.Button and Ward were initially set to hold their wedding in 2019 before the "unexpected arrival" of their son Hendrix forced a delay.The Covid pandemic caused a second delay in 2020 before the birth of their daughter Lenny Monrow last year pushed back the wedding for a third time.Who will win the 2022 Formula One Drivers' Championship? Let us know in the comments section below.Button first began dating Ward back in 2016, one year after he split from his first wife, Japanese model Jessica Michibata, whom he was married to from 2014 to 2015.Ward, 31, is an American model who has previously posed for Playboy magazine as well as being a former ring girl in the UFC.Button, 42, has gushed about the support he has received from Ward since they began their relationship, having ended his F1 career in 2017.He has since worked as a pundit for Sky Sports, a senior advisor for his former team Williams and driven in both Super GT and Extreme E.The 2009 world champion has, however, hinted that he could return to motorsport in the future, five years on from his retirement.Button revealed last year that he has his eyes on conquering America

The Sun, blonde-haired beauty Ulrika reflected on her status as a celebrity.She told how "mere mortals" often assume that she leads an exciting life due to her job.However, Ulrika admitted it also presents an issue at times.She wrote: "And while I have no intention of denying I’ve had some remarkable blessings over the years there is a caveat."I’ve lost count of the number of times when certain people’s intention is to treat you with greater disdain, be dismissive or teach you a lesson because you must think you’re special."Insisting that she doesn't see herself this way, she told how it wasn't the case for all of them."Some celebs do believe they’re special and behave in a cavalier way," she admitted.Ulrika went on: "But looking at the situation in which Caroline found herself – fragile and vulnerable – one can’t help but wonder whether it was the intention of those arresting her to teach her a b****y good lesson."Following her death, Caroline's mother Christine asked the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) to order the Metropolitan Police to look into why the TV presenter was charged instead of cautioned when she was arrested in December 2019.The IOPC has since ordered the Met Police to look again at whether Caroline was treated differently due to her celebrity status, which was confirmed by the Met on February 14.Confirming the charges at the time, a Met Police spokesman said: "Caroline Flack, 40, of Islington was charged on Friday, 13 December with assault by beating.

Never-before-seen pictures of former Love Island presenter Caroline Flack have been released to mark the second anniversary of her passing. Caroline tragically took her own life on 15 February 2020, leaving both her fans, family and friends heartbroken. With today marking the second anniversary of her death, acclaimed artists The Connor Brothers have released stunning portraits of the late 40 year old which were taken just months before her passing.

Love Island stars Iain Stirling and Laura Whitmore have led loving tributes to Caroline Flack on the second anniversary of the presenter’s death, after the star took her own life on February 15, 2020 at the age of 40.They were joined by the likes of Olly Murs and Amanda Holden, who all shared memories of the beloved presenter today.Iain Stirling, who narrated the show alongside Flack, posted a sweet behind-the-scenes shot of the pair from a promo shoot for the ITV2 series.He wrote: ‘2 years ago today. Miss you Caz x’Laura Whitmore – who went on to host the summer Love Island series after Flack, after taking on the winter series of the show – also shared a brilliant clip with the presenter, where Flack pitched her the TV premise of Cougar Mountain.Cougar Mountain, of course, being the fictional show from Flack’s mind which involved a young man having to get to the top of a mountain without being tempted by the ‘cougars’, AKA older women, who were dotted on the journey.Utter viewing brilliance, we say.Laura wrote: ‘This is how I like to think of Flack.

Caroline Flack took her own life on February 15, 2020 at just aged 40.

Love Island has led the tributes to their original and beloved presenter Caroline Flack on Tuesday, marking two years since she died at the age of 40.The star's friends and colleagues also came out in their droves to remember her indelible mark on the entertainment industry, while her mum is attempting to reopen the investigation into her death. Sharing a snap of the blonde beauty during her press shots for the sun-soaked reality TV show, the official Love Island Twitter account posted: "Caroline, forever in our hearts." Writing his own tribute on Instagram, singer Olly Murs then shared a bittersweet snap with his longtime friend and Xtra Factor co-host.

Caroline Flack’s mother has sparked a reinvestigation into her late daughter’s assault charge following a police complaint.The Love Island star died by suicide at the age of 40 on February 2020.Two months prior to he death, the presenter was arrested following an incident with boyfriend Lewis Burton, later discovering that prosecutors wanted to press ahead with an assault charge. Caroline’s mother Christine Flack has now said she wants to know why her daughter was charged with the assault, despite previously being told by prosecutors she should be given a caution.

COPS have been told to reinvestigate Caroline Flack's mother's complaint that police treated her daughter differently because of her fame. Watchdog the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has instructed the Metropolitan Police to reinvestigate the aspect of an old complaint, a force spokesman told the BBC.

The Metropolitan Police have been instructed to reinvestigate Caroline Flack’s mother’s complaint that her daughter was treated differently by police due to her fame.

Olly Murs has revealed he often wonders if he could have done anything to prevent Caroline Flack’s death.The singer, 37, who was a close friend of Flack’s, was devastated by her death and says he still thinks about her every day.Flack died by suicide in February 2020 at the age of 40; she and Murs had co-hosted both The X Factor and The Xtra Factor together and had developed a close bond.Now, in an interview with The Daily Star, Murs has admitted he still struggles to come to terms with her loss and often wonders if there was anything he ‘could have done’ to stop her from taking her own life.‘I miss her every day and I think about her every day,’ he told the outlet. ‘I think about what I could have done to change things, what I could have said.

Caroline Flack back in February 2020, it sent a massive wave of sadness across the UK, and left a huge hole in the lives of all those who loved her. One of her close pals Olly Murs, 37, admitted he still lives in turmoil over her sudden death, revealing he tortures him about whether he could have done anything more to save her life.40-year-old Caroline was found dead in her home in North East London on 15 February and in August, after a two-day hearing, a coroner's inquest recorded a verdict of suicide, which was also confirmed by her family's lawyer.Her private funeral took place in Greenacres Memorial Park at Colney near Norwich on 10 March.In a new interview ahead of the two-year anniversary of her death, Olly confessed the tragedy plays on his mind everyday as he questions if he did enough.He told the Daily Star: "God bless Caroline.

ALMOST two years have passed since the tragic death of Caroline Flack, but Olly Murs admits that his best friend and former “TV wife” is still never far from his thoughts.  “I always think about Caz,” he says. “It’s still difficult to talk about her. I think of all the memories and all the great things we did together.