ITV Manhunt sparks fan outrage as evil Delroy Grant attempts to frame son for his crimes

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Good Morning Britain fans fumed at host Adil Ray as they accused him of asking a "stupid question" to two tearful Ukrainian doctors just hours after the tragic loss of their friends in Ukraine overnight. Susanna Reid and the 47-year-old broadcaster appeared on the popular ITV morning show on Monday (28 February) as they welcomed doctor Kateryna and Oleksandr onto the show to discuss the latest developments in the European country.The pair who currently reside near the country’s capital, Kyiv, have explained why they have decided to remain in the country despite the conflict so Oleksandr can enlist in the army and Kateryna can much-needed provide medical support to injured victims.But many viewers who tuned into the show were outraged at Adil’s questions over the pair’s late friends who had recently passed away in the conflict.Susanna opened the interview as she asked how the pair were coping, which Kateryna explained: “This morning was difficult for us because last night was very tough.

Ukraine" with her new bikini collection.

Russia despite sanctions on the country being imposed by FIFA. On Sunday, FIFA ruled that instead of an outright ban, Russia will not be able to play in their home nation and the team must compete under the name “Football Union of Russia, while there will be no flags or anthems allowed at their games.

Tottenham defender Jan Vertonghen.Yaremchuk came on with his side 3-0 ahead, which is how the game finished at the Estadio da Luz. And the striker became the latest player to receive an outcry of support following the Russian invasion of Ukraine last week, being met with huge applause as he took to the pitch.

BBC show Ready, Steady, Cook, along with appearing on everything from Children In Need to Strictly Come Dancing.He’s also been granted his very own shows including Ainsley’s Food We Love, Ainsley’s Good Mood Food and Ainsley’s Mediterranean Cookbook.To celebrate the star turning 65, Daily Star takes a look back at his most outrageous moments over the years - from a ‘finger-licking’ row to a clumsy mistake by ITV.Ready, Steady, Cook star Ainsley left fans disgruntled - and demanding he be ousted from his post - when he was branded “unhygienic” for his “finger-licking” cooking style.They even called for him to be axed from the BBC cookery show back in 2007.He was even slammed by one health and hygiene expert, David Robinson, who claimed to the Evening Standard: “Ainsley Harriott comes across as a very entertaining character but he has got to be more careful."Most chefs have to taste their food to adjust the seasoning but it is one thing preparing food in your own home and quite another for other people in front of TV cameras - especially when you're talking about uncooked foods where germs that have been introduced cannot be killed.”One viewer of the show added: “He continually interferes with the chefs and... dip[s] his dirty hands into the food that they are preparing.

Wyndi visited a nail salon and paid $100 (£84) for a "French ombre coffin" designs in white and pale pink – and the result wasn't what she was expected. She shared the experience on TikTok, showing the inspiration picture that she was looking for.During the pamper session, she requested elegant yet simple French nails with a fading and blending effects.But in reality, she's got some chunky square nails with almost no ombre pattern at all.Wyndi said she told the nail technician that she didn't like the finished results."I'm not a super picky person but damn this wasn't even okay," Wyndi responded in the comments.

food for a week says he "regrets everything" after trying to shop on a Universal Credit budget.In search of a bargain or two, Gregory Ford challenged himself to eat from the budget section and only picked out discounted, yellow sticker food.He has since said the challenge is one of the toughest tasks he faced and that the week was "marred with misadventures". Gregory, a reporter for HullLive, set himself the task of only shopping in the reduced section to see whether or not he could live off of the Universal Credit budget.

celebrities for the Screen Actors Guild Awards - and she certainly looked the part.

Dan Walker revealed he's already had "difficult" conversations with his kids about the Ukraine crisis.It came when the BBC Breakfast star, who is also a dad-of-three, issued an urgent appeal to any worried parents watching at home with their children during Russia's invasion of Ukraine.Dan and his co-star Sally Nugent had just been speaking to the Defence Secretary Ben Wallace about the latest events in Ukraine as well as Putin's threat of nuclear attacks.It comes after Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered his military leaders to put his country's nuclear arsenal on high alert after Russia invaded Ukraine last week.The crisis has seen wide-spread fighting break out in major cities across Ukraine like its capital Kyiv, with Russia launching a number of attacks which includes airstrikes and missiles.Speaking directly to any concerned parents on Monday's show (February 28), Dan opened up about how he has already had "difficult" chats with his young kids about the war.He wanted to reassure viewers he was aware that young children might be witnessing the scary topics, such as nuclear missiles, covered on the show that morning, The presenter said: "Mr Wallace talking there about having conversations with his own children.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentAn open letter against the war in Ukraine has been signed by prominent Russian cinematographers, spearheaded by Fedor Lyass (“Hardcore Henry”).The signatories include Roman Vasyanov (“Suicide Squad,” “Fury”), Mikhail Krichman (“Loveless,” “Leviathan”), Pavel Kapinos (“Hardcore Henry”), Vladislav Opelyants (“Leto,” “Petrov’s Flu,” “Persian Lessons”) and Pavel Fomintsev (“Unclenching the Fists”).Since Russia’s attack on Ukraine began on Feb. 24, Russian filmmakers and animators have bravely rallied and spoken out against their government’s actions and have called upon the international community for support.

Lady Gaga made sure to show up and show off as she attended the annual Screen Actors Guild Awards in another phenomenal outfit. Whilst she may have missed out on taking home the award for outstanding performance by a female actor in a leading role, she definitely took home one of our best dressed awards of the evening.The House of Gucci star stepped on to the red carpet in a flawless crisp white dress by high-end brand Armani Privé.The strapless gown was still packed some elegant drama as the dazzling peep-through bralette was embellished with hundreds of gold crystal diamantés.

The controversial 'Moonraker' nickname for people from Middleton may soon be consigned to history, if people from the town get their way.

Daily Star TV gives you all the latest interviews and spoilers and Ed Gleave will send you telly's hot takes straight to your inbox every SundayGrand Designs viewers were confused when a couple decided to build a tennis court before their dream house despite saying they were on a "tight £650,000" budget.Architectural designer Dan and wife Nina, who works as an interior designer, bought a land with a 1930 house just 600 metres away from the coast in West Sussex for £850,000.They told presenter Kevin McCloud they had a budget of £650,000 to build the house and decorate the interior, as well as building a eco-system-equipped pond around."£650k? Cheap," Kevin told them and they nodded. "That's on the cheap end.

ITV's latest true crime drama Manhunt: The Night Stalker follows DCI Colin Sutton, played by Martin Clunes, on his attempt to find the person who was responsible for multiple serial rapes and burglaries across south east London between the 1990s and early 2000s.Delroy Grant, who was nicknamed the Night Stalker, committed over 100 assaults between 1992 and 2009.He would attack elderly women who lived alone in a detached or semi-detached house or bungalow, making sure to disable the telephone and unscrew lightbulbs to make them even more vulnerable.Police, who struggled to find Delroy due to a number of blunders, suggested the perpetrator was ashamed of his violent tendencies because he often went for long periods without committing a

ITV drama Manhunt: The Nightstalker, sequel to the 2019 series starring Martin Clunes, airs on Monday September 20.

For more of the latest showbiz news from Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters hereDCI Colin Sutton was brought in to help with Operation Minster, a task force set up in 1998 to find the Nightstalker, in 2009 following his successful arrest of the serial killer Levi Bellfield.He proposed that the team conduct a large surveillance programme, which eventually led to Grant's arrest on November 14 2009.He was taken to a police station, where DNA evidence confirmed that he was the Nightstalker.Delroy Grant was sentenced to serve a minimum of 27 years on March 25 2011.Manhunt: The Nightstalker airs on ITV on Monday at 9pm

Delroy Grant, who terrorised elderly women in south east London for 17 years, was finally arrested on November 15 2009.Delroy’s horrendous crimes had gone undetected for almost two decades, but he was eventually linked to a string of burglaries, rapes and sexual assaults of elderly people between October 1992 and May 2009.Grant’s crimes finally came to light after a lengthy police investigation, which is being brought to light in new ITV drama Manhunt: The Night Stalker.The four-part series follows the real lief story of DCI Colin Sutton’s pursuit of the notorious serial rapist.Ahead of the new drama series, starring Martin Clunes as the police detective, we take a look at how many victims he had.Delroy Grant was arrested on Sunday,

ITV’s latest drama tells the gruesome true story of the capture of the Night Stalker, who was responsible for making thousands of elderly people in south east London live in fear of going to bed at night in the 1990s and early 2000s.Manhunt: The Night Stalker will see Martin Clunes return as real-life police officer DCI Colin Sutton, who worked on some of the Metropolitan Police’s most high profile cases.In the four-part drama, DCI Sutton is enlisted to help in the search for a serial rapist who targeted elderly people over the course of 17 years.Delroy Grant, one of the UK’s worst serial rapists, went undetected for years – and police officers believed he could have attacked as many as a thousand elderly women.The Met’s Operation Minstead

Daily Star TV gives you all the latest interviews and spoilers and Ed Gleave will send you telly's hot takes straight to your inbox every SundayTipping Point fans were left feeling rather unimpressed on Friday afternoon, after a contestant won a mystery prize which some could only describe as "s**t".Alison came on the show with hopes of making her way to the final round of the popular quizzing programme, however to her disappointment she was beaten by her component Steve at the final hurdle.But Alison didn't leave the show empty handed, as she won an automated massage bed as her mystery prize.However, the player's prize wasn't well received by viewers at home, as they took to Twitter to share how disheartened they were.One fan penned: "That

Martin Clunes will return once more as real life detective Colin Sutton in ITV drama Manhunt: The Night Stalker.The true crime drama Manhunt is returning for a second season.