Jeremy Kyle declared an 'interested party' at Steve Dymond inquest

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Welsh footballer Aaron Ramsey showed us all how to do Valentines Day right as he treated his wife to an extra special surprise lunch.

Alex Salmond should stop being Vladimir Putin’s “useful idiot” and abandon his show on the Moscow-funded RT television channel, the Scottish Lib Dems have declared.

Mia Khalifa last night (February 14) as she posted a series of loved-up snaps with her new boyfriend.The adult star, 29, is currently in a relationship with rap star Jhay Cortez and it seems the pair got along swimmingly last night. Posting to her 27 million Instagram followers, Mia showed everyone the enviable spread the pair had put on for the big day.

drug cartel is forcing its newest members to eat their enemies body parts while filming it as part of a method of intimidation, it has been reported. Recruits of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel have been pressured into cannibalism and have even been made to feast on their enemies hearts.

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Loose Women is known for its fair share of arguments - and there have been plenty to choose from over the years.Presenter and actor Denise Welch is not short of having an opinion or two on the ITV show and has been involved a couple of heated discussions since joining the panel.This week Denise and Coleen Nolan clashed over banning Valentine's Day cards in schools.Denise said: "I doubt if we did a survey that not getting a Valentine's card would be a cause [of poor mental health], I think there's far more practical ways of looking after mental health than banning cards." In recent years she has caused a bit of controversy by claiming the media have been "fear-mongering" during the coronavirus pandemic."Everything that I do is trying to find a parity between how we deal with physical illness and how we deal with mental illness on the same level," she said.Not scared to voice her opinion, we have taken a look at some of the standout moments of Denise's time on Loose Women.Denise has previously shared her inspiring story of the time she decided to stop drinking, finding the booze in her life "destructive".Carol McGiffin then explained that she doesn't think she would be able to stop, prompting Denise to say she thinks her friend drinks "too much".Denise said: "It’s not just about hangovers, you have had breast cancer as well and I think that you should not drink as much because you’ve had that.

Emmerdale star Kelvin Fletcher has told how it is unfair to compare his new BBC show to Jeremy Clarkson's farming series after he was accused of "ripping it off" .Viewers have taken to social media shared the stark similarities between Kelvin Fletcher's Big Farming Adventure and Clarkson's Farm.Kelvin appears on the show with his wife Liz and the pair discussed the comparison on the latest edition of Netmums podcast, Sweat, Snot & Tears.The Andy Sugden actor explained he was already several months into filming before the former Top Gear host's show first aired.Kelvin said: "It’s a bit unfair I think. There’s a whole host of that type of show, I can think of half a dozen straight the way, you know idyllic, country living, representing the industry and giving you an insight into what it’s like, something a little light-hearted.

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TikTok to hit back at trolls in a video, in which she described: “Things people on TikTok have said to me that I don’t agree with.”The blonde bombshell wore a purple crop top that accentuated her curves, along with black leather trousers to finish off the look.Jen shared the statements that she didn’t agree with, which included, “you show too much cleavage to be respected” and “mums shouldn’t dress like that".And someone else also claimed that the 30-year-old was “too old” to be on TikTok.But, that has not stopped Jen from telling her 217,000 followers that she wants to “normalise mums who dress hot and say the f word.”The beauty revealed that she is divorced and has got engaged to someone else - but does not need a man to be financially dependent on as she “works her a** off".And it is clear that her adoring fans see that, as many people fled to the comments to swoon over the ‘hot’ mum.One person commented: “I think you are a gorgeous lady.”Another user added: “Do whatever you want to do, who are these clowns to say different.”A third user voiced: “Damn that’s one hot momma!”Someone else praised: “I see nothing wrong with your outfit.”Meanwhile, a fifth person applauded: “Keep doing your thing mama.” Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletter

Twitter by @Beyond_Kick, an account that describes itself as 'The Home of Kickboxing' and boasts over 11,300 followers.The clip promoted a big reaction, with many praising the speed with which Saunders reacted as official.Have you ever seen a cleaner knockout in combat fighting? Let us know in the comments section.@whizzbit21 wrote "Great kick but let's show some love to the ref. Got that spot on and was in there quick," while @Wolves_ay_we_18 added "Absolutely mesmerised by the ref in this video."@GeoJaneiro echoed similar sentiments, posting "Great KO, even greater reffing!"@lonesome_ahle meanwhile, was full of praise for Patterson, claiming he used to train with the victorious fighter."Eyyy little Callum.

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For Mark Wahlberg, gaining weight to play a boxer-turned-priest packed a major punch. On Tuesday, the actor appeared on "The Kyle and Jackie O Show" in Australia where he detailed how he physically prepared for the upcoming film "Father Stu." "I would say it’s easier to stay in shape than it is to get in shape," the former Calvin Klein model admitted. "I put on 30 pounds… that was really difficult.

Jeremy Kyle branded contestant Steve Dymond a "serial liar" just one week before the guest was suspected of taking his own life.

Jeremy Kyle told a guest suspected of taking his own life after failing a lie detector test he “would not trust him with a chocolate button”.The TV host branded Steve Dymond a “serial liar” after he went on the show to prove he did not cheat on his partner, and asked the jeering audience: “Has anyone got a shovel?’’A week later Steve was found dead from a morphine overdose in Portsmouth, Hants.It is the first time Kyle’s toxic remarks – which led a coroner to demand he attend Steve’s inquest and to rule his actions “may have caused or contributed” to the death – have been revealed.Coroner Jason Pegg, who watched the never aired episode, said: “Jeremy Kyle adopted an approach where he called the deceased a ‘serial liar’, that he ‘would not

Jeremy Kyle is expected to give evidence to an inquest into the death of former show guest Steve Dymond. The 63-year-old was found dead at his home in Portsmouth last year - just a week after he filmed his appearance on The Jeremy Kyle Show.

The Metro. Today’s decision comes after Dr Pegg previously ruled that Dymond had died of a morphine overdose and malfunction of the left chamber of his heart. The backlash following the death resulted in the show being cancelled.A statement from ITV Chief Executive Carolyn McCall read: ‘Given the gravity of recent events we have decided to end production of The Jeremy Kyle Show.  A post shared by Claire (@clairepowellcan)‘The show has had a loyal audience and has been made by a dedicated production team for 14 years, but now is the right time for the show to end.

Presenter Jeremy Kyle may have contributed or caused the death of one of the contestants on his eponymous daytime show, a coroner has said. Steve Dymond died of a morphine overdose and heart problem at his home in Portsmouth, after appearing on The Jeremy Kyle Show and taking a lie detector test.

TV presenter Jeremy Kyle 'may have caused or contributed' to the death of a guest on his talk show, a coroner has said.Steve Dymond, 63, is suspected to have taken his own life after failing a lie detector test on the Jeremy Kyle Show, a pre-inquest review has heard.On the show, Mr Dymond took a lie detector test to determine whether he had cheated on his ex-fiancee Jane Callaghan.He died of a morphine overdose and a heart problem at his home in Portsmouth, Hampshire, in May 2019, a week after it was filmed.Coroner Jason Pegg said that he had made Mr Kyle an “interested person” for the inquest, stating that the presenter was someone “who may have caused or contributed to the death of Stephen Dymond”.The former presenter will be called as a

Jeremy Kyle will be called to give evidence at the inquest into the death of show guest Steve Dymond.

Jeremy Kyle Show, which was axed following his passing. The pre-inquest hearing took place in July this year, however it was cut short due to technical issues.During it, coroner Jason Pegg told the court: "He died at his home address in Portsmouth.