Laurence Fox challenged by charity on naming of his new 'Ukip for culture' political party

Carol Vorderman has been inundated with praise by her Instagram followers after revealing that she rescued a stranger during a hike on the Brecon Beacons over the weekend.The maths whizz, 61, recalled the rescue in a post with her 218,000 followers which saw her kindly give a fellow hiker a lift after he locked his keys in his car.Carol posted a snap from walking enthusiast Tyrone Coburn of the pair in her car as she gave him a lift.The Tv star dazzled as she grinned at the camera while giving a thumbs-up as Tyrone shared the snap on Facebook.Caro's caption read: "Awwwww. I was wandering around the Beacons yesterday and chatting to an ex teacher who was manning one of the car parks for @breconbeacons."Then Tyrone and his two friends came over and said that he'd locked his keys in his car.A post shared by Carol Vorderman (@carolvorders)"Problem was he would have to climb back up a mountain for a signal to ring the AA or walk 5 Miles to the nearest village," Carol added.She went on to reveal that she'd kindly offered the hiker a lift so he could get signal and call for help with his car.Carol continued: "Er Hello....time for a lift."She added that the hiker was surprised to realise who she was once in the car, joking that he got "two frights".Carol said: "He made me laugh tho cos we were chatting away in the car and it was only when I took my sunnies off that he recognised me.

Ferne McCann has opened up on the sweet relationship her daughter Sunday has formed with Lorri Haines in recent months.The 31 year old, who recently celebrated her other half's birthday with a romantic London date, spoke out during an interview with Christine Lampard on ITV's Lorraine Show on Monday 2 May. First Time Mum star Ferne looked gorgeous with her blonde hair styled in a half-up, half-down 'do as she shared how her four year old daughter will always be her priority above everything else.

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TrustNordisk has boarded suspense drama Birthday Girl, directed by Michael Noer and led by Danish star Trine Dyrholm. The company will handle international sales rights on the feature about a mother’s persevering quest for justice. 

Helen Skelton's estranged husband Richie Myler has reportedly "jetted off with his new love interest" following his split with the Countryfile star. It comes after Helen, 38, was absent from this week's Countryfile episode following the news of her split from Leeds Rhino rugby player Richie, 31, after eight years of marriage.Last Monday Helen broke the news of the heartbreaking split with her social media followers and confirmed Richie had "left the family home".But now sources close to the TV star have claimed that the sportsman went back to pick up his passport ahead of his break with his "new love interest."An insider claimed: “He said he was going on holiday."It’s thought he’s taken his new missus so they can be out of the public eye."They went on to claim that the former Blue Peter presenter is doing well, adding that mutual friends of the former couple think she's been treated "appallingly".“Helen’s holding it together well, which is admirable given she was blindsided by his new relationship," they claimed to The Sun.It comes days after it was reported that the rugby player has started a relationship with a "younger, successful businesswoman."The same publication told how the pair are "in the early stages of a relationship."Just days after the heartbreaking news was announced, Countryfile viewers were saddened to see that the Cumbria-native was missing from the most recent episode as they issued their support for the star.Sunday's programme was led by Adam Henson and Anita Rani as viewers noticed Helen's absence.One fan suggested: "Turned on Countryfile to see Helen after this week but she's not on it.She must be taking some time to herself, the poor woman."Another wrote: "My heart goes out to Helen.

Summer holidays are finally back on the cards, after two years of uncertainty.

Limp Bizkit’s ‘Still Sucks’ tour was cancelled over the weekend due to venue concerns about “possible chaos”.The nu-metal group were meant to play in Florida on Saturday night (April 30) but shortly before doors, the gig was cancelled.Taking to social media, Limp Bizkit wrote: “We are so sorry. Tonight’s show cancellation was not our decision.

Laurence Fox branded a 'MONSTER' in explosive Jeremy Vine race rowIn a lengthy post, he began: "1 - This is an opportunity for those of us lucky enough to be young and healthy, to show how courageous, driven and capable we are in the face of this virus."2 - We need to make sure that the elderly and the vulnerable are looked after not just physically, but also financially. We need to make sure that we keep working and living and setting an example of hope.

A charity has launched a legal challenge over the name of Laurence Fox's new Reclaim political party.

It's been a year of controversy for actor Laurence Fox, who has once again landed himself in hot water by branding several high-profile stars 'paedophiles' after they called him 'racist'.

RuPaul's Drag Race UK contestant Crystal is suing Laurence Fox after the actor called her a "paedophile" on Twitter. It comes after the deputy chairman of LGBT charity Stonewall Simon Blake announced he also is suing the actor for defamation after Fox used the same slur against a number of people.

Black History Month.Yes, there is a lot to unpack here.The Lewis actor, 42, had shared his thoughts over the weekend on Sainsbury’s creating a safe space for Black staff, and urged his followers to boycott the chain after they suggested anyone offended by an ‘inclusive retailer’ were ‘welcome to shop elsewhere’. Responding to Sainsbury’s message, the aspiring politician – who recently shared his aims to set up his own political party, named Reclaim – wrote: ‘I won’t be shopping in your supermarket ever again while you promote racial segregation and discrimination.

Stonewall has said he is suing Laurence Fox for defamation after the actor labelled him and others "paedophiles".On Sunday, Mr Fox accused Sainsbury's of "promoting racial segregation and discrimination" after the retailer promoted its plan to recognise Black History Month.The actor said creating "safe spaces" for black workers amounted to "segregation".Mr Fox faced a backlash from hundreds of Twitter users, and Stonewall's Simon Blake responded to Mr Fox: "What a mess. What a racist t***."The actor then hit back at a number of people "falsely accusing him of racism" by calling them "paedophiles".

he is suing Fox for defamation.I detest racism. Challenging it is important to me, but I will choose my words more carefully in future.

Stonewall has said he is suing Laurence Fox for defamation after the actor labelled him and others "paedophiles".On Sunday, Mr Fox accused Sainsbury's of "promoting racial segregation and discrimination" after the retailer promoted its plan to recognise Black History Month.The actor said creating "safe spaces" for black workers amounted to "segregation".Mr Fox faced a backlash from hundreds of Twitter users, and Stonewall's Simon Blake responded to Mr Fox: "What a mess. What a racist t***."The actor then hit back at a number of people "falsely accusing him of racism" by calling them "paedophiles".

Simon Blake, the deputy chair of LGBTQ+ charity Stonewall has announced that he is suing Laurence Fox over a comment he'd made in a Twitter row over supermarket Sainbury's.

ACTOR Laurence Fox has told his fans he’s boycotting Sainsbury’s after the supermarket chain supports Black History Month.  The 42-year-old told his 238,000 Twitter followers that he'll never shop in Sainsbury's again as he accuses them of promoting "racial segregation and discrimination". Laurence’s post comes after the supermarket chain announced they would be marking Black History Month, an annual observance of black history and culture celebrated around the world.

Laurence Fox has been calling people paedophiles on Twitter.

Sainsbury's as he accused the supermarket of promoting "racial segregation and discrimination".The 42-year-old actor told his 238,000 Twitter followers that he'll never shop in Sainsbury's again.The message from the White Lines and Inspector Lewis star came after a statement from Sainsbury's official account spoke of how the firm would be marking Black History Month, an annual observance of black history and culture celebrated around the world.The statement read: "We are proud to celebrate Black History Month together with our Black colleagues, customers and communities and we will not tolerate racism."We proudly represent and serve our diverse society and anyone who does not want to shop with an inclusive retailer is welcome to shop

Penny Lancaster addresses warning to Rod Stewart amid 'meltdown' He went on to share a link which shows further information about the supermarket’s support for the month.A Twitter user replied to Laurence, writing: “Do you shop there often, Laurence? I do most of our weekly shops in the Crayford and Dartford branches.“I don't really see any reason to join a boycott here.“But its also an interesting adoption of whether or not 'cancel culture' tactics are a good way to express disagreement.”Laurence replied: “It’s my nearest supermarket.So yes. I am not cancelling them.“They just won’t be getting my custom until they address their regressive and segregationist policies.“They also hint at an ethnic pay gap in their literature.

Laurence Fox has announced that he's boycotting Sainsbury's as he accused the supermarket of promoting "racial segregation and discrimination".