Laurence Fox told to ‘f**k off’ by The Pogues amid row over Fairytale of New York lyrics

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Shanna Moakler is sharing how she really feels about her ex, Travis Barker, and his fiancée, Kourtney Kardashian.ET's Deidre Behar spoke with Shanna after her elimination from the  house Monday, where she touched on all things Kardashians and her «epic» experience in the  house.«I think people, because of things that have happened in the press, or comments that I have made, people think that I'm really obsessed with the relationship or I'm bitter or I'm jealous, but I'm really just not,» Shanna maintained. «I'm in a relationship and I'm really happy, and it's just not something that’s centered in my world, and that's why I was so excited for this opportunity, because I wanted America to see me for who I was, and not necessarily what’s pumped out to the masses and the media sometimes.»«I wanted people to see my personality and the fun side of Shanna, and not always the drama that you see in the media,» she added.While Travis and Kourtney's relationship isn't something the former Miss USA is focussed on, Shanna, who shares Landon, 18, and Alabama, 16, with Travis, did acknowledge that the Kardashians are a part of her kids' lives, and being a part of that famous family means her kids might show up on their upcoming Hulu reality series, Kardashians.«I wont be tuning in,» Shanna said with a chuckle. «But I think it's fine if this is an opportunity that they want to be a part of.» «My children are my first priority and, that's one thing that I think Travis and I do agree on,» she stressed. «That's probably the only thing we agree on, but our children come first and their happiness.

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Laurence Fox’s tweet bragging about having a “large group” of friends over for lunch at his house with a photo of the impression PPE left on her face after she “held a person’s hand as they died alone” at work.Laurence Fox has been called out for his ‘dangerous’ comments about Covid-19Joanna Louise, a cardiothoracic intensive care nurse, posted the photo of herself after Fox tweeted that he had hugged his friends, urging people to ignore social distancing rules and “protect your rights”.She wrote: “Just held a person’s hand as they died alone, without their family or loved ones by their side. Glad you enjoyed your meal.”Fox received a torrent of backlash for his tweet, in which he wrote: “Stay out.

Rita Ora and Laurence Fox both broke lockdown rules at the weekend.Singer Ora has apologised after hosting a birthday celebration on Saturday, while actor Fox has claimed that he had a ‘large group over to lunch’ and that they all hugged, as well as telling his 256k Twitter followers to ‘stay out’ and ‘protect your rights’.In England, where a national lockdown is currently in place until Wednesday, December 2, people from separate households are not allowed to meet inside.

Downing Street has warned celebrities flouting coronavirus rules such as Rita Ora and Laurence Fox that they could potentially face police action.A No.10 spokesperson said prime minister Boris Johnson was “clear” that everyone needs to follow the restrictions, “including celebrities”, and stressing that “it’s up to police to decide what action to take” if they are broken.It came after pop singer Rita Ora reportedly broke lockdown rules by holding a 30th birthday party for 30 people at a west London restaurant on Saturday.Meanwhile, controversial actor Laurence Fox was condemned on social media after boasting of having a “large group” over for lunch, where they “hugged, ate and put the world to rights”. When I read this tweet, I just think -

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Piers Morgan has has slammed Laurence Fox after the actor publicly bragged about breaking coronavirus lockdown rules.

he and his family received abuse after Laurence Fox shared a screenshot of his Twitter account with a post about defunding the BBC.A spokesperson from the Metropolitan Police said: ‘We are aware of a tweet posted earlier today relating to an allegation of abuse on social media.‘We have received an initial report and officers will be contacting the complainant to take further details.’In a now-deleted tweet, Fox, 42, wrote: ‘So glad I’m not paying for this anymore. @bbc @DefundBBC #DefundTheBBC’, attaching a screenshot of Hunte’s Twitter account.Hunte shared on social media: ‘My family and I have been sent racist and homophobic abuse following the below screenshot of me being posted.

pic.twitter.com/Bw8GMfeMOHI am doing my job to the best of my abilities. I am proud of being a journalist and so grateful to those who share their experiences with me.

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The Pogues have sent a scathing message to actor Laurence Fox after he criticised the BBC for replacing the original lyrics to their famous song, Fairytale of New York. The Irish band took to Twitter to tell Fox, who recently started the Reclaim Party, to "f**k off" after he publicly hit out at the BBC 's decision to scrap some of their controversial lyrics.

BBC after the broadcasting giant decided to censor some of the lyrics from the original version on BBC Radio 1.The chart-topping track, that featured Kristie MacColl, will forever be a firm favourite in households but there have been growing concerns over the years in relation to some of the lyrics.In keeping with the times, the BBC chose to replace the slur "f****t" in exchange for the word "haggard", with the use of "s*ut" being removed altogether on radio stations.Sharing the BBC's announcement detailing their decision, the Reclaim Party leader tweeted: "Here we go again."The cultural commissars at the @bbc are telling you what is and isn’t appropriate for your ignorant little ears."Wouldn't it be nice if we sent the (proper) version to

would not be played on BBC Radio 1, with an edited version provided by the record label, in an effort to avoid offending younger listeners.The original song will still be played on Radio 2, while presenters on 6 Music will be given the choice between the two versions.Fox -who has waged a war on the ‘woke’ of late, started his own political party and boycotted Sainsbury’s after they showed support for Black History Month – was rather offended by Radio 1’s decision to leave out the homophobic slur when playing Fairytale Of New York, and took to Twitter to urge others to get the ‘proper version’ to number one.The 42-year-old tweeted: ‘Here we go again.

The Pogues have launched a blistering attack on outspoken actor Laurence Fox.

The Pogues have hit out at Laurence Fox after the controversial actor criticised the BBC’s decision to air a censored version of ‘Fairytale of New York’ over the festive period.It was confirmed earlier today (November 19) that BBC Radio 1 will play an edited version of the 1987 track which omits the slurs “f****t” and “slut” — although an uncensored cut will air on BBC Radio 2.Fox, who has attempted to rebrand as a right-wing provocateur in recent months, tweeted in response: “The cultural commissars at the @bbc are telling you what is and isn’t appropriate for your ignorant little ears.

Actor Laurence Fox says that he was dropped by his acting agent over the phone.

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Tom Grater International Film ReporterBrit actor Laurence Fox has been dropped by his reps Artists Rights Group, Deadline can confirm.The agency’s decision comes after the White Lines actor was involved in a string of controversies related to his political views. Notably, an appearance on flagship BBC show Question Time left Fox in hot water after he claimed it was “racist” for an audience member to refer to him as a “white privileged male” while also refuting that press treatment of Meghan Markle was racist.