Lisa Shaw dead: BBC Radio Newcastle presenter dies at 44 after short illness

Drag Race UK star A’Whora has branded the show’s fans “toxic” over the way they behave online.The performer is fed up by how abusive some of them are on social media.After finding fame on the show in 2020, she got so much nastiness she needed therapy sessions to cope.A’Whora, said: “I got constant death threats and hate and awful stuff. Drag Race has the most toxic and manipulative fanbase ever. Everyone in the Drag Race world will say that because it is the truth.“A lot of them are kids who don’t have a filter and don’t understand the world.

Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez are set to move to Britain this summer, The Mail on Sunday can reveal. The A-list couple – dubbed 'Bennifer' – are understood to be seeking a home on the outskirts of London. Sources suggest that the possible involvement of Affleck in a forthcoming Barbie movie, which is being made at Warner Bros' Leavesden Studios in Hertfordshire, may explain their interest in a British bolthole.

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds will be matching up to $1million (£745,711) in donations to the United Nations Refugee Agency as Russia’s attack on Ukraine intensifies. President Vladimir Putin declared war against Ukraine around 5am local time on Thursday, ordering troops into the neighboring country in a three-pronged invasion from the north, east, and south, appearing to target the cities of Kyiv, Kharkiv, and Kherson.

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Spotify.According to them, Jezebel is a song for strong, independent women, who blaze their own trail.Previously speaking to Metro.co.uk, the Rasmus revealed they were excited to represent Finnish culture.‘We come from Finland and want to tell stories about Finland, we want to talk about Finnish culture, which is… different,’ drummer Aki explained.‘All the classic stories about guys having knives, and polar bears walking on the street and stuff like that. That is true, all of it!’This week, Russia was banned from participating in Eurovision 2022, which will start on May 10, following outrage from several countries during the invasion of Ukraine.The EBU said the inclusion of a Russian entry – which hadn’t yet been chosen – in this year’s Contest would bring the competition into disrepute.The statement read: ‘The EBU has announced that no Russian act will participate in this year’s Eurovision Song Contest.‘The Executive Board of the EBU made the decision following a recommendation earlier today by the Eurovision Song Contest’s governing body, the Reference Group, based on the rules of the event and the values of the EBU.

told The Sun: ‘Maddy and Dougie seemed to be a great match. ‘They had a lot in common, including their passion for unusual animals, like insects and reptiles.‘But like a lot of couples they found lockdown very hard and they decided to split last year.‘It was a very upsetting time for both of them, but the decision was mutual.’Dougie previously dated stars like Ellie Goulding and Frankie Bridge.Ellie is now married to Casper Jopling but Dougie admitted at the time that he’d swerved the big day.Speaking to The Sun Online, Dougie said: ‘I did [get an invite] but I didn’t really think it was appropriate.’He added the Love Me Like You Do singer: ‘But yeah, we are on good terms.’When asked if he’d seen Ellie lately: ‘No, not recently.’McFly star Dougie and Burn singer Ellie dated on and off from May 2014, and it’s no secret they remained on good terms after their final break up in 2016.Dougie’s bandmates, meanwhile, are loved up, with Tom Fletcher married to wife Giovanna and Harry Judd tying the knot with wife Izzy in 2012.

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds will be matching up to $1million (£745,711) in donations to the United Nations Refugee Agency as Russia’s attack on Ukraine intensifies.President Vladimir Putin declared war against Ukraine around 5am local time on Thursday, ordering troops into the neighboring country in a three-pronged invasion from the north, east, and south, appearing to target the cities of Kyiv, Kharkiv, and Kherson.The Canadian actor, 45, and his wife took to Twitter and urged their followers to donate with a link inserted the post. Alongside it, Ryan tweeted: ‘In 48 hours, countless Ukrainians were forced to flee their homes to neighboring countries.‘They need protection.

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A HEALTHY BBC presenter died after suffering "severe" headaches and a brain bleed just days after having the AstraZeneca Covid vaccine. Lisa Shaw's interim fact-of-death certificate lists the dose as one of the possible factors.

Lisa Shaw died in hospital after suffering blood clots following her AstraZeneca vaccination, her family have said. BBC radio presenter Lisa's death at the age of just 44 was announced earlier this week, leaving her listeners in shock.

Shaw died aged 44 on Friday at Royal Victoria Infirmary, Newcastle.A coroner will consider if her cause of death may have been complicated by the jab.The AstraZeneca vaccine has been linked to only 309 clotting cases and 56 deaths in the UK – out of 33,000,000 shots.The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) said that while the estimated incidence rate of blood clot cases has increased over time, the number of cases remains extremely low in the context of the millions of doses administered.The regulator’s position remains that the benefits of the AstraZeneca vaccine continue to outweigh the risks for the vast majority of people.Scientists in Germany claim to have figured out the cause of the very rare blood clots linked

BBC radio presenter Lisa Shaw passed away in hospital after suffering blood clots following her dose of AstraZeneca vaccine, say her heartbroken family. The 44-year-old presenter developed "severe" headaches one week on from receiving the jab and fell seriously ill a few days later, according to a statement from relatives.

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An award-winning BBC radio presenter died in hospital after suffering blood clots after she received the AstraZeneca vaccine, her devastated family has said.

BBC radio presenter Lisa Shaw died from a blood clot caused by the AstraZeneca Covid vaccine, her family have said.The broadcaster for BBC Newcastle has died in hospital at the age of 44, and developed "severe" headaches after having the Covid vaccine and fell ill several days later.Lisa was a mother-of-one and worked as a presenter for BBC Newcastle.In a statement shared with The Sun, her family said: "She was treated by the Royal Victoria Infirmary's intensive care team for blood clots and bleeding in her head."Tragically, she passed away, surrounded by her family, on Friday afternoon."We are devastated and there is a Lisa-shaped hole in our lives that can never be filled."We will love and miss her always."It's been a huge comfort to see

BBC presented have paid a heartbreaking tribute after her death.

BBC Radio Newcastle presenter Lisa Shaw has died at the age of 44, her family has confirmed.The presenter was known for her mid-morning show as tributes have begun pouring in.The BBC shared a statement from Lisa's family earlier today announcing the news.This read: "We are all completely heartbroken, in disbelief, numb, and saddened, that there is a Lisa-shaped hole in our lives that will never, ever be filled."We are so grateful for the time that we have had with her, and there are so many happy memories that we will hold dear for the rest of our lives."She was the best wife and mammy, sister, daughter, aunty, friend and colleague that anyone could hope for."She loved connecting every day with the wonderful people of the North East, and it

BBC radio presenter Lisa Shaw has died following a battle with a short illness. Lisa, who was a daytime presenter for BBC Radio Newcastle, died in hospital, her heartbroken family have confirmed in a statement.

Daily Star's Inside Hot TV newsletter sees Ed Gleave send you telly's hot takes straight to your inbox every SundayBBC Radio Newcastle presenter Lisa Shaw has passed away at the age of 44 from a short illness.The mid-morning show host died in hospital, with her devastated BBC colleagues confirming the news.