Noel Gallagher sparks outrage as he refuses to wear 'p*******' coronavirus mask

Emmerdale viewers are certainly in for a treat, as producers promise "terrifying" stunts that have never been seen on the show before.Discussing what's in store in a recent round table event, producer Laura Shaw said fans of the long-running ITV soap have a lot to look forward to in the next few days as the programme introduces another special week.Laura also added that viewers will feel they are "right in the middle of the action" with the new filming techniques imposed.Speaking candidly she said: "As well as the week of drama, the week will feature action too, with big stunts that have been really exciting to plan and film."We've not done anything like it before, not in the 20 years I've been at Emmerdale and we've had a lot of conversations and scratching of heads on how we can achieve it."She added: "We had to build a very special prop, which you will see in the episodes."We've also used some new very different filming techniques which will make you feel like you're right in the middle of the action and I can tell you it's absolutely terrifying."Again, I don't think we've ever done it this way in Emmerdale before but it was really great to watch our hugely talented team do new and exciting things and just make the show look absolutely so incredible."However, the producer was unsure whether she could divulge further, just in case she gave away a huge spoiler.Viewers will have to wait and see which characters will definitely be involved in the jaw-dropping stunts on week 19.Laura did reveal though that on Friday's episode before the big week, Noah Dingle's obsession with Chloe Harris will be explored.

Emmerdale fans have watched Vinny Dingle (played by Bradley Johnson) and Liv Flaherty’s (Isobel Steele) relationship survive a near-death experience, a sweet secret (but not for long) marriage and Vinny’s disapproving adoptive mother Mandy (played by Lisa Riley). Avid viewers of the longtime soap have been left scratching their heads at fan-favourite Vinny’s fate, after he’s escaped a number of near-death experiences including a prolonged head injury that was sustained by him after her was held hostage in an abandoned barn with Manpreet Sharma by evil murderer Meena Jutla.

As part of the latest phase of the NHS’ vaccination drive, all five to 11 year olds in England are being invited to book their Covid jabs.The development - already rolled out in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland - means that almost five million children can now be protected from potential infections. “Thankfully most children do not get seriously unwell from Covid-19 but some children do get hospitalised,” says GP Dr Rachel Ward, who insists it’s important to remember that some children can become seriously unwell from Covid, even though most only show mild symptoms. “We also know that children can get long Covid - and there is strong evidence that vaccination reduces your risk of developing this potentially debilitating condition.” Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

After being overwhelmed by the response to an alarming tweet about undergoing life-saving treatment, Martin Roberts has exclusively told OK! about his ordeal – revealing doctors' heroic efforts to save him amidst a terrifying health scare. The Homes Under The Hammer star fought for his life this week and was saved when medics discovered he wasn't suffering a heart attack, but instead needed a procedure involving an 8 inch needle plunged into his chest while he was still awake.

Emmerdale star Emma Atkins has sweetly discussed her "unique friendship" with former co-star and best friend Charley Webb. The actress, 47, plays the iconic Charity Dingle on the ITV soap while Charley, 34, played her on-screen daughter Debbie Dingle — Charley revealed earlier this year that she had quit Emmerdale after 19 years. Speaking to OK! at an exclusive shoot with Lucy Pargeter, Emma likened Charley to a “mother figure” despite the fact she’s 13 years younger than her.

Emmerdale fans have long wondered if we’d be seeing Jamie Tate again, and it appears as he might be returning to our screens sooner than we expected. Jamie, played by Alexander Lincoln, suffered a horrific car crash in September last year – a crash so bad many presumed he couldn’t have survived. However, two months later, the popular soap hinted that he’d survived the ordeal after a mysterious figure was seen spying on Gabby Thomas – the mother of Jamie’s child.

Work done by Team ROC, the social justice division of Roc Nation led by Jay-Z and Yo Gotti, could result in major changes to conditions at Mississippi State Penitentiary (also known as Parchman), Billboard reports. In 2020 Team ROC secured legal representation for more than 200 inmates at the state prison and filed multiple lawsuits that resulted in an investigation by the U.S.

PETER Andre's doctor wife Emily MacDonagh has weighed in on the spike in coronavirus cases. The medical professional, 31, suggested that young people and rock star Noel Gallagher may be to blame for the increase.

Noel Gallagher has said that America is widely responsible for the sexualisation of  female artists.The former Oasis singer said his attention was drawn to the issue following Miley Cyrus‘ recent performance of her hit song ‘Midnight Sky’ at the MTV Video Music Awards, in which she performed on top of a giant disco wrecking ball.He told The Daily Star: “That god awful woman Miley Cyrus was on and she was doing some fucking shit and even my nine-year-old [Sonny] said, ‘Why is the cameraman just filming her legs?’”Women have been sexualised because of America, British culture would never sexualise a female.

Doctor Emily Andrea has spoken out about the spike in coronavirus cases and suggested that young people may be to blame. Last week rock star Noel Gallagher refused to wear a face mask and said that the medically advised face wear was pointless.

A number of artists – including Noel Gallagher and Ian Brown – have spoken out against various aspects of the COVID-19 restrictions that are currently in place, but so far they haven’t put those concerns into lyrics. Well, never fear, Van Morrison is making up for lost time.The musician has announced three anti-lockdown songs to be released over the course of a month, starting this week.

Noel Gallagher saying he refuses to wear a mask during the coronavirus pandemic.The Field Music guitarist/vocalist posted a clip on Twitter of him playing the acoustic number, captioned with: “Wrote a little song for Noel.”Wrote a little song for Noel. pic.twitter.com/OzTO9STiU6— Field Music (@fieldmusicmusic) September 15, 2020Yesterday (September 15) it was reported that Gallagher told Matt Morgan’s Funny How? podcast he refuses to wear a mask because “too many fucking liberties being taken away”.“I don’t give a fuck.

Former Oasis guitarist Noel Gallagher is strongly against wearing a mask amid the coronavirus pandemic despite mandates in the United Kingdom where he resides. Gallagher, 53, also called a friend of his “cowardly” for doing his part to avoid spreading the novel virus.

Noel Gallagher has made some controversial comments about masks amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Noel Gallagher has hit out at the recent coronavirus guidelines. The Oasis rocker claims wearing face masks is "b*****ks" and has admitted that he has already been quizzed while out and about over his decision to not wear a face covering.It has been discussed in parliament that everybody must wear a covering while in a shop, supermarket or on public transport in a bid to tackle the virus.A limited number of people are exempt from wearing a covering if they are under 11 or have medical reasons.Manchester-born Noel, 53, appearing on the Matt Morgan podcast said "I don't wear a mask, no."The whole thing is b*****ks.

IT seems expletives and coronavirus go together hand-in-hand – and even more so if you’re Noel Gallagher. The former Oasis frontman has said the pandemic is a load of “f**king b******s” and is refusing to wear masks in shops and on public transport.

@NoelGallagher You seem really angry maybe wear a mask ð· Lockdown and the Pandemic has been intense on us all but after hearing this interview are you OK? pic.twitter.com/QYtjqeDiLJHitting back at his comments, Jedward lashed out at the Don’t Look Back In Anger star on social media, questioning if he was ‘okay’.‘Hi @NoelGallagher, you seem really angry maybe wear a mask,’ the X Factor favourites penned.‘Lockdown and the pandemic has been intense on us all but after hearing this interview are you OK?’When that didn’t appear to get the message across, John and Edward Grimes took things a step further, bringing Noel’s Wonderwall lyrics into it.Today is gonna be the day @NoelGallagher That we’re gonna throw it back to youðð» by now you

Noel Gallagher is refusing to wear a mask during the Covid-19 pandemic because it is a violation of his liberty, he has told a popular podcast. The Oasis guitarist told the Matt Morgan podcast for Radio X that masks are “pointless” and that he chooses not to wear one.He said: “It’s not a law.

Noel Gallagher says he refuses to wear a face mask because it is "pointless" and too many liberties are being taken away from people.Since July, wearing a face covering is mandatory in shops, takeaways and supermarkets in England.

Noel Gallagher has said he refuses to wear a face mask while shopping, in defiance of laws which were introduced earlier this year.Appearing on The Matt Morgan podcast, the former Oasis singer described the use of face coverings as “bollocks”, after they were introduced in an attempt to curb the spread of coronavirus.“The whole thing’s bollocks. You’re supposed to wear them in Selfridges, yet you can fucking go down the pub and be surrounded by every fucking cunt.