‘Own goal of the season!’ Gary Lineker skewers Nadine Dorries over Jeremy Hunt Twitter row

Boris Johnson has contradicted Prince Charles as he defended the controversial Tory plan to send cross-Channel migrants to Rwanda.

Gary Lineker warded off the embarrassment of being caught short on camera at the World Cup 1990 by simply quipping: "Who hasn't?" The video footage was 32 years old, but, thanks to the Match of the Day star's celebrity status, it was unearthed again on Twitter this morning.@Fanzine_com narrated: "32 years ago today, England faced Ireland at Italia '90 and Gary Lineker suffered the 'most horrendous experience' of his playing career..."The account didn't save his blushes when they chose to tag him in their post, adding: "We'll leave you to fill in the blanks @GaryLineker."Though he could have chosen to ignore it, Gary quickly wrote back, quipping: "Oh come on, who hasn’t s**t themselves in a World Cup game?""Loads probably but not many have wiped their a*** on the grass so everyone else gets covered in it," fired back @Steven13644104.Gary has previously discussed the mishap publicly, admitting that he had been struggling with a stomach issue at the time.He told of how he was suffering "terrible cramps" but opted to soldier on through the match."You know, it’s the World Cup, you cannot say ‘Excuse me, ref, is it alright if I pop off for five minutes?’" he reasoned.Then, some wrong footing while in pursuit of the ball led to him "stumbling" - and the shock of his footwork led the shame-faced star to lose control of his bowels.In quotes published by the Sun, he continued: "As I stumbled, I... relaxed.

The Scottish Government has flatly rejected any prospect of reviving the controversial Right to Buy policy which allowed council tenants to purchase their homes.

Italy, with the couple spotted viewing locations in 37-year old Jeremy's home-country as recently as this week.  A source told The Sun: 'Kelly and Jeremy are getting married this summer in Italy. They kept it quiet for as long as they could but they’re happy and can’t wait to make it official.

"I just want justice for my family."

Good Morning Britain host Richard Madeley as ‘presumptuous’ as he opened up a rather intimate line of questioning live on-air.Petronella appeared on the programme to discuss the recent vote of no confidence in the Prime Minister, but Richard was keen to question her on the particulars of their love affair.They spent four years together, and Richard was desperate to find out more about it, despite Petronella’s discomfort.One line of questioning involved him wondering if she’d get back together with the PM if they were both single.Richard asked: “If he wasn’t married, if he was single, and if you weren’t going out with anyone, could you see yourselves getting back together?”“I’m not going to answer that,” Petronella clapped back. “I could be engaged, I could… I’m not going to answer that.”Resigning himself, Richard then said: “You don’t have to answer it.”Things got even icier as he pressed: "You were together for four years, presumably in that period you loved him...."Petronella interjected: "You're very presumptuous, Richard!" as Richard argued: "Well you were together for four years, I assume you weren't with him because you hated him! It's not presumptuous, it's common sense!"Thankfully the pair shared a giggle before Richard continued with his questioning - making it clear it was all in good fun.And Richard wasn't deterred as he pushed: "Two questions, really.

Johnny Depp was left delighted when the Hollywood superstar stopped for a selfie with him outside a York hotel. Curtis, on Twitter as @Curtis1192, was left distraught earlier today after heading to the Hilton in York to ask for Johnny Depp's autograph.

Harry Kane has eclipsed both Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo by scoring his 50th international in just 71 matches.England's blushes were spared after Kane's late penalty rescued them a point against Germany in Munich, having trailed for most of the second half.The Tottenham Hotspur striker became just the second England player after Wayne Rooney to reach half a ton of goals, as well as the 72nd man in football history to reach the landmark - notably getting there far quicker than Ronaldo, who needed 114 games to do so, and Messi, who needed 107.After the game, tributes for England's captain came pouring in on social media, with former Three Lions striker Gary Lineker leading the charge."50 goals for @HKane. Fabulous achievement.

Sky News presenter hilariously mispronounced Conservative MP Jeremy Hunt's name on live TV, and the clip has now gone viral.Sophy Ridge was discussing Hunt as a possible successor to Prime Minister Boris Johnson in light of this evening's confidence vote and accidentally dropped a c-bomb. Ridge said: "[There are] two figures who are significant, Jeremy C*nt because he's a potential leadership candidate..."After the swear, Ridge continued presenting the programme as if nothing had happened.

Prime Minister has won a vote of no confidence among Conservative MPs tonight meaning he will remain leader - even if half of Twitter think he's a cat with nine lives. Johnson needed at least 180 Tory MPs to vote in his favour in the secret ballot, and he won by 211 with 148 voting against his leadership.This equates to 59% of Conservative MP's being in favour of Johnson, and 41% against.

Susanna Reid, 51, has taken to Twitter to express her view on today's antics involving Boris Johnson, leaving one social media user to critique her journalism skills.The Good Morning Britain presenter couldn't help but hit back with a funny jibe, telling her critic to "stop flirting" with her.Tim Stanley took to Twitter today and wrote: "After the 1922 committee meeting a senior party source was challenged on partygate."He asked journalists 'Have you never got drunk before?'"To which, Susanna replied in view of her 877,500 followers: "Not at work during a lockdown when life and death decisions were being made, no."Her reply angered social media user Royston Gabb who took to Twitter and criticised the GMB host.The social media user penned: "Susanna to call yourself a journalist is stretching it a bit far, you're a presenter who happens to have a beautiful face and as such is employed as a bit of eye candy." (sic)Susanna couldn't help but quip back, as she replied: "Stop flirting Royston..."Social media users rushed to the comments to defend Susanna and laugh at her funny jibe.Pankaj Gupta said: "Sorry on behalf of men - that a professional woman has to hear this in the 21st century."David Hobbs added: "There's a lot of people out there that wouldn’t agree with your comment about Susanna, Royston."Tim Baldwin commented: "I disagree, you do an excellent job whilst also having a very pleasing face."Susanna made sure to hold parliament to account as she spoke to Sajid Javid on this morning's Good Morning Britain.Sajid was defending Prime Minister Boris Johnson amid talks of a vote of no confidence to be taking place tonight.This comes after the news broke that Boris was to face a vote of no confidence this evening after the

Piers Morgan, 57, has taken to social media to voice his prediction ahead of tonight’s no-confidence vote.The broadcaster said in full view of his 7.9 million Twitter followers that he “suspects” some ministers will vote against Boris Johnson despite having voiced their support.Piers also claimed that the Prime Minister had “lost middle England” after he was greeted by jeers upon his arrival at the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee thanksgiving service at St Paul’s Cathedral on Friday morning.He typed: “Suspect there will be quite a few ministers publicly declaring their support for Boris but secretly voting against him tonight.“They all heard those boos at St Paul’s - they know he’s lost middle England.”Other social media users were quick to respond to Piers’ tweet to debate whether the Prime Minister still had support.AlistairGarnett said: “Notice to any wavering Conservative MP's...“Here in Middle England we still support Boris..“I suspect Piers knows well the boos came from lefty agitators that never supported Boris..”BSallyb wrote: “Agree - but who the heck replaces him?”Haynesey89 argued: “‘Middle England’ didn’t go to St Paul’s ffs.”Smoke_pete penned: “Nothing will happen he is Untouchable.”Piers’ remarks come after the PM’s anti-corruption Tsar quit his role this morning as pressure continued to mount on his position.It happened after Sir Graham Brady, who chairs the 1922 committee of backbench Conservative MPs, announced a vote will take place between 6pm and 8pm tonight.Under the party's rules, if 54 MPs write to Sir Graham declaring no confidence in Mr Johnson a ballot must be held.In a press release issued shortly after 8am this morning, Sir Graham announced the upcoming vote.He said: "The threshold of 15 percent of

Location, Location, Location presenter Kirstie Allsopp took to social media today to slam Tory MPs for “attacking each other on social media” ahead of the no-confidence vote in Boris Johnson.The star pointed out that the politicians had not been voted in “on our dime” to participate in some very public infighting. Kirstie, 50, shared her views with her 427,700 Twitter followers this afternoon.“Dear Tory MPs,” Kirstie penned.“You were not voted into parliament to spend your time, on our dime, attacking each other on social media. “Get a b****y grip,” the presenter added defiantly. Kirstie’s followers took to the comment section to share their thoughts on the developments so far ahead of the vote, which will be held at 6pm today.Xanthe Grace wrote: “I think it’s fascinating to see the real viciousness of politics being played out. “It’s a dirty business and behind all the false smiles and weasel words stalks a thirst for power. “They are mostly in it for that end. It’s not often we see glimpses of the reality of politics.”Nanozoid added: “They prioritise power over plan or policy.

 Dan Walker, 45, admitted he was feeling rather unprepared for the “interesting” first day he has experienced so far at Channel 5 News.The former BBC Breakfast star confessed he “wasn’t sure how to tell his bosses” ahead of covering the no-confidence vote in Boris Johnson, 57, which is now set to happen at around 6pm. Dan took to Twitter today to update his 761,400 fans on the first day of his new job.He wrote: “Interesting first day on the job at @5_News.“A vote of confidence in the Prime Minister! “The plan is to be live, on 5, at 5 from Downing Street,” he added.The actual vote is set to take place between 6pm and 8pm this evening in the House of Commons, but Dan’s presenting job begins at 5pm.Dan went on to admit that he was feeling a tad under-prepared for the weather ahead.“Not sure how to tell my new bosses I didn’t bring a coat to work,” he added.Dan has had a busy day today, already appearing earlier on Good Morning Britain.The former BBC Breakfast presenter spoke about his move over to Channel 5 with the ITV host Susanna Reid and thanked the team for the interview afterwards on Twitter. Sharing a short clip from the interview, he wrote: "Morning.Thanks for having me!!! “What a day to start,” he added in reference to Monday’s jam-packed news cycle.Yesterday, Dan also sent out a sweet message to his former BBC Breakfast colleague as he announced his busy start to the week.He tweeted: “First day of my new TV life tomorrow and it will start in a very strange way… On @GMB.“See you in the morning with @susannareid100 (thankfully not too early) and then at 5, on 5.“PS I still love you @sallynugent,” Dan added.Boris Johnson will face a confidence vote in his leadership of the Conservative Party today after enough MPs

Richard Madeley was quick to apologise after he was called out by a surprised Susanna Reid on Good Morning Britain. The presenter was back at the helm of the ITV news programme on Monday morning (June 6) following the four-day Bank Holiday weekend.

BBC Breakfast was left in chaos as one star appeared to abandon the show midway through a breaking news story about Boris Johnson.

Boris Johnson is set to face a vote of no confidence in his leadership today.

Gary Lineker, 61, has been living the high life as he shared snaps to Twitter from the Platinum Jubilee pageant while on a double-decker bus.

Gary Lineker has shared a first-hand look at his part in the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations including a message to Olympic royalty, a selfie with Timmy Mallett and his fear of children's characters including Peppa Pig. The England football icon turned Match of the Day host was invited to ride in an open-top London bus as part of the 2022 Thank You Day on Sunday (June 5), which included actors, presenters, singers and sports stars.

Johnny Depp’s fans have celebrated the verdict of the libel trial in which the Hollywood star sued his ex-wife, actress Amber Heard for defamation.The 58-year-old Pirates of the Caribbean star sued Amber, 36, for $50million (£40m), claiming that her op-ed for the Washington Post about domestic violence was about him, despite it not directly naming him.The jury reached a unanimous decision in Depp’s favour, agreeing with his claim that Amber’s article had defamed him.They decided the statement was false, defamatory and said with malice and the actor was awarded $15million (£12m) in damages.Taking to Twitter, fans of the award-winning actor triumphantly celebrated the jury’s verdict.One tweeted: “Justice was served. Amber Heard lied and lied, and the jury saw that.

Gary Lineker, 61, has sparked outrage after he took to Twitter to joke about the Johnny Depp trial result.The Match of the Day host has been slammed by many social media users as he took to Twitter minutes after the verdict was announced to joke about Johnny and his ex-wife Amber Heard.In view of his 8.4 million followers, he jibed: "Depp wins and gets Heard immunity."Many social media users rushed to the comments to slam the presenter for making a joke on a trial centered around allegations of domestic abuse.ChayQuinn said: "It's a domestic violence trial, Gary.This is in poor taste."CarolineHirons added: "Delete your account."Daviddotrobbo commented: "Domestic abuse is not a thing to be joking about."Mrsparkles3583 wrote: "Pull this tweet NOW, Gary. It may have been the right verdict but this is deeply offensive.