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Meghan Markle after she made the "crucial misstep" of forgetting that Americans love the Queen, an author has claimed. Celia Walden, a journalist, novelist, and critic said Markle's hometown has turned its back on Meghan, Duchess of Sussex and Prince Harry.

Coronation Street star Charlie Lawson has slammed British soaps for 'ticking boxes'. The actor, who portrayed imprisoned Jim McDonald, appeared on GB News alongside former fellow Weatherfield resident Sherrie Hewson and Brookside's Tina Malone.Charlie, 62, was quizzed by broadcast Dan Wootton on "wokeness" and admitted current soaps don't "reflect reality".The actor argued that viewers would "start to switch off" from watching soaps as bosses choose to tick boxes.He admitted to feeling a sense of despair over the constant stream of "new things that you can and can't do".It came as Dan chatted to Charlie and fellow soap stars in the wake of June Brown's death.Charlie raised that many viewers are being extremely tight-lipped about what they want to watch and are afraid of calling soap bosses out.He told GMB's Dan: "We're great at being a silent majority in this b****y country over a great deal of things and I try not to be, to my detriment."There's always new things that you can and can't do and I despair and that goes across society in my humble opinion." He raged: "I hope to god that Corrie and EastEnders or whatever, Emmerdale Farm are around in 10 years but I think people start to switch off because boxes are being ticked with such heavy black ink and I mean that across the whole television industry."There is a silent majority out there who just want to say, excuse my French, they want to say, 'B******s to that, I want to watch what I want to watch'." During his stint on Coronation Street back in the late 90s, Charlie's character became temporarily wheelchair-bound following an altercation with son Steve in 1998.

Meghan Markle fans have hit out after the Duchess of Sussex was blamed for Kate Middleton and Prince William's "failed tour" of Jamaica.The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are midway through a week-long tour that sees them visit Belize, Jamaica and the Bahamas. The royal couple's visit has received a mixed reception, including protests outside the British High Commission by republicans demanding slavery reparations from the UK and the Royal Family.

Johnny Depp and Amber Heard’s upcoming defamation trial.The long-delayed trial begins next month, with Marvel star Paul Bettany joining Franco and Musk as a witness. Representatives from the Walt Disney company and Warner Bros will also testify.According to Deadline, Franco and Musk are being brought in to testify on behalf of Heard after Depp accused them both of having an affair with his ex-wife.In 2019, Depp launched a defamation lawsuit against Heard, after she wrote a 2018 article in The Washington Post claiming she was a victim of domestic abuse.Depp and Heard will testify in person, per Bloomberg.

Megan Markle's father Thomas Markle has taken a swipe at Prince Harry after it was revealed Prince Harry will not be in attendance at his grandfather Price Philip's memorial. The late Duke of Edinburgh's service will take place later this month but his grandson Harry won't be there and a reason hasn't yet been given.Discussing the event during an interview with Dan Wootton on GB News, Thomas claimed Harry was doing the "cruellest and meanest thing" by failing to attend the memorial.Appearing via video link from his home in Mexico, Thomas expressed: "I think it's the cruellest and meanest thing he could do and I have no respect for this man at all."To not go and honour his grandfather and then not got to the jubilee to deny the children to the Queen."It's unforgivable," he added.In January, news broke that Prince Harry pursued a legal challenge against the Home Office over his security.But Meghan's father believes it is "crazy" if this is the main reason for the Prince's no show while adding that he will be going to the Invictus games.He continued: "The complaint about security is crazy, there would be tons of security around them, he's just making up excuses."Then the other thing is he's going to the Invictus games."The director of photography also shared his thoughts on how the Queen might feel regarding Harry's absence and said she would be "hurt" while stating that he has "no respect" for his son in law.

Thomas Markle was welcomed on GBNews to talk about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle during a scathing TV rant. The father of the Duchess of Sussex, 77, chatted to TV host Dan Wootton on Thursday (March 17) about his daughter and son-in-law.Talking about the pair, he said: "They are living like hermits in a 26-room house, they never have parties, they never have guests, the only guests they have are the million-dollar lawyers and the million-dollar PR team."Otherwise, it's Harry walking his dogs or riding his bicycle."He also confessed that he isn't worried about being sued, as he expressed "what are they gonna get? I don't have millions of dollars".Despite all of the drama, the famous father admitted that he does still "love" his daughter, although they are constantly wrapped up in public feuds.Thomas has recently embarked on a new career in social media and decided to become a YouTuber, after being inspired by fiery-mouthed Lady Colin Campbell.He also slammed Harry and said: "This man abandoned his country and he expects them to treat him like a royal.

Thomas Markle has claimed that Prince Harry is responsible for "shutting down" Samantha Markle's Twitter account. The half-sister of Harry's wife Meghan Markle allegedly had her social networking account suspended on Monday.

Prince Harry will “regret” his "disgraceful" decision not to attend Prince Philip’s memorial, a royal commentator has claimed.The Duke of Sussex announced on Friday (March 11) that he would not attend Prince Philip’s memorial on March 29.A spokesperson for the Prince confirmed he will not be making the trip from California to attend the event.The decision was tweeted by Harper’s Bazaar royal editor Omid Scobie, who added that Harry is hopeful he can reunite with the Queen soon. He tweeted: “A spokesperson for the Sussexes confirms that Prince Harry will not be returning to the UK for the Service of Thanksgiving for the life of Prince Philip on March 29.

Andrew Brady, ex-fiance of Caroline Flack and former star of The Apprentice, has been jailed after pleading guilty to harassing a journalist.

Andrew Brady has been sent to prison for four months after he was found guilt of conducting a campaign of harassment against GB News presenter Dan Wootton.The former Apprentice star, and the late Caroline Flack's ex fiancé - the former couple dated in 2018, was told by a judge that his claims Wootton was responsible for Flack's death were "wholly irrational". Judge Jeremy Richardson QC also said that Wootton, the former executive editor of The Sun, was actually the former Love Island presenter's friend. What's more, the judge told Brady, 31, his "attacks" against Wootton were due to his "craving" for "celebrity status".

Andrew Brady, former fiancée of the late Caroline Flack, has been jailed following a tirade of abuse against a GB News presenter.

Caroline Flack's ex-fiancé Andrew Brady has been jailed for four months after admitting to harassing GB News host Dan Wootton.The former Apprentice star previously admitted to a campaign of harassment against Wootton, with a judge telling him: “This must stop.”Judge Jeremy Richardson QC, sitting at Sheffield Crown Court, said Brady’s claims that Mr Wootton was in some way responsible for Miss Flack’s death were “wholly irrational”, noting that the former executive editor of The Sun was actually a friend of the Love Island presenter, who died in 2020.Judge Richardson told Brady his attacks on Mr Wootton, a MailOnline columnist, had “everything to do with your craving for celebrity status and your irritation that the press were not in the least interested in your somewhat uninteresting life.”Brady, 31, of Cross Bedford Street, Sheffield, admitted harassment at a hearing earlier this week and was on Friday jailed for four months.Judge Richardson noted that, given the time the defendant served on remand, he would be released in the “very near future”.He imposed a 10-year restraining order banning Brady from contacting Mr Wootton, posting anything about him online, or going within 200 yards of his home or workplace.Describing some of the social media posts and messages about Mr Wootton as “utterly outrageous”, Judge Richardson warned Brady he faces a prison sentence measured in years if he breaches the order.Brady admitted at Sheffield Crown Court on Wednesday (February 2) that he had harassed the journalist on social media between February and April in 2021.He branded Wootton a murderer and sex offender in online messages.He had also told the television presenter that he would "settle the matter by violence".Following the

Caroline Flack 's ex-fiancé Andrew Brady has pleaded guilty to harassment after he accused a journalist of being a murderer and a sex offender, a court has heard.

Love Island host Caroline Flack, has admitted to harassing GB News anchor Dan Wootton.

The Chase star Mark Labbett has taken to Twitter to defend his friend and co-star Anne Hegerty after she was on the receiving end of "insults" on the micro-blogging platform.

GB News presenter Dan Wootton, 38, in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk.The Death In Paradise star has branded Dan a “villainous character” after the remarks he made on Lorraine following the former's Strictly elimination in 2018.This Monday, Danny will be starring in the theatrical adaptation of Dan Brown’s The Da Vinci Code, where he will portray Sir Leigh Teabing - a character brought to life by legendary actor Sir Ian McKellen in the 2006 film.When the actor was asked where he drew inspiration to play such a villainous character, he made reference to GB News presenter Wootton. Danny explained: “He called me a Z-lister and he doesn’t even know me! Villainous character? Yeah, him. “You see, this is what happens when you start fights you can't finish. I didn’t do anything to him and he’s a villainous character.

Prince Harry, 37, was "dropped on his head as a baby" because "everything he says is stupid".Meghan Markle's dad made a bombshell appearance on GB News when he took aim at his son-in-law once again.His harsh comments came as host Dan Wootton asked him his thoughts on the term "Megxit" – referring to Harry and Meghan leaving the UK and the working Royal Family – and whether he thought it was sexist.Thomas, 77, said: "No, I do not.

Sarah Jayne Dunn has spoken out after being dropped by Hollyoaks for having an OnlyFans acccount.

Meghan Markle "seriously believes" she will one day be in the White House and hold true power, according to a broadcaster. Talking on his GB News show, Dan Wootton discussed the news Meghan had called Senators to lobby for paid parental leave in the United States.

GB News and colleague Dan Wootton and how he fears the channel he had a hand in creating is heading in the direction of America's Fox News.The “formidable” Scottish journalist and broadcaster, 72, left the network following explosive rows, rifts and run-ins with show bosses and has vowed to “never again be on GB News”. As well as almost claiming he almost suffered a nervous breakdown after bigwigs leaked information about him and also breached the terms of his exit agreement, one of Neil’s biggest concerns is that GB News is turning into a British version of reactionary US-based Fox News.

Meghan Markle, 40, and Prince Harry, 36, first met back in 2016 when they started dating.