Jeremy Thorpe: Last News

The two women responsible for persuading Prince Andrew to sit down on camera and give his now-notorious interview explaining his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein are now in competition to bring the behind-the-screen events to film.

Following the release of his Paramount/eOne fantasy pic Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves to critical acclaim and over $200M at the WW box office, Golden Globe winner Hugh Grant has entered talks to star in Heretic, a new horror film to be directed for A24 by Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, who also penned the script.

The race is on to bring the already notorious ‘Wagatha Christie’ defamation trial to our screens, following this week’s conclusion at London’s High Court.

BBC Breakfast presenter Rachel Burden has been making waves on the morning programme ever since she replaced Naga Munchetty for the first time.The star has been sitting alongside regular host Charlie Stayt for the past few weeks - leaving fans baffled as to why Naga is absent, especially after her social media silence.It comes amid numerous shake-ups on the red sofa, with Dan Walker recently announcing his intention to quit the programme for a job at rival network Channel 5.Rachel, however, hasn’t avoided scrutiny on the programme, and came under fire for halting a harrowing interview on air for a rather odd reason.Rachel was chatting to former male model Norman Scott about his past relationship with Liberal MP Jeremy Thorpe, which ended in a badly planned conspiracy by the politician to murder his lover.82-year-old Norman bravely opened up on the assassination plot against him - during which Rachel randomly interrupted to announce the time.She said: "At this point, and it seems like a strange point to say this pause, we just need to tell you the time. It's 8.59 and you're watching BBC Breakfast."We just need to allow that to happen so we can carry on with the story now."But what about Rachel’s life away from the cameras? Daily Star takes a look.In June last year, Rachel found herself suffering a horror injury after a game of football gone wrong.The star turned to Instagram to share a snap of her right ankle encased in a heavy duty black boot strapped with velcro, explaining that she had managed to chip some of the bone away with her injury.She told fans: “Well this is me for the next 6 weeks.

BBC Breakfast star Rachel Burden has opened up about the time she got "caught out" at an airport.The 47-year-old presenter was back on our screens on Friday (April 8) to wake up the nation alongside Charlie Stayt.They chatted to travel journalist Simon Calder about the ongoing significant delays at airports due to the amount of people going away over the Easter holidays.Families are hoping to go aboard during half-term but the extreme demand has led to major delays and flight cancellations.During the segment, Simon reminded viewers about the liquid rule when heading travelling aboard while holding up clear bag.He said: "As a former security guard at Gatwick Airport, don't forget the liquids rule."It's still in force and actually a lot of the problems could be eased if people were just more aware."Don't put huge bottles of shampoo or suncream in your hand baggage because then it will need hand searching and then everything comes up very quickly."Rachel went on to admit: "I was once caught out Simon for putting an egg mayo sandwich in my suitcase because that counted as liquid. What's that about?" before swiftly moving the conversation on to the travel industry.It comes less than 24 hours after BBC Breakfast fans hit out at the programme during Thursday's (April 7) episode.As guest and former male model Norman Scott bravely opened up about the assassination plot against him organised by his lover Liberal MP Jeremy Thorpe, presenter Rachel randomly paused the interview.She said: "At this point, and it seems like a strange point to say this pause, we just need to tell you the time.

BBC Breakfast viewers slammed journalist Rachel Burden for interrupting an interview while the guest was recounting the time he was almost shot. Rachel, 47, hosted Thursday's show alongside Charlie Stayt, 59, when they interviewed infamous male model Norman Scott about his affair with former Liberal MP Jeremy Thorpe.

By Jake Kanter