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England claimed the Ella-Mobbs Cup with a 2-1 series victory and Eddie Jones' men put together a superb defensive performance in the second half to round off a solid win.But the talking points were directed firmly in the direction of the fan who appeared to wee off the side of the structure. In the second half, a patron allegedly climbed the iconic SCG big screen - before then jumping across to the roof of the large O'Reilly Stand.READ MORE: Nadine Dorries says favourite rugby league moment is Jonny Wilkinson's union drop goalViral footage then showed the man appearing the urinate off the side of the roof.

The UK’s Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries has seemingly lost her latest battle with state-owned broadcaster Channel 4, after she claimed that one its shows included scenes that were faked.

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Boris Johnson.After Health Secretary Sajid Javid, Chancellor Rishi Sunak and more than 50 other Conservative MPs resigned from roles within the party, the comedian mocked up a resignation letter from Dorries on the matter of bottle openers.“It is with deep sadness that I have reached the conclusion this is not working,” the letter begins. “I have made honest efforts to resolve the difficulties but it has become clear this morning that I am unable to proceed further.“I would like to thank you for purchasing the PoptheTop automatic bottle opener for me last week.

After a seismic 36 hours during which British politics has been rocked, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is stepping down and the British media is in overdrive speculating on what happens next. In the UK broadcasting world, questions will soon be raised about a future that will almost certainly have a different Culture Secretary than current incumbent Nadine Dorries.

tennis was fined £830,000 for kicking Russian players out of Wimbledon following Vladimir Putin’s Ukraine invasion. The penalty was imposed by the Women’s Tennis Association which disapproved of banning the despot’s stars from the showpiece tournament despite his troops’ brutal bloodletting.

F1 legend, not least for his sometimes awkward exchanges with celebrities. The Silverstone grid was littered with A-listers, with Brundle catching a word with many of them.The Sky Sports commentator and pundit spoke to actor Damien Lewis, Liverpool footballer Trent Alexander-Arnold and chef Gordon Ramsey, among others.

Formula One grid-walk because he “didn’t know who she was”.The iconic Sky Sports commentator was carrying out one of his famous grid-walks before the British Grand Prix in search of famous people to interview. While the likes of Trent Alexander-Arnold and Stormzy caught his attention, Brundle was seemingly unfazed at seeing the Culture Secretary as he coldly walked past her in a brutal snub.Viewers were understandably left in heaps of laughter, but the former driver later admitted he did not mean to ignore the MP.

Formula One fans have been left in tears of laughter after Martin Brundle snubbed Nadine Dorries during his famous pit-walk before the British Grand Prix.The popular Sky Sports F1 commentator and former driver has become an iconic part of race weekends for his walks down the grid, where he interviews drivers, team bosses and celebrities in attendance. Brundle spoke to the likes of Liverpool star Trent Alexander-Arnold, rapper Stormzy and Tom Cruise as he frantically weaved in and around the grid.And fans spotted the moment where he directly walked past culture secretary Nadine Dorries, completely blanking the Conservative MP.

READ MORE: Nadine Dorries says favourite rugby league moment is Jonny Wilkinson's union drop goalThe clip was shared on social media with people making a point of Hill's behaviour earlier in the match where he appeared to slap Swain in the face during a tiff. One person tweeted: "In fairness Jonny Hill is lucky to be on the pitch.

British television viewers already complain loud and heartily about the amount of adverts on the box (notwithstanding it is the ads that pay for the content they’re enjoying).

Naman Ramachandran “Luther” star Idris Elba is in talks for a £1 billion ($1.2 billion) bid for U.K. broadcaster Channel 4, according to The Sunday Times.The Sunday Times report states that Elba is in discussions with Marc Boyan, founder and CEO of marketing and communications collective, The Miroma Group. Elba is the CEO of production company Green Door Pictures, which has produced “Concrete Cowboy,” “Idris Elba’s Fight School” and “Turn Up Charlie.” Channel 4 declined to comment.

Hollyoaks stars fear the soap could be axed if Channel 4 is sold off.The Government plans to flog the ­network as part of controversial plans.Annie Wallace, who plays Sally St Claire in the show, said: “Obviously there is a worry.“Channel 4 gets bought and they might decide they want to move away from drama. We just don’t know.“At the moment we are forging ahead and hopefully we will be going for years and years.

K.J. Yossman The U.K.’s most prominent television and film unions have issued a joint letter opposing the privatization of public service broadcaster Channel 4.The Federation of Entertainment Unions (FEU), which is comprised of crew union Bectu, performing arts union Equity, the National Union of Journalists, the Musicians’ Union and the Writers’ Guild of Great Britain, together represents over 120,000 creative workers in the U.K.In a letter to U.K.

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.

Gary Lineker, 61 has skewered Cabinet Minister Nadine Dorries after she admitted Tory preparation for the coronavirus pandemic were “inadequate” during a Twitter spat with fellow Conservative Jeremy Hunt.The former footballer took to Twitter to weigh in on Nadine’s public tirade in view of his 8.5 million followers.He reposted an article reporting on the politician’s admission, adding: “Serious contender for own goal of the season.”Nadine launched an attack on the Former Health and Foreign Secretary after he announced today that he would be voting against Prime Minister Boris Johnson in the upcoming vote of no confidence.He wrote in a series of tweets: “The Conservative Party must now decide if it wishes to change its leader.“Because of the situation in Ukraine this was not a debate I wanted to have now but under our rules we must do that.“Having been trusted with power, Conservative MPs know in our hearts we are not giving the British people the leadership they deserve.“We are not offering the integrity, competence and vision necessary to unleash the enormous potential of our country.“And because we are no longer trusted by the electorate, who know this too, we are set to lose the next general election.”Jeremy concluded: “Anyone who believes our country is stronger, fairer & more prosperous when led by Conservatives should reflect that the consequence of not changing will be to hand the country to others who do not share those values.“Today’s decision is change or lose.

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.

A former Conservative government minister and Boris Johnson supporter has slammed the sale of Channel 4 as an “unnecessary and provocative attempt to address a political non-issue” as the Prime Minister gets ready to face a no confidence vote in his leadership tonight.

Michael Grade may be one of the British television industry’s elder statesmen, but this does not necessarily make him the right person to lead the country’s TV regulator Ofcom, apparently.

K.J. Yossman The BBC Board has said it “welcomes” the government’s mid-term charter review, which will examine the governance and regulation of the BBC.The process, which will take 12 months, will be undertaken by “officials” from the Department of Culture, Media and Sport, which is currently led by minister Nadine Dorries.

The UK government has officially launched the mid-term Charter Review into the BBC, with a focus on whether the corporation is representing people from working class backgrounds.