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Piers Morgan as he appeared overjoyed that she had taken “his advice” and returned to compete in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, after previously pulling out of the games.The former Good Morning Britain host wished Biles luck as she prepared to take part in tomorrow’s beam final.There were initially fears that audiences had seen the last of Biles at Tokyo 2020 after she only competed in vault during the team event and withdrew from all four other individual events to prioritise her mental wellbeing.USA Gymnastics has since confirmed the 19-time world champion will compete in the beam, which she won bronze for in Rio 2016. Reacting to the news,  Piers typed in view of his seven million followers: “UPDATE: Simone has taken my advice and will compete

Piers Morgan, 56, took to Twitter to share a snap of Tom Daley, 27, knitting during the women's springboard diving final yesterday. In view of his 7.9 million followers, he wrote: “People attacked me for saying nobody cares about these Olympics (for reasons beyond control of the athletes).“Here is Tom Daley doing his knitting during the women's 3m diving final.

Piers Morgan is known for being outspoken and often doesn’t hold back with his blistering verbal attacks.

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Jeremy Clarkson has claimed that Olympic athletes would be billionaires if they spent their energy on "something more useful" like business instead of sport.

Scott, who also made 140 appearances for England has been widely praised for her presenting and punditry work.She is hosting the BBC’s Tokyo Olympics coverage alongside fellow household names such as Dan Walker and Gabby Logan.Lord Digby’s tweet was met with waves of criticism.Deborah Meaden was among those to praise Fry’s response, writing: “Ok… @stephenfry has said all that needs to be said. Thank you.”BBC presenter Gary Lineker said responded: "I wonder which accents are acceptable to Lord Snobbery of Digby?"Team GB currently sits sixth in the Tokyo 2020 Olympic medal table with 28 awarded.This includes eight golds, nine silver and 11 bronze.

She penned: “Love all Olympic sports, but gymnastics got to be up there for us..“Glad you remembered your cardigan son xx Good Luck Team GB.”Matt and his family were the stars of the Channel 4 series Our Farm in the Dales.Viewers were able to see first-hand how close-knit they all are in the fly-on-the-wall series.This saw Matt, Nicola and their two children moving back to his parents’ farm after his mother had a fall.The show was all about how they could make the farm more accessible as they tried to give Janice the help she needed to keep farming.The show only ran for four episodes but Matt was undecided about whether any more could arrive in the future.Speaking to RadioTimes.com back in April, he had said: “Well I mean that’s an

Piers Morgan is no stranger when it comes to airing his true feelings and his latest post is certainly no different.The broadcaster chose to hit out at BBC’s Dan Walker, who he claims isn’t "qualified" enough to report on the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.Piers, 56, recently aired his reaction following the news that England cricket star Ben Stokes, 30, would be taking an "indefinite break" from the sport in order to prioritise his mental wellbeing.The former Good Morning Britain anchor claimed that Ben’s decision to withdraw from England's squad for the five-Test series against India was not "courageous," before saying the national team will be "weaker" without him.His comments have sparked outrage across social media, with hundreds claiming

The cyclist is dating ex-special forces hero Louis Tinsley, 37, after they were introduced following her time on Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins.She explained: “The connection was made because one of the instructors on the show, Jason Fox, introduced us through a blind date, and it worked out.”Victoria has returned as a pundit to the BBC for coverage of cycling at the Olympic Games.She provides coverage of the events for BBC Radio 5Live alongside Alistair Bruce-Ball and Rob Hatch.Elsewhere, Victoria posted on her Instagram about “trying something new” as she gave rowing a go.She penned: “Never to late to try something new! (sic)“In between my sessions on @bbc5live I was lucky enough to try a little rowing, down below the offices on Salford

BBC Breakfast presenter, Dan Walker, 44, leads BBC’s morning Olympic coverage with Sam Quek, 32, with laughs along the way.The former has today addressed apparently "not getting the memo" after being seen on screen sat between his co-host and Shanaze Reade in a non-coordinated ensemble, following comments about his attire.Dan is best known for presenting shows like Football Focus, which he presented from 2009 to 2021. He has been at BBC Breakfast since 2016 and is currently analysing Olympic highlights with former Team GB Hockey player, Sam. During the latest instalment, Samantha was seen in an elegant pink jumpsuit, with dark blue stilettos.When discussing the BMX finals, Shanaze, 32, Olympic Athlete and Track World Champion, joined them

Sky News Sports presenter Jacquie Beltrao has shared several aspects of her life over the years, ranging from family goings-on to her battle with cancer.Today, the broadcaster has reflected on her time as an Olympian.Jacquie, 55, is a former gymnast and studied Sports Science at the University of Birmingham, close to where she grew up in Coventry.The presenter over the years has lent her support to many sports, including tennis and football.But there is one that remains close to her heart, years after she initially found fame in the area.Jacquie’s big break came in the 1984 Olympic Games, held in Los Angeles — representing Great Britain in rhythmic gymnastics.Despite finishing 31st in the All-Around, Jacquie still states this is one of her

BBC's coverage of the Olympics this week.The presenter's comment caught the attention of viewers and the moment soon went viral.The 50-year-old chatted with swimming pair Tom Dean, 21, and Matt Richards, 18, where she praised the duo on their success in the men's 4x200m freestyle final on Wednesday.The sporting expert's hilarious comment was quickly shared on social media.Speaking to the swimming pair via video link, Clare used a slang term that refers to male genitalia.She commended Matt on his swim, then innocently remarked: "Your third leg was just phenomenal."Matt and Tom appeared to smirk following Clare's cheeky comment but the presenter appeared none the wiser following the innuendo.Viewers quickly rushed to social media where they

She shared a statement after pulling out of the women’s team final on Tuesday.She said: “I don’t trust myself as much anymore. Maybe it’s getting older.“There were a couple of days when everybody tweets you and you feel the weight of the world.“We’re not just athletes.

Piers Morgan “uses his power and influence to aggravate racism”.The Little Mix singer reposted a message from political activist Dr Shola, who has taken exception to the broadcaster's outspoken views about gymnast Simone Biles, after she withdrew from the Tokyo 2020 Olympics due to her mental health. Stating the four-time Olympic gold medallist had "let her team down" by withdrawing from the competition, the former Good Morning Britain host received some backlash from people saying he was minimising mental health issues. Dr Shola tweeted that his comments reflected what he had previously said about Naomi Osaka - who withdrew from Wimbledon due to mental health - and Meghan Markle, who he “does not believe” suffered from suicidal

Piers Morgan recently hit out at Olympian Simone Biles, claiming her statement after withdrawing from the games was "a joke". Now, former Gogglebox star Tom Malone Jr has slammed the broadcaster for his comments.Following outrage after his comments suggesting that Simone was not a role model for children, Piers later slammed his haters on social media.Sharing a picture alongside Simone, 24, the former Good Morning Britain anchor said: "You can either listen to snowflake Twitter, @Simone_Biles - or listen to me."You're a great champion, & great champions get back on their feet when they get knocked down."He added: "So, re-engage in these Games, win Gold, & inspire with the power of resilience, not resignation.

Tokyo Olympics 2020 gymnastics news, live from Salford.Taking to his Instagram page at the weekend, he gave his followers an insight into the studio layout. The Countryfile presenter first arrived at the studios in the early hours of Sunday morning to settle in for a 12-hour shift.The 43-year-old swiftly revealed that they were not in Tokyo, but at a studio in Salford where they each had their own booths.He then panned the camera around to show his followers the multiple world flags and layout of the building.“I’m, sure you’ll agree, the booth builders have done a sterling job,” he said.Walking into one booth, he added: “This is probably the size of a Tokyo hotel room.”Star Trek legend Marina Sirtis punched fan at sci-fi conventionHe

@OrrellRUFC.”Another replied: “Just because you are not a top athlete doesn’t mean you can’t have an opinion on sports & winning Will, awks.”(sic)While a third typed: “He's questioned the mental health of three young sportswomen in the last month, at the same time lecturing them as to how they should behave and react to their own individual circumstances.

Olympic score.The 24-year-old later released a statement, telling fans she was prioritising her mental health.She said: “After the performance I did, I just didn't want to go on."I have to focus on my mental health. I just think mental health is more prevalent in sports right now."We have to protect our minds and our bodies and not just go out and do what the world wants us to do.”Simone, who has earned 30 Olympic and World Championship medals during her career, added:  "I don't trust myself as much anymore."Kimberley Garner flashes bottom in eye-popping display at Cannes 2021"There were a couple of days when everybody tweets you and you feel the weight of the world."We're not just athletes.

Piers Morgan recently hit out about the Olympics 2020, claiming “nobody cares” about the “covid-ravaged” event, which is currently underway in Tokyo. He added he “felt sorry” for the athletes and suggested the long-awaited ceremony should have been postponed or cancelled.The Good Morning Britain presenter went on to clash with the likes of Gary Lineker and Dan Walker following a series of tweets.Gary said of Piers' first tweet: "You’re wrong on this one.

Earlier this morning, Tom Dean claimed a stunning gold and Duncan Scott silver in the 200m freestyle final.There’s also plenty more to look forward to as the pool events continue this week.Sharon was sent support following her admission by her followers.Countryfile presenter Helen Skelton replied with some love heart emojis to the broadcaster.While another penned: “Still doing an outstanding job Sharron as usual.”One replied: “It is utterly ridiculous.Seeing 2 swimmers being interviewed and struggling to breathe in their masks yesterday was an absolute joke.“I don’t know why they don’t rip them off.

Laura Hamilton wows with her best 'jungle shower' impressionShe then cheered as she told fans: “I can still fit in it!”“Come on GB,” the Badminton star added.Many social media users complimented the sports star on her page.“OMG my actual Olympic crush,” one fan gushed.A second added: “You put badminton on the map, gorgeous then and now.”A third penned: “OMG it’s Gail Emms! You haven’t changed a bit.”“Still beautiful as ever,” a fourth wrote.The badminton star was first chosen to represent England in 1995 and regularly played for her country.Ulrika Jonsson branded 'haggard' by Katie Price after surgery comments [REACTION]Queen legend Brian May gives update on 'terrible' health battle ]HEALTH]Tom Daley waded into Meghan and Harry row over