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Dan Walker is one of Britain's most famous TV presenters, but the beloved BBC broadcaster has suffered a number of tragic moments during his years on the screen.The golf-loving TV star, 44, is best known for greeting the nation with the latest news on his BBC Breakfast show every Monday to Wednesday alongside his co-host Sally Nugent.The dad-of-three never turns away from a challenge either, because he took to the ballroom on Strictly Come Dancing last year as his pro partner Nadiya Bychkova taught him to dance, and he made it to the semi-finals.However, despite his buckets of showbiz success, Dan has been forced to battle through some testing times, from heartbreaking deaths to savage hospital stints.To celebrate Dan's 45th birthday today (March 19), Daily Star have taken a look at the BBC star's toughest moments.When Dan interviewed former One Direction star Louis Tomlinson on his Breakfast show, he left some of the hunk's fans fuming.In fact, the presenter revealed he was sent five online death threats after his infamous interview with the singer in February 2020.Dan said: "When I interviewed Louis Tomlinson, five people threatened to kill me – including one who said they were going to come over from Brazil."Louis accused Dan and his ex-colleague Louise Minchin of "proper going in" on him with their questions, and vowed never to appear on the morning show.At the start, they asked him about the deaths of his mother Johannah Deakin, who passed in 2016, and his sister Felicite, who died of an accidental drug overdose.They also asked about his feud with former bandmate Zayn Malik, after which he said: "God, you’re proper going in here today aren’t you?"He later said: "I’m just not ready to have that conversation yet and I

An Australian comedian who learned Prince Philip was dead seconds after he made a joke about him during a live set has revealed he received death threats after his show went viral.Lewis Spears was performing a stand-up routine in April 2021 when he began poking fun at the Royal Family, including Philip, unaware that his death had just been announced.A camera caught the bizarre moment Lewis was told by audience members that the prince had died, just after Lewis joked ‘the c*** is 3,000-years-old’ and ‘invented racism’.Lewis read out the official statement from Buckingham Palace announcing his death to gasps and laughter from the crowd, before launching into the pre-prepared set that ripped shreds out of the royals, focusing mostly on Philip.Now, in an interview with SBS Tonight, Lewis said that, on the night, his set ‘f****g demolished, it was one of the best sets I’ve ever done in my life’.He explained the jokes were pre-written and he had been performing them every night for 10 days, joking: ‘I should maybe apologise to the Royal Family because I think I killed him, I may have cursed him.’Warning: the video below contains explicit language.Lewis said the response from young and old in Australia was ‘really good,’ and while ‘young people in England loved it, old people in England hated it’.‘I’ve never had so many death threats from so many people close to death themselves,’ he joked.‘[Overall] it was profoundly positive but there was a really, really loud minority that were incensed and very angry and upset.’Lewis had just began his segment on the royals when he was told the prince had just died, and launched into the prepared set regardless, first joking his death was ‘a bit overdue’.‘Are we sure he died today?’ he said

On the defensive. NBA star Russell Westbrook and his wife, Nina Earl, are speaking out as their family is being targeted by threats.

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Russian invasion into Ukraine. Based in Adelaide, Australia, Killer Russians has been hit by vile abuse from trolls due to its name.And now the owners, known only as Bee, said she is being forced to move the location of her premises because of the attacks.She told Daily Mail Australia: “I've opened up a second location for Killer Russians as the landlord has also received threats.“My staff are now scared to wear the Killer Russians uniform outside,' the business owner continued.

Katie McGlynn has opened up on the death threats she received after playing controversial Hollyoaks character Becky Quentin.The star, 28, announced she was leaving the Channel 4 soap earlier this month and has since opened up on the abuse she received since playing her character Becky, who was known on the soap for her racist and anti-vaxxer views.The former Strictly Come Dancing contestant, who previously appeared on Coronation Street for seven years, said she was threatened by vile trolls who told her to “go die” and to “watch out”.The star also explained how she received messages that said things such as “I’m going to hunt you down” and “I’m coming to get you”. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter Speaking to The Sun, Katie said: “I’ve played b*tchy characters before but I’ve never played anyone as ­controversial or extreme as Becky.

Katie McGlynn has confessed that she received death threats over her character’s racist and controversial comments throughout her time on Hollyoaks. The 28-year-old – who joined the Channel 4 soap last summer as Becky Quentin – was hit with a wave of abuse after her character started to voice her prejudicial opinions throughout the village.

Good Morning Britain has received hundreds of Ofcom complaints after presenter Richard Madeley made a comment about death threats on the ITV daytime show.The presenter, 65, received criticism from viewers after he questioned if abuse received by Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer was a “big deal” as he hosted the show. Richard's comments led to over 800 complaints to the communications regulator Ofcom, who will decide whether to further investigate.

Good Morning Britain presenter Richard Madeley's comments on Keir Starmer's death threats.The TV star appeared to downplay the threats received by the Labour leader by asking guests on the show whether they were "that big a deal".On Tuesday morning's segment of the ITV flagship programme, the on-air hosts were discussing the fallout from Boris Johnson's claims that Starmer "failed to prosecute" prolific paedophile Jimmy Savile.The Labour leader was the Director of Public Prosecutions and Head of the Crown Prosecution Service from 2008 to 2013.Scotland Yard are reportedly investigating the threats after documents, which included messages from identifiable users of the Telegram app, were sent to them by the Centre for Countering Digital Hate on Friday.With this at the forefront of everyone's minds, Madelely asked journalist Andrew Pierce on GMB whether it was a "big deal".He said: "Now, we learnt yesterday that Keir Starmer is getting death threats online; people calling for his execution..."Pierce chimed: "Well, politicians get that all the time," before Madelely interjected: "I was going to say...

Sally Ann Matthews became a young star of Coronation Street when she joined the soap at the age of 16.

Rochelle Humes has spoken about how scared she was following a colourism row that broke out last year. Rochelle, 32, who has recently been presenting This Morning with Alison Hammond, fronted a Channel 4 documentary centred on black women and childbirth in 2021. However, amid claims Rochelle had replaced blogger and presenter Candice Brathwaite, a debate ensued about colourism on social media.

over receiving death threats over her Dispatches documentary for Channel 4. The Saturdays star admitted husband Marvin had to confiscate her phone as she was bogged down by vile abuse last year. Her maternity documentary on Channel 4 sparked a fierce backash, she has told Steven Bartlett's Diary of a CEO podcast.

Rochelle Humes has told how her husband, JLS star Marvin, took her phone away when she began receiving abuse online.

This Morning presenter Rochelle Humes has described the moment she felt terrified to take her children to school after she received horrifying death threats last year.The mother-of-three faced backlash and harsh criticism in 2021 after it was announced that she would be presenting a BBC documentary that focused on black women dying during childbirth.Things became uncomfortable for The Saturdays' singer when it was reported she had "replaced" Candice Brathwaite - a darker-skinned black woman - who was originally lined up to host the documentary, The Black Maternity Scandal.Although she stayed relatively quiet on the matter previously, Rochelle, 32, has now spoken openly about the situation when talking to Dragons' Den's Steven Bartlett on his podcast The Diary Of A CEO.Rochelle explained: "I didn't want to make it about me.

A British trans woman, Naya Martinez, 21, and her gay friend, Valentino Kyriakou, 20, were told to leave a chicken shop in north-west London’s Wembley otherwise they would be stabbed. Trigger Warning: This story has details and visuals of a homophobic attack, which might be distressing to some readers. For 24 hour crisis support and suicide prevention call Lifeline on 13 11 14. For Australia-wide LGBTQI peer support call QLife on 1800 184 527 or webchat.The BBC reported the ordeal was recorded by onlookers and posted on TikTok where it went viral, and was shared via other social media platforms including , and Instagram where it has been viewed “hundreds of thousands of times.”Valentino Kyriakou, 20, and Naya Martinez, 21, were subjected to homophobic slurs by a group of young men in Wembley, #London.The video shows the friends being told that they would be "shanked" if they didn't leave.@metpoliceuk say they are trying to identify the perpetrators. pic.twitter.com/eU9BapFAos— Birmingham Against LGBTQI Hate (@BrumAgainstHate) February 1, 2022Police have yet to make any arrests as they try to identify the offenders captured on video.

selling them in an expensive trade online.But, soon after she had started, the model was forced to stop her bizarre new career when she was admitted to hospital after making herself too gassy.Now, speaking on the I’ve Got News For You podcast, Stephanie has revealed that her work has also opened her up to threats from online trolls.“There have been people who have been harassing me, making several accounts.

Dusan Vlahovic has been targeted by the Fiorentina fans and even had his life threatened as his exit from the club appears inevitable.The Serbian striker has been linked with a move away from Florence for some time, and Arsenal were doing their best to sign the striker this January.However, Vlahovic is now in talks for a mid-season switch to arch-rivals Juventus, which hasn't been received well by the Fiorentina faithful.Italian fans are notorious for being rather hostile when their stars leave as Romelu Lukaku found out at Inter Milan this summer, and Vlahovic is the latest player to have been sent death threats by his own fans.Following the latest news that Vlahovic has opened talks with Juventus, banners have been put on display by the Fiorentina fans near their stadium, threatening the life of the Serbian, and branding him as a 'gypsy'.The first banner reads: "Your bodyguards can’t save your life.

Nearly one year after her now-infamous Extra interview with Chris Harrison, Rachel Lindsay reveals she got death threats afterwards.Lindsay, 36, started working as an Extra correspondent in 2019 after her stint as The Bachelorette in Season 13, but she made headlines in February 2021 for her interview with Chris Harrison, where he came under fire for his comments about contestant Rachel Kirkconnell's past racist behavior.The backlash from the interview lead to Harrison, 50, stepping away from Bachelor Nation in June 2021, which, according to Lindsay's interview with People, lead to death threats and nasty comments from Bachelor Nation fans. Death threats:Nearly one year after her now-infamous Extra interview with Chris Harrison, Rachel Lindsay reveals she got death threats afterwards Under fire:Lindsay, 36, started working as an Extra correspondent in 2019 after her stint as The Bachelorette in Season 13, but she made headlines in February 2021 for her interview with Chris Harrison, where he came under fire for his comments about contestant Rachel Kirkconnell's past racist behavior'I'm used to being misunderstood.

Piers Morgan, 56, was over the moon to read that the online troll who sent him and his son Spencer Morgan, 28, death threats had been reportedly "arrested". According to the front page of The Sun, "cops swooped on the suspect after a six-month investigation".The chilling threats saw the user brand Piers a "marked man" and that no security measures could save him.In one message to the star, the suspect wrote: "You're a marked man.

PIERS Morgan last night insisted “We must draw a line on trolls” as it emerged a suspect has been arrested for making death threats against him. Officers from two of the country’s biggest police forces have been probing chilling messages sent to the TV star and his eldest son Spencer. Last night Piers, 56, said: “People think it’s perfectly OK to make death threats to public figures on social media but it’s not — there has to be a line drawn, especially when family members are targeted.