'Too upset' BBC News' Tina Daheley subjected to 'hateful, racist language' during meal out

Spencer Matthews is said to be making a documentary about his late brother Michael, who sadly passed away back in 1999 when descending from Mount Everest. A source revealed this week that Disney + have shown an interest in the programme, which will see former Made in Chelsea star Spencer attempt to recover his brother's body from the mountain. "It is a hugely emotional project and will be a very upsetting journey for many reasons, but Spencer is hugely passionate about embarking on it if he can make it work," a source told The Sun.

Former TOWIE star Kirk Norcross has paid tribute to his late father Mick and spoke of how he made a promise to make his dad “proud” after he took his own life. Kirk, 34, has previously been open about his experience of PTSD following his dad’s death by suicide last January at the age of 57. Now the star has opened up further about the heartbreaking experience and shared how he hopes he can help others through becoming an ambassador for suicide prevention charity, Papyrus.

Engagement bliss! Nearly four months after Bader Shammas proposed to Lindsay Lohan, the pair have “started” wedding planning.

South Carolina Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham is coming under intense backlash and criticism.

Julia Fox is opening up about her relationship with Kanye West.

K.J. Yossman Russia has passed a new censorship law in a bid to suppress news of its assault on Ukraine.

Still healing. Jason Momoa is grateful for fans’ continued support of his family amid his split from Lisa Bonet.

reportedly attacked the largest power plant in Europe, which is located in Zaporizhzhia in southeastern Ukraine. The move reportedly saw the Russians take control of the city, amid worries of how damage to the nuclear facilities might cause damage akin to – or even greater than – the Chernobyl disaster.Authorities have said that the facility is safe and has normal radiation levels.Niall, who is Irish but was born in Chelmsford in the UK, lives nearby in the city with his Ukrainian wife and two young children.

Robert Pattinson has earned great acclaim for his acting talents during his career. He is well-known for his appearances on the Twilight film trilogy, as well as Cedric Diggory in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.

Wreck It Ralph" because of his oversized limbs that measure 19.30 inches in circumference.The 48-year-old became a world champion arm wrestler after winning titles at the International Federation of Arm Wrestling's Grandmaster Tournament in Florida.In one video he shared on TikTok, he holds a US dollar note and people are in awe watching the size of his hands compared to the dollar bill.Another video sees him taking off his wedding ring and putting it on his wife's ring finger.His wedding ring is a stunning 5 inches wide, which is why it swamps his partner.Meanwhile, Jeff's hand span is so large he can hold two basketballs at once. Commenters are blown away by the TikToker's ginormous palms.

wedding, a stag and hen do is on the cards.It's always best that whatever happens on the last night of freedom stays within the group, but not this time... One man didn't know what to think when he saw a video of his future wife on her bachelorette party.

Royal Mail post arrives with a particular letter scribbled across it.And, it turns out it’s not the postman getting bored and having a doodle to pass the time.The letter ‘P’ sometimes found inked onto the front of the envelope actually has some significance. But, why is it so important?Many Reddit users have theorised as to why P is scribbled onto their letters.One person fretted: “It's what thieves use to mark your house to let others know you have expensive dogs.”Another user questioned: “Postman's way of letting you know he thinks you're a p****er.”And, this person giggled: “Very subtle Wordle clue - takes 5 days then you just rearrange them.

Mark Zuckerberg has planned for us.Zuckerberg, who recently renamed his company Facebook to 'Meta', believes that we'll one day spend the majority of our time inside the metaverse, leaving the real world behind.In an interview with tech podcaster Lex Fridman, Zuckerberg said: "A lot of people think that the metaverse is about a place, but one definition of this is it’s about a time when basically immersive digital worlds become the primary way that we live our lives and spend our time."He added: "I think that’s a reasonable construct."The 'metaverse' is a term Zuckerberg has coined to refer to a range of immersive virtual reality and augmented reality.In the wide-ranging interview with Fridman, Zuckerberg also outlined his plans to 'cure, prevent, or treat' all diseases through investing billions in biomedical research.Like Bill Gates, Zuckerberg runs his own philanthropic project, in his case the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative.Explaining his motivation behind the £59 billion charity, Zuckerberg said:"It was an intentional decision to not focus our philanthropy explicitly on longevity or living forever [...] it is focused on what I think is a possible goal in this century which be able to cure prevent or manage all diseases."He told Fridman that he thinks people getting sick and dying is a 'bad thing', and he is dedicating 'almost all' of his money towards research in that area."I don't actually ever know if you're ever going to eradicate it but I think you can get to a point where you can either cure things that happen so people get diseases but you can cure them.

Five suspects are being held after the kidnap and murder of a "loving" dad.

A lorry driver was discovered to be exchanging text messages while driving, causing the death of a nurse in a multiple-vehicle crash on the M62.

Alison Hammond had to be consoled by her co-stars as she hosted This Morning.

His betrayal was uncovered in the latest episode of Emmerdale but does Charles Anderson have a valid reason for visiting Meena Jutla?

Nearly 30 major British companies have cut ties with Russia in an act of condemnation against Putin's war in Ukraine.

Officers have called off the search for a Tameside man who went missing the day of his mother's funeral after a body was found yesterday.

Connor Ball and Tristan Evans are no strangers when it comes to interactions with fans but this one has stayed in their brains.The group, who are celebrating their tenth anniversary, are known to interact with fans on a regular basis and are always happy to pose for pictures.Over the course of their career, which boasts two Number One albums, they've had their fair share of awkward encounters.Speaking exclusively to Daily Star, they admitted these range from meeting fans in toilets to mysterious fanmail.Discussing their most bizarre encounter, James said: "Tampon, definitely that, yeah."One fan had 'gifted' the group a used tampon as a declaration of her love for the group - later sparking a craze amongst fans.He added: "It's got to be that, the tampon is the worst I think," before bandmate Tristan joked: "James ate it, we disposed of it pretty quickly."While Brad said: "There was a lot of shock, we've kind of blocked the memory out now, we were just like 'forget about it'".Tristan went on to say: "It was a phase, it happened a lot the first time we played Hammersmith Apollo."Someone threw a tampon that they'd coloured in red, they got us, I was like 'Oh my God' but it was fake, there was genuinely a phase going on for a few months, tampon throwing."Is it a sign of love, what is it?"But, that is perhaps not their most awkward encounter, Brad found himself in a sticky situation when a fan followed him into the toilets.Tristan revealed: "It happened to him [Brad]!"Simpson added: "It was a kid, he asked if he could have a photo and I was like 'You can, if you let me finish doing my business!'""Your guard is down, luckily the kid didn't have his phone in his hand but all it takes is 'oh the camera has flipped the wrong

Tina Daheley has spoken out on the "racist, hateful" words said to her by a diner at an "expensive French restaurant" she went to with a pal last month.The BBC presenter took to her Instagram feed to share a letter she sent to the unnamed restaurant, explaining exactly what happened.The broadcaster, 40, said she felt "too upset" at the time to confront the diner and shared her hopes that the restaurant would "take action" as "there is no place" for this kind of behaviour in 2021. In the caption, she told her 65,900 followers: "After weeks of thinking about this, I finally decided to write to the restaurant where this happened.