Trisha Goddard’s children had to be trained in opening parcels in case they contained bombs as she details racism

Darts fans have lost their mind over 15-year-old sensation Luke Littler after the teenager claimed a 3-2 win at the WDF World Championship on his professional debut.Averaging just over 91 at Lakeside, Littler bagged his first win on the pro circuit via a magnificent 126 check-out against fellow countryman Ben Hazel. The youngster will now take his place in the last 16 of the competition, playing the winner of Richard Veenstra's clash with Laszlo Kadar in the evening session.'Luke the Nuke' is no.1 in the WDF Boys Rankings and so it should come as little surprise that he is able to make the step up in the men's game. But that hasn't prevented a social media frenzy with fans gobsmacked at the mature display from the tournament's eighth seed."Wow! Luke Littler is a beast after all - and a 15-year-old beast! Sure, he has weaker moments all the time, but when he gets to his optimal level, it's a delight to watch.

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Prince Andrew has been branded "clueless" by a royal expert following his decision to share a message about his time in the Falklands via his ex-wife's Instagram page.The Queen's favourite son wrote more than 700 words in a separate three posts on Sarah Ferguson's social media page, claiming he returned from war "a changed man".He decided to sign off the message with HRH The Duke of York, despite previously being banned from using the His Royal Highness title following his tumultuous civil sex case and myriad of criminal allegations.The Duke's posts were later edited to remove the title but were completely deleted just a couple of hours after.Robert Jobson, royal author and expert, said the "bizarre decision to bolster his own image by waffling on about his Falklands war experiences on his ex-wife’s Instagram account" was an "odd move".Speaking to The Mirror, he said: "I remember well his bravery in that conflict 40 years ago. He showed death defying courage in a war the claimed the lives of many brave young men."I remember his triumphant return too, the picture of the single rose in his mouth.

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Amber Dowling The return to in-person award shows continues to dominate Twitter. The Trevor Noah-hosted Grammy Awards on CBS easily topped Variety’s Trending TV chart for the week of March 28 to April 3, pulling in more than 56.9 million engagements.That number toppled last week’s history-making Oscars broadcast on ABC, which until now was the highest that Variety’s Trending chart has seen since its inception.

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TRISHA Goddard broke down in tears as she remembered "covering her face with talcum powder to look white" as a child. The 62-year-old star was on Good Morning Britain with Lorraine Kelly earlier today to talk about her mother, Agnes Fortune, who came over to the UK as part of the Windrush generation.

Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly in blackface on Saturday Night Takeaway. The former 62-year-old talk show host couldn't hide her surprise and sounded appalled when questioned on her thoughts after clips of the presenting duo re-emerged amid the Black Lives Matter movement.

Trisha Goddard has insisted Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly's bosses should stepped in and stopped them from wearing blackface on Saturday Night Takeaway.

TRISHA Goddard has slammed Ant and Dec for their blackface sketch on Saturday Night Takeaway. The former talk show host, 62, revealed her shock over the Geordie Duo using blackface disguises, as the Black Lives Matter movement continues to spark discussions around race.

TRISHA Goddard has revealed how her children were trained to open parcels that could have been 'bombs'. The presenter was forced to prepare her daughters for the worst case scenario.

Chat show host Trisha Goddard was trained by the Special Branch to deal with racist bomb threats at the height of her fame.The 62-year-old was also given a safe house by the national security service when she was living in Norwich in the 1990s.At the time she was the host of her ITV daytime show Trisha.And she recalls a terrifying incident when an armed unit arrived at her home after intercepting a chilling death threat.Mum-of-two Trisha, who now lives in America, said: “We were stuck at Anglia TV in Norwich which is like another planet.“We were kind of in a bubble.“I never really thought about my colour, to be honest, but there were a couple of incidents.“At the time we had Special Branch come to our house and teach our kids how to open

TV presenter Trisha Goddard’s children had to be trained in how to open parcels that might be bombs at the height of her fame.

Trisha Goddard has spoken out about receiving "even more abuse" since comedian Leigh Francis apologised for using blackface in Bo’ Selecta.Goddard, 62, is just one of the black celebrities parodied in the Channel 4 comedy – which saw Francis wear rubber masks with exaggerated facial features.After Francis apologised for his actions on Bo’ Selecta, and with the show now removed from streaming platform All 4, Goddard has revealed that she has been accused by some of “ruining the comedian’s career.”Speaking on Good Morning Britain, she said: “As I’ve said before, I don’t mind people joking about me at all. But it was the big lips and the big nose of the character.

Trisha Goddard has been hit with "even more abuse" by online trolls after Leigh Francis apologised for portraying her in 'Bo' Selecta'. The 62-year-old television presenter confronted the 47-year-old comedian - who is best known for starring as character Keith Lemon in numerous TV shows - over his portrayal of black celebrities such as Craig David and herself in his TV show.

apologised for parodying her on Bo’ Selecta.Francis, who is currently well-known for his character Keith Lemon, recently posted an apology on his Instagram to Goddard and other black celebrities for his portrayals on the show.Appearing on Good Morning Britain earlier today (June 15), the Trisha presenter explained that she has been subjected to “thousands and thousands” of people sending abuse.“Since Leigh made that apology I have been subject to even more vile abuse,” she said.

Trisha Goddard has said that she is receiving even more abuse since Leigh Frances apologised for his Bo' Selecta impression.

TRISHA Goddard has been targeted with even more vile abuse since Leigh Francis apologised for his Bo Selecta 'racism'. Leigh Francis wore rubber masks to play stars in his show from 2002 to 2004, and was confronted last month by Trisha, one of the black celebs he lampooned along with Craig David and Mel B.

Bo’ Selecta.Speaking on Newsnight, Goddard, who is best known for her morning talk show Trisha, said she “hated” Francis’ portrayal of her.She said: “Let me just tell you, I’ve only just recently discovered how bullied my children were in Norfolk over the character.“It was the big lips, and all the things that every black child has been bullied about. I can laugh at myself, but it was the racial over-the-top with the big wide lips and the ‘rice and peas’.

Trisha Goddard has revealed she was left "sickened" after watching Leigh Francis' Bo'Selecta, and said her children were bullied as a result of the star's portrayal of characters on the show.The comedian would wear oversized caricature-style masks in order to portray a variety of celebrities including Mel B, Craig David and Michael Jackson.Speaking on BBC's Newsnight, the 62-year-old slammed the Channel 4 programme, which ran from 2002-2004, and recalled a number of times she met with Leigh, but was so upset about his actions, she had to walk away from him.Following the backlash, Bo' Selecta has been pulled from the network's on-demand service and Leigh also issued a public apology on his Instagram.She said: "Let me just tell you, I've only