'Upper class twit' John Cleese furiously slams Jacob Rees-Mogg over taxpayer's money

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Vanessa Hudgens can't help but «melt» over her friend Sarah Hyland's upcoming wedding to Wells Addams. ET's Cassie DiLaura spoke to Hudgens, who is hosting the 2022 MTV Movie & TV Awards Sunday, about showering her friend ahead of her big day and the outfit changes viewers can expect from her as the night's host.«Oh my gosh, I am like, so emotional about it,» Hudgens said of Hyland's bridal shower, which took place over the weekend.

Vladimir Putin has threatened to strike new targets if the US supplies longer-range missiles to Ukraine. The Russian president issued the chilling warning on Sunday ( June 5), and said the United States should be fearful if they handed the besieged country weapons to use in high-precision mobile rocket systems.

Simon Cowell sparks concerns for the Queen as he hints Her Royal Highness may not be able to attend this year’s Royal Variety Show.During Sunday night’s (June 5) grand final of Britain’s Got Talent, the 62-year-old couldn’t help but get choked up as he gushed over this year’s impressive slew of contestants who gave it their all for one last time.After each stellar act, Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly struggled to get some fresh comments from the judges as the group continued to remain speechless at their impressive performances.But when the Geordie double act asked the dad-of-one to give his honest review of stand-up comic and impressionist artist Ben, the entrepreneur hinted that the monarch may not be able to attend this year’s performance.He told the talented performer: "Thank you, by the way, for reminding us - I know the money is important and the bragging rights of winning are important. "But actually this year more than any, anyone who gets the change to perform - please God it is the Queen [at the Royal Variety] - it's gonna be a huge big deal."And actually, I've got to tell you everyone's brought their A-game tonight [but] from when we first met you, your confidence has gone up." He continued: "Like you said, you've been on the road for 20 years, I think your bookings are gonna go through the roof - trust me, after this." It was at this point that fans rushed to Twitter to share their concerns for Her Royal Highness as many questioned his concerns for the Queen's health online.

Andy Carroll's loved up wedding photo with ex-TOWIE star Billi Mucklow comes just days after he was snapped in bed with two blondes following a 17-hour booze session on his stag-do. The former Newcastle, Liverpool and West Ham striker was pictured sleeping next to Taylor Jane Wilkey in a viral snap, with the blonde insisting that nothing lewd happened and that he had been a gentlemen.

Hollyoaks viewers will bid farewell to beloved character Luke Morgan during a special two-hour viewing of the Channel 4 soap tonight (June 6).The highly-anticipated hour-long special, part-shot in Mallorca, includes Gary Lucy's final scenes as Luke and Felix Westwood (Richard Blackwood) delivering Nancy Osborne’s (Jessica Fox) baby.Preceding that will be a Hollyoaks wedding as Nancy and Darren Osborne (Ashley Taylor Dawson) tie the knot in touching scenes, as they are serenaded by a surprise guest - the one and only, Chesney Hawkes.There will also be a second shock exit during the two-hour feature, which will see a beloved Hollyoaks resident make a life-changing decision.Due to schedule changes Channel 4 will be airing two consecutive episodes of Hollyoaks from 6pm to 7pm on June 6 immediately followed by an hour-long special episode on E4 from 7pm to 8pm.A spokesperson for the soap said: "With a rollercoaster of twists and turns, jam-packed with comedic, touching, and heartbreaking moments, the episodes are not ones to be missed."Luke was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia in December 2019 and his condition has started to deteriorate in recent months.Opening up about his exit, actor Gary, who has played Luke on and off since 1999, told The Sun: "Young person dementia has never been shown on British TV before and sadly, like so many others, dementia is an illness that has touched my family."My nan was diagnosed with dementia back when I was doing Dancing on Ice in 2010 and it's absolutely horrendous. "It really is such an awful disease.

nurse spent £4,000 to get her dead cat stuffed in his basket so that she could be with him "forever" after his life was cut short in a horror crash. Harriet Peace, 28, decided to look into getting Tango preserved after she was left "devastated" when he was hit by a car in September last year.

Good Morning Britain fans have taken social media by storm and have begged ITV to replace Richard Madeley over his partygate comments.Richard and his co-host Susanna Reid spoke to Transport Secretary Grant Shapps and the topic of partygate arose. They discussed the new images of Boris Johnson, who was holding a glass near bottles of alcohol, at one of the alleged parties.

Douglas Ross has called on Boris Johnson to “explain himself” for pictures showing him drinking at an illegal lockdown party in Downing Street.

This is the moment a Manchester Airport passenger became so frustrated by a lengthy wait to pick up his bags he plugged his phone into the Tannoy and played Sweet Caroline. Dozens of other bored passengers, who had waited around two hours to collect their luggage, then started singing along to the Neil Diamond hit, a witness said.

A Tory Cabinet Minister lecturing workers about going back to the office has been accused of enjoying a four-day week.

Taxpayers had to fork out £1.5million to help send children of top Army officers to private schools last year.

Supplies of HRT products will be “in a better position” by next month, a minister has said as new measures to tackle widespread shortages were announced. Women’s health minister Maria Caulfield said the Government was working closely with manufacturers to address the ongoing issues, which have seen thousands of menopausal women struggling to get their hands on key medication.

Boris Johnson bans multibuy and Buy-One-Get-One-Free deals in shops and supermarkets.The popular chef called for his 15 million Twitter and Instagram followers to descend on Westminster and demand a U-turn on the policy this morning - but less than 200 people turned up as poverty campaigners branded him tone deaf.Many social media users have since taken to Twitter and slammed the on-screen star for his "attack on the working class" amid the current cost of living crisis.With soaring supermarket prices, increasing bills and low level wages, people argued Jamie has picked the wrong time for his protest, which he branded Eton Mess.For the protest, Oliver encouraged members of the public to turn up at number 10 with bowls of the dessert at 12.30pm on May 20.But the action sparked backlash online, with social media users condemning the chef for protesting cheap food during the spiralling cost of living crisis which has caused the worst drop in living standards since the 1950s.Twitter user, @NateandDestroy fumed: "I see Jamie Oliver is once again attacking working class families by pretending to care about the food they eat. How about instead of scrapping money saving deals on food, we make healthy food cheaper? We help the cost of living? We give better access to child care? Raging Tory."@theashrb commented: "Jamie Oliver is becoming increasingly tone deaf, and maybe HE is the one that needs an Eton mess pudding in his face."@SueWill echoed: "Instead of 'Middle Class Warrior' Jamie Oliver protesting about kids getting fat, how about he protests about them getting fed instead.

New plans unveiled by the government could see “middle-class coke heads” face five-year football bans if convicted of selling or taking class A drugs at matches. Anyone convicted could also be ordered to surrender their passports when their team is playing abroad.

Richard Madeley has urged the Tory government to introduce a windfall tax on energy firms who are benefitting from the rise in prices.

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Loose Women panellist Jane Moore will celebrate her 60th birthday tomorrow (May 17) but she appears as young as ever.On today's episode (May 16) of the ITV show, her fellow presenters threw a party for her to wish her many happy returns of the day - but also to remark on how youthful she looks.Jane, who is a successful journalist and author, has been part of Loose Women on and off since its inception back in 1999 and is known for her outspoken views and take no prisoners attitude to interviews. Even today, the day before her big birthday, Jane grilled Labour leader Kier Starmer on the group curry he enjoyed with colleagues during lockdown after he vocally called for Boris Johnson to resign over Partygate.But on a lighter note on the show, her co-workers from Frankie Bridge to Janet Street Porter were on hand to send their good wishes.

Tipping Point: Lucky Stars host Ben Shephard made a joke about the coin pusher machine and Robert Peston poked fun at prime minister Boris Johnson.On the star studded lineup, which featured Loose Women's Judi Love, The Only Way Is Essex's Pete Wicks and journalist Robert Peston, the celebs tried their hand at winning a cash prize for their chosen charities.Ben welcomed the famous faces on to the show and after their introductions, he got straight on with the general knowledge questions.Robert answered correctly when asked a question about ABBA, which meant he could release a coin into the machine.Ben joked about his coin release technique and urged him to focus on his timing.Peston let one of his counters drop into drop zone 4, all the guests gasped at his misfortune and Judi questioned 'really?' when his turn was complete.Ben then said: "It's like when you're interviewing a politician and they just won't give you an answer: 'Really? Really?'"Robert laughed and added: "Yeah, that's the Boris Johnson of machines," which left his co-stars in tears of laughter.Ben joined in the joke and said: "Sitting on the edge.

NHS prescription charges in England are to be frozen in the latest move by ministers to ease the cost-of-living crisis amid fears the squeeze on family incomes is damaging the Tories. Health Secretary Sajid Javid said the charges – which normally rise in line with inflation – will be held this year to “put money back in people’s pockets”.