thedailymirror--2020-04-02--Tiger King's Joe Exotic 'hasn't watched Netflix doc but is loving the jail mail'

Joe Exotic may be one of the few people to not have seen Tiger King : Murder , Mayhem and Madness on Netflix but his husband said he is definitely loving the attention .
The 57-year-old was jailed for 22 years after being found guilty of plotting to murder his nemesis , animal rights activist Carole Baskin .
Being locked up has meant that he has n't had a chance to see the finished version of his life as a big cat zookeeper in Oklahoma .
Dillon Passage , Exotic 's fifth husband , has said that Joe is definitely @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he has been inundated with fan mail to the prison where he is serving his time .
Speaking with Andy Cohen on SiriusXM ’ s Radio Andy , Joe ’ s husband Dillon Passage revealed that his hubby is lapping up the reaction .
Dillon said : `` He ’ s in jail , so he can ’ t necessarily watch it , but once the show dropped he was getting hundreds and hundreds of emails to his jail mail , and he was ecstatic .
`` It was a lot of good @ @ @ @ @ @ @ obviously .
`` He calls himself Joe Exotic the Tiger King , '' Dillon laughed before adding Joe is `` 100 per cent '' enjoying being thrust into the limelight again .
Tiger King is not the first time that Exotic threw his zoo 's doors open for a documentary to be made .
In 2011 , Louis Theroux got up close and personal with the controversial owner of Greater Wynnewood Exotic Animal Park .
Theroux has taken to Twitter to say that he has watched the Netflix documentary and that he has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tweeted : `` Just finished watching # TigerKing on # Netflix .
I have a lot of thoughts which I ’ ll post in a considered form in the next day or two . ''
Louis Theroux 's America ’ s Most Dangerous Pets documentary followed Exotic at his zoo a decade ago .
Exotic worried Theroux with his assertion that if he got in difficulties in the clutches of a lion , then Exotic would shoot the documentary maker rather than a big cat .
He argued though that this would be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ being mauled by a lion would be a fate worse than death itself .
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Joe Exotic is behind bars after being sentenced to 22 years for his part in a murder-for-hire plot and has not seen the Netflix documentary but is '100 percent loving the attention'
Joe Exotic may be one of the few people to not have seen Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness on Netflix but his husband said he is definitely loving the attention.
The 57-year-old was jailed for 22 years after being found guilty of plotting to murder his nemesis, animal rights activist Carole Baskin.
Being locked up has meant that he hasn't had a chance to see the finished version of his life as a big cat zookeeper in Oklahoma.
Dillon Passage, Exotic's fifth husband, has said that Joe is definitely enjoying the attention it has brought as he has been inundated with fan mail to the prison where he is serving his time.
Speaking with Andy Cohen on SiriusXM’s Radio Andy, Joe’s husband Dillon Passage revealed that his hubby is lapping up the reaction.
Image: NETFLIX) NETFLIX)
Dillon said: "He’s in jail, so he can’t necessarily watch it, but once the show dropped he was getting hundreds and hundreds of emails to his jail mail, and he was ecstatic.
"It was a lot of good feedback, and he likes attention, obviously.
"He calls himself Joe Exotic the Tiger King," Dillon laughed before adding Joe is "100 per cent" enjoying being thrust into the limelight again.
Tiger King is not the first time that Exotic threw his zoo's doors open for a documentary to be made.
In 2011, Louis Theroux got up close and personal with the controversial owner of Greater Wynnewood Exotic Animal Park.
Theroux has taken to Twitter to say that he has watched the Netflix documentary and that he has things to say about it.
He tweeted: "Just finished watching #TigerKing on #Netflix. I have a lot of thoughts which I’ll post in a considered form in the next day or two."
Image: Joe Exotic/Instagram) Joe Exotic/Instagram)
Louis Theroux's America’s Most Dangerous Pets documentary followed Exotic at his zoo a decade ago.
Exotic worried Theroux with his assertion that if he got in difficulties in the clutches of a lion, then Exotic would shoot the documentary maker rather than a big cat.
He argued though that this would be a 'nicer' death for Theroux as being mauled by a lion would be a fate worse than death itself.
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thedailymirror--2020-04-02--Novak Djokovic 'the big loser' from Wimbledon 2020 coronavirus cancellation

Novak Djokovic will be `` the big loser ” from the cancellation of Wimbledon , according to Mats Wilander .
But injured stars like Andy Murray will benefit from the tennis shutdown because “ everyone will start from zero ” .
World No.1 Djokovic has won all 18 matches so far this year while lifting the ATP Cup , the Australian Open and the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships .
The Serb has now won 17 Grand Slam titles – including the last two Wimbledons .
And his hot form made him a contender to win the calendar Grand Slam @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of 20 Major titles this year .
But now Wimbledon is off and the US Open in New York is also in serious doubt .
“ He has not yet lost a match this year and the virus has stopped his momentum .
`` It is also a loss of time for all the guys who are pushing behind the Big Three .
`` Of course , they have progressed a lot in training but guys like Denis Shapovalov , Stefanos Tsitsipas or Felix Auger-Aliassime will grow up really playing matches .
`` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ n't really interest you .
You do n't want to spend four hours doing backhands .
You want to play matches .
“ I think the only players who can take positives out of the situation are those who came back injured from Australia .
When play begins again , everyone will start from zero .
But it is terrible not knowing when it will start .
“ The hardest thing is to maintain motivation .
Because you do n't know why you are training .
It is like watching the Wimbledon semi-final @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you do n't know when it is going to end !
” Murray , who turns 33 next month , has not played since the Davis Cup in November and missed a return to the Australian Open because of a pelvic strain .
Like Roger Federer , he immediately stated that he planned to return to the Championships in 2021 .
Martina Navratilova claimed the layoff will especially affect players at the start and end of their careers .
“ Everyone is in the same boat , but for some it is more @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the nine-time Wimbledon singles champion .
“ Young players will miss the chance to really improve by facing higher-ranked players .
This is the case for Coco Gauff .
She is at the age ( 16 ) where the greatest progress is made .
`` And then , for the older ones , like Roger Federer or Serena Williams , time is not their friend , They lose a year .
”

Injured Andy Murray will benefit from Championships being called off but in-form Djokovic misses out on chance to equal Roger Federer's Grand Slam record
Novak Djokovic will be "the big loser” from the cancellation of Wimbledon, according to Mats Wilander.
But injured stars like Andy Murray will benefit from the tennis shutdown because “everyone will start from zero”.
World No.1 Djokovic has won all 18 matches so far this year while lifting the ATP Cup, the Australian Open and the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships.
The Serb has now won 17 Grand Slam titles – including the last two Wimbledons.
And his hot form made him a contender to win the calendar Grand Slam and equal Roger Federer's male record of 20 Major titles this year.
Image: DANIEL LEAL-OLIVAS/AFP/Getty Images) DANIEL LEAL-OLIVAS/AFP/Getty Images)
But now Wimbledon is off and the US Open in New York is also in serious doubt.
“The big loser is Djokovic,” seven-time Grand Slam champion Wilander told L'Equipe.
“He has not yet lost a match this year and the virus has stopped his momentum.
"It is also a loss of time for all the guys who are pushing behind the Big Three.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
"Of course, they have progressed a lot in training but guys like Denis Shapovalov, Stefanos Tsitsipas or Felix Auger-Aliassime will grow up really playing matches.
"When you are young, training doesn't really interest you. You don't want to spend four hours doing backhands. You want to play matches.
“I think the only players who can take positives out of the situation are those who came back injured from Australia. When play begins again, everyone will start from zero. But it is terrible not knowing when it will start.
“The hardest thing is to maintain motivation. Because you don't know why you are training. It is like watching the Wimbledon semi-final between John Isner and Kevin Anderson: you don't know when it is going to end!”
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
Murray, who turns 33 next month, has not played since the Davis Cup in November and missed a return to the Australian Open because of a pelvic strain.
Like Roger Federer, he immediately stated that he planned to return to the Championships in 2021.
Martina Navratilova claimed the layoff will especially affect players at the start and end of their careers.
Image: SIPA USA/PA Images) SIPA USA/PA Images)
“Everyone is in the same boat, but for some it is more difficult than for others,” said the nine-time Wimbledon singles champion.
“Young players will miss the chance to really improve by facing higher-ranked players. This is the case for Coco Gauff. She is at the age (16) where the greatest progress is made.
"And then, for the older ones, like Roger Federer or Serena Williams, time is not their friend, They lose a year.”


thedailymirror--2020-04-02--Frustrated Holly Willoughby slams Boris Johnson over lack of coronavirus testing

Frustrated Holly Willoughby slammed Boris Johnson over the lack of coronavirus testing on Thursday 's This Morning .
The This Morning presenter was unimpressed with the Prime Minister 's comments and hit back at his claims in a heated rant .
On Wednesday , Mr Johnson shared a video saying he was `` massively increasing '' testing for COVID-19 in a video from self-isolation .
The PM claimed that testing was important to `` unlocking the coronavirus puzzle '' and was how we would defeat the pandemic .
However , Holly hit back by saying : `` I guess what @ @ @ @ @ @ @ there ’ s him saying , 'This is the way through , this is the most important thing , this is the key to unlocking it…' '' Well , he has the key , he ’ s the Prime Minister .
And yet the promises they ’ ve made so far , they haven ’ t delivered on .
`` So you can understand now why an awful lot of people are getting really frustrated and angry about this . ''
In agreement , co-host Phillip Schofield added : `` There seems to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the briefing yesterday Germany was mentioned but glossed over . ''
This came as Phillip nearly reduced Holly to tears in a heartfelt moment on the same show .
Following the agony aunt section with Vanessa Feltz , who presented it over videochat from her home , Holly declared she was missing having her in the studio with them .
Phillip said : `` I miss everybody not being in here .
Thank goodness we 've got each other . ''
They are following the social-distancing rules advised by the government , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 2 metres away from each other. ''
You 're a long way away but thank goodness we 've got each other , '' added Phillip .
Emotional Holly said : `` I know .
Oh my god , I think you 're going to make me cry . ''
*This Morning airs weekdays on ITV at 10am

This Morning presenter Holly Willoughby was unimpressed with the Prime Minister's comments and hit back at his claims
Frustrated Holly Willoughby slammed Boris Johnson over the lack of coronavirus testing on Thursday's This Morning.
The This Morning presenter was unimpressed with the Prime Minister's comments and hit back at his claims in a heated rant.
On Wednesday, Mr Johnson shared a video saying he was "massively increasing" testing for COVID-19 in a video from self-isolation.
The PM claimed that testing was important to "unlocking the coronavirus puzzle" and was how we would defeat the pandemic.
However, Holly hit back by saying: "I guess what’s kind of frustrating here is there’s him saying, 'This is the way through, this is the most important thing, this is the key to unlocking it…'
Image: ITV/Shutterstock) ITV/Shutterstock) Image: PIPPA FOWLES/DOWNING STREET HANDOUT/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock) PIPPA FOWLES/DOWNING STREET HANDOUT/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock)
"Well, he has the key, he’s the Prime Minister. And yet the promises they’ve made so far, they haven’t delivered on.
"So you can understand now why an awful lot of people are getting really frustrated and angry about this."
In agreement, co-host Phillip Schofield added: "There seems to be rhetoric over content here. Because in the briefing yesterday Germany was mentioned but glossed over."
Image: ITV/Shutterstock) ITV/Shutterstock)
This came as Phillip nearly reduced Holly to tears in a heartfelt moment on the same show.
Following the agony aunt section with Vanessa Feltz, who presented it over videochat from her home, Holly declared she was missing having her in the studio with them.
Phillip said: "I miss everybody not being in here. Thank goodness we've got each other."
Image: ITV) ITV)
They are following the social-distancing rules advised by the government, meaning that they always remain at least 2 metres away from each other.
" You're a long way away but thank goodness we've got each other," added Phillip.
Emotional Holly said: "I know. Oh my god, I think you're going to make me cry."
*This Morning airs weekdays on ITV at 10am


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thedailymirror--2020-04-02--Pussycat Dolls perform new song React in raunchy video with photographer Rankin

The Pussycat Dolls have unveiled a stunning new video for their latest track React , in which they 've slowed the tempo right down on the sexy tune .
Revealing a rawer rendition of the song , the girls teemed up with celebrity photographer Rankin , 54 , help create the clip .
In the black and white video the fivesome unveil a live version of the hit single full of impressive harmonies .
Backed by a piano , Nicole Scherzinger , 41 , takes the centre spot whilst band mates Ashley Roberts , Kimberly Wyatt , Carmit Bachar and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ her .
Contrary to the original single , which dropped in February , the Pussycat Doll 's newest clip reveals a tamer side to the musicians who often pull out all the stops with their raunchy dance moves .
The performers had enlisted the talents of British photographer and film director Rankin to create the new clip .
He then went on to produce a series of beautiful portraits of the musicians as they posed in front of colourful backgrounds .
Rankin , whose full name is John Rankin Waddell , boasts an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ such as The Rolling Stones and David Bowie and The Queen .
He is also well known for having worked with Comic Relief to produce a series of t-shirts and merchandise to raise money for the campaign .
The Pussycat Dolls ' latest video follows shortly after the group were forced to hit back at criticism over their recent raunchy live performances .
Just last month the girls received a furious backlash and 119 Ofcom complaints following a performance on The One Show that was deemed too risqué for television .
The girls @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and have proudly continued to flaunt their assets in skimpy outfits .
Nearing the end of last month , the Pussycat Dolls became the latest pop sensations to postpone their tours because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic .
The band will now perform in Newcastle , Birmingham , Glasgow , Cardiff , Manchester , Nottingham , Leeds , London and Dublin in October and November .
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The Pussycat Dolls have released a beautiful slowed down version of their single React which was filmed by famed British photographer and director Rankin
The Pussycat Dolls perform new song React in raunchy video with celeb photographer Rankin
The Pussycat Dolls have unveiled a stunning new video for their latest track React, in which they've slowed the tempo right down on the sexy tune.
Revealing a rawer rendition of the song, the girls teemed up with celebrity photographer Rankin, 54, help create the clip.
In the black and white video the fivesome unveil a live version of the hit single full of impressive harmonies.
Backed by a piano, Nicole Scherzinger, 41, takes the centre spot whilst band mates Ashley Roberts, Kimberly Wyatt, Carmit Bachar and Jessica Sutta sit on either side of her.
Contrary to the original single, which dropped in February, the Pussycat Doll's newest clip reveals a tamer side to the musicians who often pull out all the stops with their raunchy dance moves.
Image: RANKIN PHOTOGRAPHY LTD) RANKIN PHOTOGRAPHY LTD)
The performers had enlisted the talents of British photographer and film director Rankin to create the new clip.
He then went on to produce a series of beautiful portraits of the musicians as they posed in front of colourful backgrounds.
Rankin, whose full name is John Rankin Waddell, boasts an impressive portfolio of celebrity and royal clientele such as The Rolling Stones and David Bowie and The Queen.
Image: RANKIN PHOTOGRAPHY LTD) RANKIN PHOTOGRAPHY LTD) Image: RANKIN PHOTOGRAPHY LTD) RANKIN PHOTOGRAPHY LTD)
He is also well known for having worked with Comic Relief to produce a series of t-shirts and merchandise to raise money for the campaign.
The Pussycat Dolls' latest video follows shortly after the group were forced to hit back at criticism over their recent raunchy live performances.
Just last month the girls received a furious backlash and 119 Ofcom complaints following a performance on The One Show that was deemed too risqué for television.
Image: RANKIN PHOTOGRAPHY LTD) RANKIN PHOTOGRAPHY LTD)
The girls hit back at critics, however, and have proudly continued to flaunt their assets in skimpy outfits.
Nearing the end of last month, the Pussycat Dolls became the latest pop sensations to postpone their tours because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
The band will now perform in Newcastle, Birmingham, Glasgow, Cardiff, Manchester, Nottingham, Leeds, London and Dublin in October and November.
Today, ethical social network Vero.co has joined forces with cultural provocateur Rankin to present a new, exclusive acoustic session with the Pussycat Dolls live on HungerTV.
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thedailymirror--2020-04-02--Cardi B hospitalised with stomach pains days after coronavirus warnings

Rapper Cardi B revealed she had been hospitalised with stomach pains after suffering for four days .
The 27-year-old mum-of-one shared a photo of herself in hospital wearing a face mask .
In the post , which she has now deleted , Cardi wrote : `` Honestly , cause I been having some real bad stomach problems for four days , I went to the ER last night '' , alongside a crying face emoji .
But she reassured her fans : `` I am feeling way better , hopefully tomorrow I will feel no more pain . ''
She @ @ @ @ @ @ @ what caused her condition , but had recently posted a video which went viral , warning her fans that coronavirus was serious .
She stated : `` A bitch is scared – s*** is getting real , '' in the video , which has since been remixed .
Taking to her Instagram Live , she also urged her fans and followers to stop being xenophobic when it comes to the spread of the highly contagious disease .
Asking people to stop with the racist jokes , the talented singer insisted that many Asian @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , uneducated people who are placing all the blame on their part .
Cardi B pleaded : `` Let 's please stop being xenophobic .
Let 's stop saying f**ked up jokes '' .
`` Let 's stop having crazy anger , because I 've been seeing a lot of Asians get beat up and it 's not right '' .
Emphasising the dark times we are currently all in , the singer insisted that we should 'all be one race ' together .
`` At a time like this .
We need @ @ @ @ @ @ @ all one race .
Lets all just be one race together '' .
She continued : `` In the eyes of God , we are all one .
`` And the more that we are nicer to each other , the faster God will forgive us , and the faster we will all get cured from this '' .

Cardi B revealed she was hospitalised with stomach pains for a mystery condition, just days over she had a stark warning over the coronavirus
Rapper Cardi B revealed she had been hospitalised with stomach pains after suffering for four days.
The 27-year-old mum-of-one shared a photo of herself in hospital wearing a face mask.
In the post, which she has now deleted, Cardi wrote: "Honestly, cause I been having some real bad stomach problems for four days, I went to the ER last night", alongside a crying face emoji.
But she reassured her fans: "I am feeling way better, hopefully tomorrow I will feel no more pain."
Image: Cardi B/Instagram) Cardi B/Instagram)
She did not give any further information on what caused her condition, but had recently posted a video which went viral, warning her fans that coronavirus was serious.
She stated: "A bitch is scared – s*** is getting real," in the video, which has since been remixed.
Taking to her Instagram Live, she also urged her fans and followers to stop being xenophobic when it comes to the spread of the highly contagious disease.
Image: Cardi B/Instagram) Cardi B/Instagram)
Image: Cardi B/Instagram) Cardi B/Instagram)
Asking people to stop with the racist jokes, the talented singer insisted that many Asian people are feeling the wrath of angry, uneducated people who are placing all the blame on their part.
Cardi B pleaded: "Let's please stop being xenophobic. Let's stop saying f**ked up jokes".
"Let's stop having crazy anger, because I've been seeing a lot of Asians get beat up and it's not right".
Emphasising the dark times we are currently all in, the singer insisted that we should 'all be one race' together.
"At a time like this. We need to stop and realise that we are all one race. Lets all just be one race together".
She continued: "In the eyes of God, we are all one.
"And the more that we are nicer to each other, the faster God will forgive us, and the faster we will all get cured from this".


thedailymirror--2020-04-02--Katarina Johnson-Thompson can still strike gold at Tokyo 2021 says Seb Coe

Seb Coe has backed Britain ’ s golden girls to overcome the frustration of a postponed Olympics and dazzle at Tokyo 2021 .
Dina Asher-Smith and Katarina Johnson-Thompson were crowned world champions only six months ago and had high hopes of surfing that wave of momentum through to Japan this summer .
The coronavirus pandemic put an end to that but Coe , President of World Athletics , believes the duo are made of the right stuff to adapt .
He said : “ I hope that both Dina and Kat are at that point in their career where this @ @ @ @ @ @ @ dramatically on them .
“ I don ’ t know that .
But what they have both displayed to me , which is the absolute crucial asset for any athlete that ’ s got to the level they have , is resilience .
“ I don ’ t minimise the impact this disruption will have .
I guess there will be some athletes thinking they ’ re in the sweet spot of their career and another year may treat them unkindly .
“ But I think the resilient athletes are going to manage @ @ @ @ @ @ @ championships set for 2022 , Coe said he would do everything possible to make sure the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham was in no way eclipsed by either the rescheduled World Championships in Oregon or the Europeans in Munich .
Asked if it was important Birmingham had its day in the sun , he said : “ Absolutely .
And not just cos I ’ m a Brit .
I don ’ t want to do anything that stamps on a big opportunity for our sport to be sitting centre stage .
“ If @ @ @ @ @ @ @ do it with some collaboration there ’ s no reason why we shouldn ’ t have three outstanding athletics events in the course of that one year .
”

Britain's reigning world champions were going for gold in Japan until coronavirus crisis dashed their dreams, but Seb Coe has backed them to beat frustration of postponed Games
Seb Coe has backed Britain’s golden girls to overcome the frustration of a postponed Olympics and dazzle at Tokyo 2021.
Dina Asher-Smith and Katarina Johnson-Thompson were crowned world champions only six months ago and had high hopes of surfing that wave of momentum through to Japan this summer.
The coronavirus pandemic put an end to that but Coe, President of World Athletics, believes the duo are made of the right stuff to adapt.
He said: “I hope that both Dina and Kat are at that point in their career where this disruption really doesn’t impact too dramatically on them.
“I don’t know that. But what they have both displayed to me, which is the absolute crucial asset for any athlete that’s got to the level they have, is resilience.
Image: PA) PA)
“I don’t minimise the impact this disruption will have. I guess there will be some athletes thinking they’re in the sweet spot of their career and another year may treat them unkindly.
“But I think the resilient athletes are going to manage their way through this.”
With three championships set for 2022, Coe said he would do everything possible to make sure the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham was in no way eclipsed by either the rescheduled World Championships in Oregon or the Europeans in Munich.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
Asked if it was important Birmingham had its day in the sun, he said: “Absolutely. And not just cos I’m a Brit. I don’t want to do anything that stamps on a big opportunity for our sport to be sitting centre stage.
“If we do this carefully and if we do it with some collaboration there’s no reason why we shouldn’t have three outstanding athletics events in the course of that one year.”


thedailymirror--2020-04-02--Mason Disick ignites feud with YouTuber Jeffree Star after dissing him on TikTok

Mason Disick is continuing to make his presence felt on social media , even though his mum Kourtney Kardashian has taken steps to curb his use .
Just days after the 10-year-old spilled the beans on his auntie Kylie Jenner 's relationship with ex Travis Scott during an Instagram Live chat , Mason has stoked up a feud with Kardashian foe Jeffree Star .
The 34-year-old YouTuber has previous beef with the Keeping Up With The Kardashians stars , with 22-year-old billionaire make-up mogul Kylie being in his firing line before .
Now Mason has took a swipe at Jeffree @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , in a TikTok video and he has not taken it lying down .
Jeffree fired back at the child on Twitter in a since-deleted tweet , reported Us Weekly .
He wrote : `` I had $ 500 in my bank account six years ago … Maybe he ’ s confused with his own privilege versus mine being self-made , hopefully his father can educate him soon ! ''
This new outburst comes a year after Jeffree took aim at Kylie after she was named the `` youngest self-made billionaire ever '' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the time , Dictionary.com tweeted : `` Haven ’ t we gone over this ?
Self-made : Having succeeded in life unaided , '' Jeffree was n't going to leave that there and added to it : `` I declined the feature so they had to pick someone… '' The make-up millionaire has a bulging bank account of his own and in June 2019 , she took another pop at the reality star by slamming Kylie Skin products .
He said at the time : `` I ’ m a little nervous , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Kylie , people think there ’ s past tea – which there is – but like , we don ’ t care about each other , there ’ s no like animosity .
I just don ’ t really review her stuff anymore . ''
He then went on to say that he would only use Kylie Skin products to clean up `` dog s*** . ''
After Mason got in trouble with his Instagram outburst , his parents Kourtney and Scott Disick were quick to shut him down on social media .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ He started an Instagram , like , yesterday and didn ’ t ask us .
`` He has an iPad and a computer for his school .
… Scott and I just felt like , he ’ s 10 .
I think there ’ s an age limit with Instagram .
`` I think it ’ s 13 .
… I think with Instagram the thing that really worries me with kids is just comments .
People can be so mean . ''
After this Mason started going live on TikTok and continued @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
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Mason Disick, 10, is making his presence felt on social media with his revelations about Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott and now taking on a YouTube star
Mason Disick ignites feud with YouTuber Jeffree Star after dissing him on TikTok
Mason Disick is continuing to make his presence felt on social media, even though his mum Kourtney Kardashian has taken steps to curb his use.
Just days after the 10-year-old spilled the beans on his auntie Kylie Jenner's relationship with ex Travis Scott during an Instagram Live chat, Mason has stoked up a feud with Kardashian foe Jeffree Star.
The 34-year-old YouTuber has previous beef with the Keeping Up With The Kardashians stars, with 22-year-old billionaire make-up mogul Kylie being in his firing line before.
Now Mason has took a swipe at Jeffree, who is a make-up mogul himself, in a TikTok video and he has not taken it lying down.
Image: Mason Disick/ Tik Tok) Mason Disick/ Tik Tok)
During a live stream with TikTok personality Addison Rae, Mason called Jeffree "spoiled AF".
Jeffree fired back at the child on Twitter in a since-deleted tweet, reported Us Weekly.
He wrote: "I had $500 in my bank account six years ago … Maybe he’s confused with his own privilege versus mine being self-made, hopefully his father can educate him soon!"
This new outburst comes a year after Jeffree took aim at Kylie after she was named the "youngest self-made billionaire ever" in March 2019 by Forbes.
At the time, Dictionary.com tweeted: "Haven’t we gone over this? Self-made: Having succeeded in life unaided,"
Jeffree wasn't going to leave that there and added to it: "I declined the feature so they had to pick someone…"
Image: WireImage) WireImage)
The make-up millionaire has a bulging bank account of his own and in June 2019, she took another pop at the reality star by slamming Kylie Skin products.
He said at the time: "I’m a little nervous, because when it comes to reviewing anything Kylie, people think there’s past tea – which there is – but like, we don’t care about each other, there’s no like animosity. I just don’t really review her stuff anymore."
He then went on to say that he would only use Kylie Skin products to clean up "dog s***."
Image: Mason Disick/ Tik Tok) Mason Disick/ Tik Tok)
After Mason got in trouble with his Instagram outburst, his parents Kourtney and Scott Disick were quick to shut him down on social media.
Kourtney said on March 25: "He started an Instagram, like, yesterday and didn’t ask us.
"He has an iPad and a computer for his school. … Scott and I just felt like, he’s 10. I think there’s an age limit with Instagram.
"I think it’s 13. … I think with Instagram the thing that really worries me with kids is just comments. People can be so mean."
After this Mason started going live on TikTok and continued to stoke up others with his views.
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thedailymirror--2020-04-02--Alex Jones slammed for 'annoying habit' on The One Show after Matt Baker exit

The One Show bid an emotional goodbye to Matt Baker on Monday , but by Thursday viewers were not happy with host Alex ’ s “ irritating ” antics .
Alex Jones was slammed by viewers who noticed her annoying habit she was doing over and over throughout the show .
She interviewed guests Matt Lucas and Chris Packham during the episode , alongside Matt ’ s replacement Amol Rajan .
However , fans complained they couldn ’ t focus on the show ’ s content after noticing Alex kept putting her feet on the show ’ s iconic green @ @ @ @ @ @ @ under her legs and on the sofa at a number of points in the BBC One show .
Viewers were not pleased , and took to social media to tell the host off .
`` Get your foot off the sofa with shoes on ; what are you teaching our children ? ''
one viewer raged .
Another posted : `` That foot on the Sofa is really starting to annoy me !
” while a third said , “ Keep your dirty feet off the seats Alex.
” But another fan responded @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : “ Dear god , the world is going to hell in a handcart and you ’ re worried about someone putting their foot on a sofa… '' Telly favourite Alex has been getting used to sitting next to her new co-host this week after bidding an emotional farewell to Matt on Monday .
As Matt left the show after nine years , Alex told him : “ We ’ ve had some good times haven ’ t we and I loved every single second of sitting alongside you , I really have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as well , got married and had two children .
`` It ’ s quite amazing , isn ’ t it that we ’ ve been there together for nine maybe 10 years now and that ’ s rare in the world of television so thank you for all of your support . ''
The One Show continues tomorrow at 7pm on BBC One

The One Show's Alex Jones forced to move away from co-host live on air after complaints
The One Show's Alex Jones forced to move away from co-host live on air after complaints
Alex Jones was slammed by viewers who noticed her annoying habit she was spotted doing over and over throughout the show
Alex Jones slammed for 'annoying habit' on The One Show after emotional Matt Baker exit
The One Show bid an emotional goodbye to Matt Baker on Monday, but by Thursday viewers were not happy with host Alex’s “irritating” antics.
Alex Jones was slammed by viewers who noticed her annoying habit she was doing over and over throughout the show.
She interviewed guests Matt Lucas and Chris Packham during the episode, alongside Matt’s replacement Amol Rajan.
However, fans complained they couldn’t focus on the show’s content after noticing Alex kept putting her feet on the show’s iconic green sofa.
Her white stilettos were placed under her legs and on the sofa at a number of points in the BBC One show.
Viewers were not pleased, and took to social media to tell the host off.
"Get your foot off the sofa with shoes on; what are you teaching our children?" one viewer raged.
Another posted: "That foot on the Sofa is really starting to annoy me!” while a third said, “Keep your dirty feet off the seats Alex.”
But another fan responded as a voice of reason, writing: “Dear god, the world is going to hell in a handcart and you’re worried about someone putting their foot on a sofa…"
Telly favourite Alex has been getting used to sitting next to her new co-host this week after bidding an emotional farewell to Matt on Monday.
As Matt left the show after nine years, Alex told him: “We’ve had some good times haven’t we and I loved every single second of sitting alongside you, I really have.
"I watched your life change as well, got married and had two children.
"It’s quite amazing, isn’t it that we’ve been there together for nine maybe 10 years now and that’s rare in the world of television so thank you for all of your support."
The One Show continues tomorrow at 7pm on BBC One


thedailymirror--2020-04-02--Russia's youngest coronavirus victim, 36, blogged grim 8-day descent to death

The youngest person to die of Covid-19 in Russia chronicled her struggle with the disease .
Anastasia Petrova died eight days after she first got a fever .
The single mum , who was editor of business magazine , posted on her blog right up until her death on March 31 .
In her final days the 36-year-old was working from her home in Perm , looking after her sons Ilya , 12 , and Yaroslav , 10 .
On Monday last week she appeared cheerful , joking that training for an online lecture at home felt like a `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ rose and the following morning her throat was sore .
She also developed a serious cough .
Anastasia called her doctor and explained that three people who had been abroad recently had been in contact with her .
The medic recommended that she checked her temperature every 20 minutes and take paracetamol .
`` You can see how it drops from 38.4C to 37.3C , '' she wrote in her blog .
`` I believe it 's just ARVI ( Acute Respiratory Viral Infection ) , by the way ( not coronavirus ) @ @ @ @ @ @ @ local doctor '' came round to her house and spoke to her , while keeping a metre away .
Anastasia wrote : `` She promised they would come and take a test on corona and asked not to leave home for 14 days , or at least until I had a negative test .
`` We giggled about issuing me a sick note…for ARVI …she had visited 32 sick people today . ''
The mum took time away from parenting and getting herself better to comment on the day 's political issues , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sending help to Italy .
She wrote : `` These doctors we sent to Italy will later be able to save Russian patients .
`` This is perhaps one of the `` helping '' actions of our government with which I completely agree . ''
On March 24 , just a day after she first noted her symptoms , Anastasia found herself in hospital .
`` The resuscitators came with a ventilator , very cool and professional , '' she wrote from her intensive care bed .
`` They wear masks for snorkelling @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to masks for their mouth and nose . ''
Later Anastasia posted : `` Neither I nor the doctors think that it is coronavirus - the totality of symptoms suggests both this and ordinary flu .
`` The doctors made the decision about hospitalisation based on the state of my lungs , a very high temperature and my anamnesis [ medical history ] . ''
She added : `` No strength , I sleep 90 per cent of the time . ''
Anstasia tested negative for the coronavirus on March 27 , only @ @ @ @ @ @ @ day .
But later her friend revealed Anastasia ’ s messaged her the following day , with alarm in her voice : `` Yulia , my second test was positive .
I feel very bad . ''
This was her last communication and she died on Tuesday 31 March .
Not for the first time in Russia , there is a suspicion that her death was being listed as something other than coronavirus .
This prompted a furious reaction from the acting governor of Perm region Dmitry Makhonin who said : “ The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a great public outcry .
“ If it was known that she had coronavirus , why are they silent about this ?
“ It is unacceptable to hide information from the public .
“ We must not lie to the people.
” Anastasia ’ s two sons are reported to be negative for coronavirus and will be raised by her mother , Marina , also an editor .
A friend called Tatyana Cherepanova posted a public message to the distraught Marina , 58 , saying that Anastasia was `` unusually gifted , talented @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” .
She told the bereft Marina : “ You must now raise your grandchildren , cherish your memories of your daughter , and edit your newspaper ... “ You can do it .
May God give you strength.
” Russia has reported 3,548 cases of the coronavirus , with 30 people having died of Covid-19 .

Business editor Anastasia Petrova first noticed she had a fever at her home in Perm, Russia on March 23 and blogged about her struggle with Covid-19 until her death this week
The youngest person to die of Covid-19 in Russia chronicled her struggle with the disease.
Anastasia Petrova died eight days after she first got a fever.
The single mum, who was editor of business magazine, posted on her blog right up until her death on March 31.
In her final days the 36-year-old was working from her home in Perm, looking after her sons Ilya, 12, and Yaroslav, 10.
On Monday last week she appeared cheerful, joking that training for an online lecture at home felt like a "vacation".
Image: VK.com) VK.com)
That evening her fever rose and the following morning her throat was sore.
She also developed a serious cough.
Anastasia called her doctor and explained that three people who had been abroad recently had been in contact with her.
The medic recommended that she checked her temperature every 20 minutes and take paracetamol.
"You can see how it drops from 38.4C to 37.3C," she wrote in her blog.
"I believe it's just ARVI (Acute Respiratory Viral Infection), by the way (not coronavirus )."
That evening her "favourite local doctor" came round to her house and spoke to her, while keeping a metre away.
Image: Stopcoronavirus.Perm) Stopcoronavirus.Perm)
Anastasia wrote: "She promised they would come and take a test on corona and asked not to leave home for 14 days, or at least until I had a negative test.
"We giggled about issuing me a sick note…for ARVI …she had visited 32 sick people today."
The mum took time away from parenting and getting herself better to comment on the day's political issues, questioning why people had criticised Russia for sending help to Italy.
She wrote: "These doctors we sent to Italy will later be able to save Russian patients.
"This is perhaps one of the "helping" actions of our government with which I completely agree."
On March 24, just a day after she first noted her symptoms, Anastasia found herself in hospital.
"The resuscitators came with a ventilator, very cool and professional," she wrote from her intensive care bed.
Image: VK.com) VK.com)
"They wear masks for snorkelling, by the way. In addition to masks for their mouth and nose."
Later Anastasia posted: "Neither I nor the doctors think that it is coronavirus - the totality of symptoms suggests both this and ordinary flu.
"The doctors made the decision about hospitalisation based on the state of my lungs, a very high temperature and my anamnesis [medical history]."
She added: "No strength, I sleep 90 per cent of the time."
Anstasia tested negative for the coronavirus on March 27, only to produce a positive test the following day.
But later her friend revealed Anastasia’s messaged her the following day, with alarm in her voice: "Yulia, my second test was positive. I feel very bad."
This was her last communication and she died on Tuesday 31 March.
Image: Yandex) Yandex)
Not for the first time in Russia, there is a suspicion that her death was being listed as something other than coronavirus.
This prompted a furious reaction from the acting governor of Perm region Dmitry Makhonin who said: “The death of journalist Anastasia Petrova has caused a great public outcry.
“If it was known that she had coronavirus, why are they silent about this?
“It is unacceptable to hide information from the public.
“We must not lie to the people.”
Anastasia’s two sons are reported to be negative for coronavirus and will be raised by her mother, Marina, also an editor.
A friend called Tatyana Cherepanova posted a public message to the distraught Marina, 58, saying that Anastasia was "unusually gifted, talented, with such a fine mental abilities”.
She told the bereft Marina: “You must now raise your grandchildren, cherish your memories of your daughter, and edit your newspaper ...
“You are very strong.
“You can do it. May God give you strength.”
Russia has reported 3,548 cases of the coronavirus, with 30 people having died of Covid-19.


thedailymirror--2020-04-02--UEFA urge Premier League not to "abandon" the season ahead of Friday meeting

UEFA have urged the Premier League and other European leagues not to “ abandon ” their seasons .
Officials of European football ’ s governing body have revealed they are working on plans to resume games from July .
UEFA , the European Club Association [ ECA ] and European Leagues [ EL ] have written to all 55 member associations , including clubs and leagues .
Together , they have asked them to `` walk united '' as they battle against issues that have emerged amid the planet ’ s ongoing coronavirus pandemic .
UEFA chaired a conference call @ @ @ @ @ @ @ After that meeting , the board of directors of Belgium 's Jupiler Pro League recommended the cancellation of their season .
The letter , signed by UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin , ECA chairman Andrea Agnelli and EL president Lars-Christer Olsson , acknowledges that public health remains the top priority .
`` The current health crisis caused by the spread of Covid-19 has no precedents in our society and , on top of the threat posed to public health , which is the uncontested number one priority , it has dramatically hit all industries @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , as reported by Sky Sports .
`` We walk united in the awareness that only an extraordinary coordinated effort of all competition organisers can help European football out of the crisis , recovering in full its core asset , the competitions .
With no unity and no solidarity , nobody will be able to get out of the crisis as we are all interdependent . ''
The letter also makes clear a determination to ensure competitions are “ decided on the field ” .
`` We are confident that football can restart @ @ @ @ @ @ @ conditions that will be dictated by public authorities and believe that any decision of abandoning domestic competitions is , at this stage , premature and not justified .
`` Their work is now focusing on scenarios encompassing the months of July and August , including the possibility that the UEFA competitions restart after the completion of domestic leagues .
`` A joint management of calendars is strictly required as the conclusion of the current season must be coordinated with the start of the new one , which may be partly impacted because of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ development of the current situation , the calendar working group will indicate as soon as possible , and ideally by mid-May , which of the plans can be enacted for the completion of the season without leaving anyone behind .
“ Since participation in UEFA club competitions is determined by the sporting result achieved at the end of a full domestic competition , a premature termination would cast doubts about the fulfilment of such condition . ''

A letter from European football's governing body, the the European Club Association [ECA] and European Leagues [EL] have called on member associations and clubs to "walk united"
UEFA have urged the Premier League and other European leagues not to “abandon” their seasons.
Officials of European football’s governing body have revealed they are working on plans to resume games from July.
UEFA, the European Club Association [ECA] and European Leagues [EL] have written to all 55 member associations, including clubs and leagues.
Together, they have asked them to "walk united" as they battle against issues that have emerged amid the planet’s ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
UEFA chaired a conference call with every member association on Wednesday.
After that meeting, the board of directors of Belgium's Jupiler Pro League recommended the cancellation of their season.
Image: FACUNDO ARRIZABALAGA/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock) FACUNDO ARRIZABALAGA/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock)
The letter, signed by UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin, ECA chairman Andrea Agnelli and EL president Lars-Christer Olsson, acknowledges that public health remains the top priority.
"The current health crisis caused by the spread of Covid-19 has no precedents in our society and, on top of the threat posed to public health, which is the uncontested number one priority, it has dramatically hit all industries and economic sectors," it notes, as reported by Sky Sports.
"We walk united in the awareness that only an extraordinary coordinated effort of all competition organisers can help European football out of the crisis, recovering in full its core asset, the competitions. With no unity and no solidarity, nobody will be able to get out of the crisis as we are all interdependent."
The letter also makes clear a determination to ensure competitions are “decided on the field”.
"We are confident that football can restart in the months to come — with conditions that will be dictated by public authorities and believe that any decision of abandoning domestic competitions is, at this stage, premature and not justified.
"Their work is now focusing on scenarios encompassing the months of July and August, including the possibility that the UEFA competitions restart after the completion of domestic leagues.
"A joint management of calendars is strictly required as the conclusion of the current season must be coordinated with the start of the new one, which may be partly impacted because of the overstretch.
“Closely following the development of the current situation, the calendar working group will indicate as soon as possible, and ideally by mid-May, which of the plans can be enacted for the completion of the season without leaving anyone behind.
“Since participation in UEFA club competitions is determined by the sporting result achieved at the end of a full domestic competition, a premature termination would cast doubts about the fulfilment of such condition."


thedailymirror--2020-04-02--Coronavirus took hold 'earlier than thought' in UK with first death in February

The UK 's first coronavirus death took place much earlier than previously thought .
NHS England said the country 's first death happened on February 28 , almost a week before it was announced , according to a report .
The first fatality was made public on March 5 , although the date of the woman 's death was not released .
Health trusts in England said six people had died in hospitals from Covid-19 as early as February – with the first death previously made public on March 5 .
The news came as the UK endured its most @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in which 569 fatalities were recorded .
The death toll in Scotland has also been under-reported due to delays in informing the government of deaths , First Minister Nicola Sturgeon revealed on Thursday .
Some 40 deaths earlier this week were not registered , increasing the country 's total count by 31 per cent in a day .
Mrs Sturgeon said authorities were waiting to receive the consent of relatives of the dead before the fatalities were recorded .
She added : “ Part of the cruelty of this virus is that when @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ re dying , family members are not able to be with them , ” Sturgeon said .
“ Therefore it has taken a bit longer for families to be informed and for them to give their consent to all the things that are required.
” Health Protection Scotland later confirmed it had adopted a 'new , more efficient ' reporting system which did not require consent , The Guardian reports .
Scottish Labour 's health spokesman Monica Lennon called for the 'full facts ' about the virus to be made avaiable .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ NHS figures , such as when 159 deaths were reported on March 30 , only for the NHS to later change the figure to 401 .

The first coronavirus death in the UK was made public on March 5, although the patient actually died on February 28, almost a week before it was announced by Chief Medical Officer Professor Chris Whitty
Coronavirus took hold 'earlier than thought' in UK with first death in February
The UK's first coronavirus death took place much earlier than previously thought.
NHS England said the country's first death happened on February 28, almost a week before it was announced, according to a report.
The first fatality was made public on March 5, although the date of the woman's death was not released.
Health trusts in England said six people had died in hospitals from Covid-19 as early as February – with the first death previously made public on March 5.
The news came as the UK endured its most deadly day of the coronavirus pandemic, in which 569 fatalities were recorded.
The death toll in Scotland has also been under-reported due to delays in informing the government of deaths, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon revealed on Thursday.
Image: PA) PA)
Some 40 deaths earlier this week were not registered, increasing the country's total count by 31 per cent in a day.
Mrs Sturgeon said authorities were waiting to receive the consent of relatives of the dead before the fatalities were recorded.
She added: “Part of the cruelty of this virus is that when people are in hospital and when they’re dying, family members are not able to be with them,” Sturgeon said.
“Therefore it has taken a bit longer for families to be informed and for them to give their consent to all the things that are required.”
Health Protection Scotland later confirmed it had adopted a 'new, more efficient' reporting system which did not require consent, The Guardian reports.
Scottish Labour's health spokesman Monica Lennon called for the 'full facts' about the virus to be made avaiable.
It comes after discrepancies were spotted in NHS figures, such as when 159 deaths were reported on March 30, only for the NHS to later change the figure to 401.


thedailymirror--2020-04-02--Little Women viewers notice plastic water bottle in background of period drama

Little Women became a spectacular box office hit , pulling in a massive £131 million seemingly overnight as fans went wild for the period drama .
But even a film with a budget of £32 million isn ’ t immune from glaring blunders .
Eagle-eyed viewers have been going over the movie with a fine tooth comb now its available to stream , and noticed some modern day objects accidentally creeping their way into the 1800 ’ s-set film .
Fans of Greta Gerwig 's Oscar-winning adaptation of the Louisa May Alcott classic picked out both a Thermos flask and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ scene featuring Timothée Chalamet The gaffe has gone viral on social media after being spotted by viewers who even too screenshots zoomed in on the out-of-place objects in the background .
One wrote on Twitter , along with snaps of the scene : “ Laurie , played by Timothée Chalamet , was ahead of his time in 'Little Women ' ( 2019 ) .
“ During the 1860s , he already owned a Hydro Flask and water bottle.
” Another viewer laughed : “ 'Please the HydroFlask and water bottle .
I can @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not the first time a modern-day object has creeped into the shots of some of the most well known dramas on screen .
Downton Abbey was caught out when an image of Hugh Bonneville and Laura Carmichael on set - in full character costume as the Earl of Grantham and Lady Edith - was released .
Amidst the period props on the fireplace behind them was a throughly modern water bottle .
The series is set in 1924 and particular type of bottle did n't emerge until 1960 .
Even fantasy epic series @ @ @ @ @ @ @ glaring blunders .
An offending Starbucks coffee cup was seen sitting on a table in front of Daenerys Targaryen in a scene from the period fantasy series .
The throw away cup was very much visible when the show aired but was removed from the show ’ s later streaming versions .
Water bottles were spotted sitting by the feet of the characters in the show 's final ever episode .
In a scene in the finale of the fantasy epic , eagle-eyed viewers spotted a bottle of water resting behind Samwell Tarly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ meeting at King 's Landing .
And viewers said it was n't the only one - they also spotted a water by Ser Davos ' feet .

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Little Women epic blunder as viewers notice plastic water bottle in background of period drama
Little Women became a spectacular box office hit, pulling in a massive £131 million seemingly overnight as fans went wild for the period drama.
But even a film with a budget of £32 million isn’t immune from glaring blunders.
Eagle-eyed viewers have been going over the movie with a fine tooth comb now its available to stream, and noticed some modern day objects accidentally creeping their way into the 1800’s-set film.
Fans of Greta Gerwig's Oscar-winning adaptation of the Louisa May Alcott classic picked out both a Thermos flask and a plastic water bottle sneaking into a scene featuring Timothée Chalamet
The gaffe has gone viral on social media after being spotted by viewers who even too screenshots zoomed in on the out-of-place objects in the background.
Image: Twitter) Twitter)
One wrote on Twitter, along with snaps of the scene: “Laurie, played by Timothée Chalamet, was ahead of his time in 'Little Women' (2019).
“During the 1860s, he already owned a Hydro Flask and water bottle.”
Another viewer laughed: “'Please the HydroFlask and water bottle. I cannot.”
But it’s not the first time a modern-day object has creeped into the shots of some of the most well known dramas on screen.
Downton Abbey was caught out when an image of Hugh Bonneville and Laura Carmichael on set - in full character costume as the Earl of Grantham and Lady Edith - was released.
Image: ITV) ITV)
Amidst the period props on the fireplace behind them was a throughly modern water bottle.
The series is set in 1924 and particular type of bottle didn't emerge until 1960.
Even fantasy epic series Game of Thrones is none immune to glaring blunders.
An offending Starbucks coffee cup was seen sitting on a table in front of Daenerys Targaryen in a scene from the period fantasy series.
Image: Twitter) Twitter)
The throw away cup was very much visible when the show aired but was removed from the show’s later streaming versions.
Water bottles were spotted sitting by the feet of the characters in the show's final ever episode.
In a scene in the finale of the fantasy epic, eagle-eyed viewers spotted a bottle of water resting behind Samwell Tarly's foot as he sat in a meeting at King's Landing.
And viewers said it wasn't the only one - they also spotted a water by Ser Davos' feet.


thedailymirror--2020-04-02--Linda Lusardi opens up about coronavirus symptoms including blue vomit

Linda Lusardi has opened up about the 'excruciating pain ' she faced while battling coronavirus .
The 61 year-old model is now back at home where she is recovering from the deadly illness that left her in a hospital bed for 10 days .
Speaking to The Sun about the symptoms she experienced , Linda recounted that the sensations just kept getting 'worse ' and eventually , after crawling to the bathroom , her vomit was blue .
“ I started to get a fever , feeling rough and carried on , but it got worse and worse , '' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ head hurts , your brain hurts and you feel like an elephant is sitting on you .
“ I remember crawling to the bathroom putting my face on the tile floor , and then almost trying to make myself sick just to get a light relief for five minutes afterwards .
“ I was leaning over the edge of the bed coughing and spitting into a bucket .
Your vomit is blue.
” She also revealed that the family were left in 'despair ' as they struggled to overcome the horrific symptoms .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ fighting against the deadly bug alongside her husband Sam , 51 , who also contracted the virus .
Her husband was initially released before her after demonstrating milder symptoms .
Linda was left fighting for her life and required oxygen while she was in hospital .
They have both since been discharged from hospital where they were looked after by NHS staff and are taking it easy at home .
There have now been over 1 million confirmed cases worldwide , with 52,853 reported deaths so far .
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LINDA LUSARDI IS ON OXYGEN FIGHTING FOR HER LIFE IN HOSPITAL
LINDA LUSARDI IS ON OXYGEN FIGHTING FOR HER LIFE IN HOSPITAL
Linda Lusardi has finally returned home after battling Covid-19 but has recounted the painful symptoms she experienced
Linda Lusardi has opened up about the 'excruciating pain' she faced while battling coronavirus.
The 61 year-old model is now back at home where she is recovering from the deadly illness that left her in a hospital bed for 10 days.
Speaking to The Sun about the symptoms she experienced, Linda recounted that the sensations just kept getting 'worse' and eventually, after crawling to the bathroom, her vomit was blue.
“I started to get a fever, feeling rough and carried on, but it got worse and worse," she told the publication.
“Your head hurts, your brain hurts and you feel like an elephant is sitting on you.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images) Image: lindalusardi/Instagram) lindalusardi/Instagram)
“I remember crawling to the bathroom putting my face on the tile floor, and then almost trying to make myself sick just to get a light relief for five minutes afterwards.
“I was leaning over the edge of the bed coughing and spitting into a bucket. Your vomit is blue.”
She also revealed that the family were left in 'despair' as they struggled to overcome the horrific symptoms.
Image: Dave Benett/Getty Images for Pla) Dave Benett/Getty Images for Pla)
The former page 3 girl has been fighting against the deadly bug alongside her husband Sam, 51, who also contracted the virus.
Her husband was initially released before her after demonstrating milder symptoms.
Linda was left fighting for her life and required oxygen while she was in hospital.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
They have both since been discharged from hospital where they were looked after by NHS staff and are taking it easy at home.
There have now been over 1 million confirmed cases worldwide, with 52,853 reported deaths so far.
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thedailymirror--2020-04-02--Carers providing 'lifeline' for dementia sufferers amid coronavirus describe day

Our social care workers are quietly making personal sacrifices to continue home visits for our elderly and most vulnerable .
Their work is more essential than ever .
Now in self-isolation , their patients are desperately in need of human contact , as much as the life-prolonging care provided .
Angela Bailey , 62 , and Suzanne Westhead , 40 , carers working for MyLife Living Assistance in Kent , care for high-dependency patients with medical conditions including dementia , Parkinson ’ s disease and heart problems .
They describe their 15-hour day last Thursday .
Angela wakes at 5.45am @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Her son-in-law has cancer but has been told his chemotherapy may have to stop .
She wants nothing more than to jump in the car and comfort her devastated daughter , but she hasn ’ t seen her for weeks .
She stopped herself visiting long before lockdown , when she also stopped seeing her 11 grandchildren .
Her responsibility to keep clear of coronavirus weighs heavily on her shoulders , because of her clients .
They would not survive it .
She is joined by Suzanne and they begin a day of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ returns to bed at 10pm .
Thankfully the car is well-stocked with gloves , aprons and face masks – their new best friends .
Today they have plenty of hand sanitiser too , although stocks back in the office can run low .
Suzanne ’ s hands are painfully red raw from its constant use .
Like Angela , she stopped seeing family weeks ago , even though she is “ worried sick ” about her own mum who is 74 and lives alone .
Hygiene is obsessive .
At each call the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are going through a box a day – there are 100 pairs in a box , ” says Angela .
The morning quickly falls behind schedule because their company is clung on to – heartbreakingly so .
A gentleman who lives alone , “ chats and chats ” .
He is lonely , all visits from family stopped .
It is harder to get away .
In another home , another regular occurrence , consoling a patient ’ s spouse .
The carers do this constantly now , especially when a client has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ devastating .
For one husband , trips out were respite from caring for his wife , “ a breather for him , ” says Angela .
“ We have had a bit of anger from him , which is understandable , ” she adds .
“ He feels his freedom has been taken.
” One elderly patient is struggling with the orders to stay home , and the carers try to help him accept the rules .
They admit their role has become more than ever , one of counsellors , calming patients @ @ @ @ @ @ @ him his family couldn ’ t come round , ” says Suzanne .
In another home , it is the family who had been persisting in visiting .
“ Telling emotional people what they can ’ t do isn ’ t easy , ” says Suzanne .
The pair have a two-hour break and spend it at home .
One client ’ s mental health leads her to worry at the best of times – now she is really struggling .
“ They see us coming in smiling , and we are an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ doom and gloom , ” says Suzanne .
They are driving between their final calls when the clapping begins .
Just before 8pm , dog tired , hands stinging , brains frazzled , they sense something stirring .
Then the applause starts .
Britain ’ s thank-you to frontline workers .
“ We rolled the windows down , ” recalls Suzanne .
“ I don ’ t know if people would have known we were carers .
But anyway , I was shouting , ‘ Thank-you ’ .
We felt tearful .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for the last calls.
” She adds : “ It ’ s just knowing people are appreciating us more now .
I think carers were seen as lowly-paid bottom wipers.
” Three days later , Suzanne develops a cough , and with no testing yet available , must self-isolate .
For all her sacrifice , another vital carer has been lost from the frontline .

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Our social care workers are quietly making personal sacrifices to continue home visits for our elderly and most vulnerable.
Their work is more essential than ever. Now in self-isolation, their patients are desperately in need of human contact, as much as the life-prolonging care provided.
Angela Bailey, 62, and Suzanne Westhead, 40, carers working for MyLife Living Assistance in Kent, care for high-dependency patients with medical conditions including dementia, Parkinson’s disease and heart problems.
They describe their 15-hour day last Thursday.
Morning
Angela wakes at 5.45am to a familiar set of worries. Her son-in-law has cancer but has been told his chemotherapy may have to stop.
She wants nothing more than to jump in the car and comfort her devastated daughter, but she hasn’t seen her for weeks. She stopped herself visiting long before lockdown, when she also stopped seeing her 11 grandchildren.
Her responsibility to keep clear of coronavirus weighs heavily on her shoulders, because of her clients. They would not survive it.
She is joined by Suzanne and they begin a day of calls which will finally end when Angela returns to bed at 10pm. Thankfully the car is well-stocked with gloves, aprons and face masks – their new best friends.
Today they have plenty of hand sanitiser too, although stocks back in the office can run low.
Suzanne’s hands are painfully red raw from its constant use.
Like Angela, she stopped seeing family weeks ago, even though she is “worried sick” about her own mum who is 74 and lives alone.
Hygiene is obsessive. At each call the carers change gloves repeatedly.
“We are going through a box a day – there are 100 pairs in a box,” says Angela.
The morning quickly falls behind schedule because their company is clung on to – heartbreakingly so.
A gentleman who lives alone, “chats and chats”.
He is lonely, all visits from family stopped. It is harder to get away. In another home, another regular occurrence, consoling a patient’s spouse.
The carers do this constantly now, especially when a client has dementia, as spouses are finding isolation devastating.
For one husband, trips out were respite from caring for his wife, “a breather for him,” says Angela.
“We have had a bit of anger from him, which is understandable,” she adds.
“He feels his freedom has been taken.”
Afternoon
One elderly patient is struggling with the orders to stay home, and the carers try to help him accept the rules.
They admit their role has become more than ever, one of counsellors, calming patients.
“It was difficult to tell him his family couldn’t come round,” says Suzanne.
In another home, it is the family who had been persisting in visiting.
“Telling emotional people what they can’t do isn’t easy,” says Suzanne.
The pair have a two-hour break and spend it at home.
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One client’s mental health leads her to worry at the best of times – now she is really struggling. “They see us coming in smiling, and we are an advert the outside world is not all doom and gloom,” says Suzanne.
Evening
They are driving between their final calls when the clapping begins. Just before 8pm, dog tired, hands stinging, brains frazzled, they sense something stirring. Then the applause starts. Britain’s thank-you to frontline workers.
They hadn’t expected it.
“We rolled the windows down,” recalls Suzanne. “I don’t know if people would have known we were carers. But anyway, I was shouting, ‘Thank-you’. We felt tearful.
“It gave us the boost we needed for the last calls.”
She adds: “It’s just knowing people are appreciating us more now. I think carers were seen as lowly-paid bottom wipers.”
Three days later, Suzanne develops a cough, and with no testing yet available, must self-isolate. For all her sacrifice, another vital carer has been lost from the frontline.


thedailymirror--2020-04-02--Dier faces no further action over fan showdown as police investigation concluded

Tottenham 's Eric Dier will face no further action after he confronted a fan in the stands after his side 's FA Cup defeat to Norwich .
Police concluded their investigation and have decided that the Englishman will not be charged .
Dier could still face a ban from the footballing authorities however for his behaviour .
The 26-year-old responded after he saw his brother being approached by a fan after the match in north London .
Dier had to be restrained by stewards but footage of the incident went viral .
The Metropolitan Police were forced to look into @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : `` The investigation concluded with no further action.
” Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho said that his player had acted in a way that `` professionals can not '' but insisted he would side with Dier .
The Portuguese boss said : `` I think Eric Dier did something that we professionals can not do but in these circumstances every one of us would do .
Because when somebody insults you and your family is there and you get involved with the person that is insulting you , in this case a younger @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we professional we can not do .
But I repeat , probably everyone of us would do .
I repeat , we professionals we can not do , but I repeat I am with the player and I understand the player . ''
Mourinho also said at the he would not approve had the club reprimanded Dier - which they opted not to do .
`` If the club does that ( give disciplinary action ) I will not agree , but he did wrong , '' he added .

Tottenham midfielder Eric Dier was under investigation after he confronted a fan after his side's FA Cup loss to Norwich but will face no further action
Eric Dier faces no further action over fan showdown as police investigation concluded
Tottenham's Eric Dier will face no further action after he confronted a fan in the stands after his side's FA Cup defeat to Norwich.
Police concluded their investigation and have decided that the Englishman will not be charged.
Dier could still face a ban from the footballing authorities however for his behaviour.
The 26-year-old responded after he saw his brother being approached by a fan after the match in north London.
Dier had to be restrained by stewards but footage of the incident went viral.
The Metropolitan Police were forced to look into the incident but after review have said: "The investigation concluded with no further action.”
Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho said that his player had acted in a way that "professionals cannot" but insisted he would side with Dier.
The Portuguese boss said: "I think Eric Dier did something that we professionals cannot do but in these circumstances every one of us would do.
Because when somebody insults you and your family is there and you get involved with the person that is insulting you, in this case a younger brother, I think Eric did what we professional we cannot do.
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But I repeat, probably everyone of us would do. I repeat, we professionals we cannot do, but I repeat I am with the player and I understand the player."
Mourinho also said at the he would not approve had the club reprimanded Dier - which they opted not to do.
"If the club does that (give disciplinary action) I will not agree, but he did wrong," he added.


thedailymirror--2020-04-02--Tekashi 6ix9ine will spend the rest of his jail sentence at home due to COVID-19

Rapper Tekashi 69 will spend the rest of his jail sentence at home due to the coronavirus .
The rapper , real name Daniel Hernandez , had plead with the judge for leniency when the coronavirus pandemic began .
And the judge has now agreed and granted him a compassionate release from his New York prison , where he began his sentence in December 2019 for charges of racketeering .
Hernandez will see out the rest of his two-year sentence at home , under strict supervision .
TMZ reported he will have a GPS monitor for the first four months @ @ @ @ @ @ @ address approved by his probation officer .
He is only permitted to leave if he needs necessary medical attention or to visit his attorney , and it must be approved by the probation department .
Hernandez must also have a daily video conference with his probation officer .
He begged the judge to let him go home because he has asthma and so is more vulnerable to coronavirus .
In a letter obtained by TMZ , the rapper 's attorney , Lance Lazzaro , asked the judge to release his client as soon @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on Sunday , cites serious concerns for 6ix9ine 's wellbeing because he has asthma , and therefore catching coronavirus could be much more serious .
Mr Lazzaro says his client has recently suffered from shortness of breath , but claims that prison officials wo n't let him see a doctor .
It comes after the jailed star 's girlfriend claimed he will have a target on his back for the rest of his life after he `` snitched '' on his fellow gang members .
Rachel Wattley , an aspiring rapper who goes @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to Instagram to share a picture of herself posing up with her man , who was dressed in a white prison jumpsuit .
Tekashi could have faced 37 years behind bars , but was offered a more lenient sentence after he became a witness for the prosecution against his former fellow gang members .
The testimony he provided helped to convict Bloods gang members Aljermiah Mack and Anthony Ellison and reduced his sentence .

Tekashi 6ix9ine will serve the remaining 21 months of his jail sentence at home due to the coronavirus, as he suffers from asthma
Tekashi 6ix9ine will spend the rest of his jail sentence at home due coronavirus
Rapper Tekashi 69 will spend the rest of his jail sentence at home due to the coronavirus.
The rapper, real name Daniel Hernandez, had plead with the judge for leniency when the coronavirus pandemic began.
And the judge has now agreed and granted him a compassionate release from his New York prison, where he began his sentence in December 2019 for charges of racketeering.
Hernandez will see out the rest of his two-year sentence at home, under strict supervision.
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TMZ reported he will have a GPS monitor for the first four months, and he must stay at an address approved by his probation officer.
He is only permitted to leave if he needs necessary medical attention or to visit his attorney, and it must be approved by the probation department.
Hernandez must also have a daily video conference with his probation officer.
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He begged the judge to let him go home because he has asthma and so is more vulnerable to coronavirus.
In a letter obtained by TMZ, the rapper's attorney, Lance Lazzaro, asked the judge to release his client as soon as possible.
The letter, sent on Sunday, cites serious concerns for 6ix9ine's wellbeing because he has asthma, and therefore catching coronavirus could be much more serious.
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Mr Lazzaro says his client has recently suffered from shortness of breath, but claims that prison officials won't let him see a doctor.
It comes after the jailed star's girlfriend claimed he will have a target on his back for the rest of his life after he "snitched" on his fellow gang members.
Rachel Wattley, an aspiring rapper who goes by the stage name Jade, took to Instagram to share a picture of herself posing up with her man, who was dressed in a white prison jumpsuit.
Tekashi could have faced 37 years behind bars, but was offered a more lenient sentence after he became a witness for the prosecution against his former fellow gang members.
The testimony he provided helped to convict Bloods gang members Aljermiah Mack and Anthony Ellison and reduced his sentence.


thedailymirror--2020-04-02--Gwyneth Paltrow hints she's sexually frustrated in isolation with husband Brad

Gwyneth Paltrow has hinted she ’ s feeling sexually frustrated while in coronavirus isolation with her husband Brad Falchuk .
The couple have sought help from intimacy coach Michaela Boehm in a YouTube advice session .
In a video first shared to her Goop members , and now posted on YouTube , the couple opened up about their relationship , while Gwyneth admitted many adults will be suffering from sexual frustration .
The Hollywood star admitted : “ We 're lucky that we have a really solid relationship but we 're also in the house with the kids and it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ two children , Apple , 15 , and Moses , 13 , who the actress says are struggling while not seeing their friends .
The video , titled How Do You Find Intimacy In Uncertain Times ?
, showed the couple spend almost an hour telling Michaela about their family tensions .
Gwyneth explained her children , who she are fathered by ex husband Chris Martin , are struggling , saying : “ I think we all feel , especially my teenagers right now , are feeling really pent in .
– especially @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
“ We 're really following the strict guidelines so she 's not able to see people she usually sees , so it gets fractious in moments .
“ So there 's definitely tensions in the house , and we have the added dynamic of step-parent , and I think there is quite a lot of stress that comes from trying to recalibrate to this new normal and new level of proximity.
” She then revealed her and Brad 's lack of privacy in their mansion is bringing a bit of an issue @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it 's sort of like , ‘ Where do you go as a couple when you 're all in the house and you 've got dogs , and work , and work from home ’ .
It 's like , What are you supposed to do ?
’ ” Looking for advice , Gwyneth asked Michaela what people being “ resistant to intimacy ” and feeling a drop in libido due to increased anxiety during lockdown should do , claiming she was asking for “ a friend ” .
“ I had a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ knows we are going to speak today , ” the actress asked .
“ She asked me to ask you… she 's having a real hard time feeling sexual and it 's not usually an issue but during this time she 's having really hard time with it .
“ She said a couple of her friends are also having this .
What do you recommend for women to get back in touch with their sexuality ?
” Michael advised : “ Most women I 've talked to are not feeling very sexual @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stress goes into survival mode' “ Food , comfort and eating sweets to up the body fat ; most women are reporting these are the things they want to do .
They do n't want so much pleasure .
“ Opening to pleasure leads to all others sorts of emotions .
It 's fairly normal for women to have emotional response in the context of sexual pleasure and orgasm , crying , even anger things like that . '
But the coach – who has previously talked about sex at Goop events – @ @ @ @ @ @ @ back in a couple of weeks when “ boredom kicks in ” .
She advised those on lockdown indulge in “ self care , beauty , which is n't frivolous at a time like this , dressing in ways that feel particularly good and making the extra effort ” and recommend people “ engage with their senses ” .

Gwyneth Paltrow opened up about her relationship, admitting many adults will be suffering from sexual frustration during lockdown
Gwyneth Paltrow has hinted she’s feeling sexually frustrated while in coronavirus isolation with her husband Brad Falchuk.
The couple have sought help from intimacy coach Michaela Boehm in a YouTube advice session.
In a video first shared to her Goop members, and now posted on YouTube, the couple opened up about their relationship, while Gwyneth admitted many adults will be suffering from sexual frustration.
The Hollywood star admitted: “We're lucky that we have a really solid relationship but we're also in the house with the kids and it's pretty close quarters.”
She has two children, Apple, 15, and Moses, 13, who the actress says are struggling while not seeing their friends.
Image: GOOP/Youtube) GOOP/Youtube)
The video, titled How Do You Find Intimacy In Uncertain Times?, showed the couple spend almost an hour telling Michaela about their family tensions.
Gwyneth explained her children, who she are fathered by ex husband Chris Martin, are struggling, saying: “I think we all feel, especially my teenagers right now, are feeling really pent in. – especially Apple who is a really social creature.
“We're really following the strict guidelines so she's not able to see people she usually sees, so it gets fractious in moments.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
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“So there's definitely tensions in the house, and we have the added dynamic of step-parent, and I think there is quite a lot of stress that comes from trying to recalibrate to this new normal and new level of proximity.”
She then revealed her and Brad's lack of privacy in their mansion is bringing a bit of an issue, explaining: “As a couple it's sort of like, ‘Where do you go as a couple when you're all in the house and you've got dogs, and work, and work from home’. It's like, What are you supposed to do?’”
Looking for advice, Gwyneth asked Michaela what people being “resistant to intimacy” and feeling a drop in libido due to increased anxiety during lockdown should do, claiming she was asking for “a friend”.
“I had a good friend who follows your work and knows we are going to speak today,” the actress asked.
Image: GOOP/Youtube) GOOP/Youtube)
“She asked me to ask you… she's having a real hard time feeling sexual and it's not usually an issue but during this time she's having really hard time with it.
“She said a couple of her friends are also having this. What do you recommend for women to get back in touch with their sexuality?”
Michael advised: “Most women I've talked to are not feeling very sexual... the female body when put under stress goes into survival mode'
“Food, comfort and eating sweets to up the body fat; most women are reporting these are the things they want to do. They don't want so much pleasure.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
“Opening to pleasure leads to all others sorts of emotions. It's fairly normal for women to have emotional response in the context of sexual pleasure and orgasm, crying, even anger things like that.'
But the coach – who has previously talked about sex at Goop events – said the desire for pleasure would come back in a couple of weeks when “boredom kicks in”.
She advised those on lockdown indulge in “self care, beauty, which isn't frivolous at a time like this, dressing in ways that feel particularly good and making the extra effort” and recommend people “engage with their senses”.


thedailymirror--2020-04-02--Matt Lucas confirms Little Britain comeback and coronavirus might actually help

Matt Lucas has confirmed Little Britain is making a comeback - and coronavirus might actually help the process .
The comedian previously revealed they were in discussions with Netflix for a new series of the popular sketch show .
Speaking on tonight 's The One Show , Matt said he was messaging David Walliams most days and planning a possible TV series , podcast or stage show .
He said : `` We message each other most days and send each other those silly memes everybody sends .
We 're getting on well and thinking what we can do with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ t know what it will be .
Could it be a podcast ?
A series on TV ?
A stage show ?
Also he ’ s very busy doing Britain 's Got Talent and writing his books . ''
`` I 've got another job booked that you ’ ll know about Alex , '' added Matt , who was referring to their appearance on Bake Off .
He continued : `` We ’ ve just got to find the time .
We definitely will do .
We just do n't know how @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lockdown had given them a good opportunity to sort out their plans .
Matt revealed that he had been spending his time in isolation making soup .
He is also raising money for NHS trusts across the UK by releasing his Baked Potato song from Shooting Stars .
Matt said : `` I did it about 20 years ago .
It 's a very odd , strange , I like to think slightly pointless song .
`` I was watching the news last week and people were still going out to bars and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the lyrics for Baked Potato to show you what to do in this current crisis . ''
Matt previously revealed that reports that the pair were in discussions with Netflix about reviving their show .
He told The Zoe Ball Breakfast Show on BBC Radio 2 : `` It might happen .
We had a conversation with them a while ago so the seed was planted in our heads .
`` We 'd love to bring it back in some way at some point .
`` We 're both quite busy boys but @ @ @ @ @ @ @ other ) and one idea was to maybe do a stage show of it again ... '' We do n't know .
It may come back .
I think it will come back in some form .
`` We 're just still figuring out what that will be . ''
*The One Show airs weekdays on ITV at 7pm

Matt Lucas confirms Little Britain comeback - and coronavirus might actually help
Matt Lucas confirms Little Britain comeback - and coronavirus might actually help
Comedian Matt Lucas said he was messaging David Walliams most days and planning a possible TV series, podcast or stage show
Matt Lucas confirms Little Britain comeback - and coronavirus might actually help
Matt Lucas has confirmed Little Britain is making a comeback - and coronavirus might actually help the process.
The comedian previously revealed they were in discussions with Netflix for a new series of the popular sketch show.
Speaking on tonight's The One Show, Matt said he was messaging David Walliams most days and planning a possible TV series, podcast or stage show.
He said: "We message each other most days and send each other those silly memes everybody sends. We're getting on well and thinking what we can do with Little Britain.
"We don’t know what it will be. Could it be a podcast? A series on TV? A stage show? Also he’s very busy doing Britain's Got Talent and writing his books."
Image: BBC) BBC) Image: BBC) BBC)
"I've got another job booked that you’ll know about Alex," added Matt, who was referring to their appearance on Bake Off.
He continued: "We’ve just got to find the time. We definitely will do. We just don't know how."
Alex then admitted the coronavirus lockdown had given them a good opportunity to sort out their plans.
Matt revealed that he had been spending his time in isolation making soup.
He is also raising money for NHS trusts across the UK by releasing his Baked Potato song from Shooting Stars.
Matt said: "I did it about 20 years ago. It's a very odd, strange, I like to think slightly pointless song.
"I was watching the news last week and people were still going out to bars and restaurants so I thought I'd rewrite the lyrics for Baked Potato to show you what to do in this current crisis."
Image: BBC) BBC)
Matt previously revealed that reports that the pair were in discussions with Netflix about reviving their show.
He told The Zoe Ball Breakfast Show on BBC Radio 2: "It might happen. We had a conversation with them a while ago so the seed was planted in our heads.
"We'd love to bring it back in some way at some point.
Image: BBC) BBC)
"We're both quite busy boys but we're speaking often (to each other) and one idea was to maybe do a stage show of it again...
"We don't know. It may come back. I think it will come back in some form.
"We're just still figuring out what that will be."
*The One Show airs weekdays on ITV at 7pm