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A VIOLENT drug dealer dodged deportation as his daughter thought she might be transgender.

The 48-year-old Jamaican was allowed to stay under European human rights laws, despite being jailed multiple times.

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A violent drug dealer, who has been granted anonymity by the courts, dodged deportation as his daughter thought she might be transgender[/caption]

The dad of three, granted anonymity by the courts, was convicted of dealing crack and heroin and also attacked his partner in front of his kids.

He was jailed for three-and-a-half years in 2021 — his fifth spell in prison since arriving in the UK in 1991.

Known only as “GH”, he appealed against a Home Office deportation order after his release.

His lawyers argued one of his children “became withdrawn” when he was in jail and “continued to struggle even after his release”.

They added: “The same child was experiencing issues with her gender identity, which she had only been able to discuss with her father.”

Judge CL Taylor controversially ruled GH should remain.

She said his right for a family life outweighed public interest under the European Convention on Human Rights.

The Home Office then unsuccessfully appealed against the decision at a hearing in London.

Reform MP Rupert Lowe blasted last night: “If you come to our country and commit serious crime, you should be deported.

“We do not care about the criminal’s right to a family life.”

Former Tory minister Sir Alec Shelbrooke added: “I am stunned by how poor a decision this is.

“We have to disentangle British law from the ECHR to stop decisions like these from being made.”

HOUSE of Commons speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle will appear in ITV soap Emmerdale tonight.

Sir Lindsay’s cameo sees him enter the fictional Yorkshire village’s Hide Bar & Bistro in a tweed jacket and wellies.

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Sir Lindsay Hoyle will appear in ITV soap Emmerdale tonight[/caption]

Playing a rambler, he compliments Laurel Thomas (Charlotte Bellamy) on her Yorkshire tea after ordering it.

Hoyle said: “Incredibly, Emmerdale has been on our screens for more than half a century – shining a light on the lived experience of others; entertaining viewers with its hard-hitting storylines, while also making a major economic contribution to the North.

“It has been an honour to help the cast celebrate the 10,000th episode of this enduring Yorkshire-based soap, with a visit to the Woolpack.

“As a Lancastrian, I am hugely impressed by the talent and warmth of our friends on ‘the other side’ of the Pennines.”

He visited the soap for its 10,000th episode in May 2024, but producers could not use his footage because of restrictions before the July election.

Since Emmerdale first broadcast on October 16 1972, there have been more than 150 deaths and 100 weddings.

Lindsay Hoyle, was elected Speaker on 4 November 2019, following the retirement of John Bercow.

He is also an MP for Chorley and has received a knighthood.

SCOTT Thomas’ furious brother Ryan has made a massive u-turn about his stance on someone in the villa.

The hunk’s brothers are famous soap actors Ryan Thomas and his twin Adam Thomas – and they both love to share their reactions online of Scott’s Love Island stint.

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Ryan Thomas reacted to tonight’s episode in realtime[/caption]

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Ryan, who starred in Coronation Street as Jason Grimshaw, is the eldest of the brothers at 40 years old.

While Love Island hunk Scott and Adam, who starred in Emmerdale as Adam Barton, are twins who are both 36 years old. 

But it is Ryan who has made a u-turn on his opinion on someone in the villa – Luca Bish.

Just mere days ago we reported that Ryan shared how Luca was his “favourite” Love Island: All Stars contestant when he seemingly snubbed his brother.

Now, after a huge erupted between Scott and Luca, Ryan has branded him “snakey” in a scathing rant shared on Instagram.

“I’m sorry Luca,” Ryan could be heard saying as he sat on the sofa watching Love Island on Sunday night.

“That’s a snakey move, that. That is a snakey move to do that publicly. I am so upset with him,” he fumed.

In the next slide, Ryan said: “This is horrible, you know.”

He then later added: “I’ll be honest, wasn’t very fair that from Luca.

PUBLIC SPAT

“To do it publicly around a table like that, in front of all them people.”

Ryan then said: “Scott’s right, you know. I don’t think there’s any coming back from that.”

“I mean, it is ironic,” Ryan added, “On Friday night I’m going ‘come on, we need some drama’ and our Scott is in the middle of an absolute s***storm.”

This comes after tensions rose during a game of truth or dare when Scott said he’s had a truth he would ask Grace, but wouldn’t.

Luca instantly became annoyed and said: “Say it. If you want to go there, go there?”.

ROW ESCALATED

Scott insisted:“Bro I’m being respectful to you.” 

But the row escalated further and the other Islanders were forced to step in.

The group tried to continue playing after the first row, but things take a turn for the worst when Luca was dared to kiss who is in here for fame.

He kissed Scott on the cheek and said he thinks he wants to get far in the villa, adding “that’s why you’re with Tina and you’re not feeling it now”.

CONFIDING IN EACH OTHER

The row came after Scott confided in the boys about how he was really feeling about Tina – who he is coupled up with.

He said: “I dunno where I am… something’s stressing me out a little bit… when she’s in the garden I’m not wanting to rush over… this girl is so good for me and the fact I’m not buzzing p****s me off.”

Luca then said: “You can’t help how you feel, definitely keep that to yourself though.”

Scott agreed: “We’ll make a pact – don’t say anything to our girls cause if that gets back to Tina it needs to come from me.”

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Scott Thomas is 36 years old[/caption]

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Luca is 25 years of age[/caption]

FORMER Pussycat Doll Nicole Scherzinger is in peak shape as she exercises barefoot on a hill.

The Masked Singer panellist, 46, kicked off her shoes on a break in Hawaii from Broadway show Sunset Boulevard.

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Nicole Scherzinger stunned as she exercised barefoot on a hill[/caption]

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The Pussycat Doll star, 46, stars in Broadway show Sunset Boulevard[/caption]

She posted: “One of my favourite things is seeing the light on the horizon just before sunrise.

“Nature has a way of grounding you — reminding you to breathe deeply and stay in the present.”

Sunset Boulevard charts the tale of silent film star Norma, who enlists the help of an aspiring screenwriter to revive her Hollywood career.

Soon, the characters begin to discover feelings for each other.

Andrew Lloyd Webber revived the show in the West End last year, casting Nicole and Tom, who have already won Oliviers for their performances.

Now, the Broadway version is creating a real buzz as one of the ‘hottest tickets in New York’.

American Nicole won the Laurence Olivier Award for Best Actress in a Musical and earned $1million in sales in the first week of October.

MOST of us think people who play loud music on their phones are rude — but we are too scared to tell them, a survey shows.

Eight in 10 hate it when others blare out videos and tunes on transport or in public spaces.

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Most of us think people who play loud music on their phones are rude — but we are too scared to tell them, a survey shows[/caption]

And more than half of those surveyed said they witnessed it at least once a month, the poll revealed.

Four in ten believe the habit is on the rise — but six in ten say they would not ask the culprits to wear headphones out of fear of being ignored, shouted at or intimidated.

Among women, seven out of ten said they stayed silent worried about what would happen, the poll for survey specialist JL Partners found.

The company’s director, James Johnson, said the behaviour “has become a familiar nuisance for those of us who regularly travel on public transport”.

He went on: “But while most of us clearly think this behaviour is unreasonable or rude, we are unwilling to intervene as we are fearful of what may happen.”

TV presenter Kirstie Allsopp has described the noise nuisance rise as part of a wider “epidemic of selfish and rude behaviour”.

And Labour MP David Taylor told The Sun: “It is very concerning we are seeing this become more common.

“The public hate it.

“I will continue to ask ministers to look at possible ways to tackle noise nuisance, which may be especially harmful to some disabled people.”