GB NewsEamonn Holmes has hit out at ‘horrible’ celebrities[/caption]
YouTube / Things We Like with Eamonn & PaulEamonn and Paul Coyte welcomed Ray Winstone to their podcast[/caption]
While speaking to guest Ray Winstone, Eamonn opened up on inner-workings in the industry.
He said: “If I don’t like someone, they’ll know I don’t like them.
“And there’s so many horrible people that you end up… people say, “He’s lovely, he’s fantastic”.
“They’ll say to me, ‘What’s that Ray Winstone like?’ and I’ll say, ‘He is lovely, he is fantastic’.
“People won’t believe me because I wouldn’t say if you weren’t.
“There are so many who are just false, false, false.”
The incident ultimately led to Ruth making a complaint over his behaviour to ITV.
Previously speaking about it, Eamonn said: “Phillip is renowned for snubbing people.
“He’s very passive-aggressive. It’s up to Ruth to say how she felt, but I was feeling hurt for her. No one would have snubbed me like that.
“I have a good Belfast street fighter in me… I would be direct. I don’t go for presenters who think they have a special privilege or aura or influence.”
FormerGMTVhosts,Eamonn, 65, andAnthea, 64, seemed all smiles in theInstagrampost.
The Northern Irishman affectionately placed a hand over Anthea’s shoulder.
Eamonn captioned the snap: “We’re the same age @antheaturner and I and have had careers of similar length but my paper round must have been harder than hers! Top Girl.”
Channel 4Sharmayne gets tearful during a sex party in the next episode of Open House[/caption]
Channel 4She tells husband Jamie she’s feeling overwhelmed[/caption]
Surrounded by glamorously dressed couples and singletons, Sharmayne, 26, admits to her husband Jamie, 29, that it’s all a bit too much.
She tells him: “I’m feeling a bit overwhelmed.”
He responds: “Do you want to take a little break?”
The pair head outside for some fresh air and Sharmayne immediately becomes tearful.
She says: “I just feel overwhelmed. It’s just a bit much for me, the whole situation.”
Showing compassion, Jamie reassures her: “We’re not obligated to do anything. This is our journey.”
Sharmayne continues: “I’m just uncomfortable.”
Their Open House future is left hanging in the balance with Jamie asking: “Where do we go from here?”
Confused Sharmayne says: “I don’t know if I’m going to be able to hold myself together now.
“I really don’t want to do it. I just want to go home.”
Her reaction to the unconventional world of swinging isn’t unusual on the show. Often one or both parties in a relationship are left grappling with their emotions as their significant other hooks up with third parties.
Last week, non-monogamy expert Effy Blue suggested couple Tom and Lauren get intimate with other people.
After returning to their room, Lauren told Tom: “Don’t be nervous.
“You absolutely got this.”
Lauren admitted it was her idea to take part on the show – saying she felt like they had been “thrown in at the deep end”.
She told the camera: “But to be able to have him to have the confidence that we can go off, have our fun, come back to each other at the end of the night and it’s absolutely insane.”
Things got too intense for Tom, who retreated to the bathroom to be sick.
The narrator then said: “But the thought of flying solo entirely naked isn’t sitting well with Tom.”
Channel 4The reaction causes a stir among the guests[/caption]
Channel 4It had been Sharmayne’s idea to take part in the show[/caption]
Lat week Tom vomited after being told partner Lauren must sleep with another manThe Great Sex Experiment
Tom could be heard vomiting in the toilet and looked distressed.
He confessed: “This is going to be horrible,’ to which Lauren replied: “I just want to cuddle you.”
Tom added: “I feel absolutely petrified and sick.”
The week before, there were more tears when couple Alana and Alex had a threesome with another woman called Georgie.
After the deed was done, Alex struggled with how intense Georgie and Alana’s connection had been.
He could be seen silently crying in bed as his girlfriend fell asleep.
Open House continues tomorrow night on Channel 4 at 10pm
2 weeks agoBlogsComments Off on Club World Cup clash SUSPENDED as fans and commentators told to leave stands and ‘get inside’
PALMEIRAS’ Club World Cup clash with Al-Ahly has been suspended due to lightning in the area.
The Brazilians led 2-0 on 62 minutes, when English referee Anthony Taylor was forced to stop the game in New York.
Anthony Taylor waved both sides back in
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2 weeks agoBlogsComments Off on Man, 18, pleads guilty to dangerous driving causing death in crash that killed teen girl passenger, 15, in Wicklow
A YOUNG man has appeared in court over a fatal road accident in Baltinglass, Co Wicklow last year in which a 15-year-old girl was killed.
The 18-year-old from west Wicklow, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, pleaded guilty at a sitting of Wicklow Circuit Criminal Court to a charge of dangerous driving causing death.
The offence occurred at Slaney Park, Baltinglass, Co Wicklow on May 5, 2024.
Molly Dempsey, 15, from Whitehall Park, Baltinglass, Co Wicklow, who was a passenger in the car driven by the accused, suffered fatal injuries in the single-vehicle collision.
The driver, who was uninjured in the incident, was arrested at the scene of the crash by gardai.
The defendant, who was accompanied to court by his father, also pleaded guilty to two related charges of driving without insurance and driving without a driving licence.
There were emotional scenes in the courtroom as members of the victim’s family wept openly as the charges were read out by the court registrar.
Judge Terence O’Sullivan noted that the accused had entered an early guilty plea to the charges.
He remanded the young man on continuing bail and directed that a probation report be prepared for the case.
Counsel for the DPP, James Kelly BL, also applied for a victim impact statement to be provided by a member of the deceased’s family.
The judge adjourned the case until early October to fix a date for a sentencing hearing.
Molly, the youngest of nine children in her family, was a student at Scoil Chonglais in Baltinglass.
Her death was the third tragedy to strike her family as her parents, Nigel and Mary, also previously suffered the deaths of two of their sons – Roy in 2007 aged 13 and Killian in 2016 aged 16.
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2 weeks agoBlogsComments Off on I worked late shifts at a Land Rover factory but hated it so much it inspired my Olympic dream, says Galal Yafai
GALAL YAFAI would be so tired from training that he would nod off during his factory shifts – but he never slept on his Olympic dream.
The pint-sized flyweight had to watch older brothers Kal and Gamal win titles in the professional ranks while he worked overnight for Land Rover.
PAGalal Yafai won Olympic gold in 2021[/caption]
And juggling the exhausting shifts with training almost caused him to throw in the towel on his boxing career – before he got on the Team GB squad.
Yafai, 32, told SunSport: “It was a Land Rover factory in Solihull, they’ve got a big factory there that build the Land Rovers Discoveries and Defenders.
“So I was working there, delivering the parts and whatnot for like three years in the factory. So it’s full time it’s proper work, it weren’t part time.
“So I kind of had to juggle boxing and work at the same time for three/four years and I actually got to a point where I was going to quit boxing.
“I just thought, you know what, I’m 22, 23, now, I’m enjoying life. I’m going out and getting paid. I got my apartment with my brother and I was just enjoying life.
“But just the stress of work too, it was getting hard to juggle boxing so luckily I got onto the Great Britain team, just before I decided to leave.”
Yafai would train from 5pm, clock in for work at 8pm and finish sometimes at 7am – before doing it all again.
He hated it so much that the boxer was inspired to go to the Olympics – just so he could finally hand in his P45 after sleeping on the job.
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Yafai said: “It was just a nightmare. I’d have to train and go straight to work and do an eight-nine hour shift. I used to dread going into work.
“I remember I used to see my brothers boxing, as pros and think, ‘Oh, they’re so lucky to get to just box for a living. I have to go to work and I have to train as well.’
“It was hard training too so I’d have to to box and go straight to work, which was a nightmare, and do an eight hour shift.
“I remember I’d fall asleep on my little buggy, I used to drive a buggy around and I used to fall asleep on there sometimes and some of the gaffers would go mad at me.
“But yeah, I just thought, ‘You know what, I need to stick at this because I could do something.’ And thank God it worked out.”
Yafai packed up his job and became a full-time amateur boxer for Team GB – earning a spot on the 2020 Tokyo team.
And after winning gold, Yafai turned pro a year later with Eddie Hearn and the hopes of replicating older brother Kal – the ex-WBA world champion.
And Yafai made a super-quick start in the paid ranks – boxing in a ten-rounder for the WBC International title in his very first bout.
He said: “Me and my coach thought I was good enough to start off in ten rounders.
I used to drive a buggy around and I used to fall asleep on there sometimes and some of the gaffers would go mad at me.
Galal Yafai
“And Eddie said, ‘Well, why not go for an international title?’ We were like, ‘Brilliant.’
“But I want to get to a world title, so any minor title in between is, yeah, not too bad, I won’t put it up on my mantelpiece, but it’s nice to have.
“It just so happened to be WBC International and hopefully I’ll be fighting for the WBC full title soon.”
Yafai returns on Saturday in his home of Birmingham against Francisco Rodriguez Jr, Mexico’s former WBO champ.
Awaiting the winner is a shot at unified WBA and WBC champion Kenshiro Teraji.
Yafai said: “I’d expect it, but you never know in boxing. Rodriguez is a top five competitor.
“He’s a former champion, he fought the best of the best, so it’s not an easy fight. People don’t really know him too well but I can’t look past him.
“He’s a really good fighter and that’s the thing nowadays, if people don’t know who you’re fighting, they don’t think they’re that good, which is the biggest mistake someone can make because he’s a really good fighter but he’s just not hugely well known here.
“I’m not looking past him. He’s a great fighter and hopefully I can get rid of him Saturday.”
Instagram / matchroomboxingGamal Yafai, Galal, amateur coach Frank O’Sullivan and Kal[/caption]
2 weeks agoBlogsComments Off on Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler back PGA Tour’s bold NFL-style shake-up with Brian Rolapp set to take over
Incoming PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp has received an early vote of confidence from top players Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler.
The news of the appointment came ahead of this week’s Travelers Championship at TPC River Highlands in Connecticut.
Brian Rolapp is set to take the reigns as PGA Tour CEO by the end of the yearAnd he’s been backed by the word”s number one and two pleyers – Scottie and Rory
Rolapp, who brings over 20 years of experience from the NFL where he served as chief media and business officer.
He will officially take over from current commissioner Jay Monahan in 2026.
Monahan, who has held the role for a decade, is expected to assist with a smooth transition.
The Grand Slam champion said: “He’s certainly said all the right things and he has an amazing background with two decades in the NFL.
“He’s helped them expand internationally and help them become the behemoth they have become.
“For him to bring that experience, I think it will be amazing and it’s great that Jay is there to help with the smooth transition.”
Rolapp addressed the PGA Tour membership earlier in the week before world number one Scheffler was left encouraged by the appointment.
The 2025 PGA champion said: “I think it’s exciting to have some new leadership. The first time I heard him speak was yesterday, so I really don’t know much about him.
“I liked what I heard yesterday. Our board and Jay have put a lot of research into finding his successor and to get someone from high up in the NFL is pretty cool.
“He has a lot of experience and some new thought processes he can bring to the tour. I think it’s exciting.”
Rolapp’s focus is expected to centre on strengthening the Tour’s commercial model and global reach at a time of unprecedented change within professional golf amid the ongoing LIV Golf divide.
2 weeks agoBlogsComments Off on M4 traffic: Road blocked after car fire leaves smoke billowing across motorway and traffic stopped
DRIVERS have been warned of traffic chaos building on the M4 this evening.
Bumper-to-bumper queues have formed on the major motorway after a horror car fire erupted.
Two lanes were shut down on the M4 westbound between J34 A4119 (Miskin) and J35 A473 (Pencoed).
A National Highways South-West spokesperson said: “#M4 westbound between J16 #Swindon and J17 #Cirencester #Chippenham #Wiltshire TRAFFIC STOPPED Vehicle fire, @DWFireRescue on scene. Delays building (currently 30 mins).”
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InstagramEric opened up about his recent procedure with fans[/caption]
InstagramThe star was glowing after his ‘bbl’[/caption]
Today, Eric took to his Instagram to give fans an insight into how he is able to get his face TV ready.
The dad-of-one was in a local cosmetic clinic in Donegal, where he sat down in the doctor’s chair to begin his procedure.
Eric showed off to his fans a 3D print of his face that the doctor had on her iPad, which allowed Eric to see the full results of the procedure before he had even started it.
Once he was happy with the potential results, Eric leaned back into the chair – where the doctor began his ‘bbl’.
She explained that bbl stands for: “Broadband light.”
Eric continued: “It’s going to make me look youthful.”
His doctor added: “It [the procedure] is going to target some of the redness and we are also going to use the X to tighten up the pores.”
And Eric was quick to rebut, joking: “I don’t have that many pores.”
The doctor agreed and started on the presenter’s face by placing some goggles on his eyes to keep them safe.
Next she scanned Eric’s face with a red light and began the micro needling procedure the only invasive part of his procedure.
Before he knew it, the procedure was over and Eric was enjoying his face mask.
His face was now notably glowing and looked completely refreshed as he showed off the results just hours after getting it done.
Giving his fans a final update, he said: “That’s me done, my face is a little redder and it might swell over the next day or two. It might get a bit flakey, but then I’ll be glowing.”
