News about Dan Wootton

The American Beauty and House Of Cards star, 64, was acquitted of a number of sexual offences alleged by four men between 2001 and 2013, following a trial at Southwark Crown Court in July last year. But, he has been thrown back into the limelight once more, with new claims about his past behaviour being made in an upcoming two-part docuseries, Spacey Unmasked, premiering on Channel 4 later this month. Speaking about the new allegations with former GB News presenter Dan Wootton , Spacey denied that he ever 'told someone that if they give me sexual favours, then I will help them out with their career'. Despite taking 'full responsibility' for his past behaviour, the American star said he would not apologise to people 'making up' or exaggerating stories about him and blasted the new allegations as 'ridiculous' and 'completely offensive'.

He went from being the star of a sedate ITV drama to delivering a sexist rant on television. Ofcom has reported that the gruesome moment in which Laurence Fox verbally insulted journalist Ava Evans on Dan Wootton's GB News show was the most feared about the year's broadcast. It is followed by ITV's broadcast of the King's Coronation, in which Adjoa Andoh called the Royal balcony "very white," while one of ten complaints to the regularity body concern coverage of the Israel-Gaza conflict. This year, Ofcom reported that it had received 69,236 reports about 9,638 cases, which is almost double what it had received in 2022. On September 26, 8867 people complained about the GB News transmission, resulting in the dismissal of both Fox and Wootton.

If he'd have left the country if he'd made a mess of King Charles' Coronation, which he arranged as Earl Marshal, the Duke of Norfolk joked that he'd have stayed in Norfolk. Now, he has his work cut out for his daughter's wedding, Lady Isabel Fitzalan Howard, who's engaged to Donald McFarlan. Lady Isabel, 29, tells me, 'We're both really excited.' 'We attended a mutual friend's wedding and are planning a winter wedding.'

On Friday, an under-fire Laurence Fox was seen enjoying a Mayfair pub after a rough week in which he was arrested on suspicion of attempting to damage Ulez cameras and banned from GB News. Fox, 45, was seen entering and leaving the premises and being seen in the company of Gordon Davies, a former member of the Reclaim Party that the late presenter founded, and was confirmed in the organisation of Gordon Davies, a member of the Reclaim Party. It's the first time the actor-turned-presenter has been seen since being released from a police station on Wednesday night, after a video of Metropolitan Police officers searching his house was posted. Fox was arrested after a video rant in which he is suspected of encouraging others to damage Ulez cameras by threatening to cut them down with an angle grinder. While in police custody, GB News also released a statement to confirm his sacking and that colleague Calvin Robinson, following sexual comments Fox made about journalist Ada Evans on Dan Wootton 's show - including saying: 'Who'd want to sh*g that?' Dan Wootton is now being prosecuted by the channel, but it has been suspended.

Following a string of scandals and unprecedented viewer complaints, GB News chiefs held emergency talks at the weekend, as the channel battles for its future. According to regulator Ofcom, 12 probes have been launched into the radio company, including one looking at the actor Laurence Fox's sexist on-air remarks last week. Dan Wootton's suspension after making a female political journalist led to the deposition of Fox and host Dan Wootton. More than 7,300 viewers have expressed skepticism. Investors and executives from GB News are believed to have been in touch this weekend to decide how to proceed amid the bad news.

Reverend Calvin Robinson, a suspended GB News TV presenter, has won an out-of-court deal from the Royal Academy of Dance after being barred from a senior role for opposing a drag queen storytelling session for children. Mr Robinson, 37, was awarded £8,000 after the RAD barred him from its education subcommittee for protesting what he considered to be minor sexual abuse. It came after he attended a rally organized by the conservative group Turning Point UK against the film, starring drag queen That Girl, which was held at a pub in South London earlier this year. The demonstration erupted into a violent clash of LGBT activists. On GB News, Robinson reported on the demonstrations surrounding his Calvin's Common Sense Crusade.

As he continued to criticize the show, Fox reported that he was unable to'speak freely' about it. Fox News has reported that Fox has been suspended after it came under fire for remarks made by Fox when he appeared on Dan Wootton's Tuesday show. Wootton was also barred from the channel for his participation in the interview shortly after. 'Just finished my GB News show trial,' he said in a X post, formerly known as Twitter.' I'm referring to a disciplinary hearing. Meanwhile, Fox has already announced his next appearance: a demonstration against Drag Queen Story Hour outside the Honour Oak pub in London. Laurence Fox struggled to make himself understood at a gathering of people who had come out in favor of the local LGBT+ group during the demonstration.

Following the Laurence Fox controversy, Reverend Calvin Robinson (left) posted on X, formerly Twitter, that he had been barred from GB News. Fox was suspended from the channel after he made a series of remarks on the programme about political correspondent Ava Evans, which included asking 'who would want to s**g that?' On Tuesday, the university released a tweet on Tuesday. Angelos Frangopoulos, the GB News boss, apologized to Ms Evans for remarks that said, "should not have gone to air" and should have been "properly chastised" on Friday morning.

Laurence Fox (inset) made a series of remarks about political reporter Ava Evans, including asking "who wants to s**g that?" on Dan Wootton's GB News show on Tuesday. On BBC Radio 4's Today programme this morning, Amol Rajan (right) asked whether Fox had been deleted from GB News or just suspended, beginning his interview with Angelos Frangopoulos (left). The executive denied the affair for the first time, saying, 'We have a due process to follow, so Laurence Fox has been suspended, there's an investigation underway, and we anticipate it to be concluded quickly.'

Following around 7,300 reports, media watchdog Ofcom has launched an investigation into GB News into Laurence Fox's sexist rant. Fox (right) was suspended on Wednesday after he was condemned for saying 'Who would want to sh*g that?' Ava Evans, a female political journalist, is the subject of a series of sexist remarks about her (inset). Following Dan Wootton Tonight's episode (Wootton is pictured, left), Ofcom was plagued with a barrage of allegations following the company's investigation. The Fox's sexual remarks sparked outrage across the political divide, with the broadcaster suspending him as well as Dan Wootton, the show's host.

After the Laurence Fox row, a Conservative MP told Ofcom that an investigation into his vulgar remarks should be "swift." Following a partisan comment made against female journalist Ava Evans on air, the media regulator has opened an investigation into the station. Fox's sexual remarks sparked controversies across the political divide, with the broadcaster halting Fox and Dan Wootton, the show's host, provoking indignation. Caroline Nokes, chair of the Commons Women and Equalities Committee, said there was a "real problem to answer" and that GB News should be 'taken off air.' She also chastised a number of her Conservative colleagues for'swanning away' to host shows on GB News, saying that it was "very odd" for MPs like Lee Anderson and Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg to do presenting gigs when they had a 'day job to do'. Ms Nokes was largely critical of GB News for displaying "blatantly misogynistic, old, and hideous attitudes," she wrote. On Tuesday's show, Fox attacked Joe reporter Ms Evans by saying 'Who would want to sh*g that?' Wootton elicited chuckles.

Fox was suspended on Wednesday a fter he was condemned for saying 'Who would want to s**g that?' In a sexist series of remarks about a female political journalist, I'm a female political journalist. Because of the fallout, GB News suspended star presenter Dan Wootton, who was hosting the show when the lewd remarks were made. Now a newly posted clip has revealed how Fox formerly was confronted by TV historian Doctor Tessa Dunlop on his show in December. Dr Dunlop, a former Twitter friend, tells Fox, 'Generally you poke with a stick.' Push the right-wing envelope as far as you can. You guys have disproportionately large platforms. I get little information about you, a doctor, but despite that, just a little girl, and you're in the process of looking for clicks.'

After Laurence Fox was banned for making derogatory remarks about a female reporter on the broadcaster's show, GB News suspended Dan Wootton today. Fox asked 'Who would want to sh*g that?' During last's Dan Wootton Tonight, Ava Evans, a political journalist for news website Joe, was interviewed in a segment about Ava Evans, a political journalist for news website Joe. Fox had already sluggish and apologized for Evans' remarks. Fox's remarks sparked widespread condemnation, including Wootton who apologised twice and said he'regretted' the interview. However, the tense actor remained defiant and revealed what seemed to be a private text conversation about the segment between him and Wootton that involved emojis. On the program, political activist Fox said, "We don't need these sort of feminist 4.0" who, he said, are "pathetic and embarrassing," adding: "Who would want to sh*g that?" He also called her a 'little woman' and asked: 'Show me a single self-respecting man that would like to climb into bed with that woman, ever, ever, who wasn't an Incel?'

Since jaw-dropping “double life” allegations against London-based columnist and media journalist Dan Wootton, the Daily Mail's digital news outlet's digital news outlet has been held, his work has stalled. Wootton is a well-known columnist and television presenter around the country. He writes for MailOnline — the Daily Mail's web hub — but also hosts a show on current events for the right-wing media company GB News. And Americans may remember him as the journalist who broke Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's "Megxit" from the royal family.

Anne Diamond, a television actress, has come to the conclusion she has been diagnosed with breast cancer and undergone a double mastectomy. In an interview with GB News tonight, the 68-year-old fought back tears as she admitted she was fighting the disease. She recalled how she was given the news by doctors on the same day she was given an OBE, saying it had been 'a hell of a ride,' when speaking with Dan Wootton on the channel. Anne, who now works with GB News, has been off air for nearly six months and is still undergoing 'tough' therapy for the condition, including radiotherapy. Despite this, she will return to work this weekend to host Breakfast with Stephen Dixon on the channel on Saturday.

When speaking to Dan Wootton on GB News on Thursday night, the former Loose Women actress, 63, pounced her distinction on the ex-This Morning star, 61, who screamed insult on him. Her remarks came just hours after Phillip said he is 'broken and ashamed,' but in his first interview after admitting to an affair.

Riz Possnett, a 19-year-old trans activist, lives in an upmarket Suffolk village complete with an open air swimming pool (left). During a speech by gender-critical academic Professor Kathleen Stock, the Oxford University student made news this week by gluing themselves to the Oxford Union stage (right) at the Oxford Union. Robert Possnett (inset), 61, of Riz' wealthy businessman father, has been detained several times for participating in climate change demonstrations.

Last night, friends of the young man, who earned a spot on ITV after asking Schofield for a job, said he was 'determined to be popular,' but after the breakup, he suffered a'significant downfall'. Images of the young man in a rural bed and breakfast have surfaced, and he has turned his back on a dazzling television career as a result of the scandal surrounding This Morning and Schofield.

When speaking with Dan Wootton on GB News on Wednesday evening, the television presenter, 42, broke her silence on the raging Phillip controversy. She reflected on an interview she did on This Morning in 2008, which saw Phillip, 61, question her about her slurred speech on air.

Riz Possnett, 19, mounted an outlandish protest during a gender-sensitive academic talk last night by gluing themselves to the front of the stage while wearing a T-shirt with the slogan "No more dead trans children." It comes just weeks after Possnett - who uses the pronouns they/them - appeared on Piers Morgan: Uncensored on TalkTV, calling for the abrogation of the monarchy, whom she referred to as "parasites." After hopping the security rope as part of an anti-monarchy demonstration earlier this year, Possnett was seen kissing their partner, eating snacks, and reading a copy of Prince Harry's Spare on the King's bed at Windsor Castle. On GB News, they clashed with Lady Victoria Hervey with Dan Wootton, arguing that they "I don't care" what happens to King Charles.

Holmes, a former This Morning host, has accused ITV of a "complete cover-up" of the affair, alleging that "those in authority must know" about it because the man will be ferried between Schofield's flat and studios in taxis that have been paid for by ITV. Of the company cabs that were removed from the star's house for his lover, ITV's bosses were chastised for shielding Phil and Holly over the young man, he said.'They should have known that and assumed.' It's a complete cover-up. Many in authority must know. They wanted to know what was going on and hoped they'd dodge the bullet, but they did and they do it often.' On GB News, Dan Wootton wondered if this was the end of Phil's controversies. 'I sit and I wonder why does Phillip Schofield give a statement to the Daily Mail that he lied,' he said. He lied to his employer, lied to his subpoena, and lied to his coworkers, according to ITV. He lied to his coworkers, lied to them, deceitfully. Why suddenly changed his tune? And if you lied once more, you lie again. You know, my father used to say that you can watch a robbery, but you can't watch a liar. And, as a result, you're left wondering what's truth and what's fiction with him.' Not only should Phillip go, but Holly should come after him out the door,' he said. I don't think Holly will ever be back on TV again.' Mr Holmes' remarks have raised serious concerns for Kevin Lygo, the ITV's chief television producer, and This Morning editor Martin Frizzell.

After getting a promotion that he didn't ask for, the ex-This Morning host said that the TV presenter, who has not been identified, was eventually shipped out to Loose Women.' After the affair ended, Mr Holmes said the young man was 'fragile,'alone, and short of cash, with Eamonn and his wife Ruth giving him extra work to increase his income, according to GB News' Dan Wootton. Mr Wootton said that the situation was made worse because Schofield's lover was compelled to reveal he was gay, which was something his family members had no idea. In addition, Eamonn said that ITV had no right to care for him because "everything at ITV was geared toward making Phillip and Holly happy." So no one else was counted.' Russell and I particularly loved him, and he's a "very good talent fella," he said, 'but we knew he wasn't in a bad mood."

Kim Woodburn has launched another ferocious attack on Holly Willoughby, threatening that the host be barred from This Morning. On Monday, the former cleaner, 81, appeared on GB News to seek her thoughts on the current scandal engulfing This Morning after Phillip Schofield's revelation that he lied about his affair with a much younger man. Woodburn replied after Dan Wootton's that Holly has begged to relaunch the show on her own next Monday, 'I bet she does. I bet she does.'

As they were unwittingly pulled into the drama surrounding Phillip Schofield's affair, the Loose Women team was left in a'difficult situation.' Schofield's young lover, a runner at ITV, had been on This Morning before being moved to Loose Women. Several members of the Loose Women panel are said to have been'unprecedented', with Dan Wootton noting that he talked to several of the ladies at the time and that the step was intended to make the young runner 'their problem.'