News about David Icke

On Monday, Icke (right), a 71-year-old woman, told fans that she had fought a "stoic war against a long illness." Kerry (left) died in hospital on the Isle of Wight, surrounded by her family and her partner Ede; her two children and her family survive. Fans of Icke's tribute (inset) received an outpouring of sympathetic messages, and more than 17,000 times have been 'liked.'

Conspiracy theorists reportedly held talks at the Freedom Music Festival in Netherfield, East Sussex, which culminated in them discussing their theories at the festival, which was described as a family-friendly event. Children terror crimes such as the 7/7 bombings in London and the 9/11 attacks in New York were apparently based within the government and that President John F Kennedy's assassination was a lie, according to reports. Other speakers at the conference went as far as claiming that the savage murder of British soldier Fusilier Lee Rigby, who was hacked to death by Islamic militants in 2013, was a hoax. Michael Manoel Chaves, who proudly boasts that he is one of the UK's best conspiracy theorists, led the discussion on Fusilier Rigby's assassination, according to The Times, he showed those in attendance horrific blood splatter photos when questioning the 25-year-old's murder.

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: King Charles's alarm bells have ringed in the art world, as he lowered Buckingham Palace thermostats to 19C, two degrees below the recommended setting for paintings like the late Queen's favorite, Rembrandt's The Shipbuilder and his Wife. As rooms come back to use after refurbishment, they, along with Vermeer's Lady at the Virginals and Rubens' Milkmaids, are re-hung. Curators estimate that 21-24 degrees is the optimum temperature for painting at their best, with potential injury if temperatures are too high or too cold. Surely the Surveyor of the King's Pictures would know that? Alas, this column was decommissioned in 2020.

After filming a video of CCTV at a security kiosk (right), an ex-RAF security guard apologised for espionage at the British Embassy in Berlin and told a judge, 'I am disgusted with myself.' David Ballantyne Smith (left) confessed to photographing classified information at the embassy four years before being caught in a sting by Russian operatives working for the MI5 in 2021. The 58-year-old pled guilty to eight charges under the Official Secrets Act in November last year by committing an act prejudicial to the state's safety or interest.

On BBC Breakfast, a group of current and former stars made their names, which is this month. Frank Bough and Selina Scott appeared on the show in 1983, while the likes of Kirsty Wark, Jeremy Paxman, and Fern Britton appeared in the 1980s. David Icke (inset on the show in 1983) a former footballer, appeared as a sports presenter on the show, before claiming that the world is run by lizard-like animals masquerading as world leaders. Diana Moran, the 'Green Goddess' fitness specialist, took to Royal Navy vessel HMS Brazen (top right) and put the entire ship's crew through a keep fit session. When Rod Hull and his 'Emu' arrived in the 1980s, they caused a riot (bottom right). Since the show was redesigned and rebranded in 2000, there have been some similar scenes, including when sports commentator Mike Bushell (left) plunged into a swimming pool while interviewing England's Commonwealth Games medalists in 2018.

Icke, 70, who died in 2021, is a prominent promoter of the belief that a species of lizard people has taken over the Earth by posing as human leaders. He was previously barred from tweeting misinformation regarding Covid-19, and some of his posts suggested that Jewish people and 5G cellphone towers were involved in the pandemic. In Europe's passport-free Schengen travel zone, a Dutch government order has barred Icke from 26 countries. The former footballer of Coventry City and Hereford United (pictured bottom left with the Hereford team in the 1970s) called the ban a "extraordinary, over-the-top reaction," according to his website.'

ALEXI MOSTROUS: The school seemed to be a cosy home-from-home environment that was ideal for nurturing young children. However, it was to become the center of a sinister conspiracy theory that sparked lurid charges of sexual assault around the world, upending both students' and parents' lives. The individuals on the list were said to be Satanists who had sex with children and practiced child sacrifice, according to the author. They drank their victims' blood and danced around with baby's skulls.

Trans activists have chastised Graham Linehan, 54, whose writing credits also include The IT Crowd, for his defense of women's rights and promoting biological sex. Mr Linehan appeared on the BBC's Newsnight programme in 2020 (inset) to voice his doubts regarding trans activists and the NHS's controversial Tavistock child transgender clinic. However, the brief interview with host Sarah Smith quickly devolved into acrimony as the journalist chastised him for raising the 'toxicity' of the discussion. She also said he'd likened young people who are confused about their gender identity with 'Nazi concentration camps'. Mr Linehan, who spoke with MailOnline columnist Dan Wootton earlier this week, said Newsnight had conducted a "hit piece" and continued "trans activists' movement to end my life." They did this by'making me look like I had gone insane,' and said they treated him like he was conspiracy theorist David Icke. Mr Linehan also discussed how Pink News, a LGBT news website, had published'more than 75' articles about him since he first started speaking out about it. However, the actor said he has since been 'victimized' following the announcement that the Tavistock clinic would close its doors after a damning study revealed that it was 'not safe' for children.

Matt Preston has an unexpected opinion about fellow My Kitchen Rules co-star Nigella Lawson. The celebrity food critic weighed in on what the 62-year-old British celebrity cook is really like behind the scenes of the Channel Seven reality show on Tuesday morning.

On Wednesday, Abbie Chatfield revealed that there was one person she didn't want to see on The Masked Singer stage. In an interview with Yahoo Lifestyle, the reality television actress, 27, was adamant that she never intended to see celebrity chef Pete Evans underneath one of the costumes. I barely survived having a chat with him on I'm A Celebrity two years ago when he first introduced the Nazi meme,' she said.

Fans of Kitchen Rules are rejoicing Nigella Lawson's debut on the Channel 7 show. During the premiere of the series, the British food writer, 62, took to social media to thank Nigella, as well as the show, calling it a'major improvement.'