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She cosied up to Carl on a big green and black inflatable that was pulled by a jet ski and the couple modelled life jackets and grabbed on tight as they moved across the crystal clear water.

They returned home from a romantic trip only days ago, after a man was arrested over a brutal video ridiculing her disabled son Harvey.

The 42-year-old reality celeb was pictured alongside Carl as she boarded a seaplane back to the mainland.

Katie Price was seen in her wheelchair, with her two broken feet encased in sparkling orthopaedic boots, being wheeled to the aircraft.

It was a sad ending to the trip for the pair, who took the grand holiday in a bid to conceive the star’s sixth child.

A news outlet has revealed that a man has been apprehended and accused of sharing the offensive online video ridiculing Harvey, 18.

The unidentified 52-year-old was apprehended in a dawn raid at his residence in Hastings.

The video sees a female, who is thought to be playing Katie, saying: “If someone says something horrible to Harvey, what do we say?”

Her partner, wearing face paint, replied: “Hello you c***s.”

Katie wrote: “I’ve been sent this disgusting racist mockery p**s taking video about me and Harvey mocking his disabilities.

“Clearly planned hence the face painting! Does anybody know these disgusting humans as I will be reporting this to the police?

“Words cannot describe how upset I am, this is so cruel. These people need reporting.”

A news outlet is now backing Katie’s campaign to find the couple in the video and encouraging readers to get in touch if they have any information and a representative for Sussex Police said that a 52-year-old man from Hastings has now been apprehended by police investigating an offensive video posted on Twitter.

The police were made aware of the video about 8.40 pm on Wednesday, November 4 – a man was apprehended about 4.45 am on Thursday, November 5 on suspicion of sending by public communication net an insult that was vulgar, lewd and threatening in a message.

The man remains in police custody at this time.

However, it seems as if Katie Price has taken advantage of her son Harvey by taking money from a news outlet when these issues should be kept private.

A new man comes onto the scene and she’s off on holiday and I bet she’s the perfect mother when she’s sad and alone and this is why people have bad opinions of her. One moment she’s crying for help with Harvey and the next she’s relishing life with a new man.

I thought the talentless biddy was in a wheelchair? Mind you, this photo has the strumpet in her natural pose – on her back and legs spread open and she appears to be living the best life, especially for someone who’s supposed to be bankrupt, but you know what, my thoughts are with that poor inflatable at this difficult time, and was the inflatable made from her lips or her boobs?

But apparently, she was rushing home because of the video, but could afford a lavish holiday, but couldn’t afford to buy gym equipment for her son – and the mum of the year award goes to, wait for it, KATIE PRICE!

Gogglebox Hit By Ofcom Complaints

Gogglebox’s Pete Sandiford has found himself in hot water after dressing up in seductive underwear for a joke stunt on last week’s episode.

The funnyman, 26, had younger sister Sophie Sandiford grunting with stunned delight as he hobbled into their living room trussed up in a lacy black body, a tight zip-up mini skirt, fishnets and spiky black high heels.

Pete Sandiford finished off the outrageous look with a black curly wig and tried to sit down without flashing too much as Sophie shrieked with laughter.

Nearly stumbling as he made his way to safety, Pete moaned: “Oh my God, I’m going to have to take these heels off – how do women wear this s**t?”

“I look like a d * head, honestly – this outfit says: ‘I’m getting ck tonight’,” he quipped.

Sophie interjected to laugh, “That is the look we were going for”, as Pete hit back to insist: “Well it’s not the look I want to give off!”

But while most viewers found it hilarious, a handful furiously whined to TV watchdog Ofcom about the homophobic nature of Pete’s remarks and according to a news outlet, Ofcom confirmed eight of the 10 complaints received were primarily about alleged homophobic comments.

Two further complaints were made over Giles Woods’ portrayal of Bill Bailey as looking like a sex tourist on the previous weekend’s Strictly Come Dancing launch show.

Pete and his sister Sophie have become firmly entrenched in the Gogglebox family since joining the show in 2017 and the siblings have a strong bond and often have each other in fits of laughter on screen.

Last night saw a rare and emotional moment between them when Sophie broke down in tears after hearing plans for the second lockdown in England, which is set to continue until December 2.

Sophie works as a window dresser, and as the new lockdown has closed all non-essential shops, Sophie was utterly terrified she would lose her job.

As they watched Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s announcement, Pete asked: “What do they class as non-essential shops?”

Sophie answered: “If you don’t sell food, it’s just like last time. So my work will shut.”

“You alright?” he asked her, as he noticed she was silently sobbing.

“It’s just sad isn’t it,” she responded, brushing away her tears. “It’s just s**t for everybody, it’s going to get even worse, more people are going to lose their jobs and things like that, it’s just awful.”

Pete said as he touched her wrist: “Aww don’t get upset kid, don’t because you’ll set me off.”

Luckily, the pair were back to their usual pranks later in the episode, with Pete accidentally splitting his jeans while pretending to be Kim Kardashian.

There are numerous people out there that think these two are so comical and Pete didn’t do anything bad but have a giggle and entertain and at the moment, that’s what we all need.

It seems that we’re not allowed to have a laugh these days, but worrying yourself to death is encouraged, but we need a laugh with everything that’s going on – have people got nothing better to do with their lives than grumble?

These two are funny and have a great family bond and you could see that Sophie was so sympathetic when she was sobbing over the lockdown and how badly it affects folks, and her brother was so nice to her, and we actually shouldn’t listen to haters because it gives them a reason to get up in the mornings.

Rishi Sunak’s Furlough U-Turn Was Right – But It Was Forced By His Own Grave Mistakes

This week we have entered a second national lockdown, which has forced the chancellor, Rishi Sunak, to U-turn on extending the furlough scheme.

Both these outcomes the chancellor didn’t want and doggedly opposed for weeks.

He led the group of ministers in the cabinet who fought the circuit breaker when Labour supported it last month and he opposed Andy Burnham, the mayor of Greater Manchester, over the compensation package for those impacted by tighter coronavirus constraints.

The chancellor’s U-turns are not an issue in themselves – ministers should change their minds when their findings are shown to be incorrect.

The concern is the time it took for him to reach the right decision.

The lockdown delay has invariably cost lives that could have been saved and it will now require harsher constraints, and for longer, which will worsen the economic damage Rishi Sunak was endeavouring to sidestep.

During the first wave of the pandemic, the chancellor was widely lauded for acting decisively to protect livelihoods – intervening to ensure that Britain’s economic response was in step with the outbreak.

However, in this second wave, his response seems to be two steps behind the pace and behind his miscalculation is a false choice that Rishi Sunak has set up, between the health of the country and the economy.

No one denies that lockdowns are damaging to the economy. The numbers speak for themselves – a 20 per cent slump in output in the first month of the last lockdown – a projected 12 per cent contraction of the economy this year and an estimated 3 million unemployed by Christmas.

However, the alternative of soldiering on through the pandemic with no restrictive measures and the unavoidable increase in infections, hospitalisations and deaths is equally damaging economically, if not more so.

The loss of lives, the hysteria as people watch our health system collapse, the decline in confidence and the changes in behaviour as a cautious population restricts its social interactions, will have their own costs.

And this is the point, the dichotomy between our wellbeing and the economy is a totally false one.

A sound economy is one that works to protect people’s wellbeing, but while our lives and our health are under threat, the economy will never fully function.

The Government is supposed to represent the people and the press is supposed to research and document the truth, both are doing the opposite and this is one example of thousands whereupon the ruling Tory’s create misery and suffering amongst millions of people, then offer less than mediocre solutions to the myriads of problems they’ve made for themselves, and then claim hero status in doing so.

We are all living on borrowed time and money, this includes the Government – they won’t live forever, so why not live in comfort during this devastating time and print money and worry about the national debt later on – after all, it’s just money made out of paper.

Dominic Raab Self-Isolating After Coming Into Contact With Someone Who Has COVID

Foreign secretary Dominic Raab is self-isolating after coming into close contact with someone who tested positive for coronavirus.

He has not tested positive and it was not immediately apparent whether he was getting a test as he will have to isolate for 14 days even if it came back negative.

A source close to Dominic Raab said in a statement that the foreign secretary was informed that a person with whom he’d been in recent close contact with had tested positive for coronavirus.

And that in line with Government restrictions and NHS Track and Trace practices, the foreign secretary has taken prompt steps to self isolate for the required period and that he will not continue to work remotely during this time.

It’s understood that his period of quarantine has not disrupted any foreign travel planned for Dominic Raab, although he will be unable to attend the Remembrance Sunday events this weekend.

However, would we notice any difference from a gentleman who’s ineffectual, the same as his colleagues, whether isolating or not? And it was said that he was not going to continue to work remotely, but isn’t this a description of what cabinet does anyway?

And let’s be real, nobody’s going to notice if he’s missing and isn’t it strange that every time a member of the cabinet makes a fool of themselves, COVID gets them. Oh, he will be missed, won’t he, will he – probably not – Dominic who?

Although he’ll probably be as right as rain tomorrow – it appears to be a Tory thing.

Mother, 39, Drives Away From The Court Only Minutes After A Judge Banned Her From The Roads For Two Years

A woman was pictured driving away from the court only minutes after a judge banned her from the road for two years.

Simara Knopka, 39, headed the wrong way down a motorway and crashed head-on with another car on May 28 this year.

She was disqualified from driving at a trial at Manchester Crown Court but the mother, who has never passed a driving test or held a valid licence in the United Kingdom, was pictured behind the wheel as she left court.

She initially appeared to sit in the passenger seat of the car, before moving over to the driver’s seat and pulling out of a car park.

Simara Knopka, from Macclesfield, was spared jail by a judge who said he could punish her in the community instead.

The defendant, who is originally from Brazil and speaks Portuguese, was told numerous times in court she’d been banned from driving.

A Portuguese interpreter translated the information for her but the housekeeper appeared to drive while disqualified moments later.

The court was informed of how she visited a friend and consumed two glasses of wine before driving home at about 1.10 am on May 28.

She was driving her son’s Nissan Micra and only had a provisional UK driving licence.

Knopka learnt to drive in Brazil 17 years ago before moving to the United Kingdom three and a half years ago.

A judge heard she’d been taking driving lessons in the United Kingdom but had not passed a test.

On the morning of the incident, she used Google Maps on her phone to direct her home and joined the M60 at junction 15 on the wrong side of the road. This led to a head-on collision with another motorist who was leaving the motorway on the exit slip road.

Prosecutor Neil Ronan told the court how the collision caused the other driver’s car to flip over onto its roof and by the time police attended, ambulance crews were present but mercifully, it would appear that the other driver was relatively unscathed by the incident.

He said he was driving home from Manchester and took the exit to Bolton and immediately after joining saw the lights of the defendant’s Micra coming towards him. He said it was dark but said that the weather conditions were good and the defendant seemed to be straddling the middle two lanes.

Simara Knopka seems to think that it’s her right to do as she pleases and now appears to be laughing in the face of our justice system, but it now seems like that this woman needs some jail time to make her realise that she can’t do as she pleases – this woman could have caused an extremely nasty accident where someone could have been killed.

And why was she not immediately apprehended for going against the court’s decision? And did she not realise that a ban is instant or was she just disregarding the law? Maybe she thought that Big Brother (TV) was watching her.

NHS Worker Publicly Quits Asserting She Had No Work To Do For Three Weeks During The Pandemic

An NHS worker medic quit from her job in public in opposition to the coronavirus lockdown, also claiming the pandemic left her with no work to do for three weeks.

Shelley Tasker, 43, took to the streets of Truro in Cornwall where she aired her grievances with a loudspeaker to passersby.

Shelley Tasker is a part-time photographer and an ex healthcare assistant at Treliske Hospital, part of the Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust.

It comes as England was plunged into a second lockdown which will last for at least four weeks.

In the clip, the mum can be heard saying that she was publicly resigning and that she was wearing her uniform sadly for the last time.

She said that she loved her job and that those who had been following what had been going on, they’d done tasks, they’d organised protests and that they’d had a lot of flack.

She said that she’d had an email from work asking her what was going on, people were reporting her but unfortunately, she couldn’t lie anymore and she told the receptive crowd that on Friday in Treliske there were three people in with COVID and that there were no extra deaths, three, and that covered Treliske, West Cornwall and Hayle hospital.

And she said that the total deaths from those three hospitals in seven months was 76 people, and she also told the crowd that when she was working in the height of the pandemic she had no work for three weeks because there were no patients.

She said that’s about ten people a month over the last seven months and they had locked down, and in an interview with a news outlet, she said claims by the Government that the NHS is being overrun are all lies, and she said that they closed all of Cornwall down for three people in hospital.

She said they haven’t even died, they’ve supposedly got COVID, but a representative for Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust told a news outlet that they were in the middle of a once in a lifetime pandemic and it was unacceptable for anyone to spread lies which could be detrimental to people’s health, let along from somebody in a respected position.

The representative said that the public’s support for the NHS played a significant role in helping them handle the first wave of coronavirus, and as they face a possible second wave, it was important that their team and the public follow the latest public health guidance to help keep everyone safe.

But do we believe a word this Government has to say? They said the hospitals were going to be overwhelmed, yet the Nightingale Hospitals were barely used.

The NHS Nightingale Hospitals was announced in March 2020 and were intended to serve as temporary large-scale critical care hospitals providing cover for the expected increase in patients suffering from the coronavirus.

They were announced as part of a wide-scale reorganisation of NHS services to prepare for the pandemic and were named after the nurse, Florence Nightingale.

The NHS Nightingale Hospital London was first opened in April 2020, with the remainder being opened by May.

Many of the hospitals were opened by celebs or members of the Royal Family, including Ant and Dec, the Duchess of Cornwall and Sir Tom Moore and some of the Nightingale Hospitals reported to be able to hold up to 5,000 patients, so were they used during the pandemic and are they still open?

Seven Nightingale Hospitals were constructed to cope with the anticipated rise in demand on the NHS in England from the first COVID 19 wave.

Those seven include one at the ExCel conference centre in east London that was reportedly expected to provide up to 500 intensive care beds, and which would have been the largest intensive care unit in Europe when operational.

The other Nightingale Hospitals were located at:

Birmingham – the National Exhibition Centre Bristol – the Exhibition and Conference Centre on University of West England’s (UWE) Frenchay campus Exeter – a former retail outlet in Sowton Yorkshire – Harrogate Convention Centre Manchester – the Manchester Central Convention Complex Washington, Sunderland – the Centre of Excellence for Sustainable Advanced Manufacturing

The Nightingale Hospitals were all officially opened in April or May and had all been put on standby or repurposed by July.

Only two of the hospitals had admitted patients – just over 50 were treated at the NHS Nightingale Hospital London and just over 100 at Manchester and before the hospitals were put on standby, Sir Simon Stevens, Head of NHS England, said that they had not yet had to make extensive use of the Nightingale London thanks to the hard work of NHS staff, who had freed up more than 30,000 existing hospital beds and that it counted as a tremendous victory for the entire country if they never needed to use them, but with further waves of the coronavirus likely it was essential that they had those additional facilities in place treating patients.

Presently, the Exeter Nightingale Hospital is being used from 8 am to 8 pm each day to screen cancer patients and the Harrogate site has been used as an outpatient clinic for radiology patients since June 4.

However, following a surge in cases, the Birmingham Nightingale Hospital is on high alert and is being kept in a state ready to reopen within 48 hours if required.

The coronavirus that causes COVID 19 has sickened more than 16.5 million people across six continents and it’s raging in countries that never contained the virus and it’s resurging in many of the ones that did.

If there was ever a time when this coronavirus could be contained, it’s probably passed and one outcome is now looking almost inevitable, this virus is never going away.

Another 378 People Die With Coronavirus In The United Kingdom

The latest official figures reveal that some 24,141 new cases of COVID 19 have been recorded in the last 24 hours, bringing the total number since the pandemic began to 1,123,197. The death toll now stands at 48,120.

The grim figures mark the third day in a row where the death toll has surpassed levels not seen since May, during the first wave and yesterday saw 492 deaths in the United Kingdom, the highest since May 19, while Tuesday’s toll was 397, the highest since May 27.

Separate figures from the UK’s statistics agencies for deaths where COVID 19 has been mentioned on the death certificate suggest that there have now been about 63,000 deaths involving coronavirus in the United Kingdom.

It comes as the Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced that the furlough scheme would be extended until March, which will come as a relief to workers hit by new regulations closing businesses to arrest the spread of the virus, as the second wave grips Britain.

NHS England has said a further 236 people who tested positive for coronavirus had died in hospital in the country, bringing the total number of confirmed deaths reported in the setting to 33,873.

Patients were aged between 27 and 99 and all except eighteen, aged between 48 and 96, had known underlying health conditions – the deaths were between October 23 and November 4.

Twelve other deaths were reported with no positive COVID 19 test result and in Scotland, which recorded its highest number of deaths since May, another 39 deaths were recorded, in the past 24 hours.

The First Minister added that the death toll under this measure, of people who first tested positive for the virus within the previous 28 days, had increased to 2,966 and she said the country had also recorded 1,216 positive tests in the past 24 hours, meaning 69,660 people have now tested positive in Scotland, where 95 patients are in intensive care.

She said the country had also recorded 1,216 positive tests in the past 24 hours, meaning 69,660 people have now tested positive in Scotland, where 95 patients are in intensive care.

She said the country had also recorded 1,216 positive tests in the past 24 hours, meaning 69,660 people have now tested positive in Scotland, where 95 patients are in intensive care.

Wales has recorded a further 1,272 cases of COVID 19, bringing the total since the pandemic started to 56,927 and Public Health Wales added that another 30 people had died taking the country’s total since the beginning of the pandemic to 1,969.

Northern Ireland’s Department of Health reported eight further coronavirus linked deaths and 516 new cases.

However, there are so many without symptoms that test positive and everyone is tested on arrival at the hospital. What we need are the figures of how many have died due to the effect of COVID rather than just having tested positive for it – that would help gauge the actual danger we’re in.

I am also extremely sorry for anyone that has recently lost someone they love, for whatever reason.

And some people believe that Boris Johnson had COVID and Donald Trump just before the voting – such excellent timing and didn’t they make a speedy recovery and it now seems that everything is labelled COVID – if you sneeze it’s COVID if you cough it’s COVID, and I daren’t look at anyone because they think I’m some kind of pariah – wake up, question everything!

The Government has lied to us our entire lives, mind you if they started being honest with us now, we probably would find it extremely bizarre and what they need to remember is that if they can’t manage the pandemic, then they shouldn’t expect others to take advice from them – COVID is real, but the seriousness of it, not so much.

Biden’s Lead In Arizona Narrows To Just 68,000 Votes After A New Batch Of Absentees Heavily Favoured Donald Trump

Democrat Joe Biden’s lead in Arizona has narrowed to just 68,000 votes after a new batch of absentee votes heavily favoured Republican President Donald Trump, giving new life to the Trump camps view that a victory is still achievable.

Donald Trump won the batches of some 140,000 additional votes from Maricopa County counted Wednesday and early Thursday by a roughly 57-40 margin, almost exactly the margin he needs in all the state’s outstanding votes to succeed.

After the new votes were counted, the statewide tallies stood at 1,469,341 votes, or 50.49 per cent, for Joe Biden and 1,400,951 votes, or 48.14 per cent, for Donald Trump – an estimated 400,000 votes had yet to be totalled in the state as of early Thursday.

Media outlets including the Associated Press have already projected Joe Biden as the winner in Arizona, predicting that his present lead is insurmountable, but the latest numbers gave Donald Trump’s supporters hope.

Paul Bentz, a Republican pollster with the consulting firm HighGround, told the Arizona Republic that Donald Trump would have to win 57.6 per cent of the outstanding votes in the state to crush Joe Biden’s lead.

Although that’s practically the exact margin by which Donald Trump won the latest batch of absentee ballots, the Republican would have to repeat that performance across the state, including places that tilt more Democrat.

Paul Bentz said that he couldn’t afford to trip up once, unless the next day suddenly he surges way back and he continued that it was a good first day, after the election. The question is, can he keep up this pace?

Paul Bentz said Wednesday was the best the Trump campaign could have wished for after being down by so much on Tuesday night and the President’s campaign still has a shot.

If Trump were to convert Arizona to his column, he could still lose in one of the following states and emerge victorious: Nevada, Georgia or North Carolina.

With Arizona for Biden, all three states are must-wins for Trump. In either scenario, Donald Trump must win Pennsylvania to retain the White House.

Earlier on Wednesday, Trump supporters, some armed with rifles and handguns, assembled outside an election centre in Arizona after unfounded rumours that votes for the Republican president were deliberately not being counted. Chanting ‘Stop the steal!’ the protestors stood in front of the Maricopa Country Elections Department in Phoenix.

Hopefully, it’s over for Donald Trump – he needs to take his defeat and pack his bags and go. But what I don’t understand is how Donald Trump has been President for four years and he’s still permitted to go on national TV with that horrible orange face.

And while we shouldn’t care about the colour of his face, you’d think he would have made a bit of an effort and until that magic 270 has been hit, nothing is official and Donald Trump is still the President and he could still win this.

68,000 votes don’t mean anything – it’s the electoral college ballots that have to be looked at and yes, he does still have a path to the White House, but he will need to win pretty much every State that has not finished counting.

JABBY XMAS

COVID jabs may be ready by Christmas, the NHS’s boss said and that the results of clinical trials were due within days, and Sir Simon Stevens stated that, if the vaccine is approved, he’d primed GPs for a December rollout.

He said yesterday on the eve of the lockdown that they were waiting to fire the starting pistol and that it could mean that Brits might get vaccinated when the country comes out of lockdown and just in time for Christmas.

Vaccine chiefs said the United Kingdom would have accumulated 14 million doses of the two front running jabs by the end of the year and NHS England boss Sir Simon Stevens stated yesterday it was a ten out of ten ready to roll out mass vaccinations.

Government sources said a verdict on one, made by US pharma colossus Pfizer, will be out imminently and Kate Bingham, chair of the UK vaccine task force, said patients could be receiving a safe and effective vaccine within weeks and that she was 50 per cent convinced that all vulnerable Brits would be vaccinated by Easter.

And NHS bosses say revolutionary plans to vaccinate millions in record time will see Nightingale hospitals become mass COVID vaccination centres and travelling teams will visit care homes, while paramedics, physios and other health workers will support GPs and nurses to help deliver the nationwide rollout.

Sir Simon said that their job was just to make sure that they were prepared and waiting and able to fire the starting pistol and he said, how certain are we that we will be able to get going with at least some coronavirus vaccinations before Christmas if it were available? He responded, ten out of ten.

Sir Simon said the working hypothesis is that elderly Brits will get the jab first, followed by frontline health and social care workers.

In a different briefing, Ms Bingham told MPs the probabilities of developing a vaccine that lowers infection and deaths are extremely high and that she expects to see favourable provisional data from two of the front runners, Oxford University and Pfizer within weeks.

Ministers have already secured 40 million doses of the Pfizer jab, enough to treat 20 million patients, with ten million set to be delivered by the end of next month.

Professor Andrew Pollard, from the Oxford team, said an effective vaccine would also be a tremendous benefit help for other patients and hopefully it will be a monumental success, the same as all other vaccine programmes have been.

Although, I think that we should remember the Thalidomide catastrophe, the marvel drug that wasn’t tested correctly and lots of women ended up having deformed children.

Vaccines are wonderful when they’ve been tested correctly, but I’m not convinced that this can be done in a year.

Furthermore, the swine flu vaccine, that was thought to have triggered narcolepsy in 800 people, especially children from the United Kingdom, and I fear that numerous people in the United Kingdom and other countries will not want to get immunised with the COVID jab.

There’s no vaccine for SARS, which is 18 years old, there’s no vaccine for MERS, 8 years old, both coronavirus’s, so what makes people believe they can get a vaccine within 12 months?

And of course, the Thalidomide drug wasn’t a vaccine, it was an anti morning sickness medication, but the point is, if vaccines and medications are not tested correctly, we have no concept of what long term consequences they can have on our bodies.

Furious Nigel Farage Loses Temper With Piers Morgan

Nigel Farage lost his temper with Piers Morgan on Good Morning Britain as the pair became embroiled in a fierce row live on air.

The right-wing politician, 56, appeared on the show to talk about the US election, but things turned sour between the two pals when Piers Morgan asked his view on Donald Trump’s statement about injecting disinfectant to combat coronavirus.

US President Donald Trump had been criticised by the medical community back in April after appearing to propose injecting disinfectant into the skin.

Piers Morgan pointed out the comment and referred to Donald Trump’s proposal to inject bleach into the skin, but Nigel Farage was enraged over the comment and demanded that Piers Morgan grow up and stop talking utter rubbish.

He went on to accuse Piers Morgan of sinking to the gutter and branded the interview the lowest grade interview he’d done in twenty years and Nigel Farage raged that Donald Trump didn’t talk about the word bleach and that they were talking about the person who’s going to become the leader of the western world.

Piers Morgan responded that he didn’t think the President stand there instructing people to inject bleach was good, but Nigel Farage insisted he hadn’t said bleach, then the clip of Donald Trump was replayed.

Piers Morgan pointed out that disinfectant was bleach and Nigel Farage continued to reiterate that he hadn’t emphatically said bleach, and then Nigel Farage snapped and said that he wasn’t surprised that his viewers were going down.

Susanna Reid then leapt in, pointing out that they weren’t going down and that they were going up and it was fake news.

To be honest Donald Trump didn’t say bleach, he said disinfectant which isn’t the same thing because bleach is a lot more toxic and there’s also medical disinfectant that’s used in hospitals, but saying that, you definitely wouldn’t want to be injecting it into the skin, I’d much rather wait for a vaccine!

I’m not a fan of Nigel Farage, far from it and Piers Morgan was already in the gutter, so he didn’t have to sink very far, and he takes delight in putting others down, just to feed his warped ego, and as for Nigel Farage, I do hope he’s being paid enough money to make a complete doofus of himself.

But whether it was bleach or disinfectant, both are equally as poisonous and should never be consumed and warning signs on bottles say so, and this was such lazy journalism by Piers Morgan.

That incident had already been exhaustively debated and what he should have been doing was talking about what’s happening now – he just brought it up to try and take a cheap shot.

At the end of the day, they were both there on live TV spitting their dummy out of their mouths like two overgrown children who don’t like losing and Piers Morgan just likes to get under people’s skins.

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