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Noel Gallagher has hit out at Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn in a colourful interview where he despaired at the state of modern British politics. The rock star, who previously said he would rather reform Oasis than see “lunatic” Jeremy Corbyn elected, now branded him a “f***ing student debater, f***ing captain fishy craggy old f***ing donkey, f*** off”. He also described shadow home secretary Diane Abbott as “the face of f***ing buffoonery”.“They talk pipe-smoking communist nonsense, do you know what I mean? I think the role of any politician in the world is to be forward thinking, and modern, and contemporary - looking forward,” he told the Manchester Evening News.“And make no mistake, in this country we need someone and it ain't him. And it's never been anyone from the Conservative party."He added: “The two extremes are the Labour Party don't respect people who are aspirational, and the Conservative Party don't protect the vulnerable. But somewhere in the middle is where New Labour danced, and they kind of had it f***ing right, and then 9/11 happened, and here we are.”Earlier in the interview, Gallagher said he felt “bad for the nation” at how Brexit had been handled, and how “this unremarkable little man, Farage, this unremarkable little f***ing man, from nowhere, appears out of nowhere seemingly and has like somehow f***ing tapped into something that none of us were aware of”.“It's really sad f***ing times,” he continued. “But the thing I think about it is, when we eventually do leave, it'll be f***ed up for a bit, right, then it'll just get back to normal. No one is going to ostracise GB from the rest of the world. We're too f***ng brilliant. There's a lot of f***ing great things going on in this country. I don't think when we leave we go into the abyss… It's just sad that people are so divided now.”All of that said, Gallagher said Remainers calling for the Brexit vote to be overturned should "go to North Korea" if they weren't happy with the results of a "democratic f***ing process".The interview was published the day after Gallagher headlined the first day of Isle of Wight festival, and also after his band’s new EP Black Star Dancing was released via Sour Mash Records. Read the full interview here.

Romeo Beckham has paid a sweet tribute to “best dad in the world” on Father's Day.

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Kensington Palace posted a sweet photo on Sunday showing the Duke of Cambridge with his youngest son Prince Louis in honour of Father's Day. Kensington Palace released the photo on Twitter, with the caption "Happy Father's Day!" and an emoji of a yellow rose.The picture shows little Louis on a rope swing, with Prince William holding onto him, each with an arm around each other, a heart-meltingly sweet image to share for the special occasion. It was taken in May at his mum the Duchess of Cambridge's garden design for the Chelsea Flower show. The lovely picture shows the father and son enjoying a moment of connection last monthWilliam is clearly happy to be a dad, as shown by his attendance at Trooping the Colour last weekend. He looked as proud as punch surrounded by his brood, who all sweetly coordinated in blue and white. But his Father's Day message also plays tribute to his dad. Next to the photo of Louis is an image of him in his days as a pilot, walking away from an RAF helicopter with the Prince of Wales. Prince William and Kate made a very rare appearance as a family-of-five at Trooping the Colour this year. One-year-old Louis made his debut at the colourful event, held to celebrate the Queen's official birthday, and spectacularly stole the show waving to crowds and the planes involved in the RAF flypast.MORE: All the details about Prince Harry and Meghan's royal nanny for baby ArchieThe Duke and Duchess are understandably protective of their little ones but recently announced that Charlotte, four, has been enrolled in the same school as her big brother George. Charlotte, who attends Willcocks Nursery School, will start 'big school' in September. Meanwhile, the future King is said to be enjoying Year 1 at Thomas's Battersea. George will turn six in July.MORE: Royal style: see the best outfits of the week!Make sure you never miss a ROYAL story! Sign up to our newsletter to get all of our celebrity, royal and lifestyle news delivered directly to your inbox.

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