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Loose Women's Christine Lampard hilariously shuts down Eamonn Holmes
Christine Lampard pulled no punches on Wednesday - especially when it came to putting a cheeky Eamonn Holmes in his place. The TV host couldn't resist making a jibe to Christine about her husband, Frank Lampard, during a quick crossover between This Morning and Loose Women. Frank is now the manager of Chelsea football club and his team suffered a four-nil defeat by Manchester United at the weekend - an incident Eamonn was only too happy to bring up being a Man U supporter himself.After telling viewers what was coming up on Wednesday's show, Christine handed back to Eamonn and wife Ruth Langsford, but before they could say their goodbyes, Eamonn interjected: "Christine, I’m so concerned about Frank. How was he on Sunday night?" Trying to soften the blow, Ruth told her husband: "Don’t rub it in." But replying to Eamonn, Christine nervously asked: "Do I have to go there?" When Eamonn then remarked: "Ok, I see what you’re saying," Christine jokingly shut him down telling him: "It's not how you start, it’s how you finish Eamonn." Almost lost for words, Eamonn simply laughed and commented: "Very good, very good."Christine and husband Frank married in husband 2015More: Christine Lampard just made us REALLY want this Zara dressEarlier this week, Eamonn was forced to explain to viewers why Ruth had made a quick exit from a phone-in discussion on anxiety after it triggered memories of her late sister Julia, who died in June. "Obviously this is featured in Ruth's life, she's upset now and had to leave the studio because of her sister who was a chronic depressive," Eamonn explained. He added: "No matter what sort of help and medications, they didn't seem to make much difference, there were good times and bad times. These things are very raw for her following the death of her sister."Eamonn and Ruth married in 2010MORE: Fern Britton shares rare photo with lookalike daughter to celebrate special occasionFollowing an ad break, Ruth returned to the set to join her husband to host the cooking segment of Monday's show. Eammon simply stated: "Here we go again... we've got Phil Vickery in the kitchen..." Ruth, who appeared distressed, replied: "Is he making me a nice apple crumble?"Like this story? Sign up to our newsletter to get other stories like this delivered straight to your inbox.
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Davina McCall confirmed as NEW This Morning presenter
Davina McCall has been confirmed as the new presenter for This Morning. ITV confirmed the news on Thursday with a video montage of the TV favourite laughing and joking around on the daytime magazine show. They accompanied the fun clip with the tweet: "The host with the most is rolling into the hot seat." But fans of regular hosts Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby don't need to worry as Davina is simply filling in while they enjoy their summer break. ITV added: "Screen queen Davina McCall is back as your guest presenter." She will be joined by regular stand-in Rochelle Humes on Friday.This Morning also shared the news, tweeting: "We've got @ThisisDavina and @RochelleHumes for our Friday dream tomorrow and WE. CAN'T. WAIT." Davina has previously filled in for Holly while she was ill and joined Phil as a guest presenter. She has also appeared alongside Strictly winner Ore Oduba to help host the show. Former Saturdays star Rochelle has been a regular guest host ever since filling in for Holly, who stood in for Ant McPartlin on I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!, in November 2018. We've got @ThisisDavina and @RochelleHumes for our Friday dream tomorrow and WE 👏 CAN'T 👏 WAIT 👏 pic.twitter.com/CKhCqRY9rQ -- This Morning (@thismorning) August 15, 2019This will be a great paring MORE Piers Morgan shares rare photo of daughter Elise - and she's gorgeousMeanwhile, Davina recently opened up about her new family dynamic following her split from husband Matthew Robertson in November 2017, following 17 years of marriage. The TV star praised Matthew for his support since their break-up, particularly when it comes to parenting their three children - Holly, 17, Tilly, 15, and 12-year-old Chester. "Matthew is quite hands on, so I have support from him," Davina shared with Good Housekeeping. "We share the schools runs in the morning, which is really nice."Davina and Michael, pictured previously, were first linked in MayMORE: See the Good Morning Britain hosts' wedding photos - from Ben Shephard to Piers MorganBut the 51-year-old confided that life as a single mum can be tough. "I won't deny it feels quite full on when I'm on my own though," she said. "Now that Tilly's nearly 16, I can go and leave her and Chester at home for the evening, which has made quite a difference. I'm finding my new normal." Davina, who is now rumoured to be in a relationship with her longtime hairdresser friend Michael Douglas, also said she feels more "at peace" with herself now. "My 50s are a banger of a decade!" she said. "Every age has a different set of hurdles to get over, but I've calmed down a bit and I'm feeling a lot more at peace with myself. It’s a kind of self-acceptance, warts and all."Like this story? Sign up to our newsletter to get other stories like this delivered straight to your inbox.
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Meghan Markle Is Probably Breathing a Giant Sigh of Relief Over This Year's Canceled Activity at Balmoral
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Germany expects No Deal and will not renegotiate, says leaked briefing
Germany expects a No Deal Brexit and is not prepared to renegotiate the withdrawal agreement, according to leaked details of an internal briefing paper for Angela Merkel’s government.
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South Carolina Policeman Bids Tearful Farewell After 25 Years of Service
“This is hard. I didn’t think it would be,” said Master Police Officer (MPO) Jim Gardiner, of South Carolina’s Spartanburg Police Department, as he prepared to sign off duty for the last time on August 14.“MPO Gardiner worked most of his career on patrol and in our Criminal Investigations Division, but he also has served as the Liaison Officer to Spartanburg Housing Authority and Jury Trial Liaison Officer,” the police department said on Facebook.This video shows an emotional Gardiner radioing in from his patrol vehicle, thanking workers “up in the office,” on whom he says officers “in the field” rely for their safety. He pays tribute to members of the town’s public safety and police departments, saying, “It has been my pleasure, an honor, and a privilege to be a part of a team.”As the dispatcher responds, thanking Gardiner for his “years of service” and “his tireless efforts,” he becomes tearful. “We’ll miss you,” she tells Gardiner.Just when he thinks it’s over, several more people radio Gardiner, one after the other, thanking him and wishing him well. “I did not expect this,” he says. Credit: Spartanburg Police Department via Storyful
![](https://s.yimg.com/uu/api/res/1.2/79kwHg.u.P0ikySq0XdIOg--~B/Zmk9c3RyaW07aD0zODg7cHlvZmY9MDtxPTk1O3c9NzIwO3NtPTE7YXBwaWQ9eXRhY2h5b24-/https://media.zenfs.com/en/cbc.ca/89861860afcc861136a06cfeeb72eed1 "CBC - Denis Demers is still processing what he witnessed on Saturday evening in Trois-Rivières, Que., when a skydiver's parachute failed to open properly as she plummeted a kilometre and a half to the ground."It's a miracle," Demers told Radio-Canada on Wednesday. "I don't know how a person can survive a fall from an airplane like that."He said the solo skydiver was falling faster than anybody else, and neither the woman's main parachute nor backup chute opened.The 30-year-old, who hit trees while landing in a wooded area, is recovering in hospital with several fractures, including broken vertebrae, but police say her life is not in danger. She was participating in a jump at the skydiving facility Parachutisme Adrénaline, located near the airport. The company refused to comment because an investigation is underway.The woman had experience skydiving, according to Trois-Rivières police, who are investigating to determine if this is a case of criminal negligence.Océane Duplessis was about to board a different plane for her own jump when the accident happened."We watched all the way to the end. We kept hoping something would happen," she said. "We were very worried. Very."Accidents like this rare, USPA saysTo say a parachute didn't open is "pretty vague and often not correct," Nancy Koreen, director of sports promotion for the US Parachute Association (USPA), said after hearing the basic facts provided by provincial police. The parachute must be opened at the proper altitude or it won't have enough time to fully deploy, she said. There is a chance the main parachute malfunctions and the skydiver must rely on the backup chute. However, she said, parachute malfunction is "extremely rare" and accidents are usually caused by user error as there are specific steps that must be taken in an emergency.The jumper must release the main chute and deploy the backup chute once the main chute is clear, to ensure there is no tangling, she said."To say none of the parachutes opened is probably misleading ... It's not really the way the parachute works," she said. Skydiving death rate is lowSkydivers hit speeds of about 177 km/h while free falling. That's just about 300 metres every six seconds, according to the USPA.In 2018, the USPA recorded 13 fatal skydiving accidents in the U.S. out of roughly 3.3 million jumps — the lowest number in the sport's history, the association says.Before that, there were 21 to 24 deaths per year since 2013 — that's about one fatality per 253,669 jumps. And tandem jumps have even better odds at one per every 500,000 jumps over the past decade.The Canadian Sport Parachuting Association declined a request for an interview.")
