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TV stars ‘stormed out’ after The Traitors won the reality award at the Emmys in Los Angeles.

The Peacock series was named the Outstanding Reality Competition Programme – beating RuPaul’s Drag Race, The Voice and Top Chef.

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The cast of The Traitors were won the award for Outstanding Reality Competition Programme[/caption]

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RuPaul’s Drag Race team were accused of walking out after not winning[/caption]

An eagle-eyed journalist in the audience picked up on potential tension between the rival shows during the reveal.

“After the category was announced the team from Drag Race (including all the queens) cleared out and headed to the lobby,” wrote Chris Gardner from The Hollywood Reporter.

He also shared a video of the cast leaving the auditorium.

The show was on fire, as host Alan Cumming was also named Outstanding Host for a Reality or Reality Competition Programme.

He beat Survivor’s Jeff Probst, Top Chef’s Kristen Kish, RuPaul’s Drag Race’s RuPaul and to the title.

Furious stars have argued the journalist’s claims and said that they needed a toilet and refreshment break.

Drag Race’s Plane Jane said: “It was a commercial break and the girls wanted a drink. We all stayed until the end of the ceremony.”

Amanda Tori Meating agreed: “It was a commercial break are we allowed to go p*** girl”

A fan also commented on the situation: “People are saying they’re rude but CLEARLY, it was a down time, no one was presenting on stage and people were walking out and coming in during this “break time.” So the “clear out” was not rude.”

But some fans are unsure about the drama, with one claiming that the Drag Race stars were “extremely disrespectful”.

“Wow that’s rather rude,” said another.

The big winners of the night were Shogun – with the Disney+ drama landing record-breaking wins.

Shogun scooped an incredible 18 Emmys in total, including for Outstanding Drama Series.

Netflix’s highly acclaimed Baby Reindeer walked away with Best Limited series while its creator and lead star Richard Gadd bagged outstanding writing for a limited or anthology series or movie.

Elsewhere, Prime Video’s Hacks beat off The Bear to win Best Comedy Series, but Christopher Storer did win outstanding directing for a comedy series for The Bear.

Despite ranking in Netflix’s charts and getting a second series, The Gentleman walked away almost empty handed.

The drama, created by Guy Ritchie, did win Outstanding Stunt Coordination For Comedy Programming.

But the British were well represented by The Crown’s Elizabeth Debicki as the star walked away with a gong for Outstanding supporting actress in a drama series.

During the ceremony John Oliver launched into a sweary rant after producers tried to rush his winner’s speech.

The Last Week Tonight presenter was paying tribute to his late dog when music began to play to usher him off stage.

Not giving in, John remained on stage to finish his speech and told show bosses ‘f**k you’.

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The cast of The Traitors were thrilled to pick up the Emmy[/caption]

SIR Keir Starmer will give Italy £4million of taxpayer cash to stop migrants arriving on its shores.

The move seeks to tackle the roots of illegal migration by stopping people from making the perilous journey across the Mediterranean.

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Keir Starmer in Rome to meet Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni[/caption]

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Sir Keir Starmer and Giorgia Meloni at the 4th European Political Community Summit in July[/caption]

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There have been 23,241 small boat arrivals since the beginning of the year, with 9,667 since Sir Keir became Prime Minister[/caption]

The PM made the announcement during a press conference with Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni in Rome after the two had a working lunch in Villa Doria Pamphili.

Meloni also revealed that Sir Keir was paying “a lot of attention” to Italy’s offshore processing deal with Albania.

A Downing Street spokesman said the cash will go towards the “Rome Process” , an Italian Government’s project, and it will “support vital infrastructure and renewable energy projects” in Africa.

This will help to “reduce the numbers of those who flee their home countries and travel illegally to Europe”.

The spokesman added: “The UK and Italy will also agree to work more closely to tackle illicit financial flows linked to organised immigration crime and increase the sharing of intelligence to disrupt the supply chains used by people smuggling gangs.”

It comes as pressure on Sir Keir to act on his promise to “smash the gangs” is mounting after eight migrants died while trying to cross the Channel on Sunday morning.

On the eve of his visit to Rome, Sir Keir named top cop Martin Hewitt as the boss of the newly-formed Border Security Command, which is tasked with cracking down on criminal networks behind small boat crossings.

He and Mr Hewitt – the former chairman of the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) – are looking to Italy’s impressive 60 per cent drop in illegal migration as a blueprint for Britain’s new strategy.

They visited the National Coordination Centre for Migration in Rome earlier today – where officials from the EU’s border agency Frontex work alongside the Italians to coordinate their response.

In a bid to clamp down on migration, Ms Meloni struck a deal with Albania last year, allowing some asylum-seekers to be shipped off to the Balkan nation for processing.

However, this option is only available to migrants from countries Italy deems “safe.”

The controversial agreement has drawn comparisons to the UK’s now-axed Rwanda plan,

But in the Albania deal, migrants who win asylum won’t be forced to stay there, unlike the Rwanda scheme, where successful applicants would have been stuck in the country.

When asked if he might follow Italy’s lead, Sir Keir hinted at being open to the idea at the weekend, saying: “Let’s see. It’s early days, I’m interested to see how it plays out, like everyone else.”

At the press conference, Meloni said: “We talked about the Italy-Albania agreement, for which the British government is showing a lot of attention.”

Although the Albania deal hasn’t fully kicked in, Italy has also struck financial deals with Tunisia and Libya – major departure points for migrants attempting to reach Europe.

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper told the BBC this morning: “There are four different things that the Italians are doing that we’re interested in.

“The first is the work that they are doing around organised immigration crime.

“That’s the work that we are substantially gearing up, where we will be doing a huge technology upgrade as well, and where we want to work with Italy, with Germany, with other European countries, with France as well.

“The second thing they’re doing is they’re working with other countries upstream to prevent people leaving North Africa in the first place…working with Tunisia, we think we should be part of those international co-operations as well.

“The third thing they’re doing is major returns. So they’re speeding up returns for those who don’t have a right to be there. We’ve been doing that through the summer as well, so we’ve had a substantial increase in returns for people who don’t have a right to be in the UK, because the rules need to be respected and enforced.

“The fourth thing they’re doing is the Albania programme, but that hasn’t started yet, so we’ll need to see what that does. It’s very different from the Rwanda partnership that the UK government had, and we’ll have to see how that plays out.”

During the press conference, the PM also confirmed £485 million of investment into UK defence, clean growth and innovation by two major Italian companies – Leonardo, a defence company, and Marcegaglia, a steel manufacturer.

MANCHESTER UNITED icon Dwight Yorke has slammed Erik ten Hag and claims “we’re a million miles away from winning the title.”

United have endured another mixed start to a campaign under Dutch boss Ten Hag, with their 3-0 win at Southampton on Saturday ending a run of two straight defeats.

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The former striker reckons his old side are nowhere near challenging for the title[/caption]

Grumbling has already started among the fanbase over a clear lack of identity and playing style.

And a supercomputer has predicted that United will emulate last season by finishing a lowly eighth once again.

It now remains to be see if Ten Hag can finally mount a title challenge, with rivals Man City already six points ahead in the table

And one man who feels United are nowhere near top spot is Yorke.

The former strike hit 66 goals in 152 games for the club while winning the Treble in 1999.

He believes Ten Hag is not the right manager to land United’s first title since 2013.

And Yorke also feels that a series of damning stats prove that the Red Devils have a long way to go before challenging for top honours.

He told beIN Sports: “We are a million miles away from winning the Premier League.

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“When talking about the current manager, this was a person to take us forward and we thought after the first season this was the guy.

“What has happened? Yes we have managed to win the FA Cup last season, but where we are doesn’t mean that we’re a good team after winning the cup.

“Winning a cup is great, we’ve got to keep the trophy cabinet ticking over.

“But where we are as a football club, the identity in terms of how we play, where we finish, goals conceded, number of goals that we’ve scored is the worst in our history since the Premier League starts in 1992.”

Yorke isn’t the only former United striker to slam Ten Hag this month, with fellow Treble winner Teddy Sheringham laying into the state of the club.

He said: “When you’re finishing eighth in the Premier League, that’s quite clearly not good enough, for Man United. 

“Full stop. End of story, for me. You’ve got to change what’s going on. 

“When you look at the inconsistency of last season, and that has followed on, without a shadow of the doubt in the first three games of this season… you can see there’s been no change whatsoever. 

“Different players, maybe. But still no change in the philosophy, and the way Erik ten Hag wants to play.

“Look, I don’t want to see people getting sacked. It’s not nice to say that people shouldn’t be in certain positions, but he shouldn’t be there. It’s not good enough for Man United. 

“They’ve fallen way below the expectancy levels, and to think that it’s alright to finish eighth… it’s just wrong. 

“Do I think the manager will be there at the end of the season? No, I don’t. I think he’ll be gone by Christmas.”

Here's what we know about Ryan Wesley Routh, the suspect in the Trump "attempted assassination" at a Florida golf course.

My instant reaction to news of the latest assassination attempt on President Trump was brief. ‘WTF??!!’ I posted on X.

Those three letters probably summed up what most people felt when they discovered that another lone gunman had got a few hundred yards from the former President and current presidential candidate.

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The Secret Service discovered the plot and cops lifted Ryan Wesley Routh[/caption]

How could this have happened again just nine weeks after a bullet grazed Trump’s ear in an attack during a rally that came so perilously close to killing him?

And the more I learned about this latest incident, the more bemused, and angry I became.

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Everyone knows that Donald Trump loves playing golf most weekends when he’s at his main residence in Palm Beach, Florida.

And everyone also knows that he usually plays at his own Trump International Golf Club.

So, any would-be assassin would have no problem working out when Trump was playing there, because they could just monitor the very public movements of the lengthy presidential motorcade from his nearby home, Mar-a-Lago.

In fact, it’s the most obvious place for a shooter to plan an attack, isn’t it?

For four hours or so, your target is exposed in open air, and golf courses have endless places to hide, from large bushes to big trees and fences.

That’s why I would have assumed that after the catastrophic security failure in July, when that shooter was able to lie on a roof 150 yards from a Trump rally stage, the Secret Service would have made damn sure nobody could get that close to their protectee again.

I was sadly, shockingly wrong.

This new gunman was able to hide behind a chain-link fence on a corner of the course, just 300-500 yards from Trump, armed with a scoped AK-47 assault rifle and a Go-Pro camera to presumably film the shooting, and wait for his prey to arrive minutes later.

Fortunately, a sharp-eyed Secret Service agent, walking one hole ahead of Trump, spotted the suspect’s rifle barrel sticking out and opened fire on him, causing him to flee the scene.

Obviously, great credit should go to that agent for almost certainly saving Trump’s life.

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But please spare me the plaudits being lavished more widely on the Secret Service.

The fact this shooter could get that close was another abject security failure of horrifying proportions, and even more inexplicable and disgraceful coming so soon after the last one.

Why wasn’t the whole perimeter of the course being monitored?

The answer is staggering.

At a press conference on Sunday afternoon, Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw said Trump would be receiving more security if he was still in office. ‘He’s not the sitting president,’ Bradshaw said. ‘If he was, we would’ve had the entire golf course surrounded. Because he’s not, the security is limited to areas the Secret Service deems possible.’

Have you ever heard anything so dumb?

Trump was already a massive target for assassins from his time as President when he ordered the killing of top Iranian general Qasem Soleimani and ISIS leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.

That’s before we even factor in the fact that he was recently shot and is the Republican nominee for an election in just seven weeks.

Yet despite all this, the Secret Service apparently didn’t think him wandering around a golf course for hours on end was a potential death trap opportunity for assassins, worthy of the same level of security that part-time President Biden enjoys as he lies on the beach.

The Secret Service has one primary job: to protect American presidents and vice-presidents, past and present.

It is self-evidently failing to do this.

As Eric Trump said on Sunday night: ‘My father is running out of lives.’

Yes, he is.

And I dread to think what would happen to America if Trump ever does get assassinated.

The last Director of the Secret Service was forced to resign after the rally fiasco, and I believe the new Director, Ronald Rowe, must now go too.

As for the political repercussions of this latest assassination attempt, it can only be a massive boost to Trump, as the last one was.

Once again, he showed immense cool in a life-threatening crisis, with witnesses saying his main concern was to make sure others on the course with him at the time were OK, and his biggest emotion, he told Fox News star Sean Hannity, was frustration that he wasn’t able to finish the hole he was playing because he had a birdie putt!

Love him or hate him, Trump has shown balls of steel over these threats to his life, and that won’t be lost on an American public who like their commanders-in-chief to be strong.

The latest incident has also completely supplanted a news cycle that was being dominated by very negative fall-out over his debate loss last week to Democrat rival Kamala Harris.

There were his unsubstantiated and racially incendiary claims that Haitian migrants in Springfield, Ohio, are eating neighbours’ pets, his self-harming friendship with far-right conspiracy-theorist loon Laura Loomer (You need WAY better people around you, President Trump…) and his ill-advised decision on Sunday morning, before his golf round, to post the words ‘I hate Taylor Swift!’ on his Truth Social online media platform.

There’s an incredible irony that right when he was enduring the worst week of his presidential race, Trump has been handed an election-winning lifeline by another attempt to take his life.

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He had a stinker in his debate with rival Kamala Harris[/caption]

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AN OVER-18S campsite, just a mile from the dramatic cliffs of the Jurassic Coast, is a “fun and laid-back” spot to stay if you’re exploring Dorset.

Bredy Farm Campsite in Bridport is not your usual campsite.

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Bredy Farm is nestled alongside the Jurassic Coast and it costs just £16 per person to pitch[/caption]

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Every weekend throughout the summer, the farm hosts live music and DJ events, as well as three music festivals[/caption]

There are two places to stay at the farm, separated by the River Bride but connected via a footbridge – The Orchard and Mead Campsites.

The Orchard has trees so is well suited to smaller camper vans and tents, while The Mead is a large meadow, with less trees, so can accommodate larger vehicles and larger groups.

Both sites have plenty of shower and toilet facilities available, and it’s just £16 per adult, per night.

But there are a variety of reasons why campers might want to extend their stay.

Every weekend throughout the summer, the farm hosts live music and DJ events, along with three music festivals.

This year, there was their BeCider Seaside festival, which took place the second May Bank Holiday weekend, Bredy Reunion at the beginning of July, and another BeCider Seaside event during the August Bank Holiday weekend.

The festivals showcase local, national and international touring artists from a wide range of genres, from reggae to alternative rock.

The same three festivals will be taking place again next year. Early bird weekend tickets are £95 and include camping.

For the last eight years, Bredy Farm has also been brewing its own cider, Talbot Harris Cider Co.

It’s sold exclusively from The Shed, a bar which is on site at the farm and open every day of the week and on weekends until 2am.

Their craft IPA ‘UNO!’ is also available, and if you really don’t fancy cider or beer there’s a fully stocked bar to choose from.

There’s also a well-established cafe-restaurant on site, The Parlour, offering Italian-influenced food.

Expect coffees, cakes, pizza and pasta, and on Sunday’s, home cooked Sunday roasts.

Hive Beach is less than a 30 minute walk and 5 minute drive from the campsite – a beach with clear water, good for swimming, paddle boarding, and a cafe and pubs nearby.

Other nearby attractions include Furleigh Estate Wines (about a 20 minute drive away), the National Trust‘s Hardy’s Cottage (just over 30 minutes), Bridport’s Palmer Brewery (9 minutes), and the village of Charmouth ( 25 minutes).

Marcus, from East Sussex, who stayed at the campsite in August this year, told The Sun: “My friends and I did a road trip this summer and stayed at Bredy Farm for a night. The live music in the evening was lots of fun, the cider was delicious, as were the pizzas.

“It had really fun, laid-back vibes and all the facilities you could need. It’s in a great location making it the perfect place to stop if you’re travelling along the Jurassic Coast. Would definitely go back.”

You can book to stay at the campsite by visiting the Bredy Farm website.

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PAUL MERSON believes he has more chance of winning Strictly Come Dancing than Tottenham do of winning a trophy this season, which prompted a hilarious reaction from Jamie Redknapp.

His bold assessment comes after Ange Postecoglou proclaimed that he “always wins” things in his second season at a club.

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But Paul Merson believes he has a better chance of winning Strictly Come Dancing this year[/caption]

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The Spurs boss faced the music after seeing his side lose 1-0 at home to Arsenal, who were without both Declan Rice and Martin Odegaard.

In pre-season, the 59-year-old had said he “usually” wins things in his second season, with the last time Spurs won a trophy being back in 2008.

However, defeat to their bitter north London rivals has left them with just one win from four Premier League games.

Postecoglou issued a defiant response following the game when interviewed by Sky Sports, saying: “I’ll correct myself: I don’t usually win things, I always win things in my second year.

“Nothing has changed. I don’t say things I don’t believe in.”

Sky Sport’s punditry panel for the feisty North London derby included ex-Spurs star Redknapp and Arsenal icon Merson, who started his Strictly Come Dancing journey on Saturday night.

Asked about Postecoglou’s comments, the 56-year-old said: “I like Ange, I like him. But I’ve got more chance of winning Strictly [than Ange winning something in his second season].”

Fans couldn’t help but notice Redknapp’s reaction to the comments as he turned away with an almost disgusted face.

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One fan said: “Redknapp’s face here is priceless.”

A second said: “Redknapp’s face,” alongside a picture of Redknapp looking stunned.

Another said: “Comedy gold. Redknapp’s face.”

A fourth added a picture of Redknapp’s face and shared a series of crying emojis with it.

Tottenham currently sit 13th in the league table, while they kick off their EFL cup campaign on Wednesday against giant-killing experts Coventry.

Meanwhile, their Europa League campaign starts on September 26.

On the other hand, Arsenal’s win means they have remained unbeaten so far and sit second in the table.

They launch their Champions League campaign on Thursday of this week, while their League Cup starts by hosting Bolton on September 25.

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EASTENDERS fans are convinced a soap villain will die in a tragic fire after they quit the show.

Yesterday it was revealed how Navin Chowdhry had told BBC bosses he was leaving the show after two years.

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Navin Chowdhry will bow out as Nish Panesar after two years[/caption]

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The actor plays villain Nish Panesar, who is the ex-husband of Suki Panesar.

But while details over his exit remain unknown, eagle-eyed fans have pointed out how a major stunt could be part of Nish’s demise.

The Sun revealed how a major fire will rip through Walford as part of EastEnders’ 40th anniversary.

And now fans are convinced Nish will die in the blaze, paving the way for the villain’s exit.

Taking to a web forum, one said: “Got to be tied into Nish’s exit. I can see a situation where he locks Suki (or maybe more of the family) in the Minute Mart with him and sets it alight, in an attempt to bring them down with him in a blaze of glory…”

A second wrote: “I’m thinking Vinny, out of despair and being shunned by his dad, sets fire to all three businesses: Minute Mart, Call Centre and the restaurant.

“I think he will choose to save Vinny, die saving Suki and the not worthy of saving will be Ravi. This way he will get his redemption and Ravi will finally realise that he was never a real son for him.”

While a third posted: “I have no idea how the fire happens even if Nish’s involvement is more than obvious but what’s also certain is that the Minute Mart will revert to its green look afterwards.”

Nish terrorised Suki after being released from prison, and was one of the favourites to die on Christmas Day as part of the mystery surrounding which male character would be bumped off.

In the end, while Nish was hit over the head with a bottle by Denise after he attacked Suki in the Vic, it was Keanu Taylor who met his maker at the hands of Linda Carter.

Since then, Nish has been trying to break up Suki and her girlfriend Eve, but has failed to do so.

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