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Apos;It apos;s Not My Fault I Am White apos;: Bernie apos;s Bizarre Defence In Race Row

2020-07-20T22:47:17Z

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Bernie Ecclestone has insisted that he does not care if someone is ‘yellow, green, brown or pink' after being cold-shouldered by his successor as Formula One boss, Chase Carey, for saying that ‘a lot of black people are more racist than white people'. The controversial remarks, made in a [http://sportsrants.com/?s=TV%20interview TV interview] aired on Friday, also ignited a row with six-time world champion Lewis Hamilton, who criticised the man who built the modern sport he dominates. ‘So sad and disappointing to read these comments,' said the Mercedes driver, who is preparing for the opening race in Austria next Sunday. ‘Bernie is out of the sport and of a different generation. Bernie Ecclestone vowed not to be sidelined from F1 or prevented from going to races RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/news/article-8444173/Lewis-Hamilton-reveals-target-racist-abuse-eight-years-old.html Lewis Hamilton blasts British society's 'implicit' racism,...] [/news/article-8181521/Former-Formula-1-boss-father-fourth-time-wife-Fabiana-Flosi.html Former Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone, 89, to become a...] Share this article Share ‘But this is exactly what is wrong — ignorant and uneducated comments which show how far we as a society need to go before real equality can happen. ‘It makes complete sense to me now that nothing was said or done to make our sport more diverse or to address the racial abuse I received throughout my career. Now the time for change has come.' Hamilton has stepped up his fight for parity since African-American George Floyd died under the knee of a white policeman in Minneapolis last month — a campaign Ecclestone, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-ha-noi-bac-kan-ho-ba-be-cao-bang-hang-pac-bo-thac-ban-gioc.html kynghidongduong.vn] 89, called ‘wonderful' before making his divisive observation. Bernie Ecclestone said he was 'surprised' Lewis Hamilton was upset by racial abuse That caused F1 chief executive Carey to sign off a statement on Friday that unusually censured his predecessor's sentiments as having ‘no place in F1 or society'. It added: ‘We completely disagree with him. Mr Ecclestone has played no role in F1 since he left our organisation in 2017. His title of chairman emeritus, which was honorific, expired in June 2020.' That last sentence came as news to Ecclestone at his home in Switzerland, where his Brazilian wife Fabiana, 44, is heavily pregnant with their first son, and sparked an angry rebuke from the old boss to the new. In an interview with The Mail on Sunday, Ecclestone vowed not to be sidelined from F1 or prevented from going to Grands Prix — an idea discussed among F1 officials over the last 36 hours — whenever he wanted. ‘Ban me from races?' said Ecclestone, who remains in close contact with a number of race promoters and teams. ‘I wouldn't advise them to do that. They might want to try it in Russia [a reference to his close friendship with President Putin]. I think I could probably find a pass. Formula One boss Chase Carey approved a message distancing the sport from Ecclestone ‘When Chase asked me to step down, he made a big thing about how important the title he was giving me was. People in America would kill for it, he told me. ‘It didn't matter to me. I'm not bothered about titles. I turned down something bigger in Britain. I was made a doctor by an English university (Imperial College London) 20 years ago. I don't go around calling myself Dr Ecclestone. ‘I'm glad he said I have no involvement in Formula One, so I can't be credited with all the things they've not done. They have jumped on this racism thing suddenly because of events in America. Now Chase has put in all of $1million — enough to get a mechanic into go-karting. Maybe he should concentrate on doing what the shareholders want. Covid was good for him. He could blame everything he hasn't achieved on that.' Concentrating on the racism issue, Ecclestone said: [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-ha-noi-bac-kan-ho-ba-be-cao-bang-hang-pac-bo-thac-ban-gioc.html tour thác bản giốc] ‘I am not anti black people. Quite the opposite. I have always been very much in favour. In fact, Lewis's dad wanted to go into business with me. He made some nice rowing machines. I would never even have considered it if I had been anti-black. If the project had been right, I would have done it. Six-time F1 champion Lewis Hamilton has been vocal in his support for Black Lives Matter ‘Over the years, I have met a lot of white people I didn't like, but never a black person I didn't like. ‘I've been mugged a couple of times, once by three black guys. I ended up in hospital, but even after that I was never against anyone who was black. I don't think of Lewis as black or anything else. He's just Lewis to me. ‘If a black person or a white person gets turned down for a job you have to ask why. Was it because of their skin colour, or was it because they weren't up to the job? That is what I was saying. ‘And then people go on these marches, organised by quasi-Marxists who want to bring down the police, which would be a disaster for the country. If you asked most of them what exactly they were protesting about they probably wouldn't know. Lewis Hamilton was taunted by fans at the Spanish Grand Prix in 2008 and again in 2009 Bernie Ecclestone made a series of shocking claims during an interview with CNN Sport ‘It's not my fault I am white, or that I am a little shorter than the next man. I was called Titch at school. I realised I had to do something about it. Black people should look after themselves. ‘[Former McLaren boss] Ron Dennis didn't stand in Lewis' way when he was a boy. He looked after him. Willy T [Ribbs] was the first black man to drive an F1 car, for me, in the Seventies. ‘When I lost my driving licence, I had a black driver, not because he was black, but because I didn't care whether he was black or white. Now it's suddenly fashionable to talk about diversity.' Ecclestone is accustomed to controversy. He has previously voiced support for Adolf Hitler on the grounds that he got things done. Putin, with whom he is on hugging terms, is his favourite current world leader. Red Bull owner Dietrich Mateschitz invited Ecclestone to Austria for next week's opener, but he will stay at home. ‘I've been to a lot of races, but I've never had a son,' he reasoned. ‘But I'll be along in Hungary or Monza, for sure.' RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/news/article-8444173/Lewis-Hamilton-reveals-target-racist-abuse-eight-years-old.html Lewis Hamilton blasts British society's 'implicit' racism,...] [/news/article-8181521/Former-Formula-1-boss-father-fourth-time-wife-Fabiana-Flosi.html Former Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone, 89, to become a...] Share this article Share data-track-module="am-external-links^external-links"> Read more: [ Bernie Ecclestone: 'In lots of cases, Black people are more racist than White people,' says ex-Formula One supremo - CNN] DM.later('bundle', function() DM.has('external-source-links', 'externalLinkTracker'); );

EastEnders Actress Molly Conlin apos;held At KNIFEPOINT In Home Raid apos;

2020-07-20T14:48:22Z

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[/tvshowbiz/eastenders/index.html EastEnders] star Molly Conlin has revealed she was 'held at KNIFEPOINT' in a terrifying home raid. The actress, 19, who played Dotty Cotton in the soap between 2008 to 2010, took to Twitter on Saturday evening, where she detailed the harrowing ordeal which had taken place that afternoon, in a thread of tweets. Molly explained how she'd been alone in the house in Witham, Essex, and claimed that four men 'barged in, pushed her to the ground, dragged her upstairs and held her at knife point,' before eventually taking off with an Audi car, a mobile phone and a luxury watch. SHOCKING! EastEnders star Molly Conlin, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-ha-noi-bac-kan-ho-ba-be-cao-bang-hang-pac-bo-thac-ban-gioc.html kynghidongduong.vn] 19, has revealed she was 'held at KNIFEPOINT' in a terrifying home raid on Saturday She wrote: 'So I didn't know whether to write a post or not but my mum's saying it's the best thing to do as you never know if it's going to happen to you. 'At 3 o'clock today I was in my house when I got a knock on the door, I opened it thinking it was the delivery man.' RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/tvshowbiz/article-8468285/Cristiano-Ronaldo-partner-Georgina-Rodr-guez-soak-sun-aboard-luxury-yacht-Portofino.html Cristiano Ronaldo displays his rippling muscles in fitted...] [/tvshowbiz/article-8467649/Holly-Willoughby-gushes-wait-snuggle-friend-Dermot-OLearys-new-baby.html Holly Willoughby gushes she 'can't wait to snuggle' her...] [/tvshowbiz/article-8466563/Jessica-Alba-looks-youthful-nails-TikTok-dance-12-year-old-daughter-Honor.html Jessica Alba, 39, looks youthful as she effortlessly nails...] [/tvshowbiz/article-8468165/TOWIEs-Demi-Sims-holds-rainbow-flag-celebration-Pride-Month.html TOWIE's Demi Sims flashes her abs in pink co-ords as she...] Share this article Share 267 shares '2 tall black men barged in, pushed me to the ground, dragged me upstairs and held me at knife point while raiding my house. 'I was literally praying as I thought I was going to die. Throwback: The actress, now 19, played Dotty Cotton in the soap between 2008 to 2010 What happened? Molly took to Twitter on Saturday, where she detailed her harrowing ordeal in a thread of tweets Detailed: Molly explained how she'd been alone in the house in Witham, Essex and claimed that four men broke in and eventually got away with a car, phone and watch 'Little did I know 2 had come through the back of my house also and found my brothers car keys and later all jumped into his black Audi A1 and took my phone and a watch. 'They were screaming at me, telling me they was going to hurt me if I didn't give them anything while I was begging for my life being pinned down to the floor. 'PLEASE can everyone lock their front doors as I see this happen on Facebook the other day and never thought this would happen to me. 'I'm so grateful none of my family was home at the time and it was only me. Please spread the word.' MailOnline has contacted Molly Conlin's representatives and Essex Police for comment. Terrifying: The actress wrote in her post that the men has 'barged in, pushed her to the ground, dragged her upstairs and held her at knife point' Braintree Essex Police took to Facebook on Saturday to confirm that they had received reports about the alleged incident, and to appeal for information. The post read: 'We are appealing for information about an aggravated burglary in #Witham today, Saturday 27 June. 'We received reports that two masked men knocked at an address in Cressing Road at around 3pm before forcing their way inside. 'The men, who were described as being black, [http://edition.cnn.com/search/?text=threatened threatened] a woman with a knife before carrying out a messy search of the bedrooms. 'They made off with a watch worth a four-figure sum and a black Audi A1 Sport. Fortunately, the woman was not hurt but she was left shaken by the incident. 'We would urge anyone with information, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-ha-noi-bac-kan-ho-ba-be-cao-bang-hang-pac-bo-thac-ban-gioc.html tour hồ ba bể] CCTV or dash cam footage to call Braintree CID on 101 quoting incident 861 of 27/06. 'Alternatively, you can call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.' Appealing for information: Braintree Essex Police took to Facebook on Saturday to confirm that they had received reports about the alleged incident, and to appeal for information Molly was just 7 when she landed a part in BBC1's EastEnders, and told [ ]at the time: 'I'm really excited about it because I have always wanted to be in East Enders. All the other actors and actresses were really friendly and kind to me.' She starred alongside June Brown, who played her grandmother Dot Branning, and John Altman, who played the notorious 'Nasty Nick'. Molly originally auditioned for the part of Bianca Jackson's daughter - Tiffany - in the soap, but was eventually cast as Dotty. Prior her two-year stint in EastEnders, Molly had already made several television appearances. The child star first appeared on screens at the age of four in an advert for Ragu pasta sauce. She was also in adverts for Heinz baked beans and Bold 2-in-1. data-track-module="am-external-links^external-links"> Read more: [ Halstead: Molly, 7, lands a role in TV's East Enders | Gazette] DM.later('bundle', function() DM.has('external-source-links', 'externalLinkTracker'); );

Katie Piper - apos;There Were Times I Used Mum As An Emotional Punchbag apos;

2020-07-20T07:13:43Z

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Katie Piper with her mum Diane Katie Piper's mother Diane nursed her back from the hell of a life-changing attack. Now Katie explains why it's her turn to be the rock Katie's story Katie, 36, lives with her husband Richard and their children Belle, six, and Penelope, two I was a nightmare teenager for my mother. We lived in Hampshire and she was a teacher. Her life revolved around education, being sensible and not making a fuss. There I was, underage drinking, smoking and constantly having rows. I went to college to study hair and beauty - my dad was a barber and I think they were relieved I would have a sensible job. But when I was 19 I met a load of girls from London, moved in with them and started going to auditions for modelling. My mum was not impressed but I didn't care. As I kept telling her, I never wanted to be like her. Everything changed in March 2008, when I was 24. I was taken to hospital after acid had been thrown over me. [Katie had been raped by her jealous ex Daniel Lynch who then arranged for an accomplice, Stefan Sylvestre, to throw sulphuric acid at her; both attackers were convicted and given life sentences.] I didn't know what was happening. I was blind in both eyes. As well as the agony I was in, all I could hear was male voices around me which made me feel incredibly vulnerable and scared. Then amid the noise I heard my mum and I felt safer. It was incredible the effect the sound of her voice had on me. KATIE with her mum Diane, aged five in 1989 My parents didn't leave my side for the seven weeks I was in hospital - and for months after. My dad is a very emotional guy - he cries at The X Factor - but my mum has never been like that. She was brought up with very Victorian-style parenting. It breaks my heart that her dad told her if she ever needed to cry, to go upstairs quietly and weep into her pillow. But that made her very strong and, in my worst moment, I needed that strength. It was an awful time. I couldn't see, I knew I was completely disfigured and there were so many medical complications caused by the damage from the acid. I also knew the men who did this hadn't been caught and I didn't think they ever would be. I was on massive doses of drugs. There was a point when the doctors came to talk about the next operation and I shook my head and wrote a note saying: ‘Kill me.' Now I have two girls myself, I can't imagine how that felt, but my mum just held my hand and pushed on. She was never fluffy, she never told me everything would turn out well, she just encouraged me to take step after step. She took photos every day. It was the teacher in her that refused to sugar-coat the truth but wanted me to see improvements. And also, I know now, that she wanted documentation in case anything happened to me. She was going to fight for justice - she wasn't ever going to let me down. I feel so grateful to her. When I came out of hospital she looked after me, physically and emotionally. I needed her for everything, from my personal hygiene to my medical needs. There were lots of times I used her as a punchbag. I could take all my anger out on her because I knew she'd never walk away. Mum took early retirement so she could always be with me. I've said sorry so many times. During everything I went through, my mum became the closest person to me. My life changed again in many wonderful ways but when I found out I was pregnant with Belle, I was so happy. I'd thought I might never be able to have a baby and my first call was to my mum. She told me she was about to call me because she'd been diagnosed with bowel cancer. I felt my pregnancy had to be the light to her dark. I would take her to events I was invited to; we did lots of lovely things that sound superficial but because she saw so many terrible things through me, I wanted to balance that with happy memories. Six years later we are in lockdown. We speak every day but in those years the cancer spread to her lung, liver, skin and now her lymph glands. Rules are relaxing but I would not risk her health because I love her so much. She still never makes a fuss but it's my turn to be strong. With my kids, I try to be the mother she was with me: reading, making playdough, listening, giving strength and [http://www.houzz.com/?search=unconditional%20love unconditional love]. Now - with those teenage years long gone - the woman I most want to be like is my mother. RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/home/you/article-8426601/Beauty-skins-secret-weapons.html Beauty: Your skin's secret weapons ] [/home/you/article-8426519/Elizabeth-Day-power-struggle-relationship.html Elizabeth Day: The power struggle in my relationship ] [/home/you/article-8406191/Father-daughters-Hes-Dad-Mum-me.html Father and daughters: 'He's been Dad and Mum to me'] [/home/you/article-8402827/Warning-common-medicines-cause-personality-change.html Warning: these common medicines may cause personality...] Share this article Share Diane's story A retired teacher, Diane lives in Hampshire with her husband David Mother and daughter, 1985 No one can ever really be prepared for motherhood. When I was told Katie had been attacked, I walked into the hospital and didn't even recognise the person lying amid machines and ventilators. I thought: ‘Who is that?' All I could see was black and [http://www.martindale.com/Results.aspx?ft=2&frm=freesearch&lfd=Y&afs=orange%20swelling orange swelling]. It did not compute that it was Katie. But you have to keep going and put your faith in the doctors. It was hard for her. I never wanted Katie to see me cry - it wouldn't help her, so I cried in private. Katie came to live with us after she left hospital. It was a difficult time. My husband David and I had to keep everything going - eye drops in the morning, four massages a day. She didn't like it, and took out her anger on us, but I understood. I kept a diary back then but I don't look at it now. There was so much to take in and do. Meetings with doctors, the police, psychologists and keeping the daily routine. I took leave from work and on top of everything I was worrying about, I worried about Katie's future. All I could see was her continuing to live with us, a hermit's existence, always scared. There was a lot of fear in the early days before the men who did this were caught. She would be terrified if the phone rang or there was a knock at the door. We changed our number and took our names off the electoral register. Fear is contagious and I felt it too. Katie saw a psychologist which really helped her. David and I saw him too because it was difficult for us to cope. Small changes started to happen - she would joke about one ear which was more badly burnt than the other. She let us celebrate her birthday with a little party and a few of her friends. Then one day she came downstairs and said: ‘I'm going to the shop.' I was really worried. I asked if she wanted me to go with her, or to walk halfway, and [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-ha-noi-bac-kan-ho-ba-be-cao-bang-hang-pac-bo-thac-ban-gioc.html kynghidongduong.vn] she said: ‘No.' I watched her go from the garden gate, her thin legs disappearing into the distance. I felt like I did on her first day at school. I was terrified she'd panic and run into the road or that something would happen. I worked out how long it would take to get there and back and kept walking into the street looking for her. She came back smiling. ‘Stop worrying, Mum,' she said. I knew then that she would be OK. I watch her now and I'm so proud of her. I don't know where this spirit comes from but she has touched so many people. She is brave, compassionate and absolutely determined to make a difference. She wants to fix everything. When I told her about my cancer, the next day a juicer and a huge box of fresh fruit and vegetables appeared on the doorstep. She comes with me to my appointments, even when I tell her not to. ‘You were my hospital buddy, I'm going to be yours,' she says. What Katie has done is amazing. But I think the greatest and most incredible thing is her getting married and having two wonderful girls. Honestly, I never thought that would happen, especially when I look back to those dark times. She's a wonderful mother and she's happy, which is all you want for your children. During lockdown I haven't been able to see her but we speak all the time and she can always make me laugh. Katie never gives up hope, which is a great lesson for everyone. Katie and Diane in four Describe each other Katie Strong, intelligent, reliable, selfless. Diane Brave, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-ha-noi-bac-kan-ho-ba-be-cao-bang-hang-pac-bo-thac-ban-gioc.html tour thác bản giốc] loving, determined, articulate. Their worst habit? Katie Sending me grammatical corrections on my social-media posts. Diane Her impatience. If a suggestion is made she will want to do it without thinking. When you're together... Katie She tells stories about my childhood. Diane We eat, we drink lots of tea and we always find something to laugh about. Your favourite memory of each other? Katie Sitting at the table sticking pictures from catalogues into a book of stories I had made up with my mum sitting next to me, listening and being absolutely present. Diane Watching her walk down the aisle on her father's arm. I don't cry easily but my eyes were filled with tears when I saw her. Katie Piper's Extraordinary People podcast is available now. For information on Katie's charity, visit [ ][ you.co.uk Privacy Policy] data-track-module="am-external-links^external-links"> Read more: [ Katie Piper Foundation - Katie Piper Foundation] DM.later('bundle', function() DM.has('external-source-links', 'externalLinkTracker'); );

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2020-07-20T07:13:33Z

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