Emily Maitlis was told off by co-host Krishnan Guru-Murthy after she swore live on air during Channel 4’s US Election coverage. The ex-BBC journalist was slammed by her fellow presenter on two separate occasions for swearing during the station’s eight-hour broadcast, leading to calls for Ofcom to step in and sanction her behaviour. Just a few hours in, Ms Maitlis mysteriously vanished from the screen before Mr Guru-Murthy alleged that she ‘started swearing’ and promised to ‘tell her off later’.

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Noughties music legends, The Libertines are back. The group, which is fronted by Pete Doherty and Carl Barat, are ready to make comeback as they have organised their largest did to date. Attracting over 25,000 fans, Pete, Carl and fellow band members Gary Powell and John Hassell,will grace the stage at Gunnersbury Park in August.

New deals to crack down on migrant smugglers will be signed with three Balkan countries tomorrow, Sir Keir Starmer has confirmed. The Prime Minister will finalise agreements for closer co-operation with Serbia, North Macedonia and Kosovo – which all lie on key trafficking routes to Britain and western Europe. A No10 spokesman said the deals would ‘increase intelligence sharing, expertise and co-operation’ in a bid to smash organised crime gangs behind the small boats crisis.

Police divers have carried out an underwater search of a muddy stream where a mystery body was found next to a quiet estate near Bristol. Residents of the housing complex just 50 yards away from the stream said the discovery was ‘scary’ and ‘frightening for young children’ who play near it. This follows reports of human remains – believed to be decomposed – and ‘skeletal’ being found under a metal bridge, next to Apple Grove, a modern estate.

A desperate Keir Starmer has congratulated Donald Trump in their first phone call since the Republican’s shock election win as he tries to repair ties. The premier sent his ‘hearty congratulations’ to the president-elect amid tensions over Labour activists campaigning for Trump’s rival Kamala Harris, and Foreign Secretary David Lammy previously calling Trump a ‘neo-Nazi’ sympathiser. Sir Keir congratulated Mr Trump on his ‘historic victory’ after US voters returned him to the White House, Downing Street said.