Katie Hopkins' final vile tweet that got her booted off Twitter for good

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Bae Suzy has officially dropped her new single ‘Satellite’, alongside its music video.The visual focuses on a woman, played by PROWDMON dance crew leader Monika from Mnet’s hit dance reality series Street Woman Fighter, as she run through the hallways of a decrepit, abandoned building. Bae does not appear in the video.‘Satellite’ was released today (February 17) at 6pm KST, alongside the video treatment.

DaBaby over an alleged unprovoked physical attack on him at a bowling alley in Los Angeles.Brandon Bills, whose real name is Brandon Curiel, is the brother of Danielle Leigh Curiel, whom DaBaby formerly dated and shares a daughter with.Bills claims that DaBaby (real name Jonathan Lyndale Kirk) is legally liable for physically assaulting him “suddenly and without warning” as he walked past the rapper on February 9 at Corbin Bowl.He also claimed that the incident caused him to endure “severe injury and pain” and left him “psychologically damaged”.DaBaby has publicly claimed that he acted in self-defence. He has yet to comment publicly on the lawsuit.The brawl, which was captured in a viral video shared by TMZ, shows Bills and DaBaby grappling and spilling onto bowling lanes before other people appear to attack Bills.Bills’ lawsuit, filed by lawyers Farid Yaghoubtil and Anthony Werbin, also names Corbin Bowl as a defendant.

Lil Wayne has shared details of his first live performance in the UK for 14 years.The rapper is set to return in the summer for an exclusive slot at Strawberries & Creem Festival, which takes place at Childerley Orchard in Cambridge from June 17-19.Strawberries & Creem has also confirmed today (February 17) that Ella Mai, Mabel and Tems will all headline the main stage across the three days of the festival.Tion Wayne, Ghetts, Rema, Ms Banks, David Rodigan, Enny, Sub Focus, High Contrast, Katy B, Wilkinson and Lisa Maffia are also on the line-up.“This year, as we scale up to a full three days, we wanted to ensure our musical offering matched that level of ambition – as well as reflecting our incredibly diverse crowd,” Strawberries & Creem co-founder Preye Crooks said in a statement about this year’s festival, the line-up poster for which you can see below.“We have gone further than ever before to bring exceptional artists together, showing Strawberries & Creem to be a major player on the weekend festival scene. As a team, we also wanted to shine a light on some amazing genres and artists that aren’t always celebrated in full at other festivals.“We hope we have curated a truly representative and exciting line-up, one that offers an unrivalled experience to our festival goers – covering everything from D&B and dance music, to reggae and R&B.”Tickets for Strawberries & Creem 2022 will initially be available in a pre-sale from 10am on Monday (February 21), which requires a sign-up on the festival’s website.

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Fed up by what they perceive as political bias and increasing censorship from Big Tech, a growing number of right-wing media personalities, pundits and politicians have begun to switch over to Parler, a Twitter alternative that markets itself as a champion of free speech. Although launched in 2018, the migration to Parler, dubbed "Twexit" by some, has been given extra impetus in the last few weeks, driven largely by Twitter's ongoing and very high profile spat with President Donald Trump over incendiary tweets as well as the company's decision to hand permanent bans to popular pro-Trump accounts like self-described conservative "memesmith" Carpe Donktum and British white nationalist Katie Hopkins.

Katie Hopkins was permanently suspended from Twitter on Friday evening after posting a slog of vile tweets.The 44 year old had 1.1million followers on the social media platform before the company pulled the plug on her account. Controversial Katie often riled people up with her dividing opinions on the site, but appeared to take her thoughts too far as Twitter have now banned her.

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Twitter.  The outspoken reality star previously had her account suspended earlier this year for breaching the social media platform's rules, but it was reinstated.Now, it has been confirmed by a spokesperson for the website that she has been permanently removed.The former columnist is well known for her long history of anti-immigration views, as well as her pro-Trump and pro-Brexit comments.Recently, she has taken issue with footballer Marcus Rashford's successful campaign launched to ensure school children in need of free school meals will be fed over the summer. In  a dramatic u-turn, the government announced  a one-off £120million fund which will benefit around 1.3 million children in England over the six week summer break.

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pic.twitter.com/QIyJNT5abs— Jared Holt (@jaredlholt) June 19, 2020Hopkins recently attracted criticism when she parodied the #blackouttuesday hashtag, which was launched to raise awareness for the Black Lives Matter movement and support anti-racism protests happening across the globe.“Today is #whiteoutwednesday,” Hopkins tweeted on Wednesday (June 17). “I will shortly be posting a picture of my arse.

reports the Mirror.A spokesperson for the website has confirmed that it will not be reinstated.They told the  Huffington Post : “Keeping Twitter safe is a top priority for us – abuse and hateful conduct have no place on our service and we will continue to take action when our rules are broken.“In this case, the account has been permanently suspended for violations of our hateful conduct policy.” It comes after a petition to have her account removed from Twitter was signed more than 75,000 times.The petition bio read: "Unbelievably, Katie Hopkins has been given a platform to insult, abuse and cause outrage for far too long.

Katie Hopkins is no longer allowed to use Twitter.

Katie Hopkins has been permanently suspended from Twitter for breaking the platform’s rules on hate speech, the social media giant has confirmed.

Twitter account. The controversial celebrity has been removed from the social media site after posting 'hateful conduct'.

Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford deserves recognition on the United Kingdom's honours list for his charity work, Kick It Out's Troy Townsend says.Rashford has been widely praised for his effort to ensure vulnerable young people have access to free meals during the coronavirus pandemic.The 22-year-old partnered with FareShare and helped to raise £20million to provide three million free meals to those in need before turning his focus onto a similar problem in UK schools.Thanks to his campaigning on social media and direct appeal to MPs, the government decided to go back on their decision not to extend the scheme for free school meals for underprivileged children into the summer months and committed to spending £120m to ensure those

Paul Pogba should be given more attacking freedom when he returns later this week.United are back in Premier League action on Friday night after a three-month break as they travel to North London to face Tottenham Hotspur.Ole Gunnar Solskjaer knows a positive result for his side is crucial if they are to maximise their chances of Champions League qualification, and they are set to be boosted by the returns of both Pogba and Marcus Rashford.French midfielder Pogba is yet to feature for United this calendar year and Schmeichel believes he holds the key to a positive end to the current season.Pogba will be hoping to make up for lost time during his first appearance since December and former goalkeeper Schmeichel thinks playing as an attacking