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Dean McCullough is now camp enemy No1 after bottling challenges and Teagate saga
DEAN McCullough is now camp enemy number one after bottling challenges and the Teagate saga.
The Radio 1 DJ cost his campmates half of the cupcakes Melvin Odoom won on last night’s show after revealing he had smuggled in contraband teabags.
Sources say there is ‘discontent’ growing in the camp over Dean McCullough’s performance in trials and general behaviour[/caption]And he chickened out of another Bushtucker Trial, screaming “I’m a celebrity, get me out of here!” for a second time in as many days.
The 32-year-old won just four stars out of ten before quitting the Lethal Lab challenge, which saw him put his head in boxes of creepy-crawlies.
On Wednesday, he and podcaster GK Barry failed to gain a single star during their Drown in the Dumps task.
And Dean was seen in tears on Tuesday night’s show after quitting the Sinister Sarcophagus having retrieved just two stars.
Now sources say there is “discontent” growing in the camp.
One said: “The celebs have been starved of good food and to then have a luxury like the cupcakes snatched away over something a bit silly is frustrating.
“Dean is a nice lad but there’s only so much the celebs will be able to take.”
Teagate kicked off when Barry McGuigan realised his tea was a darker colour than normal.
Alan Halsall joked: “We got a bit of mud in the kettle but try it.”
Barry took a sip then gave a sly wink to Alan and Dean and said: “Fantastic!”
On ITV2 spin-off show Unpacked, Ant McPartlin slammed Dean and GK over their Drown in the Dumps failure.
He said: “I got quite annoyed at one point because it’s a bit like, if you can’t do it, you can’t do it. But just try it.”
Dean is now camp enemy number one after bottling challenges and the Teagate saga[/caption]I'm A Celeb 2024 - late entries
MAURA Higgins is a late entry to I'm A Celeb 2024. Yet who is joining her?
2019 Love Island star Maura, 33, will be a late entry to the jungle line-up.
She will head into the I’m A Celeb camp, along with the Reverend Richard Coles, 62.
The duo will join the likes of Coleen Rooney, Barry McGuigan and Danny Jones in Ant and Dec’s jungle camp a week into this year’s star-spangled series.
Yet initially the duo will have their own private base – and a secret mission – before heading into the main compound Down Under.
Maura has already described the jungle as “hell.”
Meanwhile Richard, who has starred on Strictly, has confessed his biggest “fear.”
I was slapped with a £160 hospital parking fine despite following instructions – but I’d been scammed
A FUMING grandad has revealed how he was slapped with a £160 parking ticket despite following all the rules – but soon realised he was scammed.
Ronnie Hayman, 73, parked his car at the St James’ Hospital in Leeds to visit an ill family member he was instructed to pay £6 for two hours via the Tap2Park website.
Ronnie Hayman had a £160 parking fine quashed[/caption]Mr Hayman said he paid for his parking but the owners of the car parking later sent him a £100 fine letter to his address.
The grandad-of-seven said the paring website was hacked and the fee he paid at the hospital went into a dodgy account called “Mr Muscle”.
But just a month later he was sent a second letter demanding an increased fine of £160. He also received a letter from a bailiff company.
Fortunately, his fine was quashed after he told I Park Services about the problem and sent them proof of payment.
He told Leeds Live: “It’s a good win. I think it was all down to the publicity that you [Leeds Live] provided. I sent them a copy of your article and to the bailiff as well, and it did the trick.
“It was just annoying having to go through all that stress and aggravation when it wasn’t my fault. If they had any common sense, they would have realised everything was genuine when I sent them a copy of the bank proof of payment.
“As you get older and you’re not working as long hours then things bug you. This bugged me and I had the time to do something about it. If it had been 20 years ago, I’d have probably done nothing about it and paid the fine.”
The food man was soon contacted by the bailiffs who told them that the case against him was being dropped and that he should not expect any further correspondence in this matter.
The parking website company Tap2Park previously admitted they were targeted by hackers who ran a dupe website to scam customers.
The website said all they provide is an online platform as a payment provider, and have nothing to do with the running of the car park.
A spokesperson for Tap2Park told the media outlet: “Earlier this year, we were alerted to the existence of an unauthorised website, accessible through a Google search, which misappropriated our logo and falsely represented our service.
“This fraudulent site directs individuals to an illegitimate payment platform. Upon discovering this, we promptly reported the matter to Action Fraud and submitted a takedown request to Google to address the issue.
“Unfortunately, to date, despite several follow-ups on our part, we have not received a response from either entity. As part of our ongoing efforts to resolve this, we are now preparing to escalate the matter by issuing a pre-action letter to protect our brand and safeguard users against this deceptive activity.”
Can I be fined for not having a parking ticket if the machine isn’t working?
Sometimes parking ticket machines break, but that does not mean that you can park for free.
Police can still give you a fine, so here is everything you need to know about much the fine is and if you can get it cancelled.
You may still face a fine for not having a parking ticket if the machine is broken, but you should be able to appeal the decision.
According to Citizens Advice, the fine can be cancelled, but only if there isn’t another way to pay.
The penalty won’t be dropped if there is another, working machine nearby — so ensure you double-check before leaving without paying.
If you do decide to park, you should take a photograph of the broken machine as you’ll need it for your appeal should you end up getting fined.
More than half of drivers have successfully appealed parking fines handed out by local councils, an investigation by The Sun found in 2021.
But be careful, as some car parks will have a sign saying not to stop there if there’s no way to pay.
Should you ignore the sign and get a penalty, your appeal is very likely to be rejected.
Two students jailed after importing more than £1m of cannabis to university digs as part of a global drug empire
TWO students helped import more than £1million of cannabis to university digs as part of a global drug empire.
Jinshuo Dong, 24, and Jingshu Wang, 28, paid other students to receive 1.5kg drug parcels.
Two students helped import more than £1million of cannabis to university digs as part of a global drug empire, pictured jailed Jinshuo Dong[/caption] Jingshu Wang was also part of the scheme that involved asking other students to receive drug parcels[/caption]They picked up many but were stopped from getting others by halls of residence staff.
Border Force, alerted to deliveries from Canada to Leeds, tipped off local cops who identified the pair from CCTV.
In all 63 parcels were seized.
The pair admitted drug offences and were jailed for three years at the city’s crown court.
Mitigating, Joseph Hart said “naive and lonely” Dong got involved for glamour and status.
Judge Mansell praised officers involved in the case at their sentencing, saying the pair had found a “novel method” for flooding the market with illegal drugs.
He said: “It was a very effective and well-executed operation that brought an end to a very lucrative skunk cannabis business.
“It was a novel method for flooding the market. The importation of cannabis previously in lorries from the continent has become far less prevalent.
“This method was novel and I commend the team for the investigation.”