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TARGET MP Jess Phillips
A PRISON inmate yesterday admitted sending a threatening letter to Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
Rakeem Malik also pleaded guilty to making threats to kill against MPs Jess Phillips and Rosie Cooper, and sending threatening letters with the intention of causing “distress or anxiety” to former PM Theresa May and Ms Phillips.
The 53-year-old – who is serving an indeterminate sentence at HMP Birmingham – admitted eight offences at Birmingham crown court.
Malik, who appeared by video link, was remanded back into custody and will be sentenced on June 11.
After the hearing, Ms Phillips tweeted: “Today I hope will be some way towards a conclusion in this case in court.”
Tom and Noelle in clay masks
They begin moulding. Right, kiss
THIS looks more Match of the Clay than Britain’s Got Talent…
An act called Tom and Noelle left judges baffled as they plastered themselves in modelling mud to make masks before breaking into a dance.
The pair appear on stage, put on gold swimming caps and reveal two mounds of clay on a table they are stood behind.
After their dance they give each other a kiss. Stunned co-host Ant McPartlin says: “None of this makes sense but I love it.”
Sidekick Declan Donnelly is less keen, adding: “I don’t get it.”
The judges are also unsure exactly what is happening.
Alesha Dixon says: “I hate to admit it but it’s quite entertaining.”
Simon Cowell tells the other judges: “I have nothing I can advise you on because it is what it is. Where would this lead to next?”
The act reveals if they get through they would like to work with David Walliams in the live shows and, not surprisingly, he says he is up for it. Being the oddest act, bosses saved Tom and Noelle’s routine until last.
This week’s final audition round before the show goes on a break also features a Donald Trump lookalike who turns up in a Make America Great Again cap, shirt and tie along with pink tights and heels.
He lip syncs to the US president’s voice as well as performing some dances.
To be fair, it’s probably hard to beat the real Trump when it comes to farce…