Ian Blackford branded the UK’s departure from the European Union the ‘elephant in the room that neither the Tories or Labour are willing to confront’.
The former rugby player caught viewers’ attention when he wore the tight trunks while in the Australian jungle.
The former rugby player entertained his co-stars on I’m A Celebrity with stories about his life as part of the extended royal family.
The former Scotland international died on Saturday after a six-year battle with the disease, which Burrow discovered he had in 2019.
The Scottish Rugby Union announced on Saturday that Weir, who was diagnosed with MND in December 2016, had died at the age of 52.
Kevin Davies, from Pembrokeshire, died in hospital in Doha following Wales’s 2-0 defeat to Iran, which he did not attend due to feeling unwell.
The former Scotland international was diagnosed with motor neurone disease in 2016.
The former Leeds and Great Britain scrum-half, now confined to a wheelchair because of the disease, praised Doddie Weir for his fundraising work.
Elsewhere, Japan’s historic win got former players talking and David Johnson was remembered.
The musician found fame in the 1970s pub-rock band who helped pave the way for British punk.
Johnson, who also played for Everton and Ipswich, has died aged 71.
Johnson also played eight times for England, scoring six goals.
The Dr Feelgood star had previously been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.
Friend Neil Stainsby, a TV studio director, posted on Twitter that Roger Pearce had been set to retire in five weeks’ time.
The annual spoof award goes to someone who has ‘created something that they perceive to be crap art using the least amount of effort possible’.
