EXCLUSIVE Ex-fiancé of MasterChef's Sarah Todd breaks his silence on her romance with toyboy Declan Cleary - and drops a stunning detail about their split that has never been made public
Former model Sarah began dating Devinder about 2008. They welcomed a child in 2011, got engaged in 2013 and are believed to have split sometime after - though neither of them announced a break-up.
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I'm an opinion writer who isn't sure of their opinions
R ecently my dad's friend saw me on the BBC's Debate Night. 'Your daughter was on TV,' he told him. 'What now?' my dad asked, probably wincing. 'She was complaining about something again,' came the reply. It goes with the territory. The role of a columnist is to grasp an idea, shake it and see what comes loose, then catch the pieces and arrange them in a new order. You could call them complaints, but I prefer opinions — little thought babies escaped from their mother. Sometimes I'm asked if it's tiring coming up with so many new opinions. It would be if I was a different kind of commentator. My more combative colleagues will argue the opposite line just to be contrarian, a skill I admire and fear equally. It sounds terribly earnest, but I can only write it if I believe it. The truth is I haven't made up my mind about most things.
The Sun
7 minutes ago
- The Sun
Dad slams school as ‘woke' after they asked him ‘not to wear gorilla costume or horse mask to pick daughter up'
A DAD has slammed his child's "woke" school after they banned him from wearing a gorilla costume. Chris Napthine dressed up to collect his seven-year-old daughter Addie on her last day of term as a "bit of fun". 5 5 5 He pulled up to Hertford Vale C Of E Primary School, in North Yorks., in the gorilla costume - after previously donning a horse's head mask. But the 47-year-old was told it posed "a serious safeguarding concern" and was asked not to wear it again via a "snotty" message. The dad-of-two, a self-employed horse dentist and farmer, said: "It's a little village school and I live just opposite it. "I went there, my son went there and now my little girl does. "I was just trying to embarrass her. She's always saying, 'Dad, please don't embarrass me'. "The other day I put a horse's head on, so on the last day of school I put on a gorilla outfit. "Then, I got this snotty text off the school, saying it's a 'serious safeguarding issue'." The text, shared by Chris, read: "Please do not come into school in a costume or mask. "This is a serious safeguarding issue. It has also upset some of the children & caused concern for adults." But Chris slammed the school for being "woke" and claimed he was "just trying to have a bit of a laugh". He added: "How is that a safeguarding issue? Where is it going to end? Are the kids not going to be allowed to dress up? "I really didn't like the way they worded it. "I was just trying to have a bit of a laugh, but the school have taken it dead serious. "I messaged them back, but they didn't reply. "I just thought it was ridiculous. Safeguarding is about the safety of the kids. "A dad in a gorilla outfit is not a safeguarding issue - let alone a 'serious' one. "It's taking the p**s. I've had lots of messages of support, saying: 'What on Earth is this country coming to? A kid can identify as a cat but a dad can't dress up as a gorilla'. "That's what dads do: embarrass their daughters. I'm always playing jokes and messing about. "It's just a bit woke." The school has been contacted for comment. This comes after another dad hit out when his daughter was banned from a school's cultural diversity day — for wearing a Union Jack dress. Heartbroken pupil Courtney Wright, 12, was told: 'You get to celebrate being British every day, this is for everybody else.' The Year 7 pupil teamed her dress — similar to the one worn by Spice Girl Geri Halliwell in the 1990s, below — with a matching bowler hat. She also planned to read a speech celebrating tea, Shakespeare, fish and chips and the royals. But the grade-A student was stopped by teachers who gave her the option of wearing a second-hand uniform instead. Courtney refused before her dad Stuart Field, 47, arrived to collect her from Bilton School in Rugby, Warwickshire. He slammed the school for 'virtue signalling' and said he had since received a grovelling apology. The dad of five told The Sun: 'Her head of year bizarrely said that if she had worn a suit of armour or a nurse's outfit, she probably would have been allowed. It's ridiculous. "The irony is they were having a cultural diversity day and yet they singled out a group of people. 'She's a grade-A student and they have vilified her and punished her for being proud of being British.' The school was later forced to close following "extremist threats". It announced it was closing "in the interests of student and staff safety" following threats. The school released a letter to parents on Thursday in which is said it was receiving " extremist abuse online and via our telephone systems". Headteacher Jayne Delves and Ranjit Samra, CEO of Stowe Valley Multi-Academy Trust, both said that members of staff had been threatened. 5 5
The Sun
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Five cheap activities to keep kids occupied this summer hols
AVOID school holiday boredom by planning ahead now. But before you splash out on expensive activity sets and magazines, try these brilliant DIY alternatives. And keep them stashed away, ready for those inevitable cries of 'I'm bored' . . . DOUGH THIS: Whip up a batch of playdough in minutes with ingredients you might already have in the cupboard. Mix 8 tbsp plain flour, 2 tbsp table salt, 1 tbsp vegetable oil and 60ml of warm water in a bowl until a dough forms. Split into three and add a dash of food colouring to each dough ball and knead. Store in old, clean yoghurt pots or airtight containers. Old cereal boxes can be turned into a canvas to paint, while toilet rolls can become binoculars when taped together and decorated. Head to Poundland for PVA glue, tape and paint sets for £1 if you don't have them already. Keep everything in a storage box, ready for dull days. CLEVER COLOURING: Printable activities are a lifesaver and has an amazing selection of free activity kits and animal colouring-in sheets. Watch as ex-teacher reveals why she quit and doubled her income Hey Duggee super fans can find activity pages at curations/colouring-sheets. It's also worth checking your local library website. MEMORY SAVER: Create your own custom memory game or version of Snap using plain card, £1, The Works. Use a felt tip to draw matching shapes on pairs of cards or you could use stickers you already have at home. Lay the cards face down on the floor and watch as they try to remember where the matching pairs are. GO WILD: Encourage outdoor ad- ventures with a home-made explorer kit stored in a plastic bag, tote or rucksack. Plan a scavenger hunt by writing out a list of things that can be found outdoors, such as ladybirds, soil, spiders etc on paper, which kids can tick off. Also add plain paper and wax crayons for leaf rubbing. Place the paper over a leaf and rub the crayon over the top to see the leaf come to life. All prices on page correct at time of going to press. Deals and offers subject to availability. 7 Deal of the day TREAT your hair to the Remington Style Essentials gift set with hair dryer and straighteners included. Usually £49.99, now £34.99 with free delivery at SAVE: £15 Cheap treat KEEP little ones cool with the Dreambaby Smart-Grip Flexible Caged Fan, which you can attach to prams. Was £10.99, now £7.99, Top swap TO save on buying expensive mini travel toiletries, decant your essentials into the Rawr Beauty travel bottle set, £7.50, or get the TravelShop travel bottle set for £2.99 at Home Bargains. Shop & save FOR huge savings, head to for the summer sale. This Star Wars 3D Puzzle Millennium Falcon was £49.99, now £15. Hot right now WALKABOUT bars turn 30 this year – order a Parmi dish and get a free pint on Wednesdays. Book at walkaboutbars. PLAY NOW TO WIN £200 7 JOIN thousands of readers taking part in The Sun Raffle. Every month we're giving away £100 to 250 lucky readers - whether you're saving up or just in need of some extra cash, The Sun could have you covered. Every Sun Savers code entered equals one Raffle ticket.
