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Popular UK anchor Eamonn Holmes will reportedly use his live TV show on Monday morning to address his marital split from wife and longtime co-presenter Ruth Langsford.

The Sun on Sunday newspaper reported yesterday that it had the exclusive statement from the popular pair, confirming they were to separate after 14 years’ marriage. The statement said:

“Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes have confirmed their marriage is over and they are in the process of divorcing.”

The same paper said Sunday that Holmes, who presents the weekly breakfast show on Gb News, will address the split to viewers when he appears next on air.

The Sun quoted a source close to Holmes, saying: “Eamonn is always frank on camera and knows it will be odd for him to discuss the day’s news without mentioning his split so he’ll say a few words.”

Holmes and Langsford, who married in 2010, co-presented ITV...

British TV presenter Fiona Phillips announced in 2022 that she had been diagnosed with early-onset dementia.

Now, in an interview, the 62-year-old former TV host has revealed she believes her 11-year run of presenting breakfast television could have caused her to get the disease at a relatively young age.

Phillips, who used to get up at around 3am for her shifts presenting ITV breakfast show GMTV between 1997 and 2008, told Woman&Home Magazine:

“I ask myself why I got this dreadful disease. I wonder whether all the years of getting up so early when I was working on GMTV contributed to me getting Alzheimer’s so young.”

Phillips shared that she had benefited from being put on a drugs trial in an attempt to slow down her symptoms, a protocol she said seemed to be working.

She said: “I’m taking part in a revolutionary drug trial that’s trying to find a cure.

He's rich, handsome, went to school at Eton and will soon be related to Princess Kate. But that's just about where the comparisons end between Prince William and Pippa Middleton's future brother-in-law, Spencer Matthews. A former star of the popular U.K. Channel 4 reality show Made In Chelsea and the British version of The Bachelor, the 28-year-old Matthews - younger brother of Middleton's hedge-fund manager fiancé James Matthews - is notorious for his hard-living, womanizing ways, once telling a girlfriend on the show, "It's hard to respect you when you allow me to cheat on you." Since he...

Anthea Turner has spoken candidly about using Botox and undergoing surgery - and has absolutely no regrets.

The 55-year-old presenter - who returned to TV this week to front The Health Lottery - told the Daily Star that "Botox is a marvellous thing".

"Put it this way, I can look angry but not furious," she explained. "And I had my boobs done - they're great. Just tidy up as you go along. I've got no problems with it all and I would never lie about it."

Turner criticised fellow celebrities who've had work done but refuse to admit it.

She claimed: "How can you say you're all natural when everyone knows it's not true at all? People say they've not had Botox and I think, 'You liar!'"

The former Blue Peter and GMTV host also sang the praises of Celebrity Big Brother and suggested that the series "changed television...

Doctor Who, Star Trek and more: what happened when sci-fi, horror & fantasy heroes have popped up on British daytime TV over the years…

Pre-YouTube, fandom was a hard-earned thing. It took research, dedication and enough patience to hover over the family video player’s ‘record’ button for an entire episode of TV-am in anticipation of six minutes with Sylvester McCoy. Six minutes in which the Seventh Doctor would be polled if he was a cat or dog person and then asked to taste a lemon roulade.

Scarcity bred desire in those days, so we took what we could get from our heroes of yore, even if that meant watching Hammer Horror legend Ingrid Pitt make a chocolate mousse, or the aforementioned McCoy attempt to answer fan questions above the hubbub of a Nottingham swimming pool complex. The collision of geek icons and UK daytime magazine shows was sometimes illuminating, sometimes excruciating,...

Congratulations to the loveable Lorraine Kelly, who celebrates 30 years of presenting breakfast television today (September 29).

After receiving a gift of 30 golden cupcakes and Ben Shephard dressed in a kilt on Lorraine Live this morning, the 54-year-old Scottish presenter was also surprised with the announcement that she's set to star on Corrie tonight.

An emotional Kelly responded: "It's been overwhelming and amazing. I can't believe it's been 30 years, it's gone by in a flash, but you know, you're only as good as your team and my team, both on-screen and off-screen, are fabulous, the very best. I'm going to cry!"

Kelly began her TV career as an on-screen reporter covering Scottish news on TV-am in 1984, before moving to presenting on Good Morning Britain in 1990, GMTV with Lorraine between '94 and 2010, Daybreak and Lorraine.

To commemorate three decades of entertaining morning TV, we take a trip down memory lane with 12 classic pictures...

Lorraine Kelly celebrated her 30-year career in breakfast television during a special edition of Lorraine today (September 29).

The morning TV stalwart, who had no idea about the surprise-filled show, was joined by a kilt-wearing Ben Shephard as he treated the 54-year-old to a trip down memory lane.

Joined by a host of past colleagues including Timmy Mallett, Anthea Turner and Dr Hilary Jones, Kelly was surprised by the appearance of her daughter Rosie, who joked that she still can't accept all of her mum's past fashion choices.

Former GMTV host Eamonn Holmes also left Kelly a message about their time together working on the programme.

He said: "We thought we were brilliant, we thought we were really good, then there was a review in a posh newspaper, and it just said, 'This programme is presented by two unknown big round faces', isn't that right Lorraine? But what they say is very well and good,...

Mr Motivator has departed BBC One's gymnastics show Tumble.

The fitness expert and former GMTV personality dislocated his knee during a trial run of the show.

Mr Motivator, whose real name is Derrick Evans, will need to undergo surgery to correct the damage done to his knee.

Evans said that he was "devastated" not to be able to continue in what he describes as an "amazing experience".

"A heartfelt thanks goes to all the team but especially my gymnastics partner Kerry and coach Alberto, who have been so supportive and brilliant to work with - I'm sorry our journey has been broken this way," he added.

Former Blue Peter presenter Peter Duncan will replace Evans, it has been reported.

BBC recently released the first cast photo for its upcoming primetime show.

Contestants include Sugababes singer Amelle Berrabah, EastEnders star John Partridge, and Girls Aloud member Sarah Harding.

Steps star...

Judging a breakfast show on its ratings alone is always dangerous.

Watching breakfast TV is a habit and it has to fit into our busy morning schedules, so a slight change to the format can mean that our 10-minute breakfast break with our corn flakes and the telly suddenly coincides with the weather and we'll probably switch channels or even switch off altogether.

Viewers look for familiarity, comfort and something easily digestible in the mornings. BBC Breakfast has nailed all three of these traits over the last five years and for that reason, ITV has been floundering to match them in the early morning ratings war.

GMTV had grown tired and grey, and Daybreak was an ugly explosion of colour and dreadful decisions. The channel's latest attempt to wrestle back viewers, Good Morning Britain, opened with lukewarm reviews one month ago and the ratings have been dropping ever since.

But are the problems terminal?...

Well, it's definitely better than Daybreak.

It might not be the highest praise ever heaped on a breakfast TV show, but ITV's big cheeses will probably be breathing a sigh of relief this afternoon that they haven't found themselves another laughable turkey.

Good Morning Britain: Reactions and reviews round-up

Good Morning Britain launch: As it happens - Live Blog

Despite numerous revamps and hosts, Daybreak was doomed from its opening show, which failed to match the hype and was an uncomfortable hybrid of its predecessor GMTV, ITV's fierce rival BBC Breakfast and most oddly of all, The One Show.

Good Morning Britain's launch has, deliberately, been much more low key. The tabloids have been fed some quotes from Susanna Reid and her poaching from the BBC gave the Daily Mail plenty more reasons to ogle at her "pins", but the show hasn't suffered from the same pre-debut hullabaloo...

ITV launched its latest attempt in the breakfast TV war earlier today (April 28), with Good Morning Britain landing on our screens.

Susanna Reid, Ben Shephard, Sean Fletcher and Charlotte Hawkins co-hosted the brand new format, following Daybreak's end on Friday. But how well did they fare?

Most of the early reviews appear to be largely positive, with most people commenting on its similarity with Us morning show Good Morning America. Digital Spy has compiled a round-up of reviews and reactions from around the web below:

Critic Reviews

Alex Fletcher - Digital Spy

"The new 'serious news' format for Good Morning Britain feels like it's having to battle with ITV's natural lean towards fluff. The presentation of 'One Direction talking loves and relationships' as breaking news undermines a lot of the hard work they're putting in elsewhere. Do ITV really believe we can't absorb some serious news in the morning...

Goodbye Daybreak. Good morning, erm, Good Morning Britain.

ITV's latest attempt to revive their breakfast schedules and make a dent in the ratings of their fierce rivals at BBC Breakfast comes in the shape of four familiar faces from morning television.

Sky's Sean Fletcher and Charlotte Hawkins, former GMTV host and all round good egg Ben Shephard and the star attraction, who ITV no doubt hope is the jewel in their crown, Susanna Reid.

Poached from the BBC and fresh from a successful run on Strictly Come Dancing, ITV are hoping she's the perfect mix of sharp journalism and warm presenting. Just don't say the words Christine or Bleakley.

Will Good Morning Britain be ITV breakfast's biggest hit since Roland Rat? Or have we got another Daybreak disaster on our hands?

From 6am on Monday (April 28) morning we'll be live-blogging the launch and trying to avoid dropping ketchup from our bacon sandwich on our keyboard.

Susanna Reid has denied that taking part in Strictly Come Dancing affected her romance with Dominic Cotton.

Reid, who recently split from long-time partner Cotton, told The Mirror that Strictly wasn't responsible for the breakdown of her relationship.

"I think people think Strictly was bound up in what happened. It wasn't. Strictly was, and will always be, an amazing sparkly ridiculous alternative reality planet I went on for a couple of months and I have great memories of it.

"Obviously things have been challenging in my personal life but we are getting things sorted," she added.

The 43-year-old, who recently moved from the BBC to host ITV's new breakfast show Good Morning Britain, said that she was still on good terms with Cotton for the sake of their three sons.

"We are still good friends and the kids come first," she said.

Reid will be joined on the new breakfast...

Susanna Reid has denied that taking part in Strictly Come Dancing affected her marriage.

Reid, who recently split from husband Dominic Cotton, told The Mirror that Strictly wasn't responsible for the breakdown of her relationship.

"I think people think Strictly was bound up in what happened. It wasn't. Strictly was, and will always be, an amazing sparkly ridiculous alternative reality planet I went on for a couple of months and I have great memories of it.

"Obviously things have been challenging in my personal life but we are getting things sorted," she added.

The 43-year-old, who recently moved from the BBC to host ITV's new breakfast show Good Morning Britain, said that she was still on good terms with Cotton for the sake of their three sons.

"We are still good friends and the kids come first," she said.

Reid will be joined on the new breakfast show by former GMTV host Ben Shephard,...

Susanna Reid feels like she's known Ben Shephard her whole life. The 43-year-old TV presenter will work alongside the former 'GMTV' host when they front ITV's new breakfast show, 'Good Morning Britain', from next week, and Susanna says they've hit it off already. She explained: ''I didn't know Ben but I didn't feel nervous meeting him because he's such a familiar face having presented 'GMTV' and been such a regular on television. It felt like I'd known him all my life.'' The former 'BBC Breakfast' star has even taken it upon herself to get to know Ben, as well as her fellow 'Good...

Louise Minchin is reportedly being considered as Susanna Reid's replacement on BBC Breakfast.

The stand-in presenter on the BBC One morning programme is said to be in line to take over from Reid full-time, according to the Sunday People.

Minchin is currently sitting in for Reid, who recently signed up to host ITV's Good Morning Britain later this year.

She will join current co-host Bill Turnbull, if she officially signs up as a regular presenter.

Louise Minchin lives in Chester, near to the studios at the BBC's MediaCity in Salford. Reid previously made a 250-mile round trip everyday from her home in London.

Countdown presenter Rachel Riley has also been rumoured as Reid's possible replacement.

Susanna Reid recently said that she is "very excited" about her new role on Good Morning Britain.

She will be joined on the show by former GMTV host Ben Shephard, Sky Sunrise's Charlotte Hawkins...

Kate Garraway has revealed that she will be part of ITV's new breakfast show Good Morning Britain.

The new show will replace the current Daybreak format later this year. Former BBC Breakfast presenter Susanna Reid is taking over hosting duties with Ben Shepherd.

When Daybreak first launched in 2010, Garraway was appointed as entertainment editor. She later became a temporary host after Christine Bleakley and Adrian Chiles were axed.

Speaking to Bang Showbiz, Garraway said that she was "staying with Daybreak, and then the new show".

''I think I've probably got more in me. I've been in breakfast TV for 16 years ... BBC, then Sky, and then GMTV, and then Daybreak, and now the new show that's to come.''

She added: "Weirdly, I think now I've got a more varied broadcasting life than ever before, because I've got radio, and BBC and ITV, and the Travel Channel.

''I've just started a radio show on Smooth Radio,...

Susanna Reid has spoken out following the news that she has joined ITV's Good Morning Britain.

The presenter has quit the BBC to front ITV's new flagship breakfast show, which will replace Daybreak later this year.

Reid tweeted to thank her followers for their support, saying: "Thank you for your messages. I'm very excited to be joining Good Morning Britain.

"I have loved being at BBC Breakfast & will miss the team.

"But as a news journalist & presenter I couldn't turn down this opportunity and a new challenge."

Reid will be joined on the show by former GMTV host Ben Shephard, Sky Sunrise's Charlotte Hawkins and Sky Sports presenter Sean Fletcher.

Her regular BBC Breakfast co-host Bill Turnbull expressed sadness following news of her departure from the corporation.

He tweeted: "Sorry to be losing @susannareid100 from the sofa. Great broadcaster, great colleague, great friend. Wishing her all the best."

Reid is...

Bill Turnbull has posted a fond farewell message to his BBC Breakfast co-host Susanna Reid, following the announcement that she has been poached by ITV.

Reid will be the host of ITV's Daybreak replacement Good Morning Britain, which is launching later this year.

Responding to the news on Twitter, Turnbull described Reid as a "great broadcaster".

Sorry to be losing @susannareid100 from the sofa. Great broadcaster, great colleague, great friend. Wishing her all the best.

— Bill Turnbull (@billtu) March 3, 2014

Reid will team up with former GMTV host Ben Shephard, Sky Sunrise's Charlotte Hawkins and Sky Sports presenter Sean Fletcher on the new-look ITV show.

Speculation about Reid being poached by ITV has been rife in the tabloids since she proved to be a popular figure on BBC One's Strictly Come Dancing.

Reid is currently on leave from BBC Breakfast, following the breakdown of her relationship with long-term partner Dominic Cotton.

Susanna Reid has quit the BBC for a role hosting ITV's new flagship breakfast show Good Morning Britain.

Daybreak has been officially axed by ITV and the new series will start later this year.

BBC Breakfast's Reid will be joined on the show by former GMTV host Ben Shephard, Sky Sunrise's Charlotte Hawkins and Sky Sports presenter Sean Fletcher.

Speculation about Reid being poached by ITV has been rife in the tabloids since she proved to be a popular figure on BBC One's Strictly Come Dancing.

Reid is currently on leave from BBC Breakfast, following the breakdown of her relationship with long-term partner Dominic Cotton.

Her regular Breakfast co-host Bill Turnbull expressed sadness following news of her departure from the corporation, wishing Reid the best in her new role.

Sorry to be losing @susannareid100 from the sofa. Great broadcaster, great colleague, great friend. Wishing her all the best.

— Bill Turnbull...

As Lorde decides not to give her fans a 'brand name', we look at bad fan names in music, from Callafans to Little Monsters

Of all the annoying trends to have swamped the pop landscape in recent years – endless video teasers, groups we didn't like the first time round reforming, Robin Thicke – one of the most grating has to be pop stars giving their fans nicknames.

The trend began in earnest in 2009, when Lady Gaga began referring to her fans as Little Monsters and asking them to put their "paws up" during her shows. Because Gaga's approach to pop stardom hinged so heavily on including her fans at every turn, this act of tribalism kind of made sense. But there was much, much worse to come. Soon, potential pop stars would be naming their fanbase before it had even had a chance to evolve – and these days it's not unusual...

Steve Carell surprised viewers and presenter Laura Tobin when he gatecrashed a weather update on ITV's Daybreak this morning (December 11).

The Anchorman actor walked in during the forecast and stood in front of the weather map before offering Tobin some advice.

We amuse ourselves with clips of other celebrities who've tried their hands at hosting the weather - from Prince Charles to Mark Wahlberg - below:

Tom Hanks

Tom Hanks could cheer any cold, grey morning with this dance-filled forecast. The actor was promoting Larry Crowne on a Spanish TV programme back in 2010, and when inevitably asked questions in Spanish which he didn't understand, he performed a little dance instead.

The next thing Hanks knew, he was presenting the weather forecast and dancing A Lot. We have no idea what's going on, and neither does Hanks.

Gerard Butler

Presenter Clare Nasir attempts to look as cool and breezy as the...

After five decades in show business, Cher is funnier and more outspoken than ever. She talks about Miley Cyrus, America's lurch to the right – and whether Dalí really gave her a vibrator

Cher walks into a London hotel room looking brilliantly Cher-like. She is wearing a leather jacket, tiny skirt, fishnets and big, buckled biker boots. She's got the blow-dried bouffant and pristine makeup of a pop star, but also the subtle swagger of a rock star – just witness the way she instantly dismisses the swarm of managers buzzing around her: "I hate talking with a thousand people around me."

Even more brilliant is how unintimidating Cher is. Up until a year ago that might have been a surprise, but when she joined Twitter in 2012, her public image was transformed. This, for instance, is her current Twitter biography:

Stand & B Counted or Sit & B Nothing. Don't Litter,Chew Gum,...

ITV has confirmed the departure of Daybreak's third boss in three years.

Editor Karl Newton has left his position after less than a year in the position. He oversaw the breakfast show's new look with presenters Lorraine Kelly and Aled Jones last year.

However, the show has continued to struggle in the ratings against rival BBC Breakfast.

Earlier this week, the programme was seen by only 700,000 viewers, less than a third of the BBC's audience. Newton will be replaced temporarily by Neil Thompson.

Newton said that he is "pleased to be leaving Daybreak having helped the programme turn a corner and having returned the breakfast format to its journalistic roots, with politics, exclusives and popular investigative content".

Last year, former Channel 5 news editor David Kermode left the editor position on the show, having taken over from Ian Rumsey in 2011.

Daybreak replaced GMTV back in September 2010 with Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley as presenters.

ITV is reportedly planning to poach Eamonn Holmes from Sky News to become the new host of Daybreak.

The broadcaster is apparently prepared to pay almost £4 million to secure the former GMTV presenter - £2.4 million to buy him out of his three year Sunrise contract and £1.5 million for two years' salary.

The station's new director of daytime Helen Warner wants the popular presenter back on ITV in a bid to boost ratings, The Mirror reports.

Daybreak's New York correspondent Lucy Watson and Newshour host Ranvir Singh are said to be in the running to be his new co-host, but the 53-year-old wants wife Ruth Langsford on board. The pair already host This Morning on Fridays.

Daybreak launched in 2010 with Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley, but the duo were axed a year later after failing to attract viewers.

Aled Jones and Lorraine Kelly took over last September, but the show's...

Strictly Come Dancing cha-cha-chas back into your Saturday nights this weekend, offering a glittery and ever-so-slightly-camp alternative to the sobbing and warbling of ITV's The X Factor.

After ruling the ratings roost in 2012, the X Factor team and ITV will have been waiting nervously to find out who their competition is this year, but following the unveiling of the lineup on The One Show tonight, Simon Cowell and co will probably be sleeping a little bit more easily.

The biggest names on the lineup are probably Dragons' Den star Deborah Meaden, BBC Breakfast's Susanna Reid, rugby play Ben Cohen and Wag Abbey Clancy. It's hardly a selection of names to get your pulse racing.

Of course Strictly lineups have never been exactly brimming with A-listers. From orange-faced antiques babbler David Dickinson and Celebrity Big Brother reject Claire Sweeney in series one to the likes of bland acting bore Colin Salmon...

Will Daniel Day-Lewis be tackling Nick Clegg? Probably not, but here's how it might look

Clegg

Starring Daniel Day-Lewis as Nick Clegg

The 2010 general election. A hung parliament. Political stalemate engulfs the country. Vibrant young politician Nick Clegg is visited by a vision of the Virgin Mary: "Nick," she says. "This is your time. You have the power to change things." Clegg is the story of one man's decision to grasp this power and make a right old pig's ear of it. Daniel Day-Lewis insists on remaining in character during production, asking both cast and crew to avoid eye-contact at all times, in case he sees it as invitation to wander over and make desperately awkward smalltalk.

Tagline He came. He saw. He did whatever Dave said.

James Dyson: Lust For Balls

Starring: Sly Stallone as James Dyson

The year is 2525. Cryogenically reanimated cyborg James Dyson, knowing that his power source is failing,...

Showbiz correspondent Richard Arnold is the latest celebrity to be voted out of Strictly Come Dancing. The former GMTV reporter and his dance partner Erin Boag left the competition after finishing in the bottom two alongside Westlife star Nicky Byrne and professional Karen Hauer. In the dance-off, Arnold performed a salsa to a version of the Wham! hit 'Club Tropicana' and Byrne a jive to 'Jailhouse Rock'. After both couples had performed their routines for a second time in front of the 6,000 spectators at London's Wembley Arena, Craig Revel Horwood gave his verdict. "Just for sheer exuberance and energy, I am going to save Nicky and Karen," he said, opting to send Arnold home. "Well, you both performed very well tonight, but for content and energy as well, I am going to save Nicky and Karen," added Darcey (more)...

Bruno Tonioli says Kate Garraway, Fiona Phillips and Ann Widdecombe have been the worst ever 'Strictly Come Dancing' contestants. The former 'GMTV' hosts and the Tory MP have all taken part in the BBC One show and while they have been hit with viewers, judge Bruno wasn't impressed with their moves. When asked who the worst contestants have been, he said: ''The 'GMTV' girls - Fiona Phillips and Kate Garraway - danced as though their bodies had been filleted of all bones. And Ann Widdecombe, bless her, was just dragged round the dancefloor week after week. I don't think it's ever been...

X Factor finalists GMD3 have offered fans the chance to give them a new name in time for the show's live stages. The boyband were chosen by Louis Walsh as one of his final three groups at Judges' Houses, but their name was likened to a "virus" by guest judge Sharon Osbourne and the trio have since accepted that they need to go by something less "confusing". "We've decided we need a new name as no-one can remember it, including Louis and Sharon when we were in Vegas, so that wasn't a good start," GMD3 member Greg West said. Bandmate Mickey Parsons added: "The original name was the letters of our first names with a '3' for the number of us in the group, but people keep thinking we are called GMTV. "It also means we always have to stand in Greg, Mickey and Dan order and we keep...

X Factor finalists GMD3 have offered fans the chance to give them a new name in time for the show's live stages. The boyband were chosen by Louis Walsh as one of his final three groups at Judges' Houses, but their name was likened to a "virus" by guest judge Sharon Osbourne and the trio have since accepted that they need to go by something less "confusing". "We've decided we need a new name as no-one can remember it, including Louis and Sharon when we were in Vegas, so that wasn't a good start," GMD3 member Greg West said. Bandmate Mickey Parsons added: "The original name was the letters of our first names with a '3' for the number of us in the group, but people keep thinking we are called GMTV. "It also means we always have to stand in Greg, Mickey and Dan order and we keep...

Stripper Lorna Bliss caused some permanent eye damage as she lap danced on X Factor judge Louis Walsh and caused Gary Barlow to avert his eyes and flee into the audience. Two time X-Factor applicant Lorna Bliss is a 33-year-old stripper and Britney Spears impersonator boasted who wants to follow the Kardashian career plan. DListed.com (via Daily Mail) posted on Bliss's less than classy audition. Bliss says: 'I.ve been on TV all over the world, in the UK I.ve been on This Morning, GMTV, Britain.s Got Talent, I.ve also been on a TV show in Italy, Japan, Australia." 'I just love being on TV, I just want to be on TV all the time you know, constantly, None of...

Aled Jones and Lorraine Kelly's launch show for the new-look Daybreak has had a frosty reception from fans online. The duo began their tenure as hosts of the troubled ITV1 breakfast TV franchise yesterday (September 3), but fans have already begun calling for former presenters Dan Lobb and Kate Garraway to be reinstalled. Lobb and Garraway filled in as hosts of the show after original presenters Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley were axed in 2011. A huge number of viewers have taken to the Daybreak Facebook page to criticise the show's overhaul, which many have compared to previous ITV breakfast show GMTV. One viewer said: "It looks like TV-am threw up all over the Daybreak set, and then kidnapped the presenters of GMTV." Jenny Cheney wrote: "We want Dan and Kate back - it was a winning (more)...

The new-look Daybreak launches on ITV1 on Monday, September 3. Aled Jones and Lorraine Kelly take over at the helm of the breakfast franchise, which has so far struggled to match the success of its predecessor GMTV. Jones and Kelly will be joined on the show by a news team led by Matt Barbet and Ranvir Singh. Meanwhile, Gethin Jones and ex-GMTV star Richard Arnold will provide features and entertainment news. Adrian Chiles (more)...

Kill Keith is released on DVD from March 26th and we have two copies of the DVD to give away to our readers.

The nation’s favourite presenter, Keith Chegwin, has been entertaining the British public for more than four decades with his zany brand of cheeky chappy chuckles. From Swap Shop to Cheggers Plays Pop, The Big Breakfast to GMTV, his irrepressible, upbeat energy has kept him at the top of his game – King of the live broadcast. But his reign is about to come to a sticky and gory end.

Much loved television personalities are being gruesomely despatched using a variety of breakfast condiments and as the body count grows, so does the hysteria. There appears to be no stopping the Breakfast Cereal Killer as he marches relentlessly towards his ultimate goal … to Kill Keith!

Kill Keith is the hilarious horror film with a comedy twist that stars Marc Pickering (Sleepy Hollow,...

To mark the release of Kill Keith on DVD 26th March, Metrodome have given us a copy of the movie to give away along with a Keith Chegwin signed poster!

The nation’s favourite presenter, Keith Chegwin, has been entertaining the British public for more than four decades with his zany brand of cheeky chappy chuckles. From Swap Shop to Cheggers Plays Pop, The Big Breakfast to GMTV, his irrepressible, upbeat energy has kept him at the top of his game – King of the live broadcast. But his reign is about to come to a sticky and gory end.

Much loved television personalities are being gruesomely despatched using a variety of breakfast condiments and as the body count grows, so does the hysteria. There appears to be no stopping the Breakfast Cereal Killer as he marches relentlessly towards his ultimate goal … to Kill Keith!

Kill Keith is the hilarious horror...

Andrea McLean has said that she has been bullied by former bosses and colleagues. The former GMTV weathergirl spoke openly about her experiences in The Mirror, recalling how she had suffered at the hands of bullies when she returned to the UK from living in Trinidad as a teenager. "Bullying doesn't stop just because you leave school, it just changes form. I have had bullying bosses and bullying colleagues," McLean revealed. "I've worked in the TV industry for 15 years, so of course I have experienced bullying. It Happens. But now I'm not afraid of confronting someone who is behaving badly towards me." She continued: "I have had quiet words in corridors with people who had shouted their mouth off about me to my peers but blustered and flushed when I cornered them. In work I keep my head down and my nose clean. "In TV the rules (more)...

Eamonn Holmes has ended speculation that he could join ITV's Daybreak, by signing a new three-year deal with Sky News. The former GMTV anchor had been tipped as a possible new host of the breakfast show, amid speculation that Christine Bleakley and Adrian Chiles will leave the programme within weeks. However, Holmes has confirmed on his official website that he will not make a return to ITV, instead deciding to continue with Sky News's Sunrise. "Being so associated with breakfast television for so long, there is often speculation linking me to other vacancies when they occur," he said. "I have had a really exciting, fulfilling and happy six years at Sky News and with today's signing of a new contract, I am delighted to continue hosting Sunrise with Eamonn Holmes for at least another three." Holmes, (more)...

Are you like me and would prefer to just sleep in every morning? I can't understand the concept of "morning person". As far as I'm concerned, I never want to hear those two words together unless they are preceded by "…gruesome death of a…". But when you are forced to wake up early, what's the worst part of it? The morning news shows that are so sugary they make you want to puke. And that is the subject of Kill Keith.

This UK horror-comedy romp stars Keith Chegwin as himself in a film that is described as Saw meets "Richard and Judy". (Don't worry; I didn't get the reference either without looking it up. "Richard and Judy" was a British morning show of the same ilk as the ones described above.) Blech.

Kill Keith hits theaters on November 11 and has the potential to be a Shaun of the Dead flavored treat.

To follow on from the first teaser trailer that we put up a while back, we’ve been sent the second teaser for new movie, Kill Keith which shows us how the movie was created… sort of!

Kill Keith stars Marc Pickering, Susannah Fielding, Joe Tracini and David Easter plus Keith Chegwin, Tony Blackburn, Joe Pasquale, Russell Grant and is directed by Andy Thompson. It follows the rather unlikely story of someone on a hunt to kill the legendary Keith Chegwin!

I’ve placed the full synopsis below. You’ll be able to see the movie in UK cinemas 11th November.

Welcome to the world of Breakfast TV, with chirpy presenters who wake us up with their positive attitudes and happy dispositions – but something sinister is afoot – there is a killer on the loose, The Breakfast Cereal Killer and few are safe…

Cliff and Dawn are the early morning TV...

A stroke of genius, or completely & utterly bonkers I don’t know, but Kill Keith sure has one of the more intriguing and unique film concepts you are likely to see all year. Basically a remake of Quentin Tarantino’s death list revenge thriller Kill Bill but set around Breakfast Television (!), the Brit horror/comedy is about a cereal killer (!!) who attempts to knock off his own death list of potential celebrity candidates who are up for the job of co-presenting the nation’s favourite morning show – “The Crack of Dawn” – after it’s male presenter leaves.

In breakfast telly’s A-list ensemble elite, basically The Expendables of the daytime goggle-box, Keith Chegwin, Tony Blackburn, Joe Pasquale and Russell Grant all star as co-presenting hopefuls and therefore targets for the killer. Meanwhile Danny Nichols (Marc Pickering), a hapless studio runner who day dreams about being the new co-presenter so he...

Here’s the rather brilliant first poster for new British movie, Kill Keith which stars Marc Pickering, Susannah Fielding, Joe Tracini and David Easter plus Keith Chegwin, Tony Blackburn, Joe Pasquale, Russell Grant and is directed by Andy Thompson. It follows the rather unlikely story of someone on a hunt to kill the legendary Keith Chegwin! The movie is set for release in the UK 11th November and if you missed the first teaser trailer for the film, you can watch it here. Rather liking this new poster which uses Kill Bill for it’s inspiration although seeing Cheggers in this get up is rather interesting!

Welcome to the world of Breakfast TV, with chirpy presenters who wake us up with their positive attitudes and happy dispositions – but something sinister is afoot – there is a killer on the loose, The Breakfast Cereal Killer and few are safe…

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Andrea McLean has credited Loose Women for encouraging her to voice her opinion. The former GMTV weathergirl currently shares anchoring duty of the ITV1 panel show with new recruit Carol Vorderman. Speaking about her 15 years in the industry, McLean told The Mirror that she had come across "some pretty tough people". "There's been bullying, back-stabbing, rumours, betrayals, all sorts - especially in my early days. And every time I've just walked away. I don't suppose it's just in TV, but I have heard a lot of bitching and nastiness in my time," she said. "And it's not just women either - the men in TV can be just as bad. At times it felt as if people just didn't want me to get ahead so they made things difficult. "Every time, I just sort of accepted it and kept on working and trying my best. I've always hated (more)...

Ben Shephard once "flashed" at Lorraine Kelly. The 36-year-old TV host - who worked on 'GMTV' with the Scottish presenter for 10 years - once had to prove he was wearing a kilt in "the traditional Scottish way" by baring all at Lorraine. He said: "I did flash at Lorraine one morning! I had a kilt on and she didn't think I was wearing it in the traditional Scottish way. Maybe I shouldn't have shown her my bum live on TV, but she remembers it fondly. I don't have regrets." Despite enjoying his time on breakfast TV, Ben admitted he enjoys waking up...

Christine Bleakley will reportedly be replaced by former GMTV host Kate Garraway on Friday editions of Daybreak. The reduction of the 32-year-old's presenting role follows the announcement last month that her One Show colleague Adrian Chiles will only front the ITV show from Monday to Thursday. Daybreak's sports editor Dan Lobb will take over Chiles's position on the final weekday edition of the breakfast programme. "This is symptomatic of just how difficult things are on Daybreak at the moment," a show source told the Daily Mail. "We need to recapture the warmth of GMTV and viewers adore Kate, especially when she is teamed with (more)...

Christine Bleakley and Adrian Chiles have been put on a four-day week. The 'Daybreak' co-hosts - who moved to ITV from the BBC in a £10 million deal to launch the new breakfast show, which replaced 'GMTV', 11 months ago - will now only front the programme Monday to Thursday, with Kate Garraway and Dan Lobb stepping in to fill their shoes on a Friday. However, their pay will remain the same. An ITV source told the Daily Mail newspaper: "This is symptomatic of just how difficult things are on 'Daybreak' at the moment. We need to recapture the warmth of...

Kate Garraway has reportedly quit her role as entertainment editor on Daybreak. The presenter, who was the only GMTV host to secure a role on its replacement, will leave when her contract runs out in September. Possible replacements are said to include Crimewatch's Rav Wilding. Garraway's exit is thought to have come as a blow to her colleagues and follows the resignation of her former husband and the show's editor Ian Rumsey last week. "Kate is a very popular member of the team so this is a huge blow. Morale really is at an all-time low," an insider told the Daily Star (more)...

Any trailer which has the tag-line ‘Saw Meets Richard and Judy’ has to be worth a watch! Kill Keith does what it says on the tin and is an entire movie based around killing TV presenter, Keith Chegwin! Kill Keith also stars Tony Blackburn and Joe Pasquale. Andy Thompson directs with a script from Thompson, Tim Major and Pete Benson.

The movie also stars Simon Phillips, Susannah Fielding, Marc Pickering, Dominic Burns and Joe Tracini. I’ll let the synopsis do the talking…..

Keith ‘Cheggers’ Chegwin is a household name and has been at the top of his game for nearly 40 years. He’s an all round entertainer and has lived with us via our TV screens on Swap Shop as kids through to GMTV as parents. He is undoubtedly a national treasure, and for nearly four decades has been much loved by viewers young and old. But now it’s time to Kill Keith.

Jenni Falconer will take over from Holly Willoughby on 'This Morning'. Holly, 30, is due to give birth to her second child with husband Dan Baldwin next month and show bosses have lined up the former 'GMTV' presenter to co-host the programme with Phillip Schofield when she goes on leave in two weeks. Jenni - who announced last month she is expecting her first child with her spouse, the former 'Cutting It' actor James Midgley - said: "I've always been a fan of the show." She also took to twitter to reveal her delight, writing: "Thanks for the congrats about This...

Kate Garraway has said that she is enjoying her role as Daybreak's entertainment editor. The former GMTV anchor took on the new position when ITV launched the replacement breakfast show last year. Speaking to Metro, Garraway admitted that the job is a "nice change" to covering news such as the "nitty gritty" of politics. "I'm always off to swanky hotels to interview people and go to gigs, films and the theatre. It's a lot of fun," she said. "I interviewed Orlando Bloom recently. He was very sweet. "I met his mum and it turns out she's (more)...