Piers Morgan has hinted that he’ll soon be returning to television screens with a cryptic post. The 56-year-old presenter, who quit Good Morning Britain earlier this after being challenged about comments he made about Meghan Markle , teased his comeback on social media. Piers shared an image of Leonardo DiCaprio raising a glass from a scene He added an emoji wearing sunglasses as his only comment, getting fans fired up that it means his return is on the way. ‘Piers Morning the NEW TV BREAKFAST SHOW,’ wrote one. ‘One host, 3 hours a day. News Views, Guests.’ (sic) Echoing a similar sentiment, another added: ‘Get back on our flippin screens Morgan.’ brutally shot down by Holly Willoughby Writing in his Mail column, Piers explained that the This Morning presenter swiftly rejected the idea when he jokingly got in touch with her. He wrote: ‘“Holly & Piers – CAN THEY SAVE GMB?” screams the new cover of Woman magazine. ‘I wouldn’t hold your breath …
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Kate Garraway awkwardly cut off for weather segment in savage Good Morning Britain blunder
Kate Garraway landed herself in hot water with Good Morning Britain producers, who were forced to cut her off live on-air. The TV presenter was in the middle of delivering an update on the Tokyo Olympics alongside her co-host Ben Shephard when they ran overtime, prompting producers to cut to the weather report. Ben began: ‘Bit of breaking news Kate Garraway, the sailors have come up trumps again. ‘Hannah Mills and Eilidh McIntyre have collected gold in the women’s 2p dinghy.’ However, Kate interjected: ‘I think they just had to finish in the top eight to do it didn’t they? That places Hannah Mills as the most successful Olympian ever… for us obviously. ‘For sailing I think?’ Ben wasn’t entirely convinced by his co-host’s facts and told viewers: ‘Okay we’re going to check – you’ve sent everyone in our ear into a spin.’ Kate then confessed: ‘I did that earlier on with the whole winter Olympic debacle – they’re shouting at me now, “Don’t cause me trouble …
Strictly Come Dancing 2021: Line-up rumours from Line of Duty to Gogglebox and GMB
The next series of Strictly Come Dancing is still some time away, but the rumour mill is already working at full speed speculating about who will have the chance at the Glitterball trophy this year. Many well known faces have been tipped as potential contestants on the iconic dancing competition, now in its 18th series. Despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, it has been reported that BBC bosses are keen to bring back the studio audience after going ahead without it last year. As excitement mounts, here's a look at all the stars rumoured to be hitting the dancefloor... Alan Carr Comedian Alan Carr has fuelled speculation that he'll be taking part in the show this year, although he joked he'd be the new Ann Widdecombe. Alan Carr He told David Walliams on his own Life’s A Beach podcast: "I need to lose weight — one of us has to be a dancer. I went to Buenos Aires and said, 'When I go home, I am going to learn how to tango'. "I wanted to be …
Prince George cartoon sparks furious UK backlash: ‘We will not tolerate attacks on Queen’
Royal expert says Prince George parody has ‘crossed the line’ Sign up for FREE now and never miss the top Royal stories again. SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info The Royal Family has been brutally mocked in HBO Max's 'The Prince', an adult animated sitcom by Gary Janetti. The new series centres on the life of eight-year-old Prince George and his encounters with the rest of the royals. The satirical cartoon, that pokes fun at the Firm and portrays George as an entitled, spoilt child has been heavily criticised by leading commentators. Related articles Prince Harry 'past point of no return' as Queen slams Megxit door Royal Family LIVE: Prince Charles praised for cryptic photo choice Commentator …
Martin Lewis’ Bitcoin warning revealed: ‘You could lose everything!’
Martin Lewis urges Tesco shoppers to check Clubcard vouchers Make the most of your money by signing up to our newsletter for FREE now SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info Cryptocurrencies are a form of digital money that use encryption to secure transactions and control the creation of new units. As Bitcoins rise in value, so do the prospective profits of those investing in them. However, many have warned that this is not investing, but gambling, and that if the "bubble bursts", it could see many lose their wealth. With its popularity growing, Martin Lewis warned that you shouldn't get into it if you haven't done your research. Trending He said in 2018 on the Money Saving expert website: "If you don’t understand …
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Tokyo Olympics: Team GB boxer Ben Whittaker says he regrets refusing to wear silver medal on podium
Team GB's Ben Whittaker has said he regrets refusing to wear his silver medal on the podium after his defeat in the men's light-heavyweight final. The 24-year-old boxer pocketed the medal during the Olympic ceremony, refused to congratulate his rivals and appeared to be in tears in the wake of his loss to Cuba's Arlen Lopex, who was awarded a split decision. He reluctantly held the medal for photographers as the other three athletes hugged and smiled for the cameras. The Midlands fighter said he was disappointed and had woken up in the morning believing it was his time to win gold. "I was doing it for everybody at home and I felt like a failure," he said. Advertisement "At the time, I should have put this beautiful silver medal round my neck and smiled because this is not just for me, it's for the country." He said he "wasn't trying to be disrespectful to anyone" and said he has "always been like that" since he was a kid. More on Tokyo …
Simone Biles reveals her aunt died just two days before her Olympic comeback
American gymnast Simone Biles has revealed that her aunt died just 48 hours before she won bronze on her Olympic comeback. The 24-year-old pulled out of Monday’s floor final last week, citing mental health issues for the reason behind her withdrawal. Though Biles has mainly received widespread support for her decision, she’s taken criticism from some quarters – particularly from former Good Morning Britain host Piers Morgan . But the American gave the perfect response on Tuesday as she returned to floor to win bronze on the balance beam. And Biles gave an inisight into the unseen struggles that so many experience by revealing she lost her aunt just two days before her return in Tokyo. ‘I woke up the other day and my aunt had unexpectedly passed and I’m like, you guys have no idea what we’re going through,’ Biles told reporters. The news came after Biles pulled out of the floor final and her coach, Cecile Canqueteau-Landi, has revealed how the American reacted to …
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Giving it their best shot! Festival goers enjoy day of better weather at Bestival after drinkers braved storms for night out
Revellers at Bestival were finally able to enjoy the event today as stormy weather made way for beautiful sunshine, while clubbers across the UK battled the elements for a night out. Despite Storm Evert battering Britain yesterday, Camp Bestival still went ahead for 30,000 party-goers at Lulworth Castle in Dorset. Curator Rob da Bank said: 'We've been through everything and are ready for anything - our customers are very hardy - we'll get through it.' Excited revellers at the site made the most of the fine weather as they enjoyed performances from Fatboy Slim, M People's Heather Small and the Cuban Brothers. Claire Collins, 43, from London, who was there with her two children, said: 'It's just so nice to be out seeing people and watching live music again. 'After such a long time not being able to do the things that we love it's great to be out. After the storm yesterday, the sun's out and we are having a great time.' Today at Bestival the stormy weather made way for …
Woman says it’s a ‘privilege’ to be a housewife – and shares her top home hacks
Over the past several years there has been a huge rise in the popularity of influencers who inhabit more traditional family roles. The cleanfluencer’s of Instagram, like Mrs Hinch , have shone a spotlight on women who love to take care of the home front and enjoy expert homemaker recommendations and cleaning hacks . Now, a new movement has made its way over from America and it's beginning to lay down roots in the UK. Tradwives, short for Traditional Wives, are those women who choose to be housewives and live their lives like a 1950s wife and mother. They take pride in their homes, looking after their children and running the household while their husbands go out to work. Over the last few months, Alena Kate Pettitt has emerged in Britain as a woman at the forefront of the UK Tradwife community who she calls the “apron clad army.” Alena has appeared on This Morning , has been featured in the Telegraph and the BBC have even filmed a short …
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Andrew Oswald: Ode to joy
It is a glorious summer's morning at Warwick University's campus on the leafy edge of Coventry. Birds are singing, and the route to the economics department is lined by a trellis almost buckling under the weight of wisteria in full bloom. A day to feel happy, then, and Professor Andrew Oswald has every reason to be so. His recent appearance on the BBC2 documentary series The Happiness Formula was proof that the economist's time has come. Oswald's long-held view that advanced western economies should concentrate less on growth and more on the wellbeing of their citizens has captured the zeitgeist. "Why else would the BBC be putting out programmes like that in more or less prime time?" he asks. "Hardly a day passes when I don't get a call from a journalist somewhere in the world." The Tory leader, David Cameron, has been saying recently that it is time we concentrated not just on GDP (gross domestic product), but on GWB (general wellbeing). So is Oswald beginning to take calls …