Alex Jones says farewell to The One Show as she takes long break from TV

BBC gameshow It's a Knockout was first broadcast on this day in 1966 (August 7) - with contestants taking part in a series of unusual challenges.There have been lots of different gameshows in the years since, with viewers watching contestants take part in series including Total Wipeout, Tumble and The Splash to name a few.However in recent years, lots of gameshows have seen their contestants suffer horrifying injuries as a result of the rigorous challenges - including a lot of our favourite celebrities.READ NEXT: Orlando Bloom unveils devastating back scar which nearly left him unable to walkFrom dislocated shoulders to life threatening situations, Daily Star takes a look at the most horrifying game show injuries ever.Total Wipeout followed in the footsteps of It's a Knockout, including a tough obstacle course that caused many celebrities to be injured during a special edition of the programme.The late Kenny Everett's former sidekick Cleo Rocos suffered a knee injury, which left her on crutches for over three weeks.Meanwhile, personal trainer Kevin Adams tore ligaments, Dominic Littlewood injured his leg and children's TV legend Kirsten O' Brien damaged her knee.It was also reported that former EastEnders actor Joe Swash dislocated his shoulder while taking part too.BBC game show The Splash saw celebrities learn to become professional divers, with a little help from stars including Tom Daley - but one celebrity suffered a life threatening situation.During filming, BBC presenter Rav Wilding suffered an injury to his leg during training and as a result, had to undergo surgery.However, he was later left fighting for his life after developing a blood clot on his lung following the injury - with the ordeal leaving him unable

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The amount that Alex Jones has to pay has increased significantly.

The One Show’s Alex Jones has given some insight into her holiday with her family, as she showed two of her young children saying goodbye to their beautiful vacation spot.The BBC star sparked concern last week, admitting she had been having a “tricky time” in view of her 339,000 Instagram followers. Alex, 45, posted a video of her two sons Teddy and Kit waving goodbye to their dreamy-looking holiday destination today. “The end of a special week,” she captioned the clip, which showed a large hotel with several pools overlooking the ocean. “Bye-bye,” her two little ones could be heard saying as the family prepared to head home. Alex sparked concern last week with an Instagram post detailing the “tricky time” her family had been experiencing lately. Last Tuesday, she wrote: “Things have been a bit tricky for us recently and in all honesty, I haven’t had time to be on here between working and the children.“But I randomly logged on and saw all your lovely messages gently asking if we were all ok. “I was touched by your kindness and so I just wanted to check in and say thank you.“And that even though life has been a bit challenging, we are ok and still managing to enjoy the beginning of the holidays and there’s still plenty to smile about!“(I’ll pop some stuff on my stories),” the presenter promised her worried fans. Alex signed off with the poignant hashtags: “#whenlifegivesyoulemons #thekindnessofstrangers."She posted the words next to a painting of a lemon, in reference to the old adage: “When life gives you lemons, make lemonade.”Alex’s concerned fans and friends took to the comments section to offer the presenter her support. Good Morning Britain star Charlotte Hawkins replied: “Hope all OK, sending love”. Izzy Judd

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorA Texas jury ordered Alex Jones, founder of fringe media outlet Infowars, to pay $4.1 million to the parents of a 6-year-old who was murdered in the 2012 mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School after he had denied that the shooting was real and accused the child’s parents of participating in a government hoax. He is facing potentially millions more in defamation damages.Jones had claimed the Sandy Hook shooting — in which 20 children and six adults were killed — was a “giant hoax” perpetrated by “crisis actors,” and that “no one died” in the massacre.

Alex Jones lost big time in court.

Alex Jones will have to pay at least $4.1 million in damages to the parents of one of the 6-year-old victims in the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, a jury decided on Thursday.

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Alex Jones got the shock of his life on Wednesday while he was being cross-examined in his ongoing defamation trial in Texas.

Alex Jones‘ lawyers have made a huge mistake.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film CriticAt the start of “Alex’s War,” a documentary about Alex Jones, the infamous talk-news conspiracist guru of InfoWars is described by assorted media outlets as “a performance artist,” “paranoia porn,” and — in the words of John Oliver — “the Walter Cronkite of shrieking bat-shit guerrilla clowns.” All of which, of course, is accurate. Yet none of it fully captures what an important figure Alex Jones has become, even as he’s been systematically deplatformed. (The deplatforming, of course, only helped his cause.

The One Show will be off air for almost a month as the show takes a break from its usual BBC One slot, presenter Alex Jones has revealed. The Welsh presenter took to Instagram on Wednesday, July 27 to post a picture of her and co-host, Nottingham's Jermain Jenas, from the studio. .

The One Show's Alex Jones revealed she is jetting off on a fabulous family summer holiday in a brand new update on Thursday.MORE: Alex Jones puts on a brave face as she continues to work despite 'challenging' timesThe mother-of-three posted a sweet snap alongside her baby daughter Annie as the pair packed a large suitcase, which appeared to be full of clothes for Alex and husband Charlie Thomson's two sons Teddy, five, and Kit, three.WATCH: Alex Jones surprises fans with 'undignified' behaviour during getawayCaptioning the snap, the BBC host penned: "One podgy handed little helper." In the photo, Annie leant on her mother, revealing her sweet little arm which rested happily on Alex's legs.SEE: Alex Jones shares rare photos of children during dream getawayREAD: Alex Jones twins with son Kit on idyllic summer outingThe star also showed off her vibrant holiday nails ahead of the exciting break, and on a boomerang flashing her new pink set to the camera, she wrote: "Nothing says upcoming holiday like neon nails." Baby Annie is so sweetThe family-of-five's special trip away comes just as Alex opened up to fans on Instagram to confess "things have been tricky" for her family, ahead of her final appearance on BBC's The One Show before the programme's summer hiatus.

Alex Jones has bid farewell to The One Show until late August. The long-time presenter took to snap sharing site Instagram to post a behind the scenes picture on her story showing off the famous green couch.

Alex Jones has revealed that she'll be taking a break from hosting The One Show for around a month.The 45 year old TV presenter took to Instagram on 27 July to share a snap of her with co-host Jermaine Jenas on the iconic green couch as they bid farewell to their hosting duties until the end of August. "And that is a wrap till the end of August," Alex wrote as she and Jermaine, 39, posed for a selfie.

ALEX Jones has bid farewell to The One Show for at least a month after the BBC announced yet another schedule shake-up. The popular presenter took to Instagram on Wednesday to post a snap of her and co-host Jermaine Jenas on the famous green couch.

Good Morning Britain viewers weren't expecting to see a nude bloke, albeit with his modesty covered, on screen when they tuned in to the latest show. The ITV news programme was back on air on Thursday morning (July 28) with Ben Shephard and Ranvir Singh.

Vanessa Feltz has left her fans in tears as she emotionally announced her exit from BBC Radio 2. The broadcaster has quit her early morning breakfast show after nearly 20 years on air as well as her breakfast gig on BBC Radio London.

Alex Jones had a major announcement to share with her fans on Wednesday.MORE: Alex Jones puts on a brave face as she continues to work despite 'challenging' timesThe One Show star took to Instagram with some big news – posting a snapshot showing her posing on the programme's famous green couch alongside co-host, Jermaine Jenas. WATCH: Alex Jones shares intimate look inside romantic Paris tripShe captioned the Story: "And that's a wrap until the end of August."READ: 12 celebs who lost their wedding rings – and the shocking places they were foundMORE: Inside Alex Jones' spectacular New Year's Eve weddingAlex and Jermaine had earlier confirmed that The One Show is coming off air to make way for the Commonwealth Games, which start on Thursday.

Alex Jones seemed to find herself in the dog house with Jermaine Jenas on Wednesday's The One Show - 27 July.The 45-year-old Welsh star and the former Tottenham Hotspurs footballer, 39, were discussing the huge 4-0 win by England's Women's team in the Euro 2022 final, against Sweden.Alessia Russo had scored a groundbreaking goal - flicking the ball back behind her with it scurrying through a mass of defenders and the goalkeeper and into the back of the net.READ MORE: The Chase fans praise 'beast' player on ITV show after 'amazing' cash builderJermaine and Alex were really "impressed" with the goal and commented on the skill involved to achieve an outcome like that.Unable to stop herself, Alex turned to her co-star to ask if he'd ever managed to score in a similar way.Alex asked: "Have you ever done that?"This subtle jibe left a bad taste with the football pundit, who hit back telling her: "Why have you got to go there?"He added: "There's no need. Alright.

Alex Jones put up a brave front as she presented The One Show last night after posting on social media describing a 'tricky and challenging patch in her life'.