Alex Scott's dad Tony denies claims he was violent as he warns 'I'll prove my case'

Stacey Solomon was quick to call herself out for being a 'catfish' as she shared a sneak peek at her latest project with a series of 'pretty' images. It comes after the Loose Women star panicked her fans and she was forced to respond.

King Charles made an appearance on a special episode of the BBC show.Jay and co-star Will Kirk appeared on The One Show on Tuesday (October 11), with the latter admitting he had words with Jay because he was so casual and “touchy-feely” around the then-future king.The King will appear in an upcoming Repair Shop episode after he visited the famous barn prior to his mother's death, while he was still the Prince of Wales.READ MORE: Holly Willoughby's hubby Dan Baldwin sees company assets plunge by millionsDiscussing the royal appearance, Will and Jay revealed the items which Charles had brought in to be repaired.Speaking to One Show hosts Jermaine Jenas and Lauren Laverne, Will told of how Jay's closeness with the future monarch had prompted him to intervene."He must have given you something to repair," Jermaine said, to which Will joked: "No, he sent me to work in-house!"He continued: "He actually came down to the barn and he brought down a bracket clock and some Wemyss Ware, so there were quite a few of us that worked together – it's like a ceramic vase."After watching a clip of Jay with the royal, Lauren commented: "I can see you charming him there, but the two of you have common ground, a shared passion for training a new generation in craftsmanship.""Yeah, it's one of those things you never think [will happen]," Jay answered."You have someone like me, from a council estate, and someone from the royal estate having the same interests where we basically want to continue heritage crafts."And if we can do it through apprenticeships and adjust the knowledge and everyone feels the same way, but I never thought I would get on like that!"To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our

Holly Willoughby told Joel Dommett that he "cannot" booze when hosting this year's National Television Awards.This Morning host Holly had some stern words of advice for the comedian, who has returned to host the NTAs for the second time running.Joel will front the glitzy award show at London's OVO Arena in Wembley on October 13 - in front of the biggest names in television.READ MORE:Holly Willoughby says people 'like to pigeon-hole' her in cryptic post after queue dramaHowever, sadly he won't be able to do any boozing during his hosting stint, and Holly was quick to remind him of that.Holly spoke to Joel about his hosting duties Tuesday's This Morning (October 11), and how he'll likely have to deal with drunken stars in the audience.She said: "Like many people who are all sitting there in that arena, they've all maybe had a few drinks beforehand. They're all in party, party mode."Joel agreed: "Yes..." before Holly went on to explain the pressures he has, adding : "I mean you really are holding it all together and you have to stay focused."The Masked Singer host admitted that he "can't drink" as he's the "ship driver" of the ceremony, which prompted an intervention from Holly.

It looks like Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby could be on their way out of the This Morning studio next year, if predictions are correct.

Alex Scott has taken to her Instagram Story to thank her fans for their messages as she revealed she had been "emotionally drained" following her book release last month. In her memoir, the 37-year-old claimed her dad Tony was "controlling, violent" and "cruel" which has since prompted him to have his say.During her press book tour, the presenter got emotional as she recalled living in a "toxic environment" during her childhood.In her latest post on social media, she told fans she was "getting back out there" following a "low" period.In view of her 1.7 million followers, Alex said: "Thought it was time for me to snap out of being low and emotionally drained and start getting back out there, back out here."So, I just wanted to say hi and I really appreciate all the messages that you lot are sending me.Strictly's Tony Adams apologises for dropping Katya Jones"I'm reading them and I really appreciate it."So, I'm going to start getting some energy about me and just being back.

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield apologised to This Morning after a large spider ran across television screens across the nation.The presenting duo were back on our screens to host the ITV daytime programme on Wednesday (October 5).Following a break after Lorraine Kelly's self-titled show on ITV, the This Morning theme tune began to play out and the titles followed featuring what fans can expect from the episode.READ MORE: This Morning's Phillip Schofield touched by support after getting sweet anonymous letterHowever, viewers may have noticed a rather large spider run across their screens as it came to an end."Hell, good morning and welcome to your Wednesday's This Morning," Holly said as she greeted viewers to the programme. "As you might have noticed from our titles it's all very spooky and scary in her today, especially if you're not a fan of spiders.:Phillip continued: "We will be putting up spider alerts for anyone who doesn’t like spiders throughout the show."Although we didn’t warn you that they were going to be running across your screen at the beginning." Holly, 41, let out a "sorry" as Phillip, 60, carried on speaking to viewers.He said: "I can imagine you were looking at your telly and thought, 'Oh my God, there’s a spider on the telly!' We didn’t warn you about that.""Sorry!" Holly chirped again before Phillip triggered the 'spider alert' claxon which saw a note appear on screen and a loud alarm ring out.Phillip then revealed that the upcoming spider-focused segment were the result of Richard Hammond's recent appearance on This Morning."If you were watching last week you'll remember that Richard Hammond told us how he was pinned to the back of our green room by a big, bad, Barry we called it.

Alex Scott was emotional in numerous television, radio and podcast interviews when she recalled the troubling events that she witnessed as a youngster.In a new interview with MailOnline, Tony, 63, rebuffed claims that he was “violent” towards his family, insisting that he “didn’t know why Alex was saying these things".Tony dismissed his daughter's claims that he bullied and abused her during her childhood, insisting that he was strict - but not violent.Speaking emotionally to the news outlet, he said: “I have no idea why she's saying all this stuff. Perhaps she is judging me by today's standards, I don't know.“Parents were a lot tougher back then.“But I was never violent, that's just not me.

England and Arsenal right-back recalled lying in bed “praying that my mum would be alive in the morning” after hearing her dad being violent in their east London flat while growing up.Her father, Tony, has since denied having been violent towards his family in a Daily Mail interview, though he admitted he was a strict parent to Scott and her brother.READ MORE: Mesut Ozil shares hospital bed snap as ex-Arsenal pals wish him well after surgeryHe said: "Perhaps she is judging me by today's standards, I don't know. Parents were a lot tougher back then. But I was never violent, that's just not me.

Alex Scott, 37, shortly after they were both signed to Arsenal in 2005. Knowledge of their relationship came to light since the release of Alex's memoir, 'How (Not) To Be Strong', with Kelly insisting that she is "not angry" at her former lover for discussing their personal life.Kelly has broken her silence on the memoir's comments regarding her tumultuous relationship with Alex over a decade ago.In the book, the former England footballer opened up about their time together and her former partner's battle with alcoholism.However, in reaction to the latest comments, Kelly has said that she has "nothing to worry about".Kelly explained: "Details about my private life and relationship with Alex are all out there already.There's nothing to be angry about."Alex told me that it was going to come out but I have not spoken to her since then.

Alex Scott shared a cryptic post on her Instagram Story today after her dad Tony hit back at claims he was violent towards her mother.The 37-year-old shared a post which read: "If you focus on the hurt, you will continue to suffer.

ALEX Scott's estranged father has hit out after she claimed in her new memoir that he "bullied and abused" her. The football pundit and former Strictly star has alleged that Tony Scott was "stupidly cruel" when she was a young child.

Phillip Schofield usually needs people to talk as he interviews various guests alongside Holly Willoughby on This Morning. However, he told Alex Scott to 'stop' speaking as she became emotional discussing a tough subject included in her new memoir.

ALEX Scott broke down in tears as she opened up about her dark past while discussing her memoir on This Morning. The former Arsenal star has released How (Not) to Be Strong, which reveals her tough upbringing for the first time. Despite writing the book herself, Alex says speaking about her traumatic childhood with an "abusive, alcoholic father" in interviews has been the toughest part.

This Morning's Phillip Schofield has reportedly been "dumped" from his alleged £1million We Buy Any Car deal amid queue-jumping claims. The 60-year-old beloved TV host has faced a huge amount of backlash after he and Holly Willoughby went to Westminster Hall to see Queen Elizabeth II lying-in-state in September following her passing.And now reports say that Phillip has been axed from the We Buy Any Car brand, with the company said to be shooting new adverts next week.READ NEXT: Sharon Osbourne claims she was 'abused' after being branded racist on live TVThese adverts will be some of the first without Phillip, who has been a brand ambassador, as well as the face and voice the company since 2018.The Sun has reported that a said Phil's deal with the brand is "massive" and "worth seven figures," adding: "but next week they’re shooting a new campaign and he’s not involved in it.""There’s clearly a feeling within the company that he’s just not the right fit for the future and his contract will be allowed to expire.

Alex Scott was reduced to tears when she reflected on her difficult upbringing. During a candid chat with Steven Bartlett on The Diary of a CEO podcast, the 37-year-old - who is releasing a new autobiography - revealed how she lived in fear due to a "toxic environment" created by her dad.MORE: Alex Scott stuns in mini shorts during New York trip following recent detoxBefore her parents separated when she was seven years old, both Alex and her brother would frequently hear their father beat their mother - and one incident left them worried for their mum's life.WATCH: Alex Scott breaks down in tears during new interviewRecalling a dinner party when her mum refused to fetch her then-husband Tony a drink, Alex shared: "My mum said, 'No, you get your lemonade', but then it was that icy tone as he repeated it.MORE: Alex Scott rocks red hot mini dress for glamorous night outSEE: Alex Scott's £1.5million London home is stunning - see inside"Straight away, I know what's coming.

ALEX Scott was seen fighting back tears as she opened up about her new book on The One Show on Wednesday evening. The former professional footballer broke her silence about her "relationship" with her Lionesses' teammate Kelly Smith.

Alex Scott has been praised as an "inspiration" after revealing she had a secret relationship with teammate Kelly Smith as a young footballer. The BBC sports presenter 37, spoke about why she decided to write about the romance in her memoir, when she appeared on The One Show this evening. The book, called How (Not) To Be Strong also chronicles Alex's early childhood with her controlling father, who walked out on her family when she was just eight years old.

Alex Scott has opened up about her romance with fellow footballer Kelly Smith, revealing that she fell "madly and deeply in love" with her former teammate. Alex, 37, has revealed details about her relationship with former Lioness Kelly, 43, in her new book, How (Not) To Be Strong, which is set to be released on 29 September. At a recent launch party in London, Alex spoke about her new memoir and explained that she almost hadn’t included the chapter about her and Kelly's relationship, but she felt it would have been “cheating” to leave it out, reports the Mirror.

Kirstie Allsopp, 51, has taken to Instagram in an angry post as she took aim at a text “scammer”.