Anne Robinson, 76, debuts youthful new look as she admits to face lift

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Matt Baker inundated with support as he shares 'big news'The presenter replied: “That’s the very reason that you should be Anne!”Carol went on to say she used to call Esther Rantzen a Dame before she was eventually given the honourable title.“That’s very nice Carol, you are nice,” Anne replied.A Knighthood or a Damehood is one of the highest honours an individual in the United Kingdom can achieve.Honours are awarded on merit, for exceptional achievement or service, twice every year at New Year, and in mid-June on the date of the Queen's official birthday.Despite her lengthy career as a journalist and television, Anne is yet to be offered the honour.The presenter shot to fame hosting Points of View after getting a job as a script writer on

ITV Tipping Point viewers left furious by Ben Shephard question before show taken off air on Friday "I've been practicing my adding up and spelling all the way here", she told former host John Richard Whiteley. The sharp-tongued TV presenter is best known for hosting The Weakest Link from 2000 to 2012, where she became known as 'The Queen of Mean' for her vicious comments to contestants.

Saga magazine: “I’m not quite sure how they become more fragile, I don’t mind them being fragile, but I do think there are a few tricks. “I’d say you actually pull him aside and say, ‘What you did was totally inappropriate, don’t dare do it again.’”Anne credits her no-nonsense approach to men from her upbringing and lessons she learnt from her businesswoman Anne Josephine. The star’s mum began her career by selling poultry from the local market.Reflecting on her childhood, Anne said: “I had an unusual upbringing. “I had a father who adored performing and loved literature, and I had a mother who was very clever at making money and gave no impression that working with men was the least trouble whatsoever.”Anne initially worked in the then

Anne Robinson believes modern women in the workplace are “too fragile” and they need to toughen up to avoid harassment.

Countdown, Anne Robinson is a hit. She is also incredibly stylish, with a wardrobe that, in the first week alone, will have likely far exceeded the reported £8,000 Countdown wardrobe budget. Not that it will have limited the star, 76, who has long taken pleasure in indulging in designer fashion.With the guidance of her stylist, Annabel Hodin, Robinson has built a wardrobe packed with covetable pieces by Sacai, Jil Sander and Comme des Garcons.

Rachel Riley, 35, and new host Anne Robinson, 76, discussed changes made to the studio, following Nick Hewer’s recent departure.The new anchor joked that her desk, where the former host used to sit, had been much tidier since she came on board. Speaking to the maths whizz, Anne asked if there was anything else she’d like to see changed in the studio.Rachel, who is pregnant with her second child, said: “They’re not much tidier on my panel.

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RACHEL Riley has left Anne Robinson blushing after revealing Nick Hewer stole a number of items from the Countdown studio. The pregnant host joked Nick, 77, had even taken UNDERWEAR as a keepsake from the iconic set after he left the show last week.

Anne Robinson is the new host of Countdown - but this certainly isn’t her first rodeo. The brainy presenter, 76, graced the Countdown panel back in the Eighties and in the fabulous throwback clip fans would struggle to recognise her.Anne was sporting a mightily retro hair style and the look was also pre-surgery.

Anne Robinson made her debut on Monday's show.The 76-year-old took to the stage kick starting her new role with Channel 4 - although it seems fans are already keen for former programme presenter Nick to come back.It seemed that Anne had certainly toned down her harsh commentary as she came across much nicer than during her days on The Weakest Link.She gave it her all and chucked in her famous sign-off wink for fans.However, it seems her charm didn't quite work for some as they took to Twitter explaining they "wanted Nick back".One post read: "I really want Nick back."Another agreed: "Countdown missing Nick on the show."A third chimed: "Yeah, I think I much prefer Nick Hewer."But at least others were willing to give Anne a chance to warm to

Matt Hancock demonstrated the episode must have been pre-recorded weeks ago. Celebrity guest comedian Rory Bremner was in dictionary corner, and had some light-hearted banter with new host Anne about politicians he had been impersonating through the pandemic.

ANNE Robinson made her Countdown debut on Monday - but fans are already missing previous host Nick Hewer. Anne, 76, took over from Nick, 77, as host of the Channel 4 show today.

Anne Robinson has revealed that she refused to receive any words of wisdom from former presenter Nick Hewer ahead of her debut.The 76-year-old journalist is replacing Nick as the first-ever female host of the Channel 4 show from June 28.When asked if Nick, 77, had approached her personally to offer some advice, Anne told Daily Star and other press: "No, through the producer he very kindly said he was available but, this isn't meant to be rude, I thought it was information I could do nothing with."It would be like telling Gary Lineker how to do Match of the Day. We're just two completely different people."I also didn't want to hear what was difficult and what he found tiring.

Cult BBC game show The Weakest Link is being rebooted, with comedian Romesh Ranganathan stepping up to ask the questions, the broadcaster has said. The quick-fire game show ran from 2000 until 2012, with Anne Robinson acting as the no-nonsense quizmaster.

Romesh Ranganathan has been confirmed as the new presenter of The Weakest Link – taking over from Anne Robinson in a new reboot.The 43-year-old presenter and comedian will steer the quiz series after years off-screen, with the show returning later this year.The decision to book Romesh hints at a change in tone for the programme, with the series likely to take a more funny approach, after Robinson became famed for her cutting remarks while she was in charge. Addressing the exciting announcement, Romesh said: “It’s an honour to be asked to bring what is basically a TV institution back to our screens.

Channel 4 show has revealed how she hasn't taken her predecessor, Nick Hewer, up on a kind offer he made.Anne, 76, has never been one to bite her tongue when it comes to voicing what is on my mind, generating the nickname The Queen of Mean following her infamous comebacks on The Weakest Link.Anne has since taken over the famous Countdown chair, replacing Nick, with her first instalment going out to fans this afternoon.Speaking ahead of her debut on the Channel 4 programme, she admitted that while Nick may have been on hand to offer support, she isn't in need of any.Anne said that her way of filming the show will be completely different to Nick’s."Nick offered that if I wanted to call him, I could do," she said.The Crosby-born star went on

ANNE Robinson spoke candidly about having a face lift on ITV's Lorraine as she impressed viewers with her youthful appearance. The ex Weakest Link star - who is making her debut on Countdown later today - showcased a glamorous new look as she chatted to Lorraine Kelly about her TV comeback at the age of 76.

COUNTDOWN has shared an epic throwback to Anne Robinson's first appearance on the show as she makes her debut as host. Anne, 76, takes over from Nick Hewer as host of the Channel 4 show today.

The Weakest Link is returning to our screens after a 10-year break with a new host.Romesh Ranganathan is hosting the quiz show and replacing Anne Robinson, known for her acid tongue and quick comebacks.The programme will get a new look and be unveiled as a glossy Saturday night show instead of the daytime hit that previously aired on BBC2.Instead of contestants being in the form of members of the general public, celebs will play it out to win cash for their favourite charities. Bafta-winning comic, Romesh, told The Sun: "It’s an honour to be asked to bring back what is basically a TV institution to our screens.