Bill Turnbull: ‘Can feel my mood dipping’ BBC star talks reaction to cancer treatment

Good Morning Britain host Piers Morgan has opened up on his fears for the Queen after Prince Charles tested positive for Covid-19 just two days after seeing her. Piers said he feels "deep unease" about the news.It is the second time Charles has contracted the virus, testing positive on Thursday (February 10) morning.

Wayne Rooney was going into Euro 2004, they certainly did after the opening game.Just ask Lilian Thuram.The France defender was considered one of the best in the world in his position when he lined up against England in the first group game in Portugal that summer.But Rooney was playing in his first game in a major international tournament aged just 18 and was keen to make an impression.One moment stood out more than any other and has been recalled in the new Amazon Prime Video documentary Rooney, which is going to be released to the public on Friday.Rooney stormed towards Thuram, leant his body in and gave him a little bit of arm too.The experienced defender went tumbling to the floor.Rooney said: "I just banged straight into his jaw."I looked back at him as if to say 'now you know who I am'."Still to this day, I see his face. I see the fear of him saying 'what am I going to do here?'" HAVE YOUR SAY! Do you think Wayne Rooney should be held in higher esteem by England fans? Let us know in the comments section.Rooney's performance sent shockwaves around the world.

dogging." He gave the country park a whopping five stars and wrote: "Easy to find and hard to forget."There is always some wee dirty getting p****d."Just take a ride on the swings and watch the show." Reddit user Sevo1977 uploaded a screenshot of the hilarious review to the social media site, which he discovered while looking for a good walking trail, reports Daily Record. He added that he would probably be skipping the trail, because: "I hope it's a joke review but I'm not one for folk looking in your car windows." Reddit users jumped on the post, with many identifying the spot immediately as the notorious "Car Park in the Sky" - so-called because of the views - at Glennifer Braes .

Britney Spears, 40, has shared more details about what life was like under her 13-year controversial conservatorship. The pop star took to Instagram on Thursday, February 10 and claimed that her estranged family sent her to a treatment facility some years back. Britney accused her loved ones of “holding me against my will” by placing her in the facility for four months, which she said “amplified my depression by 100.”

one TikTok user, with a lot of investing, deemed the match being shown to be Son's South Korea facing off Paraguay.The user explained that a lot of over fans had incorrectly assumed the match being shown was between Spain and Belgium.But after noticing the incorrect socks on the Spanish side, he trawled through all of Spain's fixtures with matching socks to find a match to the stadium.And after no success, he was tipped off by a friend it could be South Korea.After looking at South Korean fixtures, the user was able to find the game in question: South Korea vs Paraguay. What footballer is most like a superhero? Let us know in the comments sectionDespite his recent cameo in one of Marvel's latest releases, don't expect Son Heung-min to become his secret identity any time soon.The same can't be said for English footballing hardman Vinnie Jones, who played the role of the Juggernaut in the X-Men series in the early 2000s.

Floyd Mayweather Jr has been told he can "fight whoever the hell he wants" after talks over his money-spinning Dubai exhibition match fell through. 'Money' was set to take on social media star Money Kicks – real name Rashed Belhasa – in an exclusive boxing bout on the helipad at the top of the Burj Al Arab hotel.

Former BBC Breakfast presenter Bill Turnbull has said he feels “calm” about death after living with prostate cancer since 2017.

The former BBC Breakfast presenter, 64, has been living with prostate cancer since 2018. It has spread to his bones, but late last year the father of three said he has a "fair old time to live".

Bill Turnbull is feeling ‘very, very calm’ about the prospect of dying, three years after being diagnosed with prostate cancer.

BILL Turnbull has revealed he feels "very calm" about facing death after his incurable cancer diagnosis. The 64-year-old BBC Breakfast presenter discovered he had prostate cancer in 2017.

Former BBC Breakfast star Steph McGovern, 37, reunited with Bill Turnbull, 64, via video link on her show on Wednesday.The latter discussed his health, lockdown antics and also treated viewers to a yoga session.But, during his appearance on the show, Steph couldn’t resist bringing up a debate the pair have been having for a decade, which began when she joined BBC Breakfast.The northern presenter explained to fans that the pair used to clash about the pronunciation of particular words, as they continued their debate on the show on Wednesday.Introducing Bill, she told viewers: “One of the things I want to talk to you about is a long-running, I’d say a debate, that Bill Turnbull and I have been having for maybe about a decade.“This is about

BBC Breakfast’s weather presenter Carol Kirkwood, 57, has been keeping up with Steph McGovern’s show, following her move to Channel 4 last month.

BILL Turnbull has revealed how his new diet has made him feel more healthy as he battles cancer.  The news presenter was diagnosed with incurable prostate cancer in 2017, and also said hormone treatment has left him experiencing mood swings. Bill, 64, explained: "Most of the time, I am absolutely fine, I get hot flushes, they pass.

Broadcaster Bill Turnbull is ready to do “whatever it takes” as he turns his attentions from fighting the Big C to a new enemy – Sizewell C.

Kate Garraway opens up on daughter's heartbreaking plea to dad[LATEST]Bill Turnbull reacts to tragic news with tribute 'Never forgotten'[TRIBUTE]Charlie Daniels dead: Legendary country singer dies aged 83[NEWS]Larry told the panel: "This is very interesting because I remember talking to James [Corden] about the whole thing of having had ten years of being asked 'Is there going to be any more Gavin and Stacey?'."So you do the Christmas special and then all that happens is that you're back to answering the same question.

BBC broadcaster spoke out in a new interview, saying the freshwater fish isn't particularly scary unless there's a number of them.The 56-year-old detailed his very odd memory on the Paws and Claws with Bill Turnbull podcast.The BBC Radio 4 presenter left the presenter seemingly taken aback as he chatted about the pets that he has had over the years.But it was one memory that Nick shared that is most likely to peak listeners' intrigue."I find it intriguing you went for fish.

Good Morning Britain star Piers Morgan, 54, was temporarily replaced by Bill Turnbull, 64, during his break away from the show last week.Today, the presenter took a light-hearted dig at his replacement as he welcomed viewers back to the “proper programme”.His remark was queried by his co-stars Charlotte Hawkins, to which he replied: “Wind your neck in love."Susanna Reid chimed: "Oh, he's been here for precisely 40 seconds and he's already winding everybody up."During the show, Piers reacted to a Twitter user who insisted he may have taken some tips from former BBC Breakfast star Bill.They tweeted: "Watching @GMB and I’m guessing @piersmorgan has had a bit of wake up call to his way of conducting himself on this show (and seen how great Bill

PIERS Morgan returned to Good Morning Britain today with a dig at replacement host Bill Turnbull. The presenter was back on screen after spending the February half-term break in the sunshine of Los Angeles.

Susanna Reid, 49, has hit back at those who may criticise her attitude towards hugging when meeting guests and colleagues at work on Good Morning Britain.The presenter addressed the issue after sharing a rare on-screen embrace with her former BBC Breakfast co-host Bill Turnbull when they reunited on the ITV show last week.She admitted in her latest MailOnline column that although the hug “felt right”, she stands by her decision to avoid “professional PDAs”.Susanna went on to say coronavirus concerns have complicated the idea further for her, as the virus is spread easily from person to person through contact and touching.The TV personality explained: “Hugging has been a social hot potato for a while.

BBC Breakfast's former presenter Bill Turnbull has opened up on how he tries to stay positive in the face of his prostate cancer diagnosis.

Bill Turnbull, 64, revealed in March 2018 he had been diagnosed with incurable prostate cancer the previous November.The former BBC Breakfast star admitted he felt like he was “inflicting pain” on his wife because of his health problems.In a new interview, Bill explained that he now tries to find moments of joy in every day so that he can enjoy the rest of his life in the best way possible.Speaking to Mail Online, the TV anchor revealed telling his family he had an incurable disease was “very hard”.He told the publication: “You’re inflicting pain on them.