Casualty stars fearing BBC show will be axed by bosses - just like Holby City

This Morning is one of the hottest daytime shows on the silver screen, as celebrities rush to appear on the ITV show watched by millions of viewers each day.But the beloved show wouldn’t be the same without its regular dose of mouth-watering food as TV chefs from far and wide regularly battle it out to appear on the show and showcase their impressive culinary skills.Over the years, viewers have grown fond of many of the cooks to grace our screens, including Phil Vickery, James Martin, Gino D’Acampo and John Torode who quickly became regular stars on the show.But what many of the adoring fans don’t know is about what these national favourites are like away from the cameras.Ahead of long-standing chef Phil Vickery’s 60th birthday, Daily Star have taken a look inside the lives of the popular TV chefs away from the ITV kitchen.One of the first award-winning chefs to appear on the popular daytime show was Australian native John Torode, who blagged his way onto the show where he later became a household name.The cook first started his culinary career at the age of 16 where he developed a passion for cooking from his grandmother in Australia.He then went on to attend a catering college and worked for the Conran restaurants in the UK where he met his fellow MasterChef judge Greg Wallace while working at Quaglino’s.But it was his role on This Morning which made him a cookery connoisseur when he managed to swindle his way onto the show back in 1996.Speaking at the time, John recalled: “If you want to do anything in life, you've got to be bold enough to start out. That’s how my TV career began.“I was.

Emmerdale as huiky Ross and last year it was reported that he was considering making steamy scenes a full-time pursuit.He was offered a role in the adult film industry, leading the soap star to claim he was considering trying his hand at pornographic acting.With the coronavirus pandemic putting the entertainment industry on hold at the time, Mike said he found himself struggling to get work.An adult film company contacted him, interested in recruiting him to film pornographic scenes for an upcoming London shoot.Mike shared the conversation over Instagram, with the company writing: "Mike hello."Would you be interested in a porn opportunity, with a UK based professionally run company with a large share of the market?"If so get back to me and I will send you the details, it is based in London where you are.

Ronnie O’Sullivan is the undoubted king of the baize. To many, he is the greatest snooker player who was ever lived. He’s also arguably the most charismatic and, at times, the most controversial too.

Boris Johnson and his Chief of Staff, Steve Barclay, having been informed of the situation.The Daily Express reports that the incoming threats range from "deniable" attacks on key infrastructure to operations with the ability to humiliate the British government and reduce popular support for actions which are helping the Ukrainian fight. A security source said: “There is a serious concern that officers or agents attached to Russia’s security services may attempt to enter the UK and target strategic locations.“We are well aware of their capabilities and have seen how Putin is using these agencies in Eastern Europe.”Evidence has also emerged of a new and extensive disinformation campaign, said by the Foreign Office to be linked to troll farms in St Petersburg.Ed Johnson, head of global intelligence at the Sibylline strategic risk group, said there are a range of possible targets for a would-be saboteur.He said: “They’ll aim to sow chaos, panic or distrust in the Government."This could range from taking down a substation and amplifying the effect through a cyber attack, to bringing hard currency into Britain to finance separatist organisations, to targeting ministers, agents and officials and releasing embarrassing documents.

Piers Morgan has revealed he has a painting of himself in his living room of his swanky London home.The TalkTV presenter took to Instagram to give his fans a rare peek inside his five-bedroom Grade II listed home Kensington townhouse which contains an extensive art collection.

Elizabeth Hurley has wowed her fans as the stunning actress shared a series of lingerie snaps from her former TV show The Royals.The Royals aired from 2015-2018 until it was dropped by E! as the storyline followed the British Royal family filled with regal tradition and public scrutiny - and a lot of drama.Elizabeth played Queen Helena and appeared in every episode from its launch, and she looked absolutely dazzling while doing so as she stole the show in every episode.The now-56-year-old shared 10 photos from her time on the show, kicking it off with Liz posing in a white sheer babydoll as she showed off her curves in the racy snap.Liz donned heavy eye-makeup and bouncy curls as she posed for a snap with the cameras behind her - and it wasn't her only lingerie snap.She was also spotted in a black body before ripping off the set and ditching her top as she faced away from the camera and viewers got an eye-full of booty.Another lingerie set saw Liz dressed up as a maid in a skit as she donned fishnet tights and the classic maid fancy dress before adding a pair of handcuffs, suggesting that there's one definitely raunchy scene in the show.Aside from lingerie snaps, Liz still looked utterly glamorous as she donned a wedding dress in one clip along with dazzling makeup and a large tiara.Each photo shared by the actress proved to be the ultimate stunning snap as she caught the attention of her many fans - and her followers are now adamant to watch.As Liz shared the snaps to Instagram, she wrote: "The Royals has dropped on Netflix. All four seasons.

TOWIE star appeared on ITV's Lorraine to chat about the new series of her show First Time Mum.Ferne chatted to Christine Lampard, who was standing in for host Lorraine Kelly, and revealed the ins and out of her new relationship.The 31-year-old star said: "I've been in past relationships and they haven't wanted to be involved but this time I said it was non-negotiable."So, it feels really different this series and I'm really excited for viewers to tune in."She continued: "He's moved in and you see that development on the show and I can't believe it."Sunday is always going to be my main priority and it has always been me and her and I wanted to make sure everything was dealt with sensitively and she was happy and you do see that on the show and see the two form a lovely relationship."She continued: "The distance at first with him being in Dubai actually helped, but I met him when I was with Sunday so it happened so organically with their relationship. So far, so good."As the new series of First Time Mum draws close, Christine highlighted how relatable her story can be to her viewers.Ferne added: "This is what I love about the show it's always been from a single parent's perspective.

K-Pop fans, seeing their favourite group is a rare chance, with some so-called world tours completely missing out Europe.Add on top of that the still-rumbling Covid pandemic, and the likelihood that the popular music genre would return to the UK any time soon seemed slim.But ATEEZ stopped off in London for two dates on their The Fellowship: Beginning Of The End world tour and really brought K-Pop back with a bang.The eight-member group was among the first South Korean acts to perform in the UK since before the pandemic, and with two packed-out shows at OVO Arena Wembley, they proved the appetite for the high-energy, visually dazzling and show-stopping performances is there now more than ever.

Ronnie O’Sullivan and Judd Trump are currently facing off in the final of the World Snooker Championship.It’s a dream finale for many fans, with six-time champion O’Sullivan facing off against 2019 winner Trump. After the first day of the action, The Rocket leads 12-5 in the first-to-18-frames showpiece.

Jessie J has bravely shared the struggles she faced after tragically losing an unborn child the day before a planned show in LA last year.The chart-topper and coach on The Voice made the shock announcement that she had lost her unborn baby while performing at a show in LA only a day after she received the horrific news.On stage at the time, Jessie admitted that she thought performing would “help” her, but looking back now on the Diary of a CEO podcast, she reflected that she had struggled to come to terms with the situation alone.The singer had decided to have a private pregnancy, having been diagnosed with endometriosis, a condition that can affect fertility in women.But she recalled that waking up one morning, something just didn’t feel right.“I had two scans in the same day, and within the first scan and the second scan the baby had passed,” she remembered.Jessie described how the doctor had warned her that the baby’s heartbeat was “very low”, but, by the time she had rushed to another expert for a second opinion, there was sadly nothing that could be done.“I got home and I was [more] focused on, ‘how am I going to get through tomorrow’s show? Than, ‘what is happening?’” she added.Rather than take time to process her grief, Jessie decided to go ahead with the show, and even shared a social media post where she opened up on her loss.And, she suggested that this had been a spontaneous response, noting: “I was by myself, I had no one advising me, my mum and my sister weren’t there to go, ‘no, don’t share this with the world, make it real for you first’.“I posted it because I didn’t have anyone to break on… I didn’t have anyone to fall apart on, and that’s what I needed, that’s what I wanted.”While she made it through the

This Morning viewers were introduced to a new brand new host during the latest instalment of the ITV daytime show.Alison Hammond and Craig Doyle were on presenting duty on Bank Holiday Monday (May 2) as Dermot O'Leary was given the day off.Kicking off the show, Craig revealed: "I feel like I've stepped into my telly. I'm delighted to be here.""Dermot is a male Paddy partner and he said I was too look out for any red flags."A giggling Alison replied: "I'm a good girl."Unsurprisingly, Craig's appearance on the show got viewers watching at home talking online.Taking to Twitter, one fan penned: "Love Craig’s accent, his looks and everything about him."Another added: "How refreshing to see the lovely Craig Doyle presenting @thismorning today."A third person posted: "Craig taking to this like a natural."While a fourth social media user said: "Ooh hello Craig.

Neighbours couple” Kylie Minogue and Jason Donovan will be returning to Ramsay Street for the finale of the long-running soap.In February, the Australian show’s UK broadcaster Channel 5 announced that it will no longer air the series beyond the summer, leading to the cancellation of the show.A statement on the show’s official Twitter read: “We are so sorry to say that after nearly 37 years and almost 9,000 episodes broadcast we have to confirm that Neighbours will cease production in June. From here on, we are celebrating Neighbours.”Speaking about the show, Minogue said: “I’ll be forever grateful for the experience & the friends I made on Neighbours.

Victoria and David Beckham are couple goals, and on Monday it was no exception when the mother-of-four shared flirty beachside snaps in a special birthday message for the former footballer.MORE: Harper Seven is Victoria Beckham's mini-me in glowing new mother-daughter selfieThe fashion mogul took to her Instagram account to share two photos which saw the A-list couple looking closer than ever as they posed by the sea.WATCH: Victoria and David Beckham throw Romeo an epic Miami birthday bashCaptioning the photos, the star lovingly penned: "I love you so much @davidbeckham you are the most incredible husband anyone could wish for and I feel truly blessed. You are my everything x I love you so so much x happy birthday."READ: Victoria Beckham flashes a smile as cosies up to husband David Beckham in new photoSEE: The Beckhams' £73million property portfolio revealed - from London to MiamiIn the first photo, the husband-and-wife-duo were a vision.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief“Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore” topped the box office in South Korea over the May Day weekend, beating a handful of minor local titles which released in hope of catching a rising market.The latest Friday-Sunday period appeared to represent a turning point – a $4.86 million nationwide aggregate was the biggest weekend haul since January – but a slow and uncertain one. Theatrical box office in Korea has been severely depressed all year due to government-imposed COVID restrictions, audience caution and a paucity of new release local titles.

Noel Gallagher says he's been plagued by a sex-crazed female stalker who has followed him for years. The former Oasis guitarist, 54, says he's been harassed by the woman whenever he tours Europe, the Mirror reports.

Ralf Rangnick thinks Manchester United need to sign 'two or three new strikers' in the summer transfer window.

Naman Ramachandran Two of the most respected practitioners working in the entertainment industry have slammed the U.K. government’s ongoing plans for broadcasters Channel 4 and BBC. Earlier this month, U.K.

BBC Breakfast on Sunday (April 17), with her co-star notably absent from the BBC studios.Regular viewers of the news programme will know that the show is usually fronted by two anchors, with the likes of Jon Kay, Roger Johnson, Victoria Derbyshire or Katherine Downes appearing alongside a colleague.The Sunday edition of the programme doesn't normally see the main anchors, Naga Munchetty, Charlie Stayt or Sally Nugent take their place on the sofa.However, as viewers tuned in on Easter Sunday (April 17), they were somewhat perplexed to see the sofa looking emptier than usual. Business presenter and stand-in presenter, Nina Warhurst, 41, sat alone on the sofa as she delivered the day's news, including the latest on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's appearance in The Hague.

CASUALTY stars fear the series will be axed just like Holby City. The BBC medical drama is sister show to the recently killed off Holby, and the shock axing has reportedly left stars worried for their future.

plans to sell Channel 4 don’t “make any business sense” and undermine the channel’s “tremendous economic and cultural achievement”.The Scottish filmmaker criticised the government’s proposals to privatise the publicly owned channel, which he clarified does not cost the taxpayer any money as Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries wrongfully claimed last year, because it’s paid for by ad revenue.Iannucci, known for TV shows including The Thick Of It and I’m Alan Partridge as well as feature films such as The Death Of Stalin (2017), wrote in a The Guardian op-ed that the move has been ill-thought-out as he questioned why a broadcaster that “puts billions into the economy and promotes British culture and values internationally” should be sold off.“It doesn’t make any business sense, and it’s certainly not patriotic,” he wrote. “I regularly get asked by international broadcasters why the UK government has such a destructive agenda against the country’s main television networks.“Dorries tweeted yesterday that ‘government ownership is holding Channel 4 back’, which perhaps explains part of the problem, that she sees the network as some manifestation of the Big State.

The UK government is pushing ahead with plans to privatize Channel 4.