Eamonn Holmes in cryptic dig as he's urged to replace Phil and Holly after 'queue jumping'

A petition aiming to get Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby axed from This Morning has reached 50,000 signatures.

Holly Willoughby has sparked concerns for This Morning viewers after she broke show tradition.The presenter returned to screens alongside co-star Phillip Schofield on Tuesday (September 20) after a long weekend off as the Queen was laid to rest.Despite her return to their usual schedule Holly is still breaking her show tradition by remaining off socila media where she would usually share her daily outfits. READ MORE: Piers Morgan slams 'ridiculous' petition to axe Holly and Phil as 25k sign over queue rowThe mum-of-three normally posts her outfit for the day alongside details of where it is from and uses the hashtag 'HWStyle' to share the info with her hoardes of admiring followers.Both Holly and Phil have faced a backlash from fans after they were accused of "queue jumping" when they passed through Westminster Hall as Queen Elizabeth II lay in state without waiting alongside members of the public.Despite a statement being issued by This Morning bosses at the time Holly and Phil have continued to come under fire and were forced to explain their actions to viewers on Tuesday's show.A video package that highlighted events from the days between the Queen's death up to her funeral was voiced over by Holly, 41, and saw her explain why it was they hadn't queued.She said: "Like hundreds of accredited broadcasters and journalists, we were given official permission to access the hall."It was strictly for the purpose of reporting on the event for millions of people in the UK who haven't been able to visit Westminster in person.

TV insiders have raised “serious concerns” about the wellbeing of This Morning presenters Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield as the row over “queue jumping” continues to escalate. The pair recently came under fire with accusations of queue-jumping at the late Queen’s lying-in-state, as they were accused of using their celebrity clout to skip the lines which had seen many mourners queuing for hours.

GB News presenter Eamonn Holmes admitted the filming of one moment during the Queen's state funeral left him feeling "cheated".Speaking on GB News' Breakfast with Eamonn and Isabel, the 62-year-old, former GMTV host revealed that he felt the service was ruined by the camera cutting away as the Queen's coffin was being lowered to the ground, reports The Express.Discussing the footage with former royal correspondent Nicholas Owens and co-host Isabel Webster, Eamonn said: "There was that beautiful moment in St George's Chapel, when the coffin was descending into the ground and everybody was watching like, 'Gosh, what happens next?'"READ MORE: Heroic Queen's pallbearers revealed as teenager, bodybuilder and surfer soldier He added: "And it goes down, down, down and then we cut to the piper, and when we come back to the chapel, the coffin was gone. "I felt a bit cheated by that.""Well, here's the thing," Nicholas responded.

Holly, 41, and Phil, 60, have both faced intense backlash for the past few days ever since their appearance at Westminster Hall sparked many to claim they skipped the queue to see the Queen lying-in-state. Having created a media frenzy since the incident, and despite issuing a statement explaining their actions, a petition calling for the pair to be axed from their ITV show reached more than 40,000 signatures in just four days.In light of the tension that has been created as a result, Holly and Phil reportedly shared an “emotional SOS phone call” that lasted for an hour.Having denied skipping the queue, the pair have instead explained that their visit was “strictly for reporting”.In a statement read during a segment on Tuesday’s This Morning, Holly said: “ike hundreds of accredited broadcasters and journalists we were given official permission to access the hall."It was strictly for the purpose of reporting on the event for millions of people in the UK who have not been able to visit Westminster in person."The rules were that we would be quickly escorted around the edges to a platform at the back."In contrast, those paying respect walked along a carpeted area beside the coffin and were given time to pause."None of the broadcasters and journalists there took anyone's place in the queue and no-one filed past the Queen.

Victoria and David Beckham’s eldest son Brooklyn Beckham, 23, in a lavish three-day wedding back in April, has made fresh comments addressing the rumoured feud between her and mother-in-law Victoria.The tension between the Beckham and Peltz clan stemmed after claims Nicola's mother Claudia Heffner Peltz was said to have taken charge of everything.Having tied the knot at Nicola’s father’s mansion in Florida in a whopping £4 million ceremony, the young actress and model maintained both Victoria and David, who have been married for 23 years, are “great in-laws".Yet when speaking to Grazia USA, the star appeared to hint that there was some debate surrounding the wedding dress and what Nicola was going to wear.“Well, I was planning on wearing Victoria’s wedding dress," she explained."I was truly so excited to be able to wear a design that my future mother-in-law created."We connected to start designing the dress, and then a few days went by and I didn’t hear anything. Victoria called my mom and said her atelier couldn’t make it."So, I spoke to my mum and Leslie [Nicola’s close friend and stylist, stylist Leslie Fremar], and I was like, ‘Well, unfortunately, this can’t happen, so what’s the next step?’"Explaining more about the fact that she has been accused of not wanting to wear a wedding dress designed by Victoria, Nicola said that it was just “not true”.She said: “When I read things that say [things like] I was never planning on wearing a [Victoria Beckham] dress or things like that, it does hurt my feelings.“I try not to let it, but it’s just not the truth.

This Morning viewers have claimed show host Holly Willoughby appeared to have been "up all night crying" following allegations she and Phillip Schofield "jumped the queue" to see the Queen lying in state.Concerned viewers believe the ITV presenter looked like she'd been emotional ahead of her hosting duties today for Wednesday's instalment of the morning show.Holly and co-star Phillip Schofield have been at the centre of public backlash since it was claimed they queue-jumped to see the late monarch's coffin last Thursday while she way lying in state.READ MORE: Lorraine fans make savage Holly and Phil 'queue jump' joke ahead of pair breaking silenceMembers of the public who wanted to pay their respects to the Queen were forced to stay in line for up to 14 hours, with celebrities including David Beckham and Tilda Swinton spotted waiting in line with the public.Angry Brits started a growing petition to have them sacked - which doubled overnight to 36,000 signatures.However, viewers said Holly, 41, appeared emotional and "not herself" as the programme went live at 10am today.One viewer immediately tweeted: "Holly looks like she's been crying all night."Another said: "Holly has never been so quiet.

Piers Morgan has changed his view over the Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield debacle which has since a petition started to have the This Morning presenters axed from the ITV show. It comes after thousands of mourners lined the streets to pay their final respects to Queen Elizabeth II at Westminster Hall.As of Wednesday, more than 32,000 have signed the petition, which requests Holly, 41, and Phillip Schofield, 60, be "removed from TV" after "monopolising for way too long".Despite releasing a statement on Tuesday's programme addressing the backlash and explaining why they had been able to skip the main queue, many remain furious as the signatures continue to increase.Holly explained in a pre-recorded message they were invited with other members of the press to walk ahead, promising: "We would never jump a queue."Piers, 57, had initially defended the ITV duo and admitted he felt particularly "sorry" for Holly, who is a good friend of the Uncensored host, adding it may have been pure "misjudgment".The broadcaster has since taken to Twitter today and supported both Holly and Phillip but added he didn't feel anyone should have jumped the queue.Piers reacted to an article before adding: "They shouldn’t have done it (I don’t think anyone in the media should have dodged The Queue) but they shouldn’t be sacked for it.

Eamonn Holmes appeared to be in agreement with a fan who called for Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield to be replaced on This Morning following the Queen queue jumping backlash.Thousands of mourners accused the daytime presenters of using their celebrity status to avoid the 10 hour queues to visit the late monarch lying in state at Westminster Hall.Despite denying the allegations, infuriated fans online have called for Phil, 60 and Holly, 41, to be sacked from the show and former This Morning star Eamonn appeared to agree.READ MORE: Piers Morgan slams 'ridiculous' petition to axe Holly and Phil as 25k sign over queue rowCommenting on the topic after he was caught up in a Twitter thread suggesting he and his wife Ruth Langsford should take their places, Eamonn replied to a tweet which read: "I always preferred @EamonnHolmes and @RuthieeL #ThisMorning."Another social media user added: "They should be sacked Eamonn and Ruth are far better"Eamonn then responded to the thread with three prayer hands emojis.The 62-year-old already appeared to share his thoughts on the situation during his breakfast after the scandal came to light.As his co-host, Isabel Webster, welcomed a guest "who suffered that queue and they were not of any insignificant age" Eamonn jokingly added: "What, Holly and Phillip?"On Tuesday's episode of This Morning, a clip was shown of Westminster Hall on the programme while Holly explained to viewers that herself and Phil were not queue jumping at all.She said: "Like hundreds of accredited broadcasters and journalists we were given official permission to access the hall."It was strictly for the purpose of reporting on the event for millions of people in the UK who haven’t been able to visit Westminster in

As the controversy rages on about This Morning's segment filmed at Westminster Hall where the Queen was lying in state, fans think Holly Willoughby has been "up all night crying".

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Eamonn Holmes has taken a savage swipe at This Morning presenters Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby, amidst claims they skipped the queue at the Queen's lying-in-state. The former This Morning host has been liking posts on Twitter suggesting that the pair should be sacked from presenting the morning chat show.

Holly Willoughby gave a rare update about her home life on Wednesday's This Morning as she admitted getting her three children out of the house is a "nightmare".The presenter, 41, shares Harry, 13, Belle, 11, and Chester, seven, with her husband Daniel Baldwin, who she married in 2007. During the latest instalment, Holly, Phillip Schofield, Vanessa Feltz and Matthew Wright discussed current news, including reports that it takes "40 minutes to get children out of the house".To which Holly said: "Honestly, I totally agree with this.

This Morning viewers have expressed concerns that presenter Holly Willoughby looked as though she had been “crying all night” as she appeared on the show today (Tuesday 21 September). She and co-presenter Phillip Schofield have recently found themselves at the centre of controversy, with the pair facing accusations of queue-jumping at the late Queen’s lying-in-state.

Phillip Schofield, 60, and Holly Willoughby, 41, were accused of queue jumping at Wesminster Hall last week after they were given press accrediation to film for the show in a different area. Eamonn Holmes, 62, has since made subtle digs at the pair and has now shared his thoughts on replacing the duo.On Twitter today, a user called Maggi said she found watching Phillip "a pain" as she likened Eamonn and Ruth to her "Friday dose" of medicine.In response, he said: "U r very kind and funny.Thank u x."(sic)KG also shared a meme of the husband and wife laughing which featured the caption: "When you reach the front of the queue."He replied: "Ha ha...