Eamonn Holmes' jibe at This Morning's Holly and Phil over 'queue jumping' row

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Eamonn Holmes has made a slight dig at This Morning's Holly Willoughby and Philip Schofield after they were mistaken to have jumped a queue to see the Queen lying in state on Friday.There was an uproar after the pair were snapped in a fast track lane inside Westminster Hall, while other celebrities like David Beckham and Good Morning Britain's Susanna Reid were spotted waiting in huge queues outside with other members of the public.It forced This Morning to issue a statement, which clarified that Holly, 41, and Philip, 60, were in the hall to film a segment for the show to be aired tomorrow (Tuesday), and did not jump the queue, reports The Mirror.Former This Morning host Eamonn, 62, has liked a tweet from Saturday, written before ITV's statement, which said, in reference to the backlash: "Does this mean we can have @EamonnHolmes and @RuthieeL back on @thismorning please?!" The tweet ended with a praying hands emoji.In 2020, Ruth and Eamonn were cut from This Morning after hosting the show for 15 years.They covered for Holly and Phil when they were away, but also hosted the Friday morning stint, too.Eamonn went on to GB News, while Ruth continued to appear on another ITV audience puller, panel show Loose Women.She also made a comeback on This Morning after nearly a year away, when she fronted the show with pal Rylan, which delighted viewers.Eamonn revealed in an interview with the Mirror in June that he no longer watched This Morning as it would be "too sensitive".He also said fans regularly approach him in the street to ask about why they aren't still presenting the show.When asked about if he still tunes in, he said: "It would be too...