Eamonn Holmes shares pic as he tries alternative medicine to combat chronic back pain

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Antiques Roadshow left professional tennis player Elizabeth James in tears as she reminisced over her career when having her Wimbledon dresses valued. Liz, who featured as a guest on a recent episode of the BBC program, presented expert Hilary Kay with a dress embroidered with the Prince of Wales feathers as the show stopped off in Dyffryn Gardens near Cardiff, South Wales.

Anna Vakili has suggested that previous Love Island winners may not be in love but are simply there to take the grand prize of £50,000.The pharmacist who found fame on season five of the hit ITV2 dating show has been extremely honest about her experience on the programme, where she found her best friends.Over the years, couples who have won the show have not always remained together, famously Amber Gill and Greg O'Shea who split after the rugby ace dumped the Geordie babe over text.Now, Anna has exclusively spoken to the Daily Star about the grand prize and who should walk away with it.Do you have a story about one of this year's Love Island stars? Contact us at staronlineshowbiz@reachplc.comShe said: "I feel like the people that find love should win the show."I would also love it more if someone won the show that came from nothing and they get an opportunity from Love Island, as well as love."How much better would that be than someone that's already got everything."She added: "Personally, that would make me happier."During the opening episode of the season, the Islanders of 2022 discovered that the public had been voting to decide who coupled up with who.Reflecting on this, Anna said: "I'm in two minds about it, one side of things I think it's a nice thing they've done, when you're standing up there and when you come out and you're waiting for people to step forward or not step forward it's just based on your looks and not your personality."I don't like the idea of that as such, it can be a sh***y feeling for the people who are going up there and it can ruin your confidence."She continued: "In another sense, it brings more drama when they pick themselves because it's always like 'you were going to pick me.'"And it

BBC series. The actor, 59, has played Dr Patrick Turner since the series began in 2012 and recently confessed to his wife Heidi Thomas, who is the writer and creator of the period drama, what he didn't like about filming.He explained to his wife, 59, that he didn't like acting with babies during the Covid-19 pandemic.Due to the pandemic, it wasn't safe for real babies to be on set, therefore the stars of the show found themselves acting with dolls and fake babies which had to be disguised using blankets.Speaking at the BFI and Radio Television Festival, he explained that he missed having real babies on set."They know I am soppy because I love a baby, I am one of those blokes, I couldn’t pick a baby up in the early years of my life," he said.He added: "And then I had a child, and sometimes nurses and the midwifery nurses are like ‘Oh just give him the baby’ while the mums are eyeing me up still."In response, Heidi admitted that this was the first time her husband had said anything about a storyline she had written for him."When I created the series, obviously we are married, and we have been for years, but he never ever in all this time commented on his storyline.

Coronation Street star Sally Carman has paid a lovely tribute to her fiancé Joe Duttine in a sweet social media post. The real-life soap couple, who play Abi Franklin and Tim Metcalfe, are currently in the middle of planning their wedding, after the Covid-19 pandemic disrupted their plans.And while the nuptials are a few months away yet, Sally gushed about her husband-to-be while posting on her Instagram over the weekend.Posting a picture of Joe and her father in a pub, the actress wrote: "Happy Father’s Day to these two legends.

Prince William has admitted that he used to “fall asleep” during lectures at St Andrews University.The Duke of Cambridge, who turns 40 today, told of his issues at finding lectures interesting while chatting to Big Issue seller Dave Martin recently.The Duke caused a stir when he appeared alongside Mr Martin to sell the charity magazine last week – they sold 32 copies in one hour.And the pair appeared to get on well, with William sharing a personal story.He said: “I studied a bit of art history at university.“I had to give it up – I kept falling asleep in lectures . .

miniature 'Terminator' robots armed with assault machine guns on the frontline to battle through its war with Russia. The country has deployed the robotic battlefield scout called GNOM (Gnome) in the south-Eastern city of Zaporizhzhia.

Princess Diana's concern over the "burden" son Prince William is set to face. Appearing on Tuesday morning's instalment (June 21) of Lorraine, Jennie spoke in celebration of Prince William's 40th birthday as he hits the milestone today.The presenter, 71, admitted she occasionally spoke to the late Princess about raising her two sons and revealed what Diana said to her about William's future role in the royal family.Jennie said: "I used to speak to Diana sometimes about the boys and bringing them up, and I remember one thing she said about William - she said that the burden of Kingship weighed heavily on his shoulders."Despite the worry for her eldest son, Diana "thought he was going to be alright," and believed "the country is very lucky," to have William.The Cash in the Attic host agreed with the late Princess saying: "It's a very simple sentence but I think it's true, I think we are lucky to have him."She added: "He's turned into a wonderful young man and I think he's shaping up to be a wonderful future king."Speaking about watching William grow into the man he has become today, Jennie admitted it was never easy for the dad-of-three."I watched him through those difficult troubled adolescent years and he was a troubled young man of course, with his parents marriage breaking up before his eyes," the Great British Menu narrator said.Lorraine, 62, spoke about Will's life now and believes he's "all set" thanks to his happy marriage with wife Kate Middleton, 40 and their three children - George, 8, Charlotte, 7 and 4-year-old Louis.Responding to this, Jennie admitted Diana played a huge part in shaping Will into the man he is by the places she took him when he was a child.

Carol Vorderman has thrilled her followers in skintight gym wear after heading back to her home country of Wales. The 61-year-old former Countdown star showed off her sensational hourglass figure on Twitter, as she posted a selfie whilst on a deserted beach.

Alison Hammond is now one of Britain’s most beloved presenters, however, there was a time the former reality TV star felt “not good enough” to host This Morning. It comes after Alison and her co-host Dermot O'Leary replaced Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford on Friday mornings last year.The 47-year-old appeared in the third series of Big Brother back in 2002 before going on to host regular segments of This Morning in 2003.The star has spoken about how the role was first offered to her in a revealing interview with co-star Holly Willoughby on her new podcast By The Light Of The Moon.Speaking on how she first became associated with This Morning, Alison said: “This Morning rang and said, ‘Would you like to do a strand?’ And I was like, ‘I might do’ obviously I was like desperate.“I was like, ‘What are you offering?’.They said, ‘We’ve got this strand, it’s really good, it’s only until December, would you like to do it?’ I said, ‘Yeah I'm totally up for that’.“Then that three-month contract has been 20 years,” Alison added.Holly replied in disbelief: “Has it really been that long? 20 years?”The This Morning host confirmed: “Yep 20 years now.”Holly continued: “So that’s 20 years and then you have been doing Fridays with Dermot (O’Leary) now for a year.”The mum-of-one shared: “We had our anniversary the other day! I can't believe it’s gone so quick.”Holly queried: “When you first started if you had known then that you were going to get the sofa job at some point, would you have believed it?”Alison answered: “Absolutely not, I don’t think that was even in my head. I probably never dreamt that big.“I’ve never dreamt that big before.That wasn’t even on my radar.“Even when they came to me with that job.

Eamonn Holmes reveals he plans to enjoy dog walking “pain-free” as he opens up about his “horrible” back issues. The former This Morning presenter, 62, has spoken out about he is suffering with chronic leg and back pain but it’s his rescue dog Maggie that keeps him determined to beat the condition so he can walk her again. “She’s sitting here beside me as my goal.

GB News presenter Eamonn Holmes has shared his very personal motivation for wanting to conquer chronic back pain.Eamonn, 62, has been exploring a range of alternative and natural therapies, including the painful-looking cupping technique, in a bid to deal with ongoing back and leg pain.Now the former Good Morning Britain and This Morning host has revealed that his rescue dog Maggie is giving him the motivation to get fighting fit.Eamonn told The Mirror: “She’s sitting here beside me as my goal."She’s just the best girl and she deserves to be out walking with me every day and I miss walking with her. But at the moment I just can’t manage it.“She’s 12 and has slowed down a little but she’s still fit and active.

Eamonn Holmes has shared his health issues with his 756,000 Instagram followers after he took part in some alternative therapy techniques. The 62-year-old has suffered with back pain since 2021 and has been seeking medical advice ever since.His pain was brought on after he dislocated his pelvis, resulting in three painful slipped discs.

Eamonn Holmes, 62, took to Instagram yesterday to make a joke over his latest health woes.The GB News presenter left many with a few giggles, including his wife, Loose Women's Ruth Langsford, 62.Eamonn took to Instagram in view of his 756,000 followers to share a snap of his back as he underwent cupping therapy.The presenter can be seen covered in wooden cups as they suctioned onto his back.Cupping therapy is a form of alternative medicine, which originated in China, in which a local suction is created on the skin with the application of heated cups.The treatment is said to help decrease pain and inflammation, increase blood flow, reduce stress and even help things like skin issues or cellulite.A post shared by Eamonn Holmes OBE (@eamonnholmes)He captioned the post: "My osteo James has just gone home. How am I supposed to get into bed now?????"Many social media users, including Eamonn's wife Ruth took to the comments to joke with the presenter.Along with two laughing emojis, Ruth commented: "My ninja turtle!"While Carol Vorderman said: "That actually looks HORRIFIC."Lisa Snowdon continued: "Ruth will be playing the peace pipes on your back."Social media user Annielou175 jokes: "Flipping heck!! You look like a hedgehog."Lane_nic added: "At least Ruth will get a good night's sleep as you won’t be snoring on your back."The presenter has been very open about his recent health woes, telling of his battle with chronic pain last year after a dislocated pelvis led to three slipped discs.Eamonn said in a recent interview how swearing has helped him deal with the agony of his chronic back pain.Writing in Best magazine, he said: "Swearing has got a bad reputation – which I personally think it doesn't deserve.

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Eamonn Holmes, 62, was spotted among Manchester United fans at Old Trafford on Saturday as he walked towards the pitch with the aid of a walking stick. Eamonn previously opened up about his health issues which have impacted his mobility.A video shared to social media showed the GB News presenter making his way to the ground as he clutched a black walking stick.Eamonn was delighted to be there and mingled with Manchester United fans as he walked.He proclaimed: “These are my people, this is what this is all about.“There are two places that I feel really at home, in Belfast, and the other one is Manchester.“I still have family connections in Manchester and it just feels like coming home...it’s my comfort blanket.”In the clip shared to his 755,000 Instagram followers, Eamonn told fans that he was watching the Liverpool and Manchester United Legends game in aid of the Manchester United Foundation.His fans were thrilled to see the journalist up and about and took to the comments to share their well-wishes.Sheila penned: “Looking fantastic it's really good to see you out in Manchester you’re a legend, marvelous entertainer.”Christine wrote: “Nice to see you out and about walking better.”Mary echoed: “Looking great Eamonn, enjoy the match!”And Edward added: “Fair play Eamonn, one of our own.”Earlier this year, Eamonn opened up about a chronic health problem that had left him in “agonising” pain.He has a trapped sciatic nerve which has become a recurring battle leaving him struggling to walk.He said in December: “I don’t walk, it’s more of a wobble.

Eamonn Holmes was out with his youngest son, Jack, on Saturday as they headed to a charity football match between Liverpool Legends and Manchester United Legends.PHOTOS: Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes' £3.25m Surrey home they're considering leaving – insideAnd although the match didn't go their way, with Liverpool triumphing 3-1, the father and son duo were still pictured beaming in the grounds of Old Trafford. The lookalike pair almost twinned with their outfits, as they headed out in a pair of suits, with the only difference being Eamonn wearing a stripy tie, while his son opted for a solid-red one.WATCH: Eamonn Holmes shares amazing family news"Even on a Bad Day it's a good day out," Eamonn wrote.

Eamonn Holmes, 62, gave a candid interview last week in which the GB News breakfast show host aimed a swipe at his former colleagues on ITV.

BEAMING Eamonn Holmes cuddled his granddaughter Emilia in an adorable rare family snap. The TV host was besotted with the newest member of his family who came to visit her granddad.

Eamonn Holmes shared a snap of him cuddling his sweet granddaughter Emilia. In a post shared on his Instagram account on Tuesday, the television presenter, who recently fell into his wife Ruth Langsford's bad books, looked every inch the doting grandfather.The 61 year old had little Emilia on his lap as the pair grinned widely for the camera taken at Eamonn's mother's house. "Visiting Great Grandma Josie with Emilia.

Eamonn Holmes took to Instagram on Tuesday to share a heart-warming photo of his granddaughter, Emilia. The GB News presenter, 62, captioned the post: "Visiting Great Grandma Josie with Emilia.