ITV Good Morning Britain viewers distracted by strange detail as Edwina Currie backs Boris Johnson

Jeremy Paxman as he reflects on his Parkinson’s disease diagnosis. Putting Up With Parkinson’s on ITV will follow the 72-year-old broadcaster and University Challenge host from his formal diagnosis 18 months ago. He will allow cameras into his life as he looks at how the condition is impacting him and will meet experts leading research into potential treatments.

CEO of NTIA Michael Kill said in a statement: “Late night economy businesses were one of the quickest sectors to rebound during the financial crash many years ago, harbouring an abundance of resilience and entrepreneurial spirit.“It’s without a doubt that these businesses, particularly nightclubs, have a huge part to play in the regeneration of high streets in towns and cities across the UK.”“Beyond the generation of footfall through trade, domestic and international visitors to clubs support the local economy in secondary and tertiary purchases through accommodation, travel and retail.He continued: “It is also key to recognise that these businesses play a key part in people’s decision making process from choosing a University or College to influencing investment choices for businesses relocating or expanding, to accommodate for a young workforce.”“Not forgetting the important part they play in people’s, physical, mental and social well being.”He concluded: “The Government needs to recognise the economic, cultural, and community value of clubs and the wider night time economy. We must protect these businesses, using every means possible, and recognise their importance before it’s too late.”Labour’s Shadow Levelling Up Secretary, Lisa Nandy, said that reopening formerly loved nightclub spaces in struggling towns and city centres could help to revive the high streets and boost the economy.“Every single town has a lost nightclub they feel very strongly about – that was part of our history and our heritage,” she said.The impact of the COVID pandemic on the country’s nightlife sector has caused many establishments to face financial issues.

Geri Horner is said to have told Liz Truss to “go for” the role of Conservative leader amid criticism she faced for hugging MP Nadine Dorries at the Women’s Euro 2022 final.The Spice Girls singer was pictured with the Culture Secretary as the Lionesses led England to victory against Germany on Sunday evening (July 31). “Girl power radiating from Wembley tonight,” Dorries captioned the image on Twitter.Many fans subsequently pointed out Dorries’ history of voting against gay marriage and “only recently demonising the trans community”.A photo has since emerged of Horner with Truss, who is currently going up against Rishi Sunak to become the next UK Prime Minister.Speaking to MailPlus about meeting the Spice Girls star, Truss explained: “[Horner] said ‘go for it’, she was very positive.” See the photo below.How long before Geri Halliwell is the next Culture Secretary pic.twitter.com/5NLGs8kTJ7— dominic dyer (@domdyer70) August 1, 2022While some fans expressed their disappointment with Horner (née Halliwell), others said that they weren’t surprised because the singer had previously described Margaret Thatcher as the “original Spice Girl”.Horner also paid tribute to the late PM following her death in 2013, writing: “Thinking of our 1st Lady of girl power, Margaret Thatcher, a green grocer’s daughter who taught me any thing is possible…x.”The final result of the Tory leadership contest will be announced on September 5.

Scots band The Ronains received a death threat from Russia after their new single artwork for Lunatics featured an image of Vladimir Putin.

Russia has added to its so-called stop-list, barring a further 39 British politicians, officials, business people and journalists from entering the country including TV presenter Piers Morgan. 

Carrie Johnson was the blushing bride when she arrived at her country-themed wedding to Boris Johnson.The pair held a wedding party on July 30 at Grade-I-listed mansion Daylesford House in the Cotswolds, owned by Tory donor and JCB chairman Lord Bamford. Carrie, 34, a former Conservative Party media official who has previously described herself as a political and climate activist, channelled her green credentials by wearing another rented dress at their second event. For the first wedding event at Westminster Cathedral on May 29 2021, Carrie rented an embroidered tulle gown for £45.This was created by Christos Costarellos, an Athens-based luxury designer who has a master's degree in theatre costume design from the London College of Fashion.

Good Morning Britain star Susanna Reid, 51, supported her co-star Kate Garraway, 55, today after news that her husband Derek Draper, 54, had been battling sepsis. Kate made her return to the show this morning to address her absence and to give an update on Derek’s health.Earlier today, GMB tweeted: “'The important thing is we're back on the right side of it now.'“@kategarraway explains why she has been away and gives an update on Derek's health after she had to rush him to the hospital.

John Oliver took aim at the Tory leadership candidates on Last Week Tonight on Sunday (31 July). The late-night host particularly mocked Liz Truss over an undeleted tweet mourning the death of prolific celebrity paedophile Jimmy Savile. “Truss has a real knack for making bad decisions and then very much sticking to them,” Oliver said during a segment on his show, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver.

Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak are battling it out to become the next leader of the Conservative Party and Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

John Oliver mocked Liz Truss, currently in the running to replace Boris Johnson as the UK’s prime minister, on Sunday night’s episode of HBO Max’s Last Week Tonight due to a tweet mourning sex offender Jimmy Savile.

Good Morning Britain star Kate Garraway has shared an emotional update after husband Derek Draper was rushed back to intensive care amid his ongoing health battle after Covid. GMB co-host Kate has now told fans Derek took a "frightening turn for the worse".

Kate Garraway, 55, has been very open about her husband Derek Drapers journey since contracting Covid in March 2020.Things seemed to be getting better for the family, however, Kate had to take time away from Good Morning Britain after Derek took an "unexpected and frightening turn".The presenter has broken her silence on the situation and has confirmed her return to work after a three-week absence.Kate took to Instagram to share a sweet picture of her with her two children and Derek before he contracted Covid in 2020.She captioned the picture in view of her 1.1 million followers: "Thank you so so much for all your messages of support - they really do mean the world to me & the whole family."I have taken some time off @gmb @smoothradio & @garrawaysgoodatuff in the last three weeks as Derek’s health took an unexpected and frightening turn for the worse that landed him back in intensive care and fighting for his life - again."Thanks to the amazing NHS teams and his own extraordinary life force and spirit Derek -please God - is back on the right side of it now and I'm so looking forward to seeing you all back on @gmb from 6am tomorrow and @smoothradio - hopefully celebrating @lionesses #worldcup win! Love and see you in the morning!"Social media users and friends alike rushed to the comments to share their relief over the heartfelt update, with Derek's health improving.Co-star Susanna Reid said: "We love you Kate - so glad Derek is doing better - looking forward to watching you tomorrow morning."Arlene Phillips added: "Wishing Derek all the good health he needs to come to him."What a fighter, and you @kategarraway have shown the love, devotion and dedication needed to support him."Social media user welljell68 commented: "So

Boris Johnson’s most die-hard allies flocked to a wedding party with him at a billionaire donor’s estate last night - weeks before he is forced from office. The outgoing PM invited his last remaining loyalists to the grounds of 18th-century Daylesford House - owned by Tory mega-donor Lord Bamford.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson and wife Carrie celebrated their wedding at the grand Cotswolds estate of a major Tory donor with guests including staunch loyalists Jacob Rees-Mogg and Nadine Dorries.

Boris Johnson impersonator has said that people were "in complete awe" as he was led around a town on a leash wearing just his Union Jack pants.Drew Galdron, who goes by Faux BoJo on social media, has been impersonating the outgoing Tory leader for nearly 12 years but admitted that a recent booking was among his most bizarre. The 39-year-old was paid £100 to feature in the music video for Revolution Business, a new tune from transfemme goth metal artist Felicia, stripping down and being "tortured" as she raged against both the musical and political establishment.

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito wrote the opinion that led to SCOTUS recently overturning Roe v. Wade, a controversial move that has sent shockwaves throughout the world.

Prince Harry has been mocked by a Supreme Court justice for his criticism of the recent Roe V. Wade overturning.

SUSANNA Reid looked amazing as she stepped out for the National Reality TV awards - where she picked up two gongs. The 51-year-old accepted awards for Best Celebrity Personality and Most Inspiring TV Show during the star-studded evening.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his wife Carrie Symonds are set to host a lavish wedding party for friends and family later this weekend, according to reports. The couple, who share two year old son Wilfred and seven month old daughter Romy together, officially tied the knot in May 2021 in a secret wedding at Westminster Cathedral in front of a handful of guests.

Good Morning Britain has faced a major presenter shakeup as Kate Garraway was forced to extend her leave for a second week. The host, 55, normally presents the ITV show on a Thursday and Friday, but was notably absent from today's instalment (July 28) which was fronted by Ben Shephard and Ranvir Singh.

Ranvir Singh has revealed that she and her son don’t flush wees down the loo in a bid to save water, but admitted that it can be “slightly uncomfortable” at times. Ranvir, 44, is currently sitting in for Lorraine Kelly and ahead of programme beginning, she chatted with today’s Good Morning Britain hosts, Charlotte Hawkins – who has been sitting in for Kate Garraway as she cares for husband Derek Draper – and Ed Balls. The pair had just been having a debate about water saving amid claims that the UK could soon face a drought, and begged the question of if people should flush their number ones or not.