ITV's Lorraine Kelly addresses Countdown job speculation as she's quizzed by GMB stars

Lorraine Kelly opened up about a 'heartbreaking' conversation she had with daughter Rosie after she returned to the UK.

Lorraine Kelly had an opportunity and she took it as she made a sly dig at Richard Madeley during Good Morning Britain. The TV presenter appeared on the ITV news programme as usual to tease her own show.

Emmerdale's Kathy Glover star Malandra Burrows has recently announced her battle with cancer. The actress starred as Kathy on the ITV soap for over 20 years and opened up to daytime host Lorraine Kelly about her experience.

RACHEL Riley appeared to make a sly dig at Anne Robinson as she praised her Countdown replacement Colin Murray. The Irish presenter was announced as Anne's replacement after she quit the tea-time Channel 4 series last week.

Lorraine Kelly, 62, opened up about a difficult conversation she had with her daughter when she returned from travelling abroad. Mother-of-one Lorraine spoke about the “heartbreaking” moment when she appeared as a guest on a new podcast episode.The 62-year-old revealed she had spoken to her daughter about staying safe in public spaces after her daughter Rosie returned from Singapore before the first lockdown.She said: “I had to have the conversation with her that I found quite heartbreaking actually, which was, this is not Singapore, you cannot walk home on your own.”She continued: “You know, you can't leave your drink in the bar.

The Games is unlikely to break any records, leaving viewers switching off after featuring just six minutes of live competition during the first show. Originally airing on Channel 4 from 2003 to 2006, it has 12 celebrities including model Phoenix Gulzar-Brown, 23 and singer Max George, 33, competing and promised “a range of sporting challenges across a week of live shows”. Monday opening night, hosted by Holly Willoughby, 41, and Freddie Flintoff, 44, ran for 90 minutes.

Lorraine Kelly fought back tears as she overcame her fear of horse-riding today's episode of her self-titled chat show.

Television legend Lorraine Kelly has finally faced her fear to get back on a horse, 10 years since she first suffered a terrifying accident while riding one. The 62 year old presenter took on the challenge on Tuesday’s episode of Lorraine, with the popular Scotswoman admitting she hadn’t been able to go near a horse since suffering a horrific accident in 2012, which saw her rushed to St.George’s hospital in London for life saving treatment. “I still haven’t been able to go near a horse… ever since I’ve not really had any experience with horses,” said Lorraine.

Lorraine Kelly has spoken about her final visit to Deborah James in hospital and said she really thought her colleague and friend would "bounce back".

COUNTDOWN'S new presenter Colin Murray has broken his silence on his latest telly role - vowing to "earn the respect" of co-host Rachel Riley. Channel 4 sources confirmed to The Sun today that the BBC Radio 5 live presenter, 45, will be taking on the Countdown reins "until autumn." They told us of Colin's plum new role replacing telly veteran Anne Robinson, 77, and said: "Colin started filming on set in Salford yesterday.

Loose Women star Charlene White, 41, has since taken to Instagram to praise the BBC broadcaster for the work she has done in the cancer field, whilst sharing her sympathies over the tragic news.Charlene took to Instagram in view of her 59,100 followers to share a picture of her and Deborah last year when they worked together on a project alongside ITV's Lorraine Kelly, along with a long-touching message.She penned: "Last year the incredible @bowelbabe and I worked together on @lorraine’s bowel cancer campaign, and she was just wonderful."Incredibly funny, fiercely determined, so warm and charming, and just a brilliant woman to work alongside on something we were both so passionate about."We talked about my experiences of growing up with a mum going through cancer treatment, and about her being a parent going through treatment, whilst preparing her children for the inevitable.A post shared by Charlene White (@charlenewhite)"We kept returning to talking about children, about being a child survivor of the trauma that is living through the process of losing a parent."Charlene then went on to praise Deborah for the lives she has saved from her work with the bowel cancer charity, Bowel Cancer UK.She continued: "The work Deborah has done alongside @bowelcanceruk cannot be underestimated. I firmly believe lives have been saved because of her."Those mums and dads are still here because of her.That children haven’t had to deal with loss because of her."It’s not easy to talk about the realities of living with cancer - but she did it."So I’m sending my love to Deborah and her family.The process of finally saying goodbye is just c**p tbh, but she’s surrounded by love.So much love.

Lorraine Kelly opened up on her last hospital visit with friend and colleague Deborah James, who sadly announced she's been moved to at-home hospice care with bowel cancer this week. The 62 year old Scottish presenter began by saying the daytime TV team are "sending all their love" to a "very brave person", who has been open with her cancer journey all along the way. BBC presenter Deborah, 40, is now focusing on raising money for bowel cancer research and care on her Bowel Babe JustGiving page, which has already reached over £1m and continues to go up.

Lorraine Kelly got on a horse for the first time in 10 years on TV today, which proved to be an emotional moment for the ITV star.She was trampled by a horse after falling from it during a charity challenge in February 2012, but now the much-loved presenter has overcome her fears.On today's episode of Lorraine, the Scottish sweetheart confronted her fear of horses a decade after being trampled on by one.Getting incredibly emotional and admitting that she felt "nervous" the 62-year-old showed viewers at home just how brave she could be when she took the plunge to get on a horse for the first time in 10 years.Introducing the emotional VT, Lorraine admitted that she never thought she would go on a horse again, saying: "I never thought I would go on one again to be honest, but this one [sic] finally, with a lot of help, I felt ready to try."With the help of Sir Lee Pearson, British para-equestrianism champion, the presenter went near a horse and got up close to one for the first time since her horror accident."This is a massive step forward, just actually standing here, so close," she said while petting Lee's horse Zion.Lee then helped Lorraine build up her courage to get atop the horse, which she did with confidence.After riding on Zion for a short while, Lorraine said: "It was much more emotional than I thought it would be, but, I couldn't have done it with anybody else apart from Sir Lee, he is just brilliant and gave me so much confidence."And that beautiful, beautiful horse."Sir Lee then went on to add: "I'm so proud of Zion and really proud of Lorraine, very flattered that she chose my home and one of my horses to get over this remarkable incident that happened to her.One fan took to Twitter to praise the TV favourite

ANNE Robinson is tipped to be replaced as Countdown host by Colin Murray - who "gets on really well" with her ex co-star Rachel Riley. The Weakest Link presenter, 77, quit the tea-time Channel 4 series after just a year in the hot seat - months after The Sun revealed her feud with co-star Rachel.

Lorraine Kelly has praised her brave friend Deborah James for 'everything she does and everything she will continue to do' to raise awareness about bowel cancer.

Anne Robinson's new replacement has already started filming episodes for Countdown, despite the host announcing her departure just days prior.New episodes for the Channel 4 gameshow have already begun filming, with a new stand-in presenter taking the reins instead of no-nonsense and quick-witted host Anne.This comes days after the 77-year-old TV star quit her role after just one year on the programme.The Mirror has reported that 43-year-old radio and TV host Colin Murray will be stepping into Anne's shoes for the time being.Colin has appeared on the show before now, and actually guest presented 33 episodes last year when then-host Nick Hewer was shielding during the coronavirus pandemic. The paper has revealed that Colin will host the programme until the autumn, but could potentially be announced as the permanent host.A Channel 4 source said: "Colin has agreed to be a stand-in host for us, which is brilliant news.

Lorraine Kelly has revealed she has no intentions of tuning into Piers Morgan's new TalkTV show, Uncensored.They may have once worked together but it appears that Lorraine has other plans when his show airs on the network.Despite not watching a full episode, she had nothing but praise for the 57-year-old just two weeks after Piers Morgan Uncensored took to the airwaves on April 25, 2022.Speaking about his new show which sees him tackle the day's biggest news, Lorraine, 62, explained the show was "too late" for her to watch it.She explained: "I did see the interview he did with Donald Trump, that was great, that was really, really good."Opening up to the Metro at the BAFTA TV Awards on Sunday (April 8), she went on to say: "He's doing a brilliant job, I miss him, it's very quiet without him."Dad-of-four Piers sensationally left ITV's Good Morning Britain with immediate effect after criticising Meghan Markle's bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey.His stern words received over 57,000 Ofcom complaints, including a complaint from Meghan herself before he was cleared of any wrongdoing by Ofcom. Since leaving ITV, Piers has continued to disagree with Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, and recently hit out at the pair after it was announced they would be returning to the UK for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.

Susanna Reid sent her Instagram followers wild after she took to the platform to pose in a summery frock.The Good Morning Britain presenter embraced the sunny start to the week by slipping on a blue floral dress.Susanna, 51, oozed elegance as she posed in the classy frock in front of a white wall yesterday morning.The host, who paired her dress with blue stilettos and allowed her brown hair to fall onto her shoulders, looked sensational as she gave a huge grin to the camera.The presenter shared her post shortly before returning to the Good Morning Britain studio after heading to Downing Street last week to grill Prime Minister Boris Johnson - and she appeared to be happy to be back, writing in the caption "Back in the studio!".The host's dedicated followers rushed to the comment section to shower her with compliments including her pal and ITV colleague Lorraine Kelly who gave her seal of approval by simply remarking "glorious".One of Susanna's fan's wrote: "Pretty blue dress on a gorgeous woman Ding Dong."Another said: "Absolutely gorgeous."A third wrote: "Look absolutely Gorgeous Susanna.."At the weekend Susanna expertly shut down a Twitter troll who commented on her weight.Susanna shared an article written on several incidents of her wearing a similar outfit when interviewing Dame Joan Collins.She shared a light-hearted thread highlighting the duo's matching attire, when a man with 31 Twitter followers interjected.The troll tweeted: "Have you put on some weight? You are looking very chunky," to which Susanna simply replied: "Yes."Susanna quote tweeted the question, meaning her 873,000 followers could see it.

Lorraine Kelly, 62, took to Twitter to share her sympathies with the BBC broadcaster as well as offer her support at this devastating time.Lorraine took to Twitter to comment on Deborah's sad announcement, where she informed her followers that she doesn't have much time left.She wrote in view of her Twitter 697,300 followers: "Brave bright beautiful woman and her campaigning has saved lives. Honoured to know you lovely Deborah @bowelbabe - love you."Many social media users took to the post's comments to share their sadness over the news about Deborah and to offer their support.Bruceneodawson1 said: "Deborah I don't know you.

Lorraine Kelly has shared a poignant message in honour of her friend Deborah James following a heartbreaking update.MORE: Lorraine Kelly makes cheeky dig at Boris Johnson on-stage at TV BAFTAsOn Monday evening, Deborah – who was diagnosed with stage four bowel cancer five years ago – confirmed that she was now receiving hospice care at home as she prepares for the end of her journey. WATCH: Dr Amir Khan shares key signs of bowel cancerDeborah, who went under the name Bowel Babe, addressed her followers, writing: "The tweet I never wanted to write. The time has come to say goodbye.

LORRAINE Kelly has revealed her future on ITV after Piers Morgan accused her of auditioning to be his new TV wife. The 62-year-old has presented her own show, Lorraine, since 2010 after leaving GMTV.