Lorraine Kelly forced to make 'huge apology' to viewers after fans pointed out on-air blunder

A Line of Duty video filmed in a bedroom has gone viral - thrilling viewers including Lorraine Kelly with its reenactment of major scenes. Actor and comedian Kerry Gilbert filmed the hilarious video in her home as she recapped the main scenes for viewers who are often confused about the plotlines.

Lorraine Kelly was unable to hide her anger on Monday when talking about last weekend's anti-lockdown and anti-marches in London. The Scottish TV regular is known for her upbeat and friendly TV persona - even if sometimes she is baffled.

Lorraine Kelly is counting down the days until her family welcomes a brand new member!The TV presenter, 61, took to Instagram to share her excitement on Sunday as she revealed her daughter Rosie is preparing to welcome the sweetest addition. Lorraine posted a close-up snapshot of a beautiful miniature wire-haired dachshund puppy named Ruby.

Lorraine Kelly and Lawrence Chaney have joined forces to host a one-off special digital pub quiz for National Student Pride called Cheers, Queers! The Scots TV presenter and the Drag Race UK winner are our new favourite TV combo and the pair will be hosting the event with hilarious different rounds with a spectacular performance at the end. National Student Pride is running a virtual week-long event for LGBT+ students and Lawrence and Lorraine alongside Drag UK contestant Tia Kofi will be on hand to provide barrels of laughs along the way.

Lorraine Kelly swiftly put one troll in their place on Twitter this weekend, after they took to their keyboard to blast her Friday show.The broadcaster, 61, was accused of not mentioning St George's Day on her namesake show, which was recorded on April 23.Bringing up the presenter's Scottish heritage, the troll called Lorraine "spiteful" in their tweet, tagging her as they typed."Disgusting that @reallorraine never mentioned St George's Day today," the user wrote."For a Scotswoman that has moved her whole family to England, has worked in England for an English company, that is so spiteful & says so much about her.

Lorraine Kelly admitted she's a secret admirer of Count Binface's manifesto as she told a troll to 'keep the heid'.

Lorraine Kelly, 61, reacted on Twitter after she was accused of not mentioning St George's Day on her show.The viewer in question hit out at the broadcaster and branded her "spiteful and disgusting", before she denied the claim.Taking to the micro-blogging site, the user fumed: "Disgusting that @reallorraine never mentioned St George’s Day today."For a Scotswoman that has moved her whole family to England, has worked in England for an English company, that is so spiteful & says so much about her.

Lorraine Kelly how he was forced to cut short a planned Instagram live session due to his wife Rochelle being over-boozy on camera. The former X Factor star, who is set to return to the road with JLS in October, appeared on Friday's edition of Lorraine to talk about their new TV show alongside his missus.

Strictly' during his final television appearance before his tragic death on Tuesday.The Bay City Rollers star died suddenly aged just 65, leaving friends and family devastated.But the singing superstar hadn’t appeared on TV since October 2019, when he made an appearance on the Lorraine show.Presenter Lorraine Kelly opened the segment by saying: "For people who don’t realise just how huge the Bay City Rollers were, think One Direction times a million.

Lorraine Kelly and Lawrence Chaney have had an unusual Twitter exchange, which left many in stitches. The Scots TV presenter and the winner of Ru Paul's Drag Race UK have become friends since Lorraine appeared as a guest judge on the show and Lawrence went on to appear on Lorraine while running in the drag competition.

HELLO! diary, Lorraine Kelly opens up about feeling more positive now that lockdown is easing and life is gradually returning to normal. Find out what she's been up to in her exclusive column.There's nothing like a bit of sunshine to make you feel better.

Lorraine Kelly, 60, said she thought somebody was in her home after hearing a noise from her living room in the early hours of the morning.

Emmerdale actor Emile John couldn't resist playfully flirting with Lorraine Kelly on Thursday. The star, who plays Ethan Anderson on the hit ITV soap, appeared on the show to tease the explosive storylines set to rock the dales in the coming weeks.Halfway through the chat, Lorraine was keen to ask Emile about his lockdown transformation.Over the past 12 months he has beefed up after transforming his diet and workout plans.Clearly impressed, Lorraine said: "Also young man you have been working out."As a before and after shot appeared on the screen, she gushed: "Look at the difference there.

Lorraine Kelly was left unable to sleep on Wednesday night after suffering a 'very weird experience' in the middle of the night. The ITV veteran, 61, told Susanna Reid and Adil Ray during Thursday's edition of Good Morning Britain how she woke up to find her adorable dog Angus turned on the TV.Lorraine said via video link: "I had a very very weird experience in the night."It was 2.30am and the lights were on and it was noisy."I thought someone was having a party in my house."She continued: "I went downstairs and Angus had put his head the remote and put the TV on and then I couldn't get back to sleep."It was very weird." Laughing, Lorraine added: "I think he was watching the heavy metal channel...

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Lorraine Kelly apologised on Wednesday morning's episode of Lorraine after a typo read 'Yorkhire' instead of 'Yorkshire'.  MORE: Lorraine Kelly admits she's feeling 'anxious' as lockdown restrictions easeChatting about the mishap, Lorraine said: "I have to say a huge apology to everybody in Yorkshire because we spelt it wrong! The person responsible will of course be flogged.

Lorraine Kelly, 61, left a fan feeling “mortified” after he spotted an alleged error with the clock on her eponymous show.The eagle-eyed viewer named Bernard Walsh typed to Lorraine to complain the time on her programme was “wrong” on Twitter.However unfortunately Bernard failed to realise he had been watching Lorraine’s show on catch-up, exactly an hour after it had originally aired.He wrote to the TV show host: “Your clock is wrong on the programme!"Quick-witted Lorraine realised Bernard’s error and gave him a public dressing down.In view of her 643,000 followers, Lorraine quipped: "I think you may find you are watching ITV plus one Ben x."Her quick reply sent her followers into hysterics as they branded her a “savage”One said: "Actually

Lorraine Kelly has defended Prince Harry for flying out of the UK and back to his home in California hours before the Queen's 95th birthday.Harry, 36, was seen arriving at his Montecito mansion on Wednesday morning.He was keen to get back to see his wife Meghan Markle who is heavily pregnant with their second child.

Lorraine Kelly fans were "offended" by an on-screen mistake that sparked a frenzy on social media.Viewers from the North East of the UK were particularly annoyed that Yorkshire had been misspelled. The banner read "Yorkhire", instead of Yorkshire when showcasing Tom Cruise who was spotted in the historic county.Taking to Twitter to pinpoint the faux pas, fans fumed: "#lorraine @reallorraine @lorraine as someone from the north east I'm offended by the way your pronounce Yorkshire ...

Lorraine Kelly gave a savage response to a fan of her ITV daytime show after they told her the time was wrong on set.

Lorraine Kelly hilariously put down a fellow Scot who suggested there was an error on her set of her telly show . The 61-year-old Glasgow -born presenter was applauded by fans after Bernard Walsh wrote to her on Twitter and told her that the time was wrong on her studio clock.

Lorraine Kelly, 60, has gushed over Sophie, Countess Of Wessex for seemingly working hard amid Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s step down from their senior royal roles, and subsequent relocation overseas, also dubbed “Megxit”.The ITV host applauded Sophie for being a source of support for the Queen during this difficult time, following the death of her husband of over 70 years Prince Philip.Opening up on who will now step up to help the Queen with royal duties following the Sussexes’ departure and Prince Philip’s death, royal expert Russell Myers suggested Sophie would be an ideal fit on ITV's Lorraine today.He explained: “They [the Royal Family] will want to bring up to the fore people like Sophie Wessex, who has enjoyed a surge in