Lorraine Kelly hits out at Boris Johnson after he didn't know who she was

Jamie Carragher has ruined Gary Neville with a brutal Boris Johnson jibe after Salford City announced they have sacked their manager.The League Two club announced on Tuesday that they have parted company with Gary Bowyer after 14 months in charge at the Peninsula Stadium. As a result, the club which Neville has co-owned since 2014 are now in search of their eighth manager in seven years following the dismissal.Neville's fellow Sky Sports pundit Carragher wasted no time in poking fun at the former Manchester United defender, taking to Twitter to react to the news of Bowyer's Salford dismissal.Carragher quote tweeted the club's announcement, writing: “@GNev2 puts more people out of work than Boris Johnson", making reference to the Prime Minister's plans to cut thousands of civil service jobs.Bowyer leaves Salford having joined the club in March last year and lead the Ammies to a 10th placed finish in League Two this season, finishing seven points off the play-offs.The club confirmed his departure in an official statement which read: “Salford City Football Club announces the departure of First Team Manager Gary Bowyer from The Peninsula Stadium.“A meeting was held earlier today and the Club has made the decision to terminate Gary Bowyer’s contract along with Assistant Manager Billy Barr.Who is currently the best television pundit in football? Let us know in the comments section below.“The Club would like to thank Gary and Billy for their hard work over the last season, and we wish them all the best for their future roles within football.

Philip Schofield, 57, praised the brave young footballer Jake Daniels for coming out as gay on Monday (May 16).Jake, 17, made the decision to open up about his experience after explaining he didn't want to hide his true self.Phillip spoke about how he wished he had the same “eloquence” as Jake, being so young.The footballer said that he knew from a young age that he was gay, but kept it to himself and tried to hide it from his friends at school.Phil and Holly Willoughby spoke on Tuesday's (May 17) instalment on This Morning where they discussed how “toxic” the football industry can be at times.Phil said: “What’s important now, and this may be very naive, is that I think he will have an amazing amount of support, help and care within his own community; you’re seeing tweets from other footballers, amazing.“But I think it’s time to say, look at your sport, look at the beauty of your sport and your players supporting them, maybe this is the time to say right, let’s not go for him on the pitch.”Phil spoke to The Sun on Sunday and discussed coming out at 57. He said: “I admit I was perhaps a bit naive.

Boris Johnson’s government has been warned that it risks breaking international law and starting a European trade war by breaking up the Northern Ireland protocol.

The Queen made a surprise appearance at the opening of the new Elizabeth line on Tuesday morning. Her Majesty, 96, looked regal in a yellow coat, matching hat and white gloves as she arrived at the capital's Paddington station to mark the completion of the Crossrail project named in her honour.

Lorraine Kelly has confessed she can “never take her job for granted” because her contract at ITV is up every couple of years.Speaking in a new interview, the presenter, 62, claimed she was formerly booted from her main role at GMTV after going on maternity leave and giving birth to her daughter Rosie. Lorraine opened up about the difficult moment to Sophie Ellis-Bextor on her Spinning Plates podcast.Sophie asked Lorrained about when she found out that her job was “not waiting for her” when she returned from maternity leave and whether it was something that “felt of that time”.Speaking about her gig with GMTV, Lorraine reflected: “Yes, it was 94. It wouldn’t happen now.

Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, has made a last-minute trip to the United Arab Emirates to represent the Queen, after the sad passing of UAE President Sheikh Khalifa. President Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed al-Nahyan of the United Arab Emirates and ruler of the country’s capital, Abu Dhabi, died aged 73 on May 13.

Boris Johnson is preparing to trample over the Brexit deal for Northern Ireland and risk sparking a major trade war with the European Union.

Lorraine Kelly has shared a glimpse into a very special family event - her daughter's puppy's first birthday! Writing in her HELLO! diary, the presenter admits it may be a little "daft" to celebrate such an occasion, but we couldn't agree with Lorraine more when she says we're all in need of an extra dose of fun following the two years we've had. READ: Lorraine Kelly sparks huge reaction with heartbreaking tweetHere, here Lorraine! Read her column below...What a wonderful party we had this week for Ruby, my daughter's gorgeous mini sausage puppy, to mark her very first birthday. It was actually double the fun because Ruby's brother Duncan obviously is also celebrating turning one year old too so it was a joint party for both of them.WATCH: Lorraine Kelly and daughter Rosie celebrate Ruby's first birthdayRosie's friend Gregor is Duncan's proud dad and the two puppies have grown up with each other which is lovely.

Boris Johnson would lose his seat as well as Tory control of Downing Street if there was a general election tomorrow, polling shows.

BIRDS of a Feather star Pauline Quirke has been spotted looking completely different as she hung out with Lorraine Kelly. The actress - who played Sharon Theodopolopodous in the long-running BB comedy series - posed with her pal on Instagram.

Tipping Point contestant took a cheeky swipe at the Prime Minister during the latest episode of Tipping Point. Ben Shephard was back asking the questions as the celebrity spin-off of the popular ITV game show returned on Sunday (May 15) evening.

Tipping Point: Lucky Stars host Ben Shephard made a joke about the coin pusher machine and Robert Peston poked fun at prime minister Boris Johnson.On the star studded lineup, which featured Loose Women's Judi Love, The Only Way Is Essex's Pete Wicks and journalist Robert Peston, the celebs tried their hand at winning a cash prize for their chosen charities.Ben welcomed the famous faces on to the show and after their introductions, he got straight on with the general knowledge questions.Robert answered correctly when asked a question about ABBA, which meant he could release a coin into the machine.Ben joked about his coin release technique and urged him to focus on his timing.Peston let one of his counters drop into drop zone 4, all the guests gasped at his misfortune and Judi questioned 'really?' when his turn was complete.Ben then said: "It's like when you're interviewing a politician and they just won't give you an answer: 'Really? Really?'"Robert laughed and added: "Yeah, that's the Boris Johnson of machines," which left his co-stars in tears of laughter.Ben joined in the joke and said: "Sitting on the edge.

Boris Johnson’s U-turn on junk food, with one denouncing the plans as “unConservative”. Boris Johnson (PA)The cost of obesity-related illnesses places a huge financial burden on taxpayers and the NHS, Lord Bethell said. The latest move was not “aligned with the kind of Conservative principles that I’m familiar with”, he added.

Will Smith at the Oscars. He appeared on stage on Thursday (12 May) at the Royal Albert Hall for his London show. It was the first of four shows Rock will be hosting.The show was part of his Ego Death comedy tour, Chris opened telling his 5,000 audience members: “I’m okay, if anyone was wondering.

Lorraine Kelly showed her support for Peter Andre after he reflected on Rebekah Vardy's comments about his manhood.The 49 year old dad-of-four, who had a romantic tryst with Rebekah in 2004, was painfully reminded of an interview in which she dubbed his manhood a "miniature chipolata" when it was brought up by a lawyer in the Wagatha Christie libel trial. And television presenter Lorraine took to her ITV talk show on Friday morning to admit she felt "sorry" for the Mysterious Girl hitmaker. After playing a clip of the singer speaking out earlier this week, Lorraine said: "Peter Andre there...

Janey Godley has shared her delight as her new novel Nothing Left Unsaid made it on to Amazon's best sellers list on publication day.

Nazanin Zaghari Ratcliffe has told Boris Johnson how she lived in the “shadow of his words” for “the best part of four-and-a-half years”.

Lorraine Kelly has admitted a "heartbreaking" conversation with daughter Rosie which left her "really sad". The Scottish TV presenter spoke out over her chat with her child. Speaking on the Be Honest podcast, 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.

LORRAINE Kelly has opened up on a "heartbreaking" conversation with daughter Rosie after fearing for her safety. The sofa queen, 62, sat down with her only child, 27, after she returned home from living in Singapore.

Boris Johnson plans to slash 90,000 Civil Service jobs to free up cash for measures to ease the cost-of-living crisis with possible tax cuts.

Lorraine Kelly has spoken out on the heartbreaking conversation she had no choice but to have with her daughter Rosie about safety.The 62 year old, who recently got back on a horse for the first time in 10 years after a riding accident, and her husband Steve share daughter Rosie, 27, together, who spent several years in Singapore before moving back to the UK at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic. Following her return, ITV presenter Lorraine explained that she was forced to have a serious talk on the importance of safety in public spaces.