Lorraine Kelly jokes she will get tattoo of Michael Palin on her behind

Lorraine Kelly relocated to Buckinghamshire from Dundee, and she's already transformed her new property into a dream home. The ITV presenter said it made sense for them to relocate from their seven-bedroom property after their daughter Rosie left home and moved to Singapore, but that hasn't stopped her from creating the most beautiful bedroom for her daughter to return to.Lorraine has also been tackling other areas in the house, including her conservatory, garden and guest cabin, which we're sure would prove popular with her friends and family when they're visiting.

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© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine is perhaps best known for his amazing travel documentaries - which he will be returning to on Sunday with his new retrospective show, . But how much do you know about the famous face? Find out everything you need to know about the national treasure here... Michael is 77-years-old and celebrates his birthday on 5 May. He underwent a heart operation back in 2017 to fix a valve, and wrote about the health scare on his blog.

Lorraine Kelly has reclaimed the name Proud Boys in a pro- LGBTQ community Instagram snap after the name was used by an American far-right group. The Glasgow -born television presenter reposted a picture of herself in drag with the hashtag #proudboys as part of a recent photoshoot.

Lorraine Kelly 's guest Dara Ó Briain took a swipe at Andi Peters on Friday's show, after the ITV star begged viewers to follow him on Instagram.

Lorraine described the programme as "the next best thing" to travelling at the moment and told him "you can show us the world through your eyes". In the programme, Michael Palin revisits his "first groundbreaking travel series", and "fans", including Sir David Attenborough "reflect on his achievement".

Sir Michael Palin's next adventure will be an appearance on the Simpsons, he has announced.

Sir Michael Palin says he has never missed a day’s filming in 20 years of documentary-making – despite many “days of despair”.

Sir Michael Palin, 77, has revealed how, after travelling around the world for 80 days, he experienced his worst day when he returned to London at the end of filming.The comedian and actor hosted Around The World in 80 Days back in 1989 after finishing comedy series Monty Python.At the time, Michael was seeking adventure after starring in the long-running show.When he was offered the opportunity to take part in Around The World in 80 Days, the actor jumped at the opportunity.However, despite the incredible experience, Michael admits there was one particular day that was tough on his mental state.He recalled: “The seventy-ninth day of our eighty-day journey was one of the worst. “I had so looked forward to seeing home and family again and

Lorraine Kelly has been left fuming after people took to the streets to protest the possibility of another lockdown.The 60 year old, who recently shared a rare glimpse inside her beautiful garden and home, lashed out about the coronavirus demonstrations that took place in London over the weekend. It is believed up to 15,000 people crammed into Trafalgar Square without masks while holding up signs that read 'We Do Not Consent'.

FURIOUS Lorraine Kelly today tore into anti-lockdown protesters who broke coronavirus rules to gather in London yesterday. The daytime TV legend, 60, said she'd like to show them the "hell" Kate Garraway has been through with Derek Draper.

Lorraine Kelly, 60, ranted on her morning show to Dr Hilary Jones following a weekend that saw anti-lockdown protesters take to the streets of London's Trafalgar Square to oppose a second lockdown.The Scottish presenter said she wished it were possible to show the campaigners what it was like to experience the effects of COVID-19, after watching her close friend Kate Garraway struggle as her husband battles the after effects of coronavirus.Lorraine raged: “I was fuming at the weekend! The protests!“I absolutely would love to take these people by the hand and show them the reality [of COVID-19]!”She spoke of her ITV colleague Kate, whose husband Derek was struck down with coronavirus in March and has been in intensive care

Lorraine Kelly has hit out at crowds of people gathering in the streets at the weekend following the introduction of the 10pm curfew.

Lorraine Kelly has given her take on new claims that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are set to film a reality TV show for streaming giant Netflix.

Lorraine Kelly has called on "irresponsible" Covid-19 protestors to stop denying the dangers of the virus and speak to Good Morning Britain host Kate Garraway about the horror the virus can cause. The ITV veteran used her Monday show to beg members of the public to see sense after anti-lockdown protests took place in London at the weekend.

Lorraine Kelly has been forced to ban guests from joining her in the ITV studio amid a fresh surge of coronavirus cases. The Scottish TV star welcomed back the first celebrity to the show this week since lockdown began - other than health expert Dr Hilary Jones.

Lorraine. Morning Live will launch next month after BBC Breakfast finishes and will air up until Christmas on BBC One.The broadcaster has said the programme will be a "lively and entertaining mix of topical content and expert advice," and air at 9.15am - going up against Lorraine Kelly which begins at 9am.Kym, 44, who has been co-presenting on The One Show and fronted documentary series Love or Money for the BBC, said: "I've always enjoyed morning TV, it’s a great way to start the day – with a cuppa in hand of course.

Lorraine Kelly is no longer allowed to chat with guests in the studio as the coronavirus pandemic continues.

Lorraine Kelly has revealed just as her show started to bring guests back in the studio, they have now been forced to go back to only video calls. The news comes amid a fresh spike in coronavirus cases and new lockdown measures implemented.