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Alison Hammond is returning to the This Morning studio to present the ITV show with Holly Willoughby for the second day in a row. Holly, 40, who returned to the show last week after Phillip Schofield tested positive for Covid-19, shared the news on her Instagram feed on Tuesday 7 February alongside a snap of herself dressed in a red jumper with a black skirt and matching boots. Delighting her 7.6million fans, she wrote: "Morning Tuesday… back with the quite frankly flipping brilliant @alisonhammond55 today… see you on @thismorning at 10am," followed by a red heart emoji before listing her outfit details.

Phillip Schofield received a welcome boost from his This Morning colleagues as he remained in isolatation at home with Covid-19.

Dancing on Ice viewers have begged ITV chiefs for Stephen Mulhern to continue on the programme.The hilarious Catch Phrase host proved to be quite popular with folk watching at home as they flooded social media with praise after he'd stepped in while Phillip Schofield had been absent.Over the last week, Phillip who usually fronts the skating show, needed to step back from all hosting duties after he had tested positive for Covid-19.Holly and Stephen proved to have a great rapport with one another - with the pair having worked together on children's TV over twenty years ago.Their reunion and bond on-air didn't go unnoticed by fans of the show who flocked to Twitter to beg ITV bosses "to keep" Stephen in the role.One tweet read: "Can we keep Stephen Mulhern? Better than Phillip boring Schofield"A second person penned: "I'm voting to eliminate Phillip Schofield and keep Stephen Mulhern!"Another agreed: "Please keep Stephen Mulhern, he's so much better than Phil. Even Holly looks like she's enjoying herself.""Holly tonight was literally the woman who has got away from her annoying husband finally for a few hours to let her hair down with her best mate," said a fourth.Ahead of the live show, a spokesperson for ITV confirmed that Stephen would backfill the post while Phillip recovered at home.They said: "This Sunday's episode of Dancing on Ice will be hosted by Holly Willoughby and Stephen Mulhern while Phillip Schofield continues to self-isolate."In a statement, Stephen announced: "I'm very much looking forward to being back hosting alongside my good friend Holly this weekend.

A haunted doll who has a habit of setting herself on fire and crying tears of acid just appeared on daytime TV!! Who thought that was a good idea?!

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Dancing On Ice star Frankie Poultney has claimed the ITV show is "not what it was" and believes it's not a "bad thing" that she isn't involved anymore.The pro skater appeared on the hit competition for nine years and feels "very lucky" to have done so.After the hit ITV skating show took a hiatus and returned to screens in 2018, Frankie was not invited back to join the line-up.The 48-year-old, who is married to former England footballer Dean Seaman, 58, is focusing on the positive memories she made while being a part of the show.Speaking to Hello! magazine, Frankie said: "I was very lucky because I'd just retired as a professional skater."So to then get another nine years of my career through a show that was at the height of its popularity and everyone loved was extraordinary. But since it's been back it's a different animal."I'm not involved and from what I've seen, that's not such a bad thing because I don't think it's what it was and I find that sad."Frankie and Dean first became close while on the 2009 Dancing On Ice tour and later married in 2015 which skating legend Jayne Torvill attended.The stars also skated together on the All Stars series of the show back in 2014.Frankie continued: "I loved working with all my friends, I partnered some great celebrities who I remain friends with and I met my husband so I don't have a bad word for what we produced at that time." Last weekend (February 6) on Dancing On Ice, Phillip Schofield was unable to host the show alongside his TV-wife Holly Willoughby.

This Morning viewers have seen many new hosting duos in the last week alone.

Holly Willoughby made a major blunder as she introduced This Morning on Monday, leaving viewers confused as to whether or not it was in fact the beginning of the week.The 40 year old welcomed in “Tuesday’s” episode of the daytime show incorrectly and appeared completely oblivious to the mistake she had made as she continued on with her live introduction. “Good morning! Hello and welcome to Tuesday’s This Morning,” Holly said as Cyndi Lauper’s hit song Girls Just Wanna Have Fun played in the background.

HOLLY Willoughby was left terrified on today's This Morning as she was forced to sit next to Annie the haunted doll. The spooky toy is considered so dangerous it was locked in a box so it couldn’t get near Holly and Alison Hammond, who stepped in for Phillip Schofield today.

ITV's This Morning experienced another show shake-up on Monday after Alison Hammond presented the daytime programme alongside Holly Willoughby.Alison, who usually hosts the popular show on Fridays with Dermot O'Leary took on the role of Phillip Schofield's replacement as he continues to self-isolate after contracting Covid-19.Seeing the change take place fans took to Twitter to share their thoughts and many seemed to be loving it.One social media user penned: "I’m loving the Holly and Alison on this morning."Another said: "YAY!!!Alison #ThisMorning" Meanwhile a third wrote: "Holly... and Alison..

Holly Willoughby always knows how to brighten up our Monday morning and today is no exception. The presenter looked simply beautiful as she stepped back onto the This Morning stage for another week of shows. The blonde beauty has been off the last few weeks to film a new TV show for the BBC but made her big return on Thursday to return to her daily presenting duties.

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Dancing On Ice viewers saw a change to the show this weekend.

Dancing On Ice fans believed they spotted a 'change' in Holly Willoughby as she hosted Dancing On Ice.

Holly Willoughby has revealed she's going to host ITV's This Morning with Alison Hammond while Phillip Schofield continues to isolate with Covid-19. Sharing a snap of her gorgeous green dress, Holly, 40, explained to her 7.6million Instagram followers: "Monday Monday… joined by the entirely wonderful @alisonhammond55 today… girl power!!! See you on @thismorning at 10am #hwstyle dress by @lkbennettlondon". She then shared a second photo of herself posing with Alison, who turned 47 over the weekend, in the studio, which she captioned: "There she is...

Phillip Schofield found himself watching the show go on without him on Sunday night.

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ITV'sDancing On Ice have paid tribute to late professional skater Sean Rice with a beautiful tribute.

Rachel Stevens became the third star to leave Dancing On Ice on Sunday night after finding herself in the dreaded skate-off. Rachel, 43, performed with pro Brendyn Hadfield as she went against Kye Whyte and Tippy Packard, who also received the lowest votes on the show. After both stars took to the ice with their pro partners to perform in the dreaded skate-off, the four judges - Jayne Torvill, Christopher Dean, Oti Mabuse and Ashley Banjo - delivered their verdict with Kye and Tippy winning an unanimous vote.

There was a big change on Dancing On Ice as long-standing host Phillip Schofield was replaced.

Dancing On Ice fans went wild on Sunday night as Holly Willoughby and Stephen Mulhern were reunited on TV after 16 years. The This Morning star, 40, hosted the ITV skating show with Stephen, 44, after co-host Phillip Schofield tested positive for coronavirus on Monday evening (January 31). It was announced on Friday that Stephen would be replacing Phillip, 59, who revealed on Sunday that he will miss Monday's This Morning as he continues to test positive for Covid-19.