Lorraine Kelly tells David Walliams to 'watch the cameras' as he crawls off show

Paolo Nutini has told his fans that he was 'nervous' as he kicked off his UK tour dates, starting with Manchester, on Saturday night.

Lorraine Kelly, 62, showed her appreciation to a fan who spoke out in her defence after she was accused of “bullying” Meghan Markle.The ITV star saw herself at the centre of controversy just after her show had aired, when a viewer took the opportunity to criticise her as the presenter posted a teaser of an upcoming Q&A she will be hosting about breast cancer on Twitter.The programme’s official Twitter account shared a clip of Lorraine calling for viewers to send in their questions for the experts.It was captioned: “#ChangeandCheck is coming @reallorraine will be hosting a special 'boobtube' Q&A with a panel of experts for anything you want to know about breast cancer.“If you want to know more about the signs & symptoms or how to support someone going through treatment, post your questions.”However, one Twitter user took the opportunity to accuse Lorraine of “bullying” the Duchess of Sussex as they slammed her show as “toxic”, after Meghan was brought up during the broadcast.Shatta092 said: “Lorraine you need to stop bullying Meghan your show is always toxic you hardly have any black folks in your show but yet you seem to gossip about black people.  #LorraineKaren”Online user MarrietteC was quick to jump in Lorraine’s defence, branding her an “ally for all”.They typed: “You never watch her obviously.“Lorraine is amazing...

Lorraine Kelly has bid farewell to DJ Steve Wright after his BBC Radio show, Steve Wright in the Afternoon, was axed after 23 years on air.In an emotional tweet, she wrote: “Can’t believe it’s the last Steve Wright in The Afternoon.“Loved being a listener and also lucky enough to have been a guest. Steve is such a brilliant broadcaster.”READ MORE:Lorraine Kelly wins battle to expand her £2m home following dispute with neighboursThe BBC announced the end of Wright’s slot to make way for more younger presenters on the station.Under Kelly’s tweet, tributes poured in.One listener wrote, “Listening for the final time.

The Masked Dancer stars David and Frankie Seaman had to leave the competition early due to an injury - which Christine Lampard poked fun at.The former footballer and ex Dancing On Ice star were forced to pull out of the ITV competition after Frankie suffered an injury in training. Both stars appeared on ITV's Lorraine on Monday (October 3) and were interviewed by stand-in host Christine.READ MORE: Lorraine Kelly red-faced as she blames on-air ITV blunder on a 'heavy weekend'The presenter asked the couple how they found the experience and how they managed to keep it all top secret.She then moved on to Frankie's injury and said: "Clearly, you're just better on skates, Frankie."You're just safer on skates - that's the opposite for the rest of us but you just need skates ."Frankie then responded: "I said to them for the first costume fitting that I was so terrified of the shoes.

K.J. Yossman Simon Cowell has securitized the Got Talent franchise in what’s been described as a “groundbreaking” $125 million deal. The securitization relates to the intellectual property behind the franchise, including both the U.S. and British versions of the show, “America’s Got Talent” and “Britain’s Got Talent.” As part of the deal, the assets to the franchise and its spin-offs have been pooled, including “production margins and fees, digital income, franchise and original content sales and sponsorship income.” The Got Talent franchise has been commissioned across 72 global territories, including Armenia, Chile and Egypt. As of 2017, it holds the Guinness world record title for “Most international versions for a reality television format.”

This Morning is celebrating another year on TV on October 3.Over the years the famous TV show have had many hosts with the very first being Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan - who married two years before the show launched on ITV.Fern Britton and Phillip Schofield later took over as the main hosts of the show, but Lorraine Kelly worked alongside Phil on Mondays and Fridays.READ MORE: This Morning fans fuming at 'out of touch' Christmas segment on ITV showCouple Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes were then introduced as regular hosts and soon became fan-favourite presenters.Holly Willoughby then joined the panel in 2009 and she and Phil have been the main hosting duo ever since with an array of different relief presenters.But with a number of different hosts, controversies are only expected - and the stars at This Morning have faced a fair few.As it celebrates another year on air, Daily Star looks at some of their biggest controversial moments.One of the biggest reported rows to come out of This Morning was between Fern Britton and Phillip Schofield when the pair hosted the show together.It was claimed that she was being paid a whopping £250,000 per year less than her co-star when they presented together, with Phil said to be cashing in £45,000 an hour while Fern cashed in £15,000.She vehemently denied that her decision to leave the ITV show was related to salaries and said they didn't discuss money.It was also reported that there were rows regarding the "editorial content" of the show which also caused friction between the pair.In 2019 it was reported that Ruth Langsford made an official complaint about Phillip.The complaint reportedly followed an incident in April of 2019 which saw Phil interrupt Ruth while she was

READ MORE: Gavin and Stacey star pans reboot and confirms tragic Nessa and Smithy fateBut arguably one of his most famous lines throughout his career was his infamous fight scenes between two memorable characters. Over the span of his showbiz career, the former doctor has suffered his fair share of fallouts with his celebrity guests. As the comic celebrates his 58th birthday with a bang, Daily Star have taken a deep dive inside his famous feuds.

Lorraine, took to social media to wish Steve Wright, 68, a fond farewell and explain how “lucky” she was to have been a guest of his extremely popular radio slot Steve Wright in the Afternoon.Steve’s departure from the radio comes after the BBC decided to axe the show after 23 years in a bid to reduce the age of the main presenters on the station.Sharing her farewell message with her 716,000 Twitter followers, Lorraine wrote: “Can’t believe it’s the last #SteveWrightInTheAfternoon“Loved being a listener and also lucky enough to have been a guest.“Steve is such a brilliant broadcaster.”Sharing her respect and adoration for the radio DJ, many also shared their appreciation with Steve in the comments section of the star’s tweet.Gaining 794 likes, user @MrHmultisports commented: “Steve Wright has been pretty much the radio of my life.“From Diamond Geezer Mr Spoon in the 80s/90s to driving me home throughout my teaching career.“You'll know what you're missing when it's gone.

Former Saturdays singer Mollie King looks radiant as well as blooming as her due date edges closer. But a source close to the star has told us that despite appearances, she’s actually had quite a rough ride of it.They said: “The start of her pregnancy was quite tough on Mollie.

David Walliams has revealed that he and Sheridan Smith have a pact to get married if they run out of other options. The TV stars are friends and have teamed up to film Gangsta Granny Strikes Again, where they play husband and wife.

Strictly Come Dancing is back and that means the return of Rylan Clark with his spin off show, It Takes Two.The 33-year-old, along with his co-host Janette Manrara, is the face of the mid-week “fanzine” programme on BBC2 at 6.30pm.Fans have expressed their delight at seeing the former X Factor contestant back on their screens following a tough year for the presenter.He recently released his memoirs, Ten: The Decade That Changed My Future, in which Rylan makes a number of candid confessions.The book reveals how the breakdown of his relationship last year impacted both his physical and mental health, including revealing how he suffered two heart failures in the wake of his split from ex Dan Neal.Rylan has rarely been out of the limelight since his reality TV emergence — and he has had a few public spats in that time with other stars.Rylan fell out with Gary Barlow when the Take That singer was a stand-in judge on The X Factor.Songwriter Barlow made no secret of the fact he did not rate Rylan’s vocals when sitting in for Simon Cowell as a judge on the 2012 series of the singing contest.The pop star even stormed off set when the hopeful got put through during the first week of eliminations over his preferred act.The pair exchanged jibes throughout the series, with Gary telling Rylan after one performance: "I'm glad you learned the trick that when you pull the mic away – we don't hear what you're singing."Rylan lashed back on Twitter, telling the then-judge: "I'd rather be 'absolute s***' than just stand there and sing the same old stuff every week on the spot… #boreme @GBarlowOfficial."He later branded the judge 'Gary Bore-low' and got a fake tattoo of his rival on his back for a magazine shoot.In 2019, they announced they

Good Morning Britain viewers were left a bit perplexed as they watched Will.I.Am's appearance on the show. The Black Eyed Peas star was on the ITV news programme to chat to Susanna Reid and Ed Balls about his latest projects on Tuesday (September 27).

Lorraine viewers have revealed they hardly recognised Dani Behr when she appeared on the show this week.Dani was a big name in the 90s on popular programmes like The Big Breakfast and The Saturday Show.But when she appeared on Lorraine Kelly's ITV show on Tuesday fans thought she had completely transformed and looked very different.READ MORE: Lorraine Kelly red-faced as she blames on-air ITV blunder on a 'heavy weekend'The star was on the morning programme to deliver some showbiz news from across the pond, filling in for Ross King."That's Dani Behr?!" asked one incredulous viewer on Twitter.Another said they didn't recognise the star, who looked great with long blonde hair and chic glasses.One person said they thought Dani looked amazing."Just seen 1990s Dani Behr on GMB… 52!!" they tweeted."She's 52 and looks incredible!"Dani rose to fame when she was still in her teens and went on to become a well-known face on TV and a lads' mag favourite.She went on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! in 2008 and was on Come Dine With Me in 2009, but hasn't been on the small screen that much in recent years.The star - who now lives in America and is a mother or two - first appeared on Lorraine this summer and said it was "super fun"."Back in the saddle!!" she wrote on Instagram after her first show."Thku @itv @lorraine for bringing me back into the studio.

Lorraine Kelly was forced to apologise to ITV viewers on Monday (26 September) when she made a awkward blunder on air.Lorraine was telling Good Morning Britain hosts Susanna Reid and Ed Balls what was coming up on her show and get her words mixed up.She said: she said: "Harry Hill... I'm going to be teaming up with him for a very interesting product.READ MORE: Lorraine Kelly makes subtle Meghan Markle swipe after 'Beyoncé of the UK' claim"Project, even.

Lorraine Kelly has shared her ultimate hangover cure after a surprise anniversary party left her with a bit of a sore head.

ITV morning show on Monday morning after a weekend of celebrating her 30th wedding anniversary. The 62-year-old made the admission to GP Amir Khan on the ITV show as the pair discussed possible hangover cures. Speaking from his surgery, Dr Amr said: “Lorraine, you're looking lovely, but I’ve got to say you’re looking a little bit tired.

It was a chaotic start to Lorraine's show on Monday morning as she appeared on ITV Good Morning Britain to tease what was coming up - muddling her words before blaming a "heavy weekend". Speaking to hosts Ed Balls and Susanna Reid a giggling Lorraine said: "Harry Hill... I'm going to be teaming up with him for a very interesting product," before correcting herself saying: "Project, even.

LORRAINE Kelly was forced to apologise today after making a blunder on live TV - before blaming it on having a "heavy weekend". The TV presenter got her words mixed up as she told Good Morning Britain hosts Susanna Reid and Ed Balls about what she had coming up on her show. Revealing who was on The Lorraine Show today, she said: "Harry Hill...

READ MORE: Lorraine shares emotional tribute as ITV show guest dies after cancer battleLorraine looked quite taken aback as she asked Russell: "What's the thing about Meghan saying she wanted to be the new , or the UK's Beyonce?"She then seemed to add "What on earth, I don't understand.," before Russell burst out laughing and tried to clear up the claims.It might suggest she couldn't comprehend Meghan reaching Beyoncé's star power or didn't understand why the duchess would allegedly compare herself to the singer.Teasing the segment at the start of the show, Lorraine appeared to tease Meghan as she said: "I didn't know she could sing, I didn't know she could dance - but I am sure she can." Royal editor Russell went on to explain that the claims come in a new book called Courtiers The Hidden Power Behind the Crown by Valentine Low, a peer of his.In the book, a former Palace insider alleged: "I think Meghan thought she was going to be the Beyoncé of the UK.“Being part of the Royal Family would give her that kudos.“What she discovered was that there were so many rules that were so ridiculous she couldn’t even do the things she could do as a private individual.”Offering his opinion on the matter, Russell said: "I think it means something about the star power, doesn't it? To be noted for being the main person in the room, but it didn't go to plan.