Lorraine Kelly winces as Ross King breaks $30,000 Star Wars memorabilia live on air

Andi Peters will probably be glad that Piers Morgan is on holiday when he takes over on Lorraine.

KATE Garraway has fuelled rumours Lorraine Kelly is joining Strictly - joking that she's gone missing to join the show's "bubble". The presenter cheekily asked if Lorraine's absence was linked to her allegedly appearing on the 2020 series.

Lorraine Kelly is hotly tipped to take part in Strictly Come Dancing 2020, with rumours fuelled on Tuesday,

Christine Lampard was forced to apologise to a weight loss guru on today's Lorraine when she interrupted him mid-conversation. The 41-year-old, who is filling in for Scottish host Lorraine Kelly during the summer break, was joined by health expert Pete Cohen on the show.

Lorraine Kelly could be taking part in the upcoming season of Strictly Come Dancing, Ben Shephard has suggested. Speaking on Good Morning Britain earlier today, Ben pointed out that Lorraine had taken eight weeks off work, as he speculated over whether she was taking part in the hit BBC show.

Christine Lampard will return to our screens as she takes over Lorraine Kelly's presenting duties over the summer. Christine has recently spoken openly of spending time with husband Frank Lampard amid lockdown.

Christine Lampard was presenting today, with Lorraine Kelly taking a break after working throughout the coronavirus lockdown.

Kate Garraway has had a "nightmare year" but now has some "normality" back, according to her friend Christine Lampard.

Lorraine Kelly was reduced to tears today as she hosted her final show before heading off on a summer break. The Scottish star became emotional when a montage was played of different moments from her show during the months of the coronavirus pandemic.

Lorraine Kelly, 60, broke down into tears as she looked back on the past four months of presenting her self-titled show, with fashion expert Mark Heyes, 43, and Dr Hilary Jones, 67, ahead of her summer break.The ITV favourite later addressed her "emotional morning" on Instagram, before going home to reunite with her parents for the first time since the UK went into lockdown.The television veteran took to Instagram to share a clip of today's show, as she looked back on their time working throughout the coronavirus pandemic.She started by saying: "That was lovely, wasn't it? What a time it's been!"You know the toughest thing is, we can't see the ones that we love," to which Mark replied: "I know, I know."Getting very emotional about not being

Lorraine Kelly grew emotional as she handed over the reins of her TV show to Andi Peters on Friday.

Lorraine Kelly was left in tears at the end of her ITV show today. The presenter is taking a lengthy break from her show for the summer and is returning in September.Lorraine, 60, became emotional after a montage was shown of various celebrities was aired where they praised her for showing up amid the coronavirus pandemic.Stars on the video included singer Craig David and actress Helen Mirren.After the clip was shown, Lorraine was seen grabbing a tissue as she burst into tears.The show's style expert Mark Heyes was also emotional as he was in tears too.Lorraine them addressed the audience as she said: "Thank you everyone for watching.

ANDI Peters will replace Lorraine Kelly on her show over the summer - making him the first man to fill the slot in a decade. The presenter, 49, is most commonly seen on the competition segments for Good Morning Britain and Lorraine.

Andi Peters has expressed his excitement over landing the dream gig of presenting Lorraine on ITV.

Lorraine Kelly 's ITV chat show over the summer. Lorraine, 60, will take a break from hosting her daytime show in the next few weeks and Andi is the first man in over a decade to host the programme.The last man to host the show was Michael Ball for a few instalments back in 2010.Andi, who currently presents the competition slots on the show, told Daily Mirror: "I love Lorraine, I’ve known her for ten years, I’m on her show every day with competitions and it’s great to be part of that family.

Andi Peters has landed the plum job of replacing Lorraine Kelly on her daytime show - the first man to host the show in a decade.

Lorraine was thrown into chaos today when an entertainment reporter appeared to accidentally break a Star Wars lightsaber collectable – worth a staggering £24,000. Ross King was showing off some movie memorabilia that are due to go to auction from Los Angeles when the mishap occurred.He showed off the red lightsaber which was used by movie legend Samuel L Jackson in Star Wars: Attack of the Clones.As Ross waves about the prop he reveals to Lorraine Kelly, back in the UK studio, that it is expected to fetch $25,000 (£19,847) to $30,000 (£23,816).But then disaster strikes.

Emmerdale actor Alexander Lincoln, 26, has opened up about what it is like to portray the character of Jamie Tate, and he argued the son of Kim and Frank Tate is "frustrating".The programme's character was reintroduced in 2019 after his departure in 1999.In a new interview with Lorraine Kelly, Alexander divulged: "I've been very fortunate with Jamie in that I've got to show so many different aspects to him, so many different dimensions."But yeah, he is frustrating, because he sort of is just going along with the flow – that's one of the things about Jamie, he doesn't really take action that well, and he's sort of manipulated, and yeah it can be quite frustrating."Alexander's character Jamie is currently involved in a hit-and-run story after

LORRAINE Kelly got the giggles today after she told Bonnie Langford how "bad" the Cats film was - despite her niece being in it. The ex-EastEnders star looked awkward as the much-loved chat host made the slip-up while talking about the A-lister movie starring Taylor Swift and James Corden.

Good Morning Britain hosts Charlotte Hawkins and Adil Ray shared their reactions to an awkward Matt Hancock moment, that happened on fellow ITV daytime show Lorraine on Wednesday.

Lorraine Kelly, 60, has revealed she will be taking a break from her television commitments to visit her mother Anne and her ill father John, who has a serious heart condition.The presenter’s parents live in her hometown Scotland, while she is based in London.Like many others, the host has been restricted to see family members outside of her household due to lockdown measures in recent weeks.As Government rules continue to ease, she has booked to go and reunite with her loved ones back home. She told Hello! Magazine: “I need to spend some time with them.Zoe Henry reminisces 'horrendous' Cain Dingle and Rhona Goskirk scene“Obviously I will be observing all the rules about social distancing, but as my dad is so ill with a serious heart