Mark Labbett shares meme mocking Phillip Schofield over 'queue jump' to honour late Queen

express.co.uk:

Phillip Schofield, 60, and Holly Willoughby, 41, became a talking point on social media when they were seen in a seperate queue to other mourners who had been waiting hours to see the Queen's coffin yesterday.

While their move was criticised, the This Morning duo were given press accrediation to enter Westminster Hall to film a segment for Tuesday's episode.Despite their queue jump being for professional purposes, many have criticised the pair on social media.The Chase star Mark Labbett has seemingly found the funny side to a meme which has turned Phillip's WeBuyAnyCar.com advert into WeSkipAnyQueue.com.Phillip has been the face of the brand since 2019 and features in their adverts.A Twitter account with the name Crystal Loves Cat shared the meme online today, alongside the caption: "#QueueForTheQueen #queuejumping #queuejump - not done himself any favours today."Kirstie Allsopp slams 'Meghan and Harry's treatment of Queen'After Mark retweeted the meme, many of his 158,000 followers flocked to his post to share their thoughts.Andy Gibson commented: "He didn't jump the queue, he was given alternative access as a TV broadcaster."In response to this, another pointed out that Susanna Reid is in the same job but queued like everybody else with her mum.She, however, is believed to have visited Westminster Hall out of working hours and not for Good Morning Britain.The likes of Tilda Swinton and David Beckham have also been seen queueing with other mourners.A source told Mail Online of Phil and Holly: “They did not get to pay their respects to the Queen in the same way as queueing members of the public but they filmed in a section put aside for press.”"This Morning's Friday show has been cancelled in favour of rolling ITV news.