Martin Clunes works from home like the rest of us with pyjama-clad Good Morning Britain appearance

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Piers Morgan has teased fans about his new programme on TalkTV, sharing that it is expected to be aired in the coming weeks.The journalist has been visiting Australia in the last few days to meet his new colleagues across the globe, ahead of the show's launch on Sky News Australia.Piers has already placed himself a huge talking point as he organised a chat with the nation’s Prime Minister Scott Morrison.Alongside appearing on a breakfast TV show "that would let me express my opinions", which is a swipe towards his former Good Morning Britain role.However, the time is coming for Piers to be on screens once again, with him making another return to the UK before things officially kick-off.Alongside a clip, he said: "Farewell, Sydney. I leave you as I found you a week ago… and how you’ve been the entire time….

Strictly Come Dancing winner Rose Ayling-Ellis has admitted feeling thankful for the support system that helped her find victory on the show. The EastEnders star bagged the Glitterball Trophy alongside Strictly professional partner Giovanni Pernice after she made history by being the first deaf person to both compete in and win the show.

Dancing On Ice's Dan Whiston has revealed that Sally Dynevor sent him a moving text after she was eliminated from the competition. The Corrie star, 58, got her marching orders after ending up in the bottom two on Sunday night's (February 27) show, and graciously told hosts Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby that she thought it was her "time to go".

When Gus Poyet signed for Chelsea in 1997 he was offered a deal that sounded too good to be true.Uruguay star Poyet, then with Real Zaragoza, had reservations about moving to London because he didn't speak a word of English and feared his wife wouldn't settle.So ingenious Chelsea chief executive of the time Colin Hutchinson devised a cunning plan to solve the problem.He offered Poyet a contract with a clause saying he would be entitled to a free transfer if he and his family didn't like what they found!Poyet, who went on to win four trophies with the club before leaving for Tottenham in 2001, said: "It was a life changing decision for me that I found a challenge."I spoke zero English and my wife just a little. It was a pivotal moment in my life and I needed to get it right."I had a family - two young boys who were just four and two years old - and I needed to make sure we would be happy in London."That's when Colin put the clause in my contract.

Vladimir Putin has been pictured looking puffy faced in what could be signs he is seriously ill, it has been claimed. The Russian president has appeared more bloated around the face and neck recently, leading to suggestions from one expert that he may be undergoing treatment for an unknown condition with steroids.Side effects of steroids include increased risk of infection, like coughs and colds, and "mood and behavioural changes."According to Macmillan Cancer Support: "Sometimes, when taken in higher doses, steroids can cause confusion or changes in thinking.

Love is Blind is the reality dating show that just keeps on giving and social media has only made it better. Case in point: and from season 2 are currently beefing on Instagram.

fire, continue for around 30 seconds and residents who had been minding their own business at home feared it was an invasion.Luckily, the scary sounds were nothing of the sort and it transpired "kids" had thrown a metal scooter onto high-voltage railway tracks, leaving it "molten" according to a witness.Student Ben Duursma told The Daily Echo: "It was bright white and orange, and a plume of smoke."It's hard to describe as it was so bright. We could see the colours of the grass and it looked like daytime."Helen Ransome shared a recording of the blinding lights on Facebook, writing in the caption: "Educate your kids!"This is what happens when you throw stuff onto a live rail."Her post was shared hundreds of times and many residents left comments, with some who witnessed the explosion confessing they had feared the worst.One user said: "We were in the pub … thought the bomb had been dropped."A second viewer, who saw the explosion from a mile away, said: "We could see it from Castle Rd Bitterne Park – thought the Russians had invaded.""Someone is getting a very, very large bill and a visit from police as it's now a criminal offence," commented a third user.Another person wrote: "I thought that could be something much worse.

Alex Jones, 43, was joined on BBC's The One Show alongside Michael Ball, 57, for the second week in a row.The presenting duo were joined via video link by Doc Martin actor Martin Clunes who discussed life in lockdown and his charity venture for the Guide Dogs' charity.As Alex began to wrap up their conversation with Martin following his appearance on The One Show, the actor could not help but gush over her as he praised the mum-of-two for coming into the BBC studios each night.It comes as the global coronavirus pandemic has forced people to remain indoors.Despite it being International Nurses Day 2020, where nursing leaders have called for people to "shine a light" and celebrate their vital work, Martin also felt Alex should be

British legend Martin Clunes appeared on The One Show live today and couldn't help but comment on the bizarre scenes showed before he went on air. Appearing via video link straight after a segment about how vets are coping in lockdown on the BBC show, Martin and other eagle-eyed viewers questioned why the vet shaved one of the rabbit's genital area. Martin, who is best known for portraying Martin Ellingham in the ITV drama series Doc Martin and Gary Strang in Men Behaving Badly, joined the show and was greeted by host Alex Jones. Following the vet clips, Alex asked Martin what he thought of the stories.

PIERS Morgan was left in tears today as war veteran Ken Benbow, 94, cried over his "wonderful life" and his carers on Good Morning Britain. Piers, 54, watched from home on today as tears rolled down Ken's cheeks and he heaped praise on his 17-year-old carer Kia Tobin.

Good Morning Britain viewers were left with "tears in their eyes" following war hero Ken Benow's touching comments about his carer Kia Tobin, 17.

Martin Clunes had Good Morning Britain fans giggling today as spoke on the show in his pyjamas.

Good Morning Britain viewers were left sobbing today after witnessing a touching moment on the ITV programme.

If you have heard the story of Ken Bembow, it's hard not to be moved by the war veteran's words.

GOOD Morning Britain fans were left tickled today when actor Martin Clunes remained in his pyjamas for a live TV interview. The 58-year-old star won praise from viewers for "keeping it real", with the actor looking relaxed as he sipped tea on his sofa surrounded by his dogs.

GOOD Morning Britain fans were left in tears today after 94-year-old Ken Bembow broke down during a live interview about his late wife Aida. Ken had gone viral in a sweet video clip of his care home worker Kia Tobin gifting him a pillow with his wife's picture on it.

Good Morning Britain hosts Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid were brought to tears by a 17-year-old carer and a 94-year-old veteran on the show.

Good Morning Britain hosts Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid got emotional today as 94-year-old Ken Bembow broke down as he spoke about his late wife Aida.

Normal People is the frontrunner at this year’s TV Choice Awards, where it is up for three prizes.