Martin Lewis finally trusted with key to ITV studio after 170 episodes of his show

WORKING as the personal chauffeur to an apparent billionaire, Jemal couldn't help but notice the never-ending parade of women he ferried around London. What he dismissed as the lavish lifestyle of his super-rich boss turned out to be even more extraordinary - his employer, known as Simon Leviev, was using him as a pawn in an elaborate con to cheat dates out of millions of pounds. The cruel dating scam, which saw Leviev, 31, claim to be the son of a diamond tycoon and seduce women by flaunting his glamorous adventures on Tinder, has been turned into a hit Netflix documentary, The Tinder Swindler.

BRIT Award viewers shared a fun theory on Twitter last night as the ceremony scrapped male and female categories for the first time. The first gender-neutral bash saw Adele and Ed Sheeran battling it out to win the top gongs, with the Hello singer taking home an impressive three statues and Ed just the one.

Gemma Collins has shared a first look at her upcoming moving documentary where she opens up for the very first time about her painful battle with self-harm. The Channel 4 programme, which will air on Wednesday 16 February, sees Gemma going on a personal journey, as she tells her loved ones how she secretly struggled for two decades.

Holly Willoughby continues her streak of winning looks this Wednesday morning as she hosts another episode of ITV’s This Morning show, with Phillip Schofield back at her side. The mum of three’s wardrobe is undoubtedly one of the best on TV, and Holly’s outfit on today’s show certainly didn’t disappoint. Catching our attention for all the right reasons, the blonde bombshell opted for a gorgeous spring look donning a white jumper by Pure Collection, paired with a white and blue pleated midi skirt by Reiss.

MOLLY-MAE Hague has sent fans into a tizzy as she teased her upcoming catwalk show after sparking pregnancy rumours. The former Love Island star took to Instagram yesterday to share her excitement over "the biggest event of her life" with PrettyLittleThing.

Martin Lewis took to social media after the latest edition of The Money Show Live on Thursday to invite the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) minister on to the next programme to discuss delays to accessing health benefits after hearing the desperate plight of a Scottish man who is still waiting on the outcome for a claim he made last year.

Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis has warned Brits to check if they're owed thousands because of a tax error.

With January slowly progressing, quite a few of us will be beginning to look for ways to save money following the big Christmas and New Year celebrations.

Martin Lewis, 49, came under fire yesterday after sharing a tweet containing a swear word in view of his 1.2 million followers.The Money Saving Expert expressed his outrage as he explained that the cheapest open market energy fix is currently “76% more expensive than the current price cap.”He penned: “S***! The cheapest open market energy fix is now 76% more expensive than the current price cap.“It's far more expensive even than where the 50% April price cap will likely land, & than where it'll land when it likely rises AGAIN in Oct (if wholesale rates dont fall)." (sic)But some Twitter users seemed taken aback by Martin’s exclamation.Twitter user mike57bryant said: “Why would a renowned financial guru use such a four letter word to portray the situation of the wholesale energy prices.“He is good at campaigning, tell us how much of our bill is green levies, etc?“Let's campaign to remove them to general taxation for a fair way to collect.”Martin logged onto the social media platform again today to clarify his word choice.The Good Morning Britain star tweeted: “To the few complaining about my 1st word in this tweet.“I rarely swear here, but do think about how I communicate.“Swear words used infrequently have power to swiftly convey emotion & feeling.“The coming £600/yr energy rise pushing millions in poverty seems built for profanity.”Martin’s tweet gathered more than 1,000 likes in less than an hour, with some fans of the ITV presenter sending him messages of support.ArvindHickman penned: “’S***’ is not a swear word mate.“I would have gone for 'What the F***’.

Thousands of drivers could see their insurance policies cancelled this week.

Eamonn Holmes, 62, under a bridge today, which almost caused an accident.The presenter and Eamonn kicked off their all new breakfast show on GB News earlier this week which has been praised by viewers.Alongside multiple posters of the pair on Twitter, the 39-year-old wrote: "This is the first time the kids have ever been remotely amazed by my job."We stumbled upon this under-bridge billboard today in Guildford and I nearly crashed the car!"We had to take a pic! If you spot any - like the other two in London, send me the pics!"Isabel excitedly posed next to the billboard she had spotted under a bridge while dressed in jeans and a coat. Naga Munchetty posts video from hospital bedAlongside details about the pair's show, it read: "Set your alarms."Another billboard read of their programme: "At last some good news on the telly."Many of Isabel's 37,000 followers flocked to her post to comment.Rosters wrote: "Absolutely brilliant week I'm sure the viewing figures will confirm your morning show will be a force to be reckoned with."#SupportingUKPolice commented: "You’ve been brilliant together.Thank God!"Andrew_Citizen added: "Great show Isabel.

Britney Spears stuns fans as she bares all in naked Instagram picsAhead of series three, Ricky told The Mirror: “I made the dog as important as anything on the planet.“That dog metaphorically and literally saved Tony’s life. And they do, it’s true.

Martin Lewis returned to TV screens on Thursday night to share more money and consumer tips with the nation, focusing on the current energy crisis and seemingly unstoppable runaway gas and electricity bills millions of households across the country will face from April.

Martin Lewis returned to the small screen this week after a short festive break in a packed programme covering the cost of living crisis which is set to impact millions of households across the country this year.

Martin Lewis has issued an important warning to everyone in the UK currently using their overdraft facility with their bank or building society.

Martin Lewis, 49, penned a solemn message to his followers on Twitter on Thursday night, after he was left feeling "impotent" by being unable to aid consumers who were desperate for help amid fuel poverty.The ITV presenter called for intervention as he "shook" with anger and fear, as mixed emotions got the better of him.Posting to his social media after his Money Saving Expert show ended, he wrote: "I feel near tears after doing my show."I started doing what I do out of a passion for financial justice & providing solutions."To be unable to help a single mum who lost her partner in covid afford her energy bills leaves me feeling impotent..."He added: "I'm shaking. Intervention is needed."In a follow up tweet, he addressed those who suggested he pay to help out the woman in question."A few 'ur rich, pay her bloody energy bill' replies," he sighed before offering an explanation."This isn't about 1 person, it's a totem for millions who'll be in fuel poverty."Instead I try to give answers, lobby for change, & put my money where my mouth is this way," he added with a link to his pledge to give £10million to charity.Many took to the comments section to share their views, with one offering a kind word to the down-in-the-dumps presenter."I used to feel like that.

Martin Lewis has taken to Twitter to express his relief at hearing from his wife Lara Lewington as she spends time in Las Vegas for work.The financial journalist teased his wife of 13 years, saying that her goings-on in the Entertainment Capital of the World had thankfully "been reported home".In view of his one million followers, the financial expert mischievously expressed his relief at having heard of his wife's goings-on in Sin City.Martin wrote: "What happens in Vegas..."Is all thankfully reported home.."The Martin's Money Week star retweeted a post his wife Lara had shared upon landing in the desert.In view of his one million followers, the financial expert expressed his relief at having heard of his wife's goings-on in Sin City.Martin wrote: "What happens in Vegas..."Is all thankfully reported home.."The Martin's Money Week star retweeted a post his wife Lara had shared upon landing in the desert.Lara told her 48,000 fans that she was set to present BBC show Click's coverage of the Consumer Electronics Show in Vegas.The conference starts today and ends on Saturday 8.Posting a snap of herself sitting on the City of Las Vegas sign, the tech reporter told how grateful she was to be covering the conference.Lara wrote: "Feels almost hard to believe, but made it to Vegas to bring you this week’s @BBCClick from CES."Fans of the TV power couple took to Lara's post to express their excitement at watching the segment at the weekend.Dennis Burge wrote: "What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas."Fawad Raza implored the BBC journalist to stay safe amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.They commented: "Stay safe and keep social distancing please."You and @spenley are one of the best presenters @BBCClick have ever had."Michael

With the new year officially underway, shoppers across the country are beginning to look forward to the January sales to pick up some bargains.

The school curriculum has evolved over the last few years and through financial champion's like Martin Lewis, youngsters and adults alike are now more educated in all things money-related including budgeting, ways to save and how to plan for a big purchase.

The Tories must rapidly get their act together to prevent a fuel bill catastrophe for many households in April, it has been warned.

Martin Lewis is warning that millions of households across Scotland and the rest of the UK can expect to see a "seismic" hit to their energy bills which could force some to choose between food or fuel this year.