Martin Lewis speaks out as he's urged to have a break by fan after apologising for blunder

Elizabeth Hurley's bikini body is incredible. And we're just glad to see even her celebrity pals are driven green with envy when she posts a beach selfie!MORE: Super Bowl party essentials: 17 must-have supplies for the big gameThe Austin Powers actress has been taking her followers with her on a "pretend vacation" to the Maldives via Instagram, as travel restrictions and Covid make beach breaks harder than usual.WATCH: Elizabeth dances to the Spice Girls in tiny yellow binkini - and wow!And while we're all thankful to Elizabeth for brightening up our Februarys with her colourful photoshoots, some of her famous friends are admitting that her flawless figure is making them more than a little envious.A post shared by Elizabeth Hurley (@elizabethhurley1)British actress Patsy Kensit commented on one snap of the brunette bombshell, saying: "God I wish I had that body and face.....simply stunning inside and out."READ: Elizabeth Hurley's rocks short blonde hair in show-stopping photoMORE: Elizabeth Hurley shares flirty summer photo as she jokes about British weatherAmerican actress and TV star Lisa Rinna was lost for words, instead sharing a string of fire emojis expressing just how incredible Elizabeth looked in the shot.

GOV.UK, the current travel advice states it is against the law to fly abroad without a legally permitted reason to do so.Now as holiday insurance might be leaving many Brits confused, Martin Lewis has spoken to ITV viewers on This Morning today.A female caller asked the Money Saving Expert founder if he could recommend travel insurance for a holiday to Greece this year.

Martin Lewis informed fans that he is very passionate about “debunking student myths”.The Money Show Live host apologised to viewers for being “too loud” while speaking on the matter, following his appearance on the penultimate episode of the series.In his tweet, Martin touched on the subject of “social mobility” for the next generation, some of whom he said have been put off attending university because of high tuition fees.Fees rose to £9,000 annually during the academic year of 2017-2018.On Thursday night’s instalment, the father-of-one spoke about student loans and broke down living loans, which are means-tested.He also spoke about the expected parental contributions element.Following the programme, he tweeted: “I’m on way home from

Martin Lewis has shared how tens of thousands of women who have been underpaid in their State Pension are now set to receive back payments from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), worth an average of £13,500 each.The consumer champion explained the details of the State Pension underpayment, which affects around 200,000 women over the age of 67 and dates back to 2008, during the latest edition of The Martin Lewis Money Show Live on STV.Underpayments affected married women under the ‘old’ basic State Pension rules whose husbands reached State Pension age of 65 before or after March 17, 2008 and who were unknowingly entitled to an ‘enhanced pension’ that would have boosted their monthly payments.Martin said: “We’ve done this before

Martin Lewis, 48, has responded to his "ridiculously worked up" fans after he posted a Twitter poll asking for his followers to vote on whether they believed the BBC is biased.

direct to your inboxMoney Saving Expert Martin Lewis has shared a warning message for anybody planning a holiday this summer. Appearing on This Morning, the finance journalist was quizzed about the best insurance to get if you want to go away in 2020.

direct to your inboxMoney Saving Expert Martin Lewis says customers with BT, Sky, Virgin and O2 can take action now to beat price hikes in April.Price rises in the middle of a hard-hitting pandemic might sound like an April Fool's joke, but unfortunately, it's not.From April 1 yearly inflation means that bills will increase for millions of Brits, with energy bills, council tax, broadband, phone and even rent for some households affected.The annual utility price surge is linked to inflation - the cost of living - and most firms are allowed to hike prices by this amount once a year - often in April. Next month, Three Mobile and Vodafone customers will see their bills rise 4.5%, reports the Mirror.

Martin Lewis on why he deleted comment ahead of Meghan and Harry chatSteph added: “And then it works, it means we have some explosive rows, but things get sorted there and then.“You can’t hold grudges and be stubborn and bring something back a week later and say, ‘When you did that last week’.”The presenter regularly gives fans an insight into her family life on social media, but has kept her partner and baby’s identities private.Taking to Instagram last week, she shared a humorous mishap she made during her baby’s sensory class.Steph came unstuck when she had to take her shoes off and reveal her socks, which featured several pairs of breasts.The presenter shared the mishap on her Instagram Story with the caption: “At a baby sensory place.

Good Morning Britain turned heated today after Alex Beresford, 40, called out Piers Morgan, 55, for his comments regarding Meghan Markle, 39.

direct to your inboxMoney Saving Expert Martin Lewis has explained why he deleted his 'upsetting' comments about the Meghan Markle and Prince Harry interview with Oprah which aired on ITV last night.The finance expert removed the 'joke' he'd shared after he discovered it had upset people.Now Martin has explained what happened."Earlier I jokingly wrote "Anything on telly?" feigning ignorance of the yr's most high profile TV. Many found it funny," he said."A few misread as aimed to diminish impact of interview's themes, incl racism.

direct to your inboxMoney Saving Expert Martin Lewis has  divided opinion with a tweet about the Government's latest voucher scheme proposal.Posting on the social media platform, the finance journalist explained how Boris Johnson wants to bring in a voucher scheme which will help to combat obesity.Posting on Twitter, he wrote: "I read this morning the PM wants to introduce vouchers to help with the UK obesity (thus covid) problem.

Martin Lewis has told his Twitter followers that it was time to “sign off” the micro-blogging site once again, after an online spat earlier today.The Money Show host said he didn’t want to let negative comments “ruin” the rest of the weekend, so was taking a break from the site.Martin made his decision after remarks were made following his appearance on The Andrew Marr Show.One Twitter user took aim at the lack of “balance” shown in the BBC programme.“Spending time reviewing the right wing papers today with a man who’s married to a BBC employee and a BBC employee, for ‘balance’.

Martin Lewis, 48, took to Twitter to call out a claim by a social media user that his interview with Rishi Sunak was staged.

5 per cent deposit mortgage scheme starting next month.The mortgage guarantee scheme will be available to current home-owners as well as first-time buyers looking for a property for up to £600,000.The initiative will be available from April and is designed to increase the appetite of lenders to offer high loan-to-value (LTV) mortgages to creditworthy customers across the UK.

direct to your inboxLast night Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis hosted a special one-off edition of his ITV show.The Martin Lewis Money show welcomed guest Rishi Sunak to chat with Martin about the 2021 Budget, and how it will impact REAL people - people who often feel forgotten about and snubbed when new policies are announced.As part of the show, Martin took Rishi to task over Chancellor about what some people had termed a "stealth tax".However, the consumer champion explained that he believed the Government had been transparent about the steps - just that some Brits may not realise what it actually means.Martin showed a graph that showed the Income Tax Personal Allowance of £12,500 would stay frozen.However, for most people their pay

Martin Lewis hosted a special edition of his Money Show Live on Thursday night focusing on the “practicals, not the politics” of the UK Government’s recent Budget announcement.The Money Saving Expert met with Rishi Sunak, and for the first time in the show’s history, put viewers’ questions directly to the Chancellor of the Exchequer.In a packed 30-minute programme, the consumer champion explained how several issues raised in the Budget will work, including the furlough scheme extension, benefits, the fourth and fifth Self-Employment Income Support Scheme grants (SEISS) and the so-called ‘Excluded’.Martin met with the Chancellor in Teeside for an interview ahead of the programme's 8.30pm slot on STV and when co-host Angelica Bell asked him

Martin Lewis put the nation's questions to Rishi Sunak on Thursday, after the Chancellor delivered huge financial changes affecting almost every single person in the UK this week.

Martin Lewis will be meeting Chancellor Rishi Sunak on Thursday ahead of a special Budget edition of his weekly consumer programme.The founder of MoneySavingExpert.com secured an interview with the Chancellor after extending repeated invitations for him to appear on The Martin Lewis Money Show Live.And one question the consumer champion and hundreds of his social media followers hope to have clarified is around the fourth Self-Employment Income Support Scheme grant (SEISS).During Wednesday’s Budget, the Chancellor announced that 600,000 self-employed people will be able to claim the fourth SEISS grant - which they were unable to do so before.Speaking about changes to the scheme, Rishi Sunak said: "When the scheme was launched, the newly

direct to your inboxMoney Saving Expert Martin Lewis has been looking into the finer details of the 2021 Budget, after Rishi Sunak announced it earlier today.As part of the budget, the Chancellor announced that 600,000 self-employed people will be able to claim for a support grant - which they were unable to do before.On changes to the self-employed scheme, the Chancellor said: "When the scheme was launched, the newly self-employed couldn’t qualify because they hadn’t all filed a 2019/20 tax return."But as the tax return deadline has now passed, I can announce today that, provided they filed a tax return by midnight last night, over 600,000 more people, many of whom only became self-employed last year, can now claim the fourth and fifth

Martin Lewis, 48, has voiced his concerns after one of his fans “confused him with someone else” while watching The One Show last night.The presenter admitted he was both “intrigued and scared” to find out which guest from the BBC show he bore a resemblance to, after the viewer gushed over his “handsome” looks.The tweet from the fan read: “@MartinSLewis You’re looking handsome this evening on the one show.”Martin retweeted the post in view of his 1.1 million followers yesterday evening and clarified that he wasn’t on the programme.He penned: “I’ve not been on the one show. “You're obviously confusing me with someone else, I'm just intrigued/scared to find out who?”Last night, The One Show hosts Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas were joined by

the Budget today at 12.30pm he is expected to focus on creating jobs and encouraging growth, but will also have to come up with an answer on paying for the coronavirus crisis.On Tuesday, Rishi Sunak announced that the furlough job scheme will be extended for a further six months, giving millions of employees financial support and job security until September.One person who will be watching the proceedings from Parliament closely is money-saving expert, Martin Lewis, who will be offering live Twitter explanations as announcements are made.The founder of MoneySavingExpert.com will also be meeting Chancellor Rishi Sunak for a 10-minute interview on Thursday ahead of a special Budget edition of his Money Show Live, which will air at 8.30pm on