Alex Jones: Last News

The One Show's Alex Jones has left fans stunned after revealing her real name.The 47-year-old Welsh TV star, who started her career on S4C, is actually called Charlotte Alexandra Jones. She uses her middle name Alexandra for work, but outside of the studio, she goes by her married surname Thomson.The revelation came during an Instagram video last year when Alex was packing up her London home to move with her husband Charlie and their three children - Ted, Kit and Annie.

The One Show's Lauren Laverne had to interrupt the programme briefly to offer an apology when Sally Phillips unexpectedly used expletives during the live broadcast.The actress was on the popular chat show with a host of celebrity guests, including her co-star Ben Miller, as they discussed their latest BBC sitcom, Austin, featuring Michael Theo from Love on the Spectrum. But not long into their chat, Sally accidentally used a swear word before the 9 pm watershed.

Stacey Solomon and Joe Swash had to warn one another over their behaviour during the filming of their new BBC reality show.The Loose Women star and her husband are set to give fans a glimpse into their lives with their new series, which was filmed during last summer and autumn with their children - Rex, five, Rose, three, and two year old Belle. Joe's teenage son Harry from a previous relationship, as well as Stacey's older sons Zachary and Leighton, will also feature in the show.The six-part series, titled Stacey and Joe, will air on BBC One starting Tuesday (April 1) and promises a "refreshing, honest take on their modern blended family" as it follows the couple, their children, and their menagerie of pets, including two dogs and several ducks.

Stacey Solomon was left feeling flustered after accidently dropping a major bombshell about her popular BBC programme. The bubbly presenter and her beau Joe Swash are set to give fans an intimate look into their lives with their very own reality series, inviting viewers into the hustle and bustle of Pickle Cottage as they juggle the limelight and a brood of six.

The One Show host JB Gill was devastated when an A-list guest cancelled their appearance at the last minute. During Thursday's (March 27) show, the JLS star and his co-host Alex Jones gave viewers the lowdown on who'd be on the sofa the following day, with JB barely containing his excitement about one particular star.

The One Show host JB Gill delivered a poignant statement just minutes into Thursday's (March 27) live show. On tonight's episode of the popular BBC programme, the JLS star and co-host Alex Jones graced the green sofa to chat about the day's hottest topics. In attendance were Hollywood's Danielle Brooks to discuss the anticipated new Minecraft film and the beloved Johnny Ball, who came to delight fans with tales from his fresh autobiography, My Previous Life in Comedy.

The One Show host Alex Jones was caught slightly off-guard during Wednesday's show. She and co-host Angellica Bell were excited to have Martin Clunes and Neil Morrissey as their special guests.The comedic duo, who famously starred as lovable rogues in the BBC's hit sitcom Men Behaving Badly between 1994 and 1998, have teamed up once again.This time, they're embarking upon a delightful French road trip for their new travel series. After the audience had a sneak peek at their entertaining jaunt through France, Alex couldn't help but quip about their seemingly fun-filled escapades.

The One Show viewers were left gobsmacked during Mary Berry's landmark celebration on Monday (March 24).The beloved former Great British Bake Off judge marked her 90th birthday in style on the latest instalment of the BBC show, with presenters Alex Jones and Roman Kemp by her side. Roman kicked off the show, saying: "She's been the queen of home cooking for decades, from editing housewife magazine in the 60s to becoming a household name around the world as the star of the Great British Bake Off." The episode was filled with surprises for Mary, including unexpected visits from some of her past colleagues and heartfelt birthday wishes from famous faces.

Alex Jones from The One Show has candidly opened up about a particularly tough week earlier this month which resulted in her youngest daughter being hospitalised. At 47, Alex swapped the bustling streets of London for a more rural life last year with her husband Charlie Thomson and their three kids: Teddy, six, Kit, four, and two year old Annie. Discussing recent events on the Binge! podcast alongside Harry Judd, she revealed that poor Annie ended up in plaster and "looking like a pizza" after enduring not one, but two health issues.

Alex Jones was left utterly gobsmacked on Monday's edition of The One Show after being treated to an unexpected and touching surprise.The episode saw Davina McCall grace the show live for the first time since her brain surgery four months prior, where she had a benign tumour, known as a colloid cyst, removed. On the Monday night broadcast, 57-year-old Davina joined The One Show, marking her first live TV appearance post-operation, as she chatted about the excitement building up to Red Nose Day. In light of the forthcoming Red Nose Day Comic Relief celebrations, Davina had a special treat in store for host Alex, aged 47.

The One Show is gearing up to honour Dame Mary Berry with a special episode as she hits a significant milestone.The former Great British Bake Off judge is about to turn 90, and the BBC's popular show will be celebrating her remarkable life and career over the years. Set to air on March 24, hosts Alex Jones and Roman Kemp will surprise Mary in the studio by bringing in some of her celeb pals including Claudia Winkleman, Mel Giedroyc, Sue Perkins, Monica Galetti and Michael Ball.

Davina McCall dazzled viewers with her triumphant return to live TV on Monday evening, just four months post-brain surgery. The beloved presenter had a colloid cyst removed back in November 2024, where at the time she shared the news of her 14mm tumour and subsequent operation.

The One Show viewers were left utterly starstruck when none other than Hollywood icon Robert De Niro dropped by for a chat on the famous green sofa. Hosts Alex Jones and Clara Amfo returned to our screens with another thrilling episode on Thursday night (March 13), accompanied by a glittering lineup of celebrities.The evening's show welcomed stars like Debra Messing, Stephen Graham, and Owen Cooper, but it was Robert's surprise appearance that had audiences at home in sheer disbelief, with many pondering how the Beeb managed to snag such a legendary figure for the programme. Overwhelmed fans took to X, previously known as Twitter, to express their amazement.

The One Show's Alex Jones welcomed a fresh face to the sofa on Wednesday (March 12), shaking things up for the beloved chat show. Since taking over from Christine Bleakley in the summer of 2010, Alex has become a staple on BBC's The One Show, sharing the screen with a host of well-known personalities.The current roster of regular presenters boasts names like Ronan Keating, Roman Kemp, and Lauren Laverne, while stars such as Rylan Clarke, Zoe Ball, and Vernon Kay step in as guest hosts whenever there's a gap.

Former Doctor Who and Broadchurch showrunner Chris Chibnall’s debut novel is becoming an ITV drama series.

The One Show presenter Alex Jones was left dabbing her eyes as she said "I can't even say it" during Tuesday's (March 11) live show.Tonight's edition of the BBC chat show welcomed Stacey Dooley to discuss her new tell-all book, Conversations with Remarkable Mothers, which is hitting the shelves later this week. Stacey's new read promises a deep dive into motherhood, showcasing her renowned warmth and journalistic prowess, featuring heartfelt letters from various mums to their little ones. Leading the heartfelt tributes is Stacey's own tender letter to her two-year-old daughter Minnie - a note so touching that it stirred Alex to tears.

Actress Lucy Boynton has shared her emotional reaction to reading the real-life court transcripts for her new ITV drama.The 31-year-old star appeared on Thursday's episode of The One Show, where she gave viewers a glimpse into her new series, A Cruel Love: The Ruth Ellis Story. In this four-part historical drama, Lucy takes on the role of Ruth Ellis, the last woman to be hanged in Britain, with Toby Jones playing her solicitor John Bickford.

The One Show's regular host Alex Jones was noticeably absent from Wednesday's episode, leaving BBC fans to be greeted by Clara Amfo and Vernon Kay at the helm.The duo kicked off the show by explaining why Alex wasn't in her usual seat—she was attending a prestigious event at Buckingham Palace for the BBC's 500-word challenge. Clara shared with viewers: "44,000 children, aged between five and 11 sent in their stories which were whittled down to a very lucky 50 finalists, who earlier today went to Buckingham Palace for the grand final alongside Her Majesty The Queen." Vernon chimed in with details about the star-studded affair, adding: "They were also joined by a host of celebs, celeb readers, actors, Olivia Colman, Rob Brydon and Matt Lucas. McFly's Tom Fletcher and Danny Jones and Strictly stars JB Gill and Rose Ayling-Ellis who helped bring the winning stories to life." Clara then revealed that Alex was also present at the event, along with The One Show's Roman Kemp, before treating the audience to a snippet of Alex chatting with Queen Camilla, reports the Mirror.

The One Show host Alex Jones has spilled the beans on why she and her husband Charlie Thomson decided not to buy Mary Berry's house.The couple had previously viewed the famous food writer and former Bake Off star's home, but ultimately decided it wasn't for them. Chatting on the White Wine Question Time podcast with Kate Thornton, Alex described the house as "lovely" but explained that its layout was not suitable for her tall husband. She told Kate that the house was essentially two different styles merged into one, with one part being quite cottage-like.This proved problematic for Charlie, who stands nearly six foot three.

Monday night's episode of The One Show saw host Alex Jones caught in a bit of an on-air gaffe while chatting with EastEnders star James Bye.The actor, who's been the face behind Martin Fowler for 11 years, sat down on the couch to spill the beans on his character's explosive goodbye – which aired during the soap's much-anticipated 40th anniversary live episode. Co-host Roman Kemp kicked things off by saying: "Now James the live EastEnders episode didn't pull any punches..." before showing audience members the nail-biting moment when Martin met his end underneath a metal beam after the Queen Vic's dramatic explosion and subsequent cardiac arrest.

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