Alex Jones: Last News

Rochelle Humes has teamed up with Next for an autumn collection that's all about cosy vibes and sleek designs.The stylish TV host has put her fashion-forward stamp on over 50 pieces, to help give your wardrobe an elevated touch. As a fashion writer, I've had a peek at this stunning range and selected my absolute favourites for you.Top of the list is this must-have Burgundy Crackle Faux Leather Biker Jacket, priced at £72. With the autumn chill setting in, now is the time to rock a leather jacket.They're fabulous for staying snug without bulking up your look.

Yasmin Finney, star of Netflix series Heartstopper, opened up about the absence of representation she faced as a trans woman on TV.

Pop sensation Camila Cabello's chat on The One Show tonight (September 30) took an unexpected turn, leaving the Havana hitmaker a tad uneasy after facing interrogation over her pub preferences. Gracing the couch with funnyman Al Murray, Cabello was all set to discuss her latest musical offering, 'C, XOXO'.The interview went off-course right off the bat when host Alex Jones probed into her fondness for the pub. "Do you like a pub, this is what we hear?" Jones asked.

Jack Whitehall has opened up about the health scare that gave him a "big wake-up call" - the threat of developing gout.The 36 year old funnyman, who recently embraced fatherhood with the arrival of his daughter Elsie with model girlfriend Roxy Horner, realised it was time to ditch the "dad bod" and overhaul his lifestyle for his role in the new psychological thriller series Mallice. Chatting with Jamie Laing on the Great Company podcast, Jack confessed: "The dad bod had set in and I was drinking wine every night.

On Monday's episode of The One Show, emotions ran high as Russell Watson was moved to tears.The opera star appeared alongside presenters Alex Jones and Roman Kemp to reveal his heroic comeback to the music industry following a harrowing fight with two brain tumours. Russell, who appeared last year on I'm A Celeb... began his interview on a lighter note, joining in with Will Ferrell as he recollected his iconic singing cameo in the comedy film Step Brothers.

Strictly Come Dancing favourite Oti Mabuse discussed her latest career move when she appeared on The One Show on Thursday. The dancer, who has a judging role on ITV's Dancing On Ice, continues to lend her choreographic talents to BBC Strictly but is no longer among the pro dancing line up.

Strictly Come Dancing star Neil Jones has opened up on Amy Dowden's return to the ballroom after taking a year out following her cancer diagnosis.

Loose Women's Judi Love was gobsmacked on Monday evening when The One Show's host Roman Kemp dropped some unexpected stats. On the BBC programme, hosted by Alex Jones, with guests including Rosie Jones, Katherine Ryan, and of course, Judi, a fun version of the game show Out of Order was played with none other than singer Gregory Porter being called upon to guess. Roman threw out the challenge: "Out of Rosie, Katherine, Judi, Alex and myself, the question is to put in order, who has posted on their Instagram feed the most?" Amused, Judi chuckled under her breath while Gregory scanned the lineup on the couch.

Gethin Jones is making waves with a major career change, stepping away from his familiar BBC presenting duties to embrace the world of panto! The beloved Cardiff-born presenter, who has been a staple on BBC Morning Live since 2020 and first captured hearts on Blue Peter, is set to dazzle audiences as Prince Charming in the upcoming festive production of Cinderella.The show kicks off on December 7, 2024, at Cardiff's New Theatre and will enchant crowds until January 5, 2025. Joining Gethin on stage will be Denquar Chupak as Cinderella, BBC Radio 2's Owain Wyn Evans as Dandini, Mike Doyle taking on the role of the Baroness, Stephanie Webber as the Fairy Godmother, and Jack Ryan playing Buttons.Taking to Instagram, Gethin shared a sneak peek behind the scenes, posting snaps with his "LOVELY (extremely talented) bunch" of co-stars.

A guest on The One Show was left speechless as he was recognised by the BBC show for going above and beyond to help others. Presenters Roman Kemp and Alex Scott returned to the green sofa on Thursday (August 29) evening and welcomed ex-Pop Idol judge Nicki Chapman and comedian Bob Mortimer onto the show to discuss their latest projects.

Alex Jones has spoken out about her future on The One Show, saying she has ‘no intention of leaving’ after having been on the sofa for 14 years.The 47-year-old made the comments shortly before her co-host, Jermaine Jenas was axed over allegations about his behaviour. Speaking on her role on the BBC show on Fearne Cotton’s Happy Place podcast, Alex said: "I can't believe I'm still here. I just go in, do the job and hope no one notices I'm still there.

Former BBC presenter Jermaine Jenas has claimed he was 'blocked' from apologising directly to his female colleagues after sending inappropriate texts.The ex-One Show favourite has since expressed his deep regret and confessed to feeling 'ashamed' after the BBC confirmed the allegations of misconduct. Jermaine was axed from his BBC shows, Match of the Day and The One Show, after sending inappropriate texts to female colleagues.The 41 year old is now fighting to rescue his professional life and insists he's committed no crime, despite acknowledging his actions made others uncomfortable. Jermaine, in the aftermath of a scandal putting the BBC once more in the hot seat, refuted claims of sending explicit images or footage, reports the Mirror.

M.I.A. has endorsed Donald Trump ahead of the 2024 US Presidential Election after former candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

BBC personnel have received instructions not to reach out to Jermaine Jenas.

BBC employees were told about Jermaine Jenas' departure from the corporation via a terse email, it has been revealed. BBC Sport's director Alex Kay-Jelski reportedly told colleagues at 3.39pm on Thursday, 22 August when a four-line email was sent out regarding the matter.The 41-year-old former footballer had forged a new career as a presenter and is best-known for hosting The One Show andMatch of the Day.Following a complaint regarding text messages sent to a female staff member the BBC launched an inquiry.

The One Show host Alex Jones failed to mention the recent departure of co-star Jermaine Jenas during Thursday's show, amidst reports he'd been dropped by the BBC over "inappropriate behaviour" claims. During the programme, presenters Clara Amfo and Alex chose to avoid discussing their former presenting partner's sudden exit, prompting waves of speculation on Twitter among fans.

Jermaine Jenas has broken his silence after being sacked by the BBC. The former pro footballer will no longer present The One Show, the BBC has confirmed over allegations about his conduct.

Ellise Shafer “The One Show” and “Match of the Day” presenter Jermaine Jenas is no longer employed by the BBC. “We can confirm that he is no longer part of our presenting line up,” a BBC spokesperson told Variety after news broke in The Sun of his firing. Though the tabloid cited “inappropriate behavior” as the cause, the BBC did not provide a reason for his exit.

Jermaine Jenas has been axed from The One Show and Match of the Day amid allegations of "inappropriate behaviour".The BBC has removed the presenter from both programmes after launching an "immediate internal investigation" when concerns about the ex-footballer's conduct were brought to light.The Sun reports Jermaine was discreetly taken off the BBC's official channels. A source told the publication that this situation is a "nightmare" for the broadcaster, following a complaint about his behaviour.They said: "After some immediate routine enquiries the decision was taken to take him off air, and terminate his contract.They continued: "The feeling is he won't be back on the BBC.", reports the Express.

Social media never forgets! And Ronda Rousey just found that out when she tried to do a Reddit AMA!

Alex Jones opened up about the challenges and charm of live television, admitting she's prone to the occasional blunder during broadcasts.The seasoned BBC host and face of The One Show for over a decade dished to Bella magazine about her adventures on air, from "nightmares" to lovely interviewees. Delving into the thrills of her 14-year tenure, Alex gushed: "I love the job; I get to interview brilliant people - some nightmares (but) mostly lovely people! And I just really enjoy it. I still feel really happy to go in every day.That's not to be overlooked." Keeping viewers on the edge of their seats, she stressed the vitality of staying sharp: "It keeps you alive.The danger of doing a job for that long is that you become complacent, but the live element keeps it fresh.