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Stormzy has pledged to fund 36 black Cambridge students over the next three years.The Stormzy Scholarship was launched in 2018 and by 2026 it will have supported 81 students through their studies at the prestigious university.Each student will receive a £20,000 annual scholarship to cover tuition fees and maintenance costs through Stormzy’s #Merky Foundation and the bank HSBC.The bank has pledged £2m to support 30 new Stormzy Scholarships over the next three years, while #Merky Foundation will continue to fund a further two students a year.A post shared by STORMZY (@stormzy)“For a further 30 black students to have the opportunity to study at Cambridge University – the same year we celebrate five years of the scholarships’ launch – feels like an incredible landmark moment,” the grime star told BBC News.Prof Bhaskar Vira, pro-vice-chancellor for education, also said he was “delighted” the collaboration was continuing.“We know these scholarships are truly transformative in the opportunities they provide and we look forward to welcoming more Stormzy scholars to Cambridge over the next few years,” he added.Meanwhile, Stormzy and RAYE recently teamed up for the sultry and 2000s-reminiscent collaborative single, ‘The Weekend’.It is the grime artist’s second single of the year. Last month, he and northwest Londoner Fredo released the Dave-produced ‘Toxic Trait’ alongside an equally high-concept music video where TV presenter Allison Hammond acted as the duo’s therapist.

TV's cherished duo Cat Deeley and Ben Shephard have stepped into the shoes of former This Morning favourites Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield, with the pair confirming they've received heartfelt messages from their predecessors. Phillip Schofield, a household name, departed from the show in a wave of controversy last year after admitting to an "unwise but not illegal" affair with a younger colleague.The veteran presenter had consistently charmed audiences since 2009 alongside co-host Holly.

Simon Cowell has revealed his one regret with One Direction and how he wished he could create an ABBA Voyage-style show around the boyband.The music mogul and talent show judge appeared as a guest on ITV’s This Morning and opened up about what a potential One Direction reunion would look like. “We would sell out stadiums all over the world,” he said. “I don’t think it’s going to happen.

Stormzy and RAYE teamed up for the sultry and 2000s-reminiscent collaborative single, ‘The Weekend’. Check out the track and the video below.‘The Weekend’ is the second collaboration from the two south Londoners have together – following the Norbury grime star hopping on the R&B singer’s single  ‘Ambition’ back in 2016.Yesterday (July 19), Stormzy and RAYE dropped their new London-produced single.

This Morning fans have called on an existing member of the show to replace Phillip Schofield.

Phillip Schofield has shared a snap of him on holiday saying he feels 'sad' as viewers of This Morning have been confused as to why he's not presenting.

Carol Vorderman rocked the most incredible khaki ensemble as she showed off her age-defying figure on Thursday.SEE: : Carol Vorderman opens up about birth of daughter Katie and shares rare family photosTaking to Instagram, the 61-year-old posted a slow-motion video of herself strutting her stuff along to Nancy Sinatra's These Boots Are Made for Walkin'. WATCH: Carol Vorderman reveals the celebrity who has inspired her the most this yearThe former Countdown presenter looked incredible in her figure-hugging jumpsuit which she teamed with a pair of striking knee-high camo boots.MORE: Carol Vorderman rocks stylish sportswear to debut incredible hair transformationREAD: Carol Vorderman baffles fans with daring bikini during Portuguese getawayExuding glamour, Carol styled her blonde tresses in bouncy waves and finished off her look with a touch of sultry makeup.Gushing over her footwear, Carol included the caption: "NEW BOOTS. My first ever pair of camo boots....

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Niall Horan received a visit from British TV host Allison Hammond of U.K. morning show This Morning, and she enticed him into playing a game of “Judge Niall”, asking him to “cast judgement on some controversial talking points.”