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Money saving expert Martin Lewis was hailed a "national hero" as he won the National Television Award for Best TV Expert on Thursday night. Collecting his prize at the ceremony at London’s OVO Wembley Arena, he said: "It’s been a pretty horrible year financially.

After being delayed for a month, the National Television Awards 2022 have finally begun. Stars including Holly Willoughby, the Loose Women ladies and our favourite soap actors have descended on London's Wembley Area for the swish event – but which of them is going home with a prize? Joel Dommett is hosting the ceremony which will see gongs including Best Presenter and Best Soap handed out, as well as Best TV Judge and Best Soap.

National Television Awards, which are set to take place tonight. The awards were originally means to go ahead on September 15, but were postponed following the death of the Queen. The rescheduled event will now take place at the Wembley Arena as its broadcast live on ITV.

Martin Lewis has been helping the nation with his money saving tips for years, but this year the Money Saving Expert has been going the extra mile to help millions of people struggling with the cost of living crisis.Tonight he has a chance of earning some recognition for his hard work after being nominated for a National Television Award as part of a new Expert category added this year.Lewis has some tough competition as he goes up against The Repair Shop's Jay Blades, Sir David Attenborough and Kaleb Cooper, the breakout star from Clarkson's Farm.The winner of the new category will be announced live at the NTAs tonight in an evening celebrating the best contributions to British television this year.Martin has been nominated for the expert advice that he has been offering on The Martin Lewis Money Show, which has seen him provide help with pensions, the energy price cap, student finance and much more.Here's how Martin Lewis became the Money Saving Expert.Martin moved to London at the age of 19 to study Government and Law at LSE and spent a year as general secretary of the students union. After graduating, he went on to work as a spin doctor in financial public relations and later returned to university to study broadcast journalism at Cardiff University.

EastEnders fans praised the BBC One soap on Wednesday night as it aired a closing credits twist to highlight climate change. To promote the final episode of critically acclaimed series Frozen Planet II, a new take of the iconic Walford map highlighted the challenges the planet’s frozen regions are facing due to a warming climate.The new end credits saw London’s East End transformed to show the river Thames bursting its banks with parts of the capital under water in a hypothetical scenario of what London could look like in the future.

EASTENDERS will air a one-off special tribute to Frozen Planet II in the closing moments of an upcoming episode. Viewers of the BBC soap will notice a significant change to the typical EastEnders ending.

Only Fools and Horses star Sir David Jason has revealed he recently collapsed after contracting "seriously bad" Covid-19.The TV legend, 82, was speaking to BBC Breakfast presenter Jon Kay about his new book, when he revealed that he recently collapsed while getting out of bed one night when he had covid-19 during the Summer.The Open All Hours star said: "I got it seriously bad."Because all the muscles weren't working, I collapsed and I fell against the radiator... I was so weak, I couldn't get up."READ NEXT: Only Fools, Skins and Gavin and Stacey - British TV remakes that flopped in the USSaying that he tried to get out of bed to go to the toilet, Sir David explained that he had to use the bed to try and stand up as his muscles "weren't working.""I crawled to the bed.

Naman Ramachandran BBC Studios Natural History Unit (NHU) will invest £1 million ($1.08 million) over three years to develop and support aspiring natural history filmmakers in the U.K. and globally. The NHU produces popular natural history programs including “Blue Planet II,” “Planet Earth II,” “Seven Worlds,” “One Planet,” presented by David Attenborough, “Dynasties,” “Blue Planet Live” and “Springwatch” In places where the NHU is filming, the initiative will fund opportunities for locally based production talent to access in-country training, offer field experience working with NHU teams on location, and invest in local talent to attend U.K.-based training courses. 

Frozen Planet II managed to film the Amur Leopard, the rarest big cat in the world, and the Siberian Tiger, the largest big cat on the globe, on cameras tracking each others footprints as they hunted for the same animals. The pair were filmed by remote hidden cameras in Russia's remote Land of the Leopard National Park, pre-pandemic.

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BBC show.The documentary series, presented by nature documentary legend by Sir David Attenborough, has been providing its viewers with raw insight into what life is like for some of the creatures that live in freezing temperatures.However, one clip proved to be a bit too much for viewers, with many taking to Twitter claiming it was difficult and stomach-turning to watch.READ MORE: This Morning fans fuming at 'out of touch' Christmas segment on ITV showDuring the part of the show in question, BBC One showed fans a 'secret tactic' used by penguins when they battle each other, involving their own faces.In the clip, penguins project their poop on each other in full view of the wildlife cameras, leaving those watching at home sickened by it as they flocked to Twitter to air their thoughts.A shocked viewer even shared a video clip of their pet cat reacting to the show: “Her Meowgesty totally aghast at the penguins projectile sh***ing over each other on #FrozenPlanet2 earlier.”Another tweeted: "Ya. I guess that's one way to keep others away.

FANS of Frozen Planet 2 were left in shock at some rather disturbing scenes involving penguins during the latest edition of the show. The BBC documentary series, fronted by Sir David Attenborough, has been entertaining viewers with a real and raw insight into what life is like to some of the creatures that live in the world’s coldest environments.  But while viewrs have been fascinated by the natural world explored on the show, some scenes were a little bit too natural and hard for viewers to stomach.  In one part of the show, fans of the BBC One show were told the secret tactic penguins use when battling each other - and it’s a rather unpleasant one.

Jeremy Clarkson has blasted David Attenborough's Frozen Planet II claiming that the new series of the show is only concerned with pushing the "message on climate change".The former Top Gear host, 62, didn't hold back as he took issue with the popular BBC series, while slamming the wildlife expert's alleged "lack of involvement" with the creation of the show.The Grand Tour host started by saying how brilliant David's nature documentaries were, applauding the biologist for making it "fun" to learn things.However, Jeremy was quick to claim that he no longer finds it the case.The motoring expert penned: "Today, Sir Attenborough is too old to appear in the films and I’m afraid he doesn’t even write the script any more."He went on to claim the show is now written by people who are keen to push the message of climate change.Jeremy went on: "He just reads out words that have been written by a team of vegan communists who have only one thing on their minds."Climate change," he wrote in his column for The Sun.The Clarkson's Farm star branded the series a "joke", claiming it's hitting the "'climate change is bad' gong."He continued: "I’ve been watching Frozen Planet II and it’s a joke, because we learn nothing at all."We see some dramatic footage of a polar bear and before we are told anything at all, we are warned that because of human activity and capitalism and Donald Trump, the poor bear’s habitat is disappearing."The Diddly Squat Farm owner told how he has now turned the show into a drinking game.Jeremy explained he now has a beer every time climate change is mentioned, claiming "it’s the only way to make this half-a***d twaddle tolerable."It comes after the Top Gear star received the exciting news that his daughter Emily

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large “The Rescue” filmmakers and Oscar winners Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin are among the presenters set to appear at the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences’ 43rd Annual News & Documentary Emmy Awards.  The news ceremony will take place on Wednesday, September 28 at 7:30 p.m. ET and the documentary ceremony takes place Thursday, September 29 at 7:30 p.m. ET, both at the Palladium Times Square in New York City. Presenters set to appear at the news ceremony include Linsey Davis (ABC News), Margaret Brennan (CBS News), Omar Jimenez (CNN), Morgan Radford (NBC News), Julio Vaqueiro (Noticias Telemundo), Teresa Rodrigues (Univision) and Paola Ramos (Vice News).

The Duchess of York is among a group of famous faces who have reportedly had their personal details leaked by Russian hackers on the so-called ‘Dark Web’. Prince Andrew’s ex-wife Sarah Ferguson, 62, along with 58-year-old Lady Sarah Chatto – King Charles’ cousin – and Sir David Attenborough, 96, were targeted by a group known as the ‘Snatch Team’, The Mail on Sunday (25. 09.

Jeremy Clarkson after hacking a luxury grocery firm. Motormouth Jezza, snooker ace Ronnie O’Sullivan, Wildlife presenter David Attenborough, Duchess of York Sarah Ferguson and former tennis star Tim Henman all had information nicked by the Russian gang. READ MORE: Who Wants to Be a Millionaire fans slam 'millionaire' player who 'doesn't need money' Their addresses and other details were published on the dark web after the raid on Daylesford Organic.Security expert Philip Ingram - a former colonel in British military - warned: “This cyber attack should be a wake-up call for the security services and businesses.“Daylesford is exactly the kind of company that would be viewed by Russia-based hackers as both a lucrative ransomware opportunity and of potential use to power brokers in the Kremlin.” The luxury grocer’s, based in the privately-owned village of Daylesford in Gloucestershire, is reported to have delivered food to Boris Johnson during lockdown.

BBC until his retirement, working on Question Time and also hosting the election night coverage from 1979 to 2017. In a recent interview, the retired journalist revealed that fellow BBC frontman David Attenborough, 96, once threatened him that he would never work in politics for the BBC again unless he changed an article he wrote about one of the corporation's big bosses.David spoke about the "row" he was involved in during the early 1970s with former Prime Minister Harold Wilson.As Labour unexpectedly lost the 1970 election, David called this "the biggest bust-up with a political party the BBC had ever provoked".In the aftermath of the events, David decided to write an article about the BBC's governors and their "inadequate protectors" of the company.As his contract required, David showed the letter to the BBC and the director of programmes at the time, David Attenborough.David told The Daily Telegraph: "The director of programmes at the time, taking a break from filming gorillas, was David Attenborough, whose ability to enforce difficult decisions with great charm had landed him with the nickname 'the baby-faced killer'."He summoned me to see him and told me that unless I removed one particular passage from my critique I would never again be able to work in politics at the BBC, although he said a place might be found for me in children’s television – a threat for which to his credit he has since frequently apologised."I cannot remember whether I obeyed.

SIR David Attenborough’s nature series are famed for showcasing epic clashes between predator and prey. Who could forget the nail-biting images of iguanas running the gauntlet of Galapagos racer snakes in 2016’s Planet Earth II? But this Sunday’s episode of Frozen Planet II will deliver a battle between a chamois goat and a golden eagle which is just as stunning.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Korean film producer Baek Jaeho has been named as the inaugural recipient of the Choon-yun Award, a prize set up in honor of Lee Choon-yun, the late chairman of the Korean Association of Film Art & Industry. The award, worth KRW10 million ($7,100), will be presented on the sidelines of the Busan International Film Festival on Oct. 6 in conjunction with IOK Company. Baek participated in the production of 2021 title “Snowball” and was previously involved in indie films “Jane” in 2016 and last year’s “Role.” He also acts and directs. Veteran director Kang Je-kyu praised Baek as ”a filmmaker who maintains his values and outspreads his potential in the insufficient independent film environment.”

Buckingham Palace confirmed.Following her death, the Queen’s coffin was lying in state in Westminster Hall, with a whole host of celebrities joining the miles-long queue to pay their respects.Speculation was rife around which celebs would attend the funeral, after media personalities continued to share their condolences for the Royal Family throughout the period of mourning.Bear Grylls was one of the first stars to be pictured outside Westminster Abbey in London, flashing a smile and a wave as he arrived at the historic building.The TV personality was there as chief scout and he represented Scouts at the state funeral, paying his final respects to the Queen, who was a patron.Bear was appointed the youngest-ever Chief Scout aged 35 in 2009, before starting his second term in 2015.On Monday morning, the organisation wrote on Twitter: ‘Chief Scout @BearGrylls, will represent Scouts at State Funeral today and pay final respects to our Patron, HM The Queen.’Another confirmed attendee was Killing Eve actress Sandra Oh, who attended the funeral as part of the Canadian delegation.Head to Metro.co.uk'sQueen Elizabeth II tag page for the latest updates, and sign Metro.co.uk's book of condolence to Her Majesty here.The star took part in a procession of national honours as part of the service, joining fellow Canadians musician Gregory Charles and Olympic swimmer Mark Tewkesbury.Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his wife Sophie Grégoire Trudeau, as well as current and former governors and leaders, also travelled to the UK to represent the North American country.Founded by Queen Elizabeth in 1967, the Order of Canada recognises outstanding achievement, dedication to the community, and service to the nation across all sectors of

An emotional Prince Andrew has arrived at Westminster Abbey, after marching behind the Queen's coffin in a solemn procession from Westminster Hall for her funeral.