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This Morning viewers said they were left taking what they said about Phillip Schofield back after they were left impressed by his on-air gesture. The presenter was back at the helm of the ITV daytime show on Tuesday (April 18) alongside Rochelle Humes.

This Morning host Alison Hammond apologised to her co-stars and viewers after her phone rang live on air.The blunder came during a viewer call in with the ITV show’s resident agony aunt Deirdre Sanders. As Deirdre was giving a female viewer advice on feeling low after giving birth to a baby girl, a loud ringtone cut through the studio. Viewers then saw 47 year old Alison scrambling to turn it off, as she said: “I'm so sorry everyone, I'm so sorry.” Deirdre glanced over at Alison, before smiling and continuing to help the caller by telling her to confide in her mum about what she was experiencing.

This Morning host Alison Hammond was hit with an awkward blunder as her phone began ringing on the ITV show. Alison was joined by Dermot O'Leary and Deirdre Sanders on Friday's episode of This Morning as viewers called Deirdre to gather advice on their troubled love lives.However, as one caller began talking about their personal woes and Deirdre responded to them with advice, the iPhone ringtone began to erupt through the studio, prompting Alison to apologise profusely to them.Deirdre was in the process of soothing a caller as Alison held her ringing phone in her hand and said: "I'm so sorry everyone, so sorry."After the caller had finished talking and they were moving on, Alison said: "Apologies for my phone going off."Dermot added: "It's alright, it happens," before whispering: "Never let it happen again."The duo laughed off the awkward quip as they moved into the next caller to discuss their love lives, but although they moved passed it, viewers at home were quick to catch on.One viewer wrote: "You'd think Alison would know to turn her phone off by now...

This Morning, as she reflected on her relationship with her late mum Maria during a Mother's Day phone-in.Laid to rest just before Valentine's day, Maria died tragically in February of last year, passing away after a battle with liver and lung cancer.Joined by Dermot O'Leary and Deirdre Sanders, the This Morning crew welcomed callers to speak on the show, with one viewer named Donna paying tribute to her late mum.Donna revealed her plans to pay a special tribute to her late mum on Mother's Day, spending the day with her memory.Alison looked teary-eyed as she opened up to Donna, saying: "When someone's passed there's not a day that goes by that you don't think of them."Deirdre, who is ITV's resident agony aunt, admitted she understood where

This Morning fans felt Phillip Schofield had "thrown shade" at Sky News presenter Kay Burley on Wednesday's show, after he made a cheeky joke about her recent controversy.

This Morning presenter Eamonn Holmes offered some questionable relationship advice on today's show, as he playfully suggested a caller should push her boyfriend off their new roof.

THIS Morning's Ruth Langsford said the show would call the police following a harrowing call from a domestic abuse victim that left Eamonn Holmes shaking with rage. The Sun's Deirdre Sanders was helping viewers with their problems during a phone in when a caller called 'Louise' explained she had been tormented by her ex.

A woman suffering from dementia was in tears as she pleaded for help live on This Morning and said that she was struggling in lockdown.