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Instagram to hit out at a social media user for criticising Football Focus for its apparent focus on "LGBT and gender neutral ideology".Alex was a presenter on today's Football Focus along with Dion Dublin and Rachel Brown-Finnis.A Twitter user left the criticism: "Used to enjoy this show for football news."But that's two weeks in a row now that we've had segments on LGBT and gender neutral ideology."Don't think I will be tuning in again, sorry."Alex fumed in view of her 1.3 million Instagram followers: "WHAT AN IDIOT!"In an hour long sports show we spent 5 mins highlighting & speaking about the importance of inclusion in sport."Maybe next week we will spend even longer then."Alex recently took to Instagram to share a rare insight into her romantic life.The 37-year-old took to the social media site on Wednesday to reveal she was "buzzing" ahead of an exciting date.She said in her story: "Guys, I've got a date to tell you all about. I am so excited."I am going on a date this evening with my sofa.

Homes Under The Hammer presenter Dion Dublin, 52, has revealed Alex Scott’s progression from retired footballer to TV host in such a short amount of time has left him stunned.The former Arsenal player was announced as the new presenter of Football Focus in May this year after Dan Walker decided to step down.Alex retired from her career as a professional footballer in 2017 and moved straight on to landing a role as the first female football pundit at a World Cup for the BBC in 2018.She then branched out as a regular guest host on The One Show, before competing in Strictly Come Dancing in 2019 alongside professional dancer Neil Jones.Speaking out on her skills as a presenter, Dion, who often works with Alex on Football Focus, said in an

Express.co.uk, the football pundit credited his physio Jim Walker, Dr Barry Smith, and Mr Andre Jackowski, his surgeon, as without their help, Dion believes he would be “either paralysed or dead”.Despite the seriousness of his injury, Dion revealed that he suffered “no pain” initially and had tried to carry on with the match at the time.The star recalled: “There was no pain with my broken neck, I had no pain at all. “I went off the pitch and then I came on the pitch again to try and carry on, but obviously I couldn’t carry on, the body takes over.“My shoulders were right underneath my ears just to protect my neck, and my physio Jim Walker, my doctor, Dr Barry Smith, God bless his soul, and Mr Jackowski my surgeon, those three people allowed

Express.co.uk, Dion admitted “juggling” his various roles on TV and radio “is becoming difficult”.The Football Focus presenter said: “When it comes to busy, it’s ridiculous at the moment.“There’s so much on, with TV and radio and loads of footie and stuff. “Juggling is becoming difficult, but we’ll crack on.”When quizzed on whether he would consider slowing down with his work, the property expert quipped that he’d have to ask his wife Louise for her opinion.He laughed: “Hold on a minute, I’ll just get the wife - wife can you answer this question please?”The star then continued: “I’m enjoying it, I love my TV and the radio, I love working with the Beeb, I like working down south for Premier League TV, it’s all good at the moment. “I feel

Dan Walker, 44, announced his decision to leave the BBC programme this year.

Viewers of Celebrity Masterchef have a bone to pick with the judges as they complain it must be “fixed” following Joe Swash making it to the final.The 39 year old former Eastenders star had previously shocked viewers of the BBC One competition as he failed to boil an egg. But while Joe made some mishaps throughout the show, his final dishes still managed to impress judged Greg Wallace and John Torode, securing his place in the final.

Mum and reporter Rebecca Koncienczy saw her current house on Homes Under the Hammer on September 14 and it wasn't quite what she was expecting. Rebecca knew that her property was going to be on the hit BBC show Homes Under the Hammer because when she looked at viewing it, it was one of the main selling points the estate agent was keen to push.

Homes Under The Hammer co-stars “don't get together ever” in a candid insight into his experience working on the BBC show.

BBC Breakfast host Dan Walker’s time on Football Focus is almost at an end after 12 years on the show.Today, it was announced Alex Scott, 36, will be taking over his long-term role as the new host of the BBC show.

Dan Walker quit Football Focus back in April and today his replacement was confirmed.

Melanie Sykes is joining the 'Celebrity Masterchef' line up. The 51-year-old TV presenter is just the latest name to sign up to the BBC celebrity cooking show alongside the likes of former footballer Dion Dublin and ex-soap star Joe Swash.

Sean Dyche was left less than impressed by the "screaming" antics of Alexandre Lacazette on Saturday, as the Clarets boss again turned on the Arsenal forward.

https://t.co/QBqTUNnHC0The 56-year-old has been a firm fixture on Homes Under The Hammer, having presented as part of the long-running series since it first hit our screens in 2003.When the show first aired, Martin was joined by his then co-presenter .After more than a decade on the series, she chose to step down from her presenting role in 2016.Martin now presents the BBC show alongside former football star Dion Dublin and Scottish TV presenter Martel Maxwell.Martin has presented as part of Homes Under The Hammer for 18 years and recently addressed his future on the show.While responding to a fan last week, he confirmed he has no plans to leave the show.He explained: "Well, I can confirm that unless you know something I don't, I am not

Martel Maxwell is best known for presenting Homes Under the Hammer alongside her fellow presenters Martin Roberts and Dion Dublin.

BBC show.The star addressed the issue during his “#AskMartinMonday” Q&A session with fans on Twitter yesterday, in which viewers can ask him any burning questions about the programme.In view of his 24,000 followers, Martin explained travelling around to properties around the country for the show is the “worst bit” of his job.He shared the revelation when a fan quizzed: “Do you get very overtired with all the travelling you have to do?”Martin retweeted the fan’s query and candidly replied: “Yes! The travelling is the worst bit!”The fan empathised with the host’s struggles, as they replied: “I can imagine.”Martin has fronted Homes Under The Hammer since the first episode, which aired in 2003.He presents the programme alongside Dion Dublin and

Homes Under The Hammer presenter Martin Roberts, 56, fronts the show alongside Dion Dublin, 51, and Martel Maxwell. Earlier this week, he took to Twitter to answer questions from fans as part of his weekly Ask Martin Mondays Q&A.One eagle-eyed viewer queried Dion’s mannerisms as they insisted he had been copying Martin.They asked: “#askmartinmondays Did someone tell Dion to stop holding/rubbing his hands when talking to camera and instead put them in his pockets shortly after he started?“His early shows are full of it (obvs copying u) but then he suddenly stops.

Homes Under The Hammer presenter Martin Roberts explained to a confused viewer why the BBC show decided to add another presenter to their hosting party, making the current line-up a trio.

Former Manchester United striker Dion Dublin insists that there should be more focus put on the people's livelihoods that are at risk due to the coronavirus.