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British TV presenter Holly Willoughby will stay off screen for the rest of the month, after a plot to kidnap and murder her was foiled a few days ago.

This Morning presenters Holly Willoughby and Philip Schofield were accused of "jumping the queue" to see The Queen lying in state on Friday ( 16 September.)ITV have said that the two presenters were there in a "professional capacity" and were filming for Tuesday's show.Fans have since called for the pair to be axed from the show and Eamon Holmes, who stood in for Holly and Phil whilst they were on holidays, appears to have waded into the row. READ MORE: Fern Britton makes veiled dig at Phillip Schofield and Holly after 'queue-jumping' furyThe TV host appeared to like a tweet that read: “Does this mean we can have Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langford back on This Morning?”He also made a brutal swipe as he appeared on GB News in response to Christopher Biggins and Dawn Neesom saying that the "everyone had come together for the Queen's death".Eamonn said: "Except not everyone came together, Biggins." This Morning producers have denied that Holly and Phil jumped the queue and released a statement that read: "This Morning had press accreditation and like other media, Phillip and Holly were escorted to work from the press gallery by government staff.

Lorraine Kelly has taken a lengthy break from the show just days after her return from suffering from Covid. Fans tuning in to Friday's (July 22) instalment of the popular ITV Daytime offering found themselves disappointed as they learned that Lorraine wouldn't be fronting the show, and wouldn't be back anytime soon either.Stepping into her shoes Ranvir Singh confirmed the absence would span over a number of weeks as she opened the show. Read More: Lorraine Kelly, 62, shares secret trick for ageless looks which Joan Collins loves Viewers then took to Twitter to vent as they admitted feeling disappointed at Lorraine being off work again so soon - and that she hadn't said goodbye to them.One wrote: "So Lorraine is off for the next few weeks.

Lorraine Kelly was over the moon today as she revealed her mother received her first jab of the Covid-19 vaccine.The presenter spoke about the good news on her show this morning and later took to social media to share the photo which brightened up her day.Lorraine shared an image on Instagram of her mother Anne Kelly in a face-mask as she was about to receive her jab at the Ally McCoist sport complex in East Kilbride.Lorraine captioned the image: "My mum getting the vaccine! Hurrah."Thanks to the NHS, the army and all the volunteers making it happen.

Good Morning Britain favourite said she was "so emotional" as they marked the special moment.Fellow ITV star Judge Robert Rinder, 42, got a special mention from the 53-year-old in view of her 894,000 followers.She recalled how he "scrambled" into action after she made a startling discovery first thing in the morning.Kate is currently at home with her young son and daughter Darcey, 14, as her husband Derek Draper remains in intensive care.Her spouse was hospitalised at the end of March with coronavirus and put in an induced coma.Thankfully, the GMB broadcaster has good friends around her, which became obvious as they helped her pull off an incredible party for her youngest child.Sharing a video of the group singing happy birthday to Billy,