Femi Oluwole: Last News

Tom Tugendhat earned a round of applause from the studio audience by being the only candidate in Channel 4's Tory leadership debate to say Boris Johnson is not honest.

Good Morning Britain host Charlotte Hawkins was forced to step in to spread Christmas cheer and deescalate a row over Brexit on today's edition of the hit ITV show.

"Child lifted metres into the air by rogue kite in Taiwan""Jacinda Ardern makes a mask in under five minutes""Drew Barrymore says she'll 'never forgive herself' for drinking too much during this TV interview""Ivanka Trump's speech praising the president sounded remarkably similar to Melania's""Trump 'profoundly' accepts GOP nomination for president of the United States""Republican governor appears to turn off his camera in the middle of a live TV interview after being asked about BLM""Melania Trump pulls face after Ivanka walks past her in apparent snub following RNC speech""Tucker Carlson defends Kenosha vigilante shooter""Tory MP Desmond Swayne compares wearing a mask to 'going around like Darth Vader'""Eamonn Holmes asks Femi Oluwole why

THIS Morning faces an Ofcom investigation after 350 people complained about a fiery debate over the Last Night of the Proms. It saw guest Nigel Farage clash with activist Femi Oluwole during a head-to-head after the BBC banned the singing of traditional songs amid fears over their links to the British Empire.

This Morning turned seriously tense when Eamonn Holmes interrupted guest Femi Oluwole a number of times during a debate about Rule Britannia. In the segment, Eamonn and Ruth Langsford were joined by Femi and Nigel Farage, who each had different views on the song, which won't be sung at the BBC Proms this year in line with the pandemic guidelines.

This Morning host Eamonn Holmes clashed with political activist Femi Oluwole over the use of songs such as Rule Britannia in the BBC Proms, due to their colonial references.