Hilary Jones: Last News

Dr Hilary Jones has sounded the alarm over a growing health crisis that could soon overwhelm the NHS. In a recent appearance on ITV's Lorraine, he highlighted that 6.3 million people in the UK are currently living with prediabetes, a largely symptomless condition that poses a serious risk to long-term health.

Dr Hilary Jones has made a triumphant return to ITV's Lorraine after undergoing surgery on his foot. The 71-year-old has been absent from the morning show for several weeks due to health issues.

Dr Hilary Jones has sounded the alarm on eating ultra-processed foods, urging the public to cut back on these products for the sake of their future health.

Dr Hilary Jones has issued a warning regarding the consumption of ultra-processed foods (UPFs).The TV doctor, known for appearances on shows including Good Morning Britain and Lorraine, is encouraging Brits to reduce their reliance on UPFs now to help to improve their health in the future. According to a study by Gousto, 60 per cent of Brits are unaware of the long-term impacts that these foods can have.

Good Morning Britain star Ranvir Singh has openly shared her struggle with alopecia over the years, something that many fans may not have noticed despite her having dealt with the condition since a young age.

Dr Hilary Jones, a regular on Lorraine's show, couldn't hide his joy on Thursday's episode as he announced the birth of his grandchild live on air. During his health segment, stand-in host Christine Lampard offered her congratulations on the new addition to his family.

Dr Hilary Jones couldn't contain his joy as he announced the birth of his grandchild on Thursday's Lorraine.

Laura Tobin, the weather presenter for Good Morning Britain, has shared how her co-star Dr Hilary Jones realised she was going into premature labour. Laura welcomed her first child, Charlotte, in 2017, but she started experiencing labour pains at just 27 weeks pregnant. It was Dr Hilary who recognised the signs and advised her to get a hospital check-up.

Lorraine Kelly’s daughter Rosie has bravely opened up on TV about her struggles with postpartum anxiety following the birth of her daughter Billie six weeks ago.The new mum appeared on Lorraine’s show on Tuesday 15 October to talk about her experiences and introduce her gorgeous baby daughter on air, alongside Dr Hilary Jones, who was there to offer medical advice on how to cope with anxiety after birth. Rosie said Billie was a “dream baby” but she had struggled after Billie’s birth. She said: "I think postpartum depression gets spoken about a lot but I didn’t really know about postpartum anxiety.

Lorraine Kelly has recreated a special moment from 30 years ago on her ITV show with daughter Rosie and baby granddaughter Billie.

Lorraine Kelly was forced to pause her ITV morning showing to emotionally announce the death of one of her co-stars. Following an ad break on Monday's episode (7 October), the TV host told viewers that a member of her Change + Check Choir had sadly died from secondary breast cancer.The choir was formed on Lorraine from women who found their breast cancer after seeing the programme's breast checking campaign, with singer Joss Stone helping them release their debut song Golden last year. It was written to reflect experiences and raise awareness, as well as to encourage more people to check their breasts.

Lorraine Kelly told viewers she was 'very sorry' as she paused the latest edition of the programme to announce the death of one of her co-stars.

With colder months approaching and a new strain of Covid on the loose, Dr Hilary Jones has issued a plea to help save lives this winter.The TV doctor, who regularly appears on ITV's Good Morning Britain and Lorraine, spoke out after warnings that the NHS could be facing unprecedented pressures amid rising cases of flu, Covid and RSV. A British Medical Association report has predicted that more than 7,000 patients will be waiting more than 12 hours in A&E departments, with more than 1,700 fewer fully qualified full-time GPs since 2015.

Social media fraudsters are exploiting the fame of the late Dr Michael Mosley to peddle health products, according to an investigation by the British Medical Journal (BMJ).The Telegraph reports that disturbing AI-generated 'deepfake' videos featuring Dr Mosley, Hilary Jones and Rangan Chatterjee have emerged on social media.The TV doctor, who tragically died on the Greek island of Symi in June, appears alongside his fellow doctors in bogus footage endorsing a variety of dubious items, including blood pressure and diabetes medications and hemp gummies. Retired doctor John Cormack said: "The bottom line is, it's much cheaper to spend your cash on making videos than it is on doing research and coming up with new products and getting them to market in the conventional way." Deepfake expert Henry Ajder has noted a "significant increase" in this type of activity due to advancements in artificial intelligence tools in recent years.

Social media scammers are exploiting the late Dr Michael Mosley's fame to peddle dubious health products.

Richard Madeley didn't hold back when he criticised a Good Morning Britain guest for using a controversial "skinny jab".The 68-year-old TV star was co-hosting the ITV breakfast programme with Kate Garraway on Tuesday (July 16) morning, delivering the latest news headlines to viewers. Journalist Charlotte Griffiths was invited onto the show and she discussed her decision to use the Wegoby injection 'pen' - one of the self-administered weight-loss jabs that have become popular worldwide - in an attempt to achieve a beach-ready body.

Dr Hilary Jones was full of praise for Lorraine Kelly after watching her bravely venture into the sea in a stunning swimsuit.

Lorraine Kelly has opened up about her daughter Rosie's pregnancy, revealing that she's already picked out a name for her unborn granddaughter. The TV presenter recently found out that her daughter Rosie, 29, is expecting a baby girl after the pair took part in a gender reveal video. With the help of Rosie's adorable dachshund Ruby, the mother-daughter pair filmed a gender reveal on Sunday, cutting open a doggy cake to find that it was pink inside - and that Rosie would be soon be welcoming a baby girl.

This Morning presenter Ben Shephard shared the shocking details of a gruesome injury, when he was forced to appear on TV sporting a leg brace. Back in 2020, Ben confessed to Good Morning Britain viewers that he had suffered a ruptured ACL, torn meniscus, and a fractured leg while playing football, but initially didn't realise how serious it was and continued with the game.

Lorraine Kelly is back on our screens on Saturday night appearing on Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway. The presenter, 63, is the subject of the latest prank from the cheeky Geordie duo.

What's better than a big slice of cake? A big slice of cake that comes with no hidden processed nasties, that's what! According to Dr Hilary Jones this 'brilliant book is the answer for anyone wanting to make a profound shift away from eating ultra-processed foods, but just doesn’t know where to start' and we can vouch for that. And from the magic book comes this even more magical cake recipe, combining sweet and delicious flavours that team perfectly with a cuppa. The real juice and zest of oranges, ground almonds, fresh spice and fine polenta - that brings a thick, biscuit-like taste and porridge texture to the pudding - combine to create a buttery soft cake for for any kitchen table.