Hilary Jones: Last News

Lorraine Kelly left Good Morning Britain hosts Richard Madeley and Susanna Reid in stitches with her cheeky Scots innuendo.

Lorraine Kelly has spoken out about how hormonal replacement treatment (HRT) has helped with her sex life after going through the menopause. The 61-year-old reached out to co-star Dr Hilary Jones after her husband of almost 30 years, Steve Smith, told her that she needed help.

Lorraine Kelly, 61, is keen to be more open about menopause and HRT. Here, she tells OK! about her first symptoms, taking control of her body and the affect HRT has had on her sex life with hubby Steve! Lorraine, what were your first symptoms of menopause? I didn’t have hot sweats, but from my late forties I had sleepless nights and was getting gradually lower in mood.

Dr Hilary Jones, 68, on being a pandemic pin-up, writing a good romance and why he respects Piers Morgan.I loved it. I’ve always liked the idea of writing a novel.

coronavirus in March last year and was put into an induced coma for months. He returned home in April this year, but he still has a long uphill battle ahead.

Boris Johnson’s confirmation of Freedom Day on July 19 last night.The trio debated the end of coronavirus restrictions and whether the vaccine was enough on the show this week. Following this, the ex This Morning presenter addressed claims from viewers, who accused Susanna and Dr Hilary of ganging up on him on Good Morning Britain.He said aloud: "Apparently, according to Twitter, you two are ganging up on me."Confused, Dr Hilary queried: “We're ganging up on you?” while Susanna also didn’t approve.The stand-in host went on to say: "But you're not, this is a debate.

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Richard Madeley clashed with Dr Hilary Jones on Good Morning Britain over the suggestion that ‘Freedom Day’ on 21 June should be pushed back. Currently, government plans are still in place for lockdown restrictions to lift on that date, despite an increase in numbers, and Covid variants making their way to the UK.

Good Morning Britain co-star Dr Hilary Jones, after she had begun to suffer stomach pains on set.

Express.co.uk that the ceremony at Buckingham Palace has been deferred due to the coronavirus pandemic.Explaining that the Royal Family won’t be attempting to host a virtual presentation amid the lockdown, Dr Hilary also shared how he felt after finding out he had been awarded an MBE in the Queen’s Birthday Honours.Detailing his reaction, the medical expert gushed: “Completely out of the blue and thrilled.“I’ve been a GP for nearly 40 years, I’ve been medical broadcasting for nearly 32 years, and you hope that you’re doing good work and you’re making a difference.“But it’s lovely to have that recognition and very flattering as well.”He added: “But I’m also very conscious that there are many other deserving people who haven’t been awarded

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Good Morning Britain 's Dr Hilary Jones warned we must be cautious as social distancing measures are relaxed on Monday, allowing us to hug each other at last.

Good Morning Britain host Susanna Reid rejected her co host Adil Ray's attempt at a hug on Monday, as lockdown measured loosened meaning we can now hug one another.

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Dr Hilary Jones did not hold back on Tuesday's Good Morning Britain when pub landlord Rod Humphris appeared on the show.

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Express.co.uk: “I try to avoid social media as much as possible.“There are a lot of ignorant people, people who feel that they have the right to express their views without any medical knowledge at all, and they’re dangerous.” Dr Hilary went on to insist he tries to concentrate on giving the facts to viewers of Good Morning Britain and ITV’s Lorraine, on which he frequently appears.He continued: “So I just concentrate on giving the facts as I see them, based on my experience and my knowledge, and that’s all I can do.”Despite facing some negative comments online, Dr Hilary also shared some positive feedback he has received about his TV segments.He said: “It’s very nice when you get positive feedback from people saying, ‘We’ve been watching

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