Jeremy Vine: Last News

Jeremy Vine has been called out by viewers after pointing out that all the mourners who will attend the late Prince Philip's funeral are all white.The 55 year old, who was previously left red-faced by Nicola McLean and had to apologise on air, appeared on his usual Channel 5 show to ask a guest whether she thought it was a "problem" that the attendees would be white at the Duke of Edinburgh's funeral service at Windsor Castle on 17 April. "We are going to see a group of 30 people who are going to be at this very restricted funeral, and I'm imagining it will be 30 people who are white," he explained.

It’s thought the series will keep the current roster of expert quizzers when it moves.A BBC spokesman said last month: “We sometimes have to make difficult decisions in order to grow new shows and we would like to thank the Eggheads and Jeremy Vine, and wish them well with their next chapter.”Channel 5 commissioning editor Daniel Pearl added he was delighted to welcome the series as the station “grows its audience rapidly”.Over on Twitter, users discussed how they felt about the changes to the much-loved programme.One said: “Just heard Eggheads is moving to Channel 5.

Twitter to show off her new dressing room, after admitting that she used to get changed in the toilet before presenting the show.The former weather presenter proudly showed off her own "spin" on decorating the room with before and after pictures, which she claimed she got given because of Covid.The Channel 5 presenter took to Twitter to brag about her new behind the scenes sanctuary, which she styled to her taste.Storm wrote: "One good thing to come out of Covid is that I got a dressing room for the first time ever!"(No more getting changed in the toilet for me!)"So I couldn’t resist putting my own.Spin on it..

Jeremy Vine, 55, shared on Twitter that an alleged scammer had approached him on WhatsApp for his bank details under the guise of an account manager, as they offered to pay him money that he had “accrued” in a “dormant” bank account.The BBC Radio 2 host was quick to check the person’s details and discovered that they were fake, as he labelled them “scum” for potentially preying on vulnerable people, including pensioners.The TV star began by explaining the clues that the message is a scam.He typed: “Getting scammed on WhatsApp.

Express.co.uk.The star pointed out: “It’s not like I’m boasting, or I was trying to be controversial about it. “When I went onto Jeremy Vine, it’s not like I was trying to be arrogant, she’s a doctor, of course she’s going to know better than me. “But I just looked at what the other countries like Singapore and Taiwan were doing, because they seemed to get the virus under control pretty early on, and they didn’t really have a second wave, so what did they do that we weren’t doing? "So it was just sort of common sense to me really, and that’s what I basically said on Jeremy Vine.“But nope, I was put in the doghouse!” she exclaimed.Although she disagrees with the negative comments she was subjected to for her views, Caprice also insisted

Jeremy Vine, 54, left his Twitter followers taken aback after he took the opportunity to showcase how a coronavirus home kit effectively works.The Channel 5 favourite shared the clip in view of his 740,000 followers.It comes as the UK Government outlined plans for Britons to conduct coronavirus antibody tests at home, with finger-prick kits that will be available from Amazon and Boots.Jeremy was quick to point out that the home kit was not to test if he had coronavirus but to see if an individual has already beaten the virus and gained some immunity from it.The broadcaster captioned the clip: "I have just done a COVID-19 test."Note — this is not the 'have you got it?' test which the government is having so much trouble sourcing.This is the

Hundreds of thousands of people across the UK will be feeling worried about the spread of coronavirus, which has killed more than 8,200 people around the world.

Jeremy Vine has said his studio audience was not present for his live show to help people minimise contact with each other.

Tributes have been paid to Eggheads star Dave Rainford after he died aged 51.

Eggheads star Dave Rainford has died.