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The One Show turned tense when Jermaine Jenas pointed out that host Alex Jone had been rude with her questioning.On Tuesday's programme, the presenters were joined by McFly's Danny Jones, Paul Chuckle joined them in the studio while Nancy Dell’Olio videoed in.Alex was desperately trying to dig for information to determine if any of the hopefuls had any natural cooking ability but with her approach she may have over-stepped the mark with her questioning.READ MORE: The Chase fans praise 'beast' player on ITV show after 'amazing' cash builderWith Nancy joining on screen, Alex asked: "You've got Italian roots so I'm thinking you're going to channel a bit of Nigella kind of cooking, you're going to be fantastic.

David Harbour revealed he thought the Netflix hit Stranger Things would 'never' get a season two when he first started out on the show.

The One Show viewers were up in arms over the programme's overage on Monday's show.On July 25, the show broadcasted to thousands of viewers but many were annoyed but its over-egging of the Commonwealth Games.Hosts Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas welcomed on Hollywood stars David Harbour and Bill Pullman, however, fans felt like they were ignored for 'pointless and repetitive' coverage.READ MORE: The Chase fans praise 'beast' player on ITV show after 'amazing' cash builderViewers of the show stormed to social media, with one writing: "Two ‘A’ Listers sitting 20 minutes in the studio listening and watching this and being interviewed by JJ. Soooo embarrassing.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefFormer Manchester City and England soccer player Micah Richards fronts “Player Pranks,” a show commissioned by Sky, produced by Zig Zag and Krempelwood. The show sees the Premier League winner team up with his Sky Sports colleague Adam ‘Smithy’ Smith for a top-secret mission to prank the great and good of football.

The One Show has been taken off-air until next Tuesday to make way for coverage of the Women's Euros and the ongoing Wimbledon tournament.The magazine show announced on Twitter that it has been removed from the schedule completely, telling fans on Tuesday: “That's all from us tonight, thank you for watching! We'll be back next Tuesday.

ITV Love Island star Jack Keating's mum Yvonne Connolly has issued a blunt statement criticising some social media users about a backlash to her son's appearance. Jack has faced trolling over his appearance, which some say doesn't fit the usual tanned and tall Love Island lad aesthetic. She said: "After the teaser, I’m looking forward to watching Jack tonight on Love Island.

Love Island on Monday night (June 3).Jack has joined Casa Amor as one of the six new boys at Casa Amor and he is hoping to find love with one of the girls.The 23-year-old wasted no time and started talking to Michael Owen's daughter, Gemma.READ MORE: Love Island fans all notice same thing as Davide kisses Coco amid Andrew love triangleTalking to The One Show's Jermaine Jenas and Alex Jones, Ronan said that he "is definitely not retired" even though his son says otherwise.He said: "He did drop the line that I was retired, that I was shocked about!"I nearly fell off me chair! What? I'm doing The One Show next week, I'm in York tonight!"He then confirmed: "No I'm definitely not retired!"The Boyzone star went on to say that he hopes that the public will warm to his "shy" son Jack and explained he just wants "to protect him". It comes after Jack's mum hit back at nasty comments made about her son.Yvonne thanked fans for their outpouring of positive messages she has received on Instagram, however she also addressed some of the negative comments received at the hands of trolls.Ahead of Sunday’s episode, she posted to her followers saying: “After the teaser I’m looking forward to watching Jack tonight on Love Island.”Adding: “Thank you so much for all your comments.

Love Island villa to support son Jack. The Boyzone singer spoke out on BBC The One Show. Ronan said: "The bottom line is to just be yourself and I hope the people at home will see that and warm to him, because he's my boy.

Proud dad Ronan Keating has playfully admitted how his son Jack’s appearance in the Love Island villa has left him feeling “worried” after the 23 year old made his entrance to Casa Amor last week. Prior to his debut, Ronan had been filled with excitement for his son as he entered the villa in the hopes of finding the love of his life, and even made comments on social media that were filled with unwavering support for his eldest child. However, after two days in the villa, that initial excitement has been tinged with parental concern, after Jack appeared to be “quiet and nervous” during his initial meetings with his fellow Islanders.

Singer Ronan Keating covered his face as he made an appearance on his own chat show to discuss his son Jack being on Love Island. The Life is a Rollercoaster hitmaker, who is currently on tour, appeared via video link ahead of his show in York to chat with co-stars Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas.

Love Island villa during Casa Amor week.The Boyzone singer appeared on The One Show on Monday night (July 4) to talk about his son Jack, 23, who has just entered the popular ITV2 dating-reality show.Speaking to his co-stars Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas, Ronan shared his concerns for his son, while branding him a total "softie".READ NEXT: Ronan Keating was 's****ing' himself ahead of son going into Love Island's Casa AmorHe revealed that Jack had been on the shortlist for six weeks, so they had known that the chances of him heading into the villa were high - but they didn't know until the week before.Ronan admitted that he's a "mess" while watching his son on the show, and said that he already misses him.He also noted how Jack appeared to be "nervous" during the first episode, which he thought was "understandable"."He's got such a big heart, and he's a real softy," the proud dad gushed.The Irish singer then opened up about the concerns and reservations he has, explaining: "I'm just worried about him in there, with all of those other guys."Ronan then told the hosts that he had one piece of advice to give his son before he headed into the villa, and that was: "Be yourself and have a good time."Elsewhere in the interview Ronan revealed that he almost fell off of his chair when his son told Gemma Owen that his dad was retired. "I'm doing The One Show next week," he protested while laughing.This comes as Jack got talking to Gemma in last night's show.The pair struck up conversation and seemed to have a lot in common - which could potentially leave things uncertain for Gemma and Luca Bish, whom she is currently coupled up with.The One Show airs from 7pm on weekdays on BBC One or Two. For more of the latest showbiz news from

Boyzone star Ronan Keating is gearing up for his son Jack to enter the villa, as the family have shared that they’re gathering round the television ready to watch. Just like Gemma Owen, the eldest daughter of footballing legend Michael Owen, and Antigoni Buxton, whose mum is celebrity chef Tonia Buxton, Jack is the child of a well-known face already. Ronan, 45, debuted in 1994, alongside Keith Duffy, Michael Graham, Shane Lynch, and Stephen Gately, as the lead singer of Irish group Boyzone.

The One Show made a heartwarming gesture towards Dame Deborah James after her recent passing due to a long battle with bowel cancer.The former journalist died on Tuesday (28 June) and tributes for her have been pouring in ever since.Deborah's famous friends and fans have flooded social media with messages of love and comments of condolence after her death, which has clearly shaken the nation.During The One Show, presented by Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas, the presenters included a short segment at the end which was dedicated to bowel cancer activist.Alex read out a passage that said: "Before we go, we would like to echo everybody's thoughts and say how sorry we were to hear the news that Dame Deborah James has died.

Love Island stint might have been the wrong move. The ex-footballer, 39, who is pals with her dad Michael, 42, reckons the show could be a "wrong step".He said: "From what I’ve seen, Gemma has done well and I think some people on social media have been too harsh. READ MORE: Love Island spoilers see Luca quiz Jacques on Gemma past as Danica targets Andrew "She might go on to do great things and this might be her first step towards doing that."It might not be the ideal step, but it might be a step."Former Newcastle and Spurs ace Jermaine said he plans to rib Michael next time he sees himHe added: "When I see Michael there will be a bit of winding up."Do you have a story about one of this year's Love Island stars? Contact us at staronlineshowbiz@reachplc.comJermaine admits he would be worried if one of his children wanted to sign up for Love Island.The Match of the Day pundit, who is dad to Sancha, 14, Geneva, nine, Jacob, eight, and Olivia, five, says he would voice “concerns”.He said: "If my daughter came to me and said, ‘I want to go on Love Island’, I would probably voice my concerns because of the scrutiny involved."But if she thinks she can handle it, I would say, ‘Go and enjoy yourself, as long as you know what’s coming’."I’m not stupid enough to say, ‘I’d be fuming’.

Former football star Jermaine Jenas has told OK! that he plans to 'wind up' pal Michael Owen about the fact his daughter Gemma is currently appearing on dating series Love Island.The ex-midfielder, 39, who has co-hosted BBC's The One show alongside Alex Jones and Ronan Keating since 2020, admitted that although he'd be hesitant to allow his own daughter to appear on the smash-hit ITV2 dating show, he understands that she show can be used as a career-booster. "I’m not stupid enough to say, 'I’d be fuming'," he laughs during our interview.

Lauren Laverne has kicked off the BBC’s radio coverage of Glastonbury Festival. The BBC Radio 6 DJ has been reporting live from Worthy Farm since Wednesday and will continue her coverage over the weekend as performers begin to take to the stages.

The One Show's Alex Jones told off her co-star Gethin Jones for a technical blunder that could have ruined a segment on VHS tapes. The popular BBC One chat show returned on Thursday night (June 23) with Strictly star Claudia Winkleman, singer Yola and Bridgerton star Adjoa Andoh.But it wasn't long before Alex and Gethin were hit with an awkward technical issue during a retro segment about videos.READ MORE: The One Show's Alex Jones scolds co-star Jermaine Jenas for subtle Wales digWelsh presenter Alex ended up scolding her co-host on air for forgetting to rewind a video tape properly as it started playing at a seemingly random time.Gethin started off by telling viewers about how Kate Bush's 1985 hit, Running Up That Hill, which has shot to the top spot in the UK charts thanks to its feature on the Netflix series, Stranger Things.He moved on to a segment about the revival of videos delivered by BBC presenter Joe Crowley, who told of how some film titles are now selling for thousands of pounds.The report had been made to play on a video player, which was very fitting with the VHS theme.Gethin said: "The good old VHS has been making the headlines too.

BBC The One Show viewers were not happy after Rowan Atkinson's appearance last night.

Viewers excitedly tuned into the latest episode of The One Show as comedy legend Rowan Atkinson was appearing on the programme. The Mr Bean actor was live in the studio alongside Top Gear host Chris Harris.

BBC programme on Wednesday night (June 22). The Blackadder and Mr Bean star was on the magazine-style show to discuss his new Netflix show Man vs Bee. But fans of the show were less than impressed as they branded the interview 'awkward'.

The One Show took to Twitter this evening to air their frustrations over what one person called a “pointless” interview with comedy icon Rowan Atkinson.Some fans felt the Mr Bean actor was not given enough time, while others felt the interview was “awkward”. Rowan, 67, appeared on The One Show today to promote his new comedy series Man vs.