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Holly Willoughby, 41, is set to maintain her deal with M&S despite extensive calls for her to be sacked from her job.The This Morning presenter and her co-star, Phillip Schofield, 60, came under fire after joining a seperate queue for press and were taken to the press gallery at London's Westminster Hall.Now, an M&S spokesperson has set the record straight as they addressed the controversy and ensuing calls for her to lose her deal with the company.They told The Sun: "I can confirm we have extended our current contract with Holly, and we will continue to work with her."Last week, outraged Brits who had been queuing for hours to say their final goodbye to the Queen took to social media to accuse Holly and Phil of "skipping the line".Journalist Joe Michalczuk fumed: "David Beckham in the queue for over 10 hours paying his respects to The Queen while Holly and Phil saunter in, skipping the line is a terrible look."Why do people like this think they’re special?"Unless you’re Royalty or a foreign President you join the queue.

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'It's not rational!' Graham Norton on nation's response to Queen Elizabeth II's death

Queen Elizabeth II had died at 96, with many flooding to London from all over the world to pay their respects. Graham Norton, 59, has said that the response was "not rational" as citizens queued over 14 hours to see the Queen lying in state this week.Many from around the world have queued this week to see the Queen lying in state at Westminster, including the likes of David Beckham and Susanna Reid.Despite the near 20 hour queues the public were happy to get to say their final goodbyes to the longest reigning British monarch.Speaking about the nation's shared mourning, Graham exclaimed: "It’s gorgeous to see the way people respond."It’s not rational.

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Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield slammed for 'skipping line' as David Beckham queues

David Beckham, 48, has been praised by many for queueing for over 12 hours to see the Queen lying-in-state at Westminster.Twitter users have rushed to the microblogging site to hit out at Phillip Schofield, 60, and Holly Willoughby, 41, who "jumped the queue" to film a This Morning segment.Holly and Phil cut sombre figures as they filmed a segment for Tuesday's episode of This Morning at London's Westminster Hall.The TV duo joined a seperate queue for press and were taken to the press gallery, leaving Twitter users outraged as they skipped the long-line.Journalist Joe Michalczuk fumed: "David Beckham in the queue for over 10 hours paying his respects to The Queen while Holly and Phil saunter in, skipping the line is a terrible look."Why do people like this think they’re special? Unless you’re Royalty or a foreign President you join the queue. End of."Dan Wootton wrote in view of his 450,000 followers: "The queue jumping of the Elizabeth line by the elite is a disgrace."Why does every MP (and their four mates), not to mention Holly and Phil, think they're better than the rest of us?"Unlike Susanna Reid who lined up for seven hours with her mum."I'd love to see one MP do the same," he added.Other social media users fumed at the TV duo online for their "shameful" queue jumping.TheonlyBird said: "Absolutely zero shocks that Phil Schofield and Holly Willoughby jumped the queue."Beckham has many flaws but respect him for queuing for 12 hours when he could have easily wangled his way in." (sic)IndeedItsMark added: "If both Phil and Holly did jump the queue then this is shameful."They have no more right to jump the queue than you or I.

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Huge queues at UK petrol stations as panic buying begins following Russia invasion

Russia is the world's second-biggest oil producer and the largest natural gas exporter, and mainly sells to other European countries.Pump prices have already been rising as oil edged past $90 (£67) a barrel, but the Ukraine invasion has now seen it jump above $100 (£75).Prime Minister Boris Johnson has already warned that "one of the risks of Putin's venture is that there could be a spike in... oil prices".