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recognisable names on UK television, having presented various shows including Deal or No Deal and Top of the Pops.But, despite amassing an estimated net worth of £73million, Noel has also struggled with failure, and saw his entertainment company collapse in 2005.READ MORE: Noel Edmonds' life - This Morning row, Deal or No Deal romance and company collapseNow, a new Channel 5 documentary, Noel Edmonds: The Rise & Fall of Mr Saturday Night has examined another tragic event on one of the star’s early TV shows that nearly ended the presenter’s career.One of Edmonds' first huge projects was the Late Late Breakfast Show, where viewers took part in dangerous stunts, often driving cars at high speeds and jumping them over long lines of parked vehicles.During the recording of one episode, viewer Michael Lush, who was recruited to bungee jump from a box suspended 120ft in the air by a crane, died when a clip came loose and he fell to the ground.Speaking on the documentary, Nick Ferrari, who was showbiz editor of The Sun newspaper at the time, described how the incident had come to happen.“One of the more popular segments was ‘Give it a Whirl’. Viewers at home could phone in and nominate someone, and the viewer with the stunt selected was given a week to do a film stunt, but more often than not the training only lasted a few days,” he explained.“When you study the footage it’s quite incredible how this was ever permitted, and it’s dealt with in such a jocular fashion.”And, looking back on the shocking day that the news broke, Nick described how he had been informed that a tragedy had occurred before phoning the presenters to confirm the news.“Noel Edmonds was a massive name.

England fans have been raging at calls to change their Lionesses' nickname to just Lions after being branded sexist. However, it has been pointed out to those offended that the female lions are actually more powerful than their male counterparts and that the nickname should stick. The women's team have matched their men's achievement from last year by reaching the final of Euro 2022.Gareth Southgate's team fell at the final hurdle, though, losing to Italy on penalties in a bitterly disappointing end to the summer.

Reality TV favourite I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! has been a ratings winner since making its debut in 2002 and for 21 series fans have switched on in their millions to watch stars bicker, bond and battle gruesome challenges in Ant and Dec’s smash hit show. But there’s a rumoured treat in store for viewers of the series, which traditionally airs in November, as a spin-off series will reportedly see former campmates brought together for another stint in the jungle.

This Morning viewers were not impressed when talk turned to Boris Johnson's partygate scandal.The Prime Minister last night (April 12) announced he had been fined by The Metropolitan Police after it was confirmed he attended lockdown parties at 10 Downing Street.Boris said: "Today I've received a fixed penalty notice from the Metropolitan Police relating to a Downing Street Event on 19 June 2020."Let me say immediately, I have paid the fine and want to offer a full apology."During a discussion, LBC broadcaster Nick Ferrari claimed that Boris may be sorry after his scandal was brought to light after the PM paid a fine.Reflecting on the PM, he said: "Boris is the ultimate Marmite politician, you go in liking the guy or loathing him and all this will do is underscore that."That apology you played a little earlier on I think it's enough for now, within the last MP has called on me saying he has to go, I don't think the dam will break."Nick continued: "I don't think there's an appetite to get rid of the Prime Minister at this time, he's just about done enough."As Camilla [Tominey] referenced, there could be more down the way, there's the Sue Grey report, we've got The Met with their enquiries and the Sue Grey report."This is someone who sits above Parliament and investigates all parliamentary affairs, we still don't know that –if we have another party with another Tupperware cake and there was another packet of cheesy Wotsits or whatever, that could be ugly but at the moment, I think he's just ahead of the game."Nick also appeared to suggest that doctors and nurses had also been consuming cake and drinking prosecco on shift during the pandemic.Fans instantly took to social media, sharing their rage over the news, with one

reportedly attacked the largest power plant in Europe, which is located in Zaporizhzhia in southeastern Ukraine. The move reportedly saw the Russians take control of the city, amid worries of how damage to the nuclear facilities might cause damage akin to – or even greater than – the Chernobyl disaster.Authorities have said that the facility is safe and has normal radiation levels.Niall, who is Irish but was born in Chelmsford in the UK, lives nearby in the city with his Ukrainian wife and two young children.

Piers Morgan has hit out at Foreign Secretary Liz Truss, branding her interview with LBC "excruciating".The outspoken media personality, 56, didn't hold back as he blasted the politician for "not having a clue" as she spoke about how the UK would respond to an "attack from Russia".In view of his 7.9 million followers, the former newspaper editor shared his thoughts on the interview earlier today.Piers wrote: "This is excruciating."The Foreign Secretary, who wants to be Prime Minister, doesn’t seem to have a clue what she’s talking about on the vital foreign policy issue of the moment," he added.The star also shared a short clip of LBC host Nick Ferrari interviewing the Foreign Secretary on the topic of how the UK would react to a "Russian attack".

Andrew Neil, 72, previously said anti-vaxxers will have to face consequences if they don't get the jabs, which sparked a divide amongst his followers.Today, Beverley Turner shared a link to a website which claimed a health worker had a severe reaction to the Moderna vaccine.She tweeted that the report was "an insightful website for anybody insisting on mandatory vaccinations for covid".The presenter tagged Andrew, Nick Ferrari and Andrew Pierce in the tweet, much to the former's dismay.Hitting back this evening, the GB News founder wrote: "I’ve never supported mandatory vax."It’s important to be accurate in such matters and I’d be grateful if you could correct your tweet."Christian Horner's famous wife Geri 'utterly broken' behind

This Morning presenter Phillip Schofield has waded into the Downing Street Christmas Party debate during a live discussion on the ITV show.The programme started with a lengthy chat about the government denying that a Christmas party took place at Downing Street last year during Covid restrictions - despite a leaked video showing staff joking about a bash. As Phil and his co-host Holly Willoughby were joined by guests Nick Ferrari and Camilla Tominey to talk about the much-discussed news story - which was even featured on I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here! - Phil recapped the details.

A This Morning guest has come under fire from viewers over a comment about 'uneducated' care workers.

Lorraine Kelly offered her support to Rosie Jones, who has cerebral palsy, after the comic called out the vile abuse she received on social media.The actress appeared on the panel for Question Time alongside education secretary Nadhim Zahawi, shadow foreign secretary Lisa Nandy, LBC’s Nick Ferrari and NFU president Minette Batters, to discuss pressing issues in the news last night.Speaking on the BBC programme, Rosie addressed Boris Johnson's party conference speech, when she said the Prime Minister spoke a lot but "I didn't hear anything".She has since taken to Twitter to share how she has received a torrent of abuse on social media."The sad thing is that I’m not surprised at the ableist abuse I’ve received tonight regarding my appearance

Phillip Schofield was unable to keep a straight face on Tuesday's This Morning as he discussed the unusual topic of "poo phobia." Speaking on the show to LBC host Nick Ferrari and broadcaster Nicola Thorp, Phil introduced the segment by saying they had almost skipped it: “We debated on whether or not to do this today but we thought no, it’s important!” Holly Willoughby adding: “A poll of 2000 people yesterday, 18% of people said going to the toilet was the most worrying part or returning to the office full time.” Taking the topic seriously at first, Nicola expressed her sympathies to people that were shy about using the toilet at work while Nick was seen laughing on screen beside her.

This Morning presenters Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby have confirmed they take lateral flow tests 'twice a week' to test for Covid.Wednesday's episode of the ITV daytime series saw the pair debate the rumours that some celebrities from Strictly Come Dancing have expressed concerns that some of the professional dancers in this year's line-up haven't received any of the coronavirus vaccines on offer.Debating the matter with Nick Ferrari and Nicola Thorp, Phil said the debate was difficult as those involved are asked to disclose an element of their personal medical information to other people.He then added: “I'm prepared to say that this morning, I took a lateral flow test.

This Morning hosts Dermot O'Leary and Alison Hammond welcomed Simon Calder on Friday's episode of the ITV daytime show as they asked him questions about the new travel rules.Although the rules haven't been confirmed just yet, Simon appeared on the show to explain what he expects to happen in the announcement from Prime Minister Boris Johnson.However, before Alison was able to ask one burning question, Dermot ended the interview which left Alison completely unimpressed.While Simon was sharing an update on what he expects to come from the new travel rules, including the expectation that the amber list is going to be scrapped, Alison was preparing to ask one more question.As Simon signed off and Nick Ferrari and Gyles Brandreth logged on to

Holly Willoughby has revealed the embarrassing moment she got stuck in the loo at Downing Street.The This Morning presenter was on a visit to the Prime Minister's residence when she got trapped in the toilets - and thanks to strict rules about bringing mobile phones into No. 10, she was unable to alert anyone to her predicament.

Holly Willoughby struggled to maintain her composure when talking about pants and what she wears to bed.On This Morning, Holly and Phil were discussing what they wear at night with guests Nick Ferrari and Giles Brandreth.They were discussing a podcast hosted by Susanna Constantine, who was joined by Women's Hour presenter Emma Barnett on My Wardrobe Malfunction.The podcast chat was about whether it's acceptable to wear pants under pyjamas in bed.Holly said Susanna sometimes does, but Emma Barnett was resolute that knickers should always been worn under PJ's.Nick Ferrari joked that he dresses like someone from A Christmas Carol with a full nightgown and cap.Holly said she was now picturing that mental image, much to Nick's delight."Fresh

This Morning viewers were left baffled during Wednesday's programme, as outspoken TV presenter Beverley Turner made a reappearance - despite her previous appearance leading to more than 200 Ofcom complaints.Beverley appeared alongside Leading Britain's Conversation radio presenter Nick Ferrari to discuss the implementation of compulsory Covid-19 vaccines for care-home staff.Beverley was firmly against the new rule, as she claimed it could lead younger people who are hesitant about the long-term effects of the jab to feel as though they couldn't stand up for bodily autonomy.Nick, however, suggested it is only fair that elderly and vulnerable care-home residents are helped to stay safe and get looked after by vaccinated staff members.But fans

Dermot O’Leary was snubbed live on air by LBC’s Nick Ferrari as he was hosting This Morning alongside Alison Hammond and Gyles Brandreth. The snubbing happened as the group were discussing foreign holidays plans and the government’s new traffic light system, when Nick Ferrari decided to make a dig at Dermot’s expense.

This Morning presenter Dermot O'Leary wasn't thrilled as LBC presenter Nick Ferrari snubbed him on air while talking with him, Alison Hammond and Gyles Brandreth. The group were talking about foreign holidays being under threat due to the government's new traffic light system when radio host Nick made his faux pas.He said: "Why can't someone in this country of a certain level with double vaccinations go to another country where there is a similar sort of level?" he said."And I'm just thinking Giles, and everyone else, Alison...

This Morning presenter Phillip Schofield took a cheeky swipe at Meghan Markle during Thursday's show, sparking backlash from viewers. He and Holly Willoughby welcomed journalist Camilla Tominey and LBC host Nick Ferrari onto the show for the daily debate on the top news stories .

THIS Morning's Eamonn Holmes slammed Meghan Markle and Prince Harry over their Oprah interview. The presenter, 61, branded the interview an "advert" after it emerged the couple will take part in a 90-minute special interview with the chat show host.

Eamonn Holmes has slammed Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's decision to do a 90-minute tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey next month. Much like his ITV co-star Piers Morgan, This Morning presenter Eamonn, 61, had some stern words for the former royals over their decision to take part in the CBS interview.