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Phillip Schofield is one of the most famous faces on our TV screens - but he has also had a number of alleged feuds throughout the years.From a Noel Edmonds interview row, to addressing his 'feud' with Piers Morgan in his 2020 autobiography, Phillip Schofield has spoken openly about the supposed arguments.Other stars have also spoken about the feuds, with some addressing them as completely false, while others have hit out at the This Morning presenter live on air.As Phillip Schofield prepares to host the National Soap Awards 2022, Daily Star takes a closer look inside of Phillip Schofields feuds with other stars from the world of entertainment.In 2016, Noel Edmonds was questioned by This Morning presenters Philip Schofield and Holly Willoughby over a tweet that Noel had sent to a cancer patient, where he asked if their "ill-health was a result of their negative attitude".Noel himself had been previously diagnosed with prostate cancer and told the hosts that "negative energy" was to blame for his prostate cancer diagnosis, but claimed he'd cured himself with a £2,300 electromagnetic pulse device and "positive energy".Philip Schofield then said: "Obviously people are going to get a little bit sceptical when you’re banging on about this £2,300 box - and you know the people who make it!"However, Noel later added: "I don't say cancer was caused by the stress, but that my health deteriorated to such an extent I got prostate cancer. I am absolutely sure the negative forces acting on me impacted on my health."There is a wealth of information from various clinical studies of a direct link between stress and cancer.

ABBA made an “emotional” return to the UK for the first time in four decades at the world premiere of their Voyage show. Voyage features the quartet as digitally created younger versions of themselves, referred to as “ABBA-tars”.Benny Andersson, Agnetha Fältskog, Anni-Frid Lyngstad and Björn Ulvaeus spent 40 minutes talking to the world’s press and at one point Agnetha and Anni-Frid even burst into a rendition of Mamma Mia.Agnetha, wearing an all-white outfit, said in quotes reported by The Mirror: “It’s been emotional being together again and seeing all the fans who came to see us.“It was such a long time ago that I was here, I don’t travel very much.”Music legend Anni-Frid, who arrived with a walking stick, added: “It was so exciting to come back together as a group after so many years.”The group have not appeared together on British soil since November 1982, when they appeared on Noel Edmonds’ Late Late Breakfast Show.They have only made very sporadic appearances in public since, including a video filmed for the 2004 Eurovision Song Contest marking the 40th anniversary of their 1974 win and at the 2005 premiere of Mamma Mia! in Stockholm.

A FORMER Deal or No Deal contestant has revealed that bosses treated them like "cattle" and had tricks to hide how long they had all been filming for the programme. A Reddit user called PiratePegLeg opened up about their experience on the Channel 4 show via the discussion website.

Music icon and British TV legend Toyah Willcox celebrates her 64th birthday today - and the star has certainly led an interesting life.After rising to fame alongside icons including Noel Edmonds and Phil Daniels, Toyah has become one of the country's most successful actresses and musicians - as well as delighting fans with a popular Sunday music video series alongside her husband.That's not all, as Toyah has also revealed a spooky mystery about her home - along with one of the secrets behind her long-lasting marriage.As Toyah celebrates her birthday, Daily Star takes a look at where the music icon is now.Before Toyah rose to fame with hits including Thunder In The Mountains, the star entered the limelight as an actress alongside TV legend Noel Edmonds in the BBC play Glitter.Ironically she played a musician in the play, seemingly pre-empting what was to come from the punk icon.She also starred alongside Phil Daniels in Glitter, who she would also perform opposite in the legendary film Quadrophenia in 1979, where she played Monkey.From there she also landed roles in TV series including Minder, opposite the late, great Dennis Waterman, as well as starring in plays including The Tempest, Calamity Jane and Amadeus.Younger generations of fans will also fondly remember her kid's TV role in the series Barmy Aunt Boomerang, with the star continuing to appear in films and plays including Les Miserables and Invasion of Planet Earth in recent years.That's not all, as Toyah also took part in I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!, as well as Celebrity Tipping Point and Celebrity Mastermind.The late seventies saw Toyah burst onto the music scene with her debut single Victims Of the Riddle, before releasing albums and EPs including The

Deal or No Deal was a TV staple in the UK from the moment it hit the screens in 2005.The UK version of the show was hosted by presenter Noel Edmonds up until it was axed in 2016. There was also a popular American version that was hosted by Howie Mandel. Known for the bright red numbered boxes and the black phone with the ominous Banker, the TV show was open to members of the public to apply and compete for the £250,000 cash prize.

When Chris Tarrant sat down to write a book about his life, he was determined it would be nothing like a regular celebrity memoir. In fact, the very first line of It's Not A Proper Job is: "This is not my autobiography".

Phillip Schofield is 60 years old tomorrow (April 1).Phillip became a staple fixture on our daytime TV screens alongside hosts including Holly Willoughby and Alison Hammond.However long before he was a This Morning host, he rose to fame as a children's TV presenter on BBC programme The Broom Cupboard.He is one a number of children's TV hosts that have gone on to fame, fortune and other interesting paths since launching their careers on some of our favourite childhood programmes.To celebrate Philip Schofield's birthday, Daily Star takes a look at where famous children's TV presenters are now.Long before Art Attack or Smart, Tony Hart was the original children's TV host to inspire creativity in generations of audiences.After joining the British Army in his twenties, the presenter later became a staple of TV in the seventies and eighties with programmes including Vision Art, Take Hart and Hartbeat.Along with working on Blue Peter during the 1950s, he also designed the programme's famous ship logo and highly coveted series of badges.His most famous creation however was plasticine figurine Morph, who featured alongside him on Heartbeat between 1984-1994, and inspired a flash mob in Tony Hart's memory in 2009.Tony suffered ill health in his later years including two strokes, and sadly died on January 18 2009 at the age of 83.His wife Jean Skingle, who he married in 1953 and with who he had a daughter called Carolyn, died six years earlier in 2003.Richard Deverell, the BBC controller of Children's Programmes paid tribute to Tony Hart, saying in a statement: "Tony was a warm man who had a unique ability to communicate with and inspire children.

BBC TV programme Noels House Party, hosted by Noel Edmonds, was cancelled on this day (February 25) in 1999.Fans were left devastated when the news broke on February 25, 1999 that the popular entertainment programme, set at the fictional Crinkley Bottom House, would be coming to an end.Not only did it launch Noel Edmonds to new heights of fame, but it also introduced the world to the one and the only Mr Blobby.Yes, love him or loathe him, you couldn't escape Mr Blobby in the nineties - and neither could the celebrities, with Mr Blobby playing pranks on some of the biggest stars of the decade.But who were the actors behind Mr Blobby? Where are they now? And what was the inspiration behind the character? Daily Star investigates.The pink and yellow icon Mr Blobby was created by Noel's House Party producer Michael Leggo, who had previously worked with Noel Edmonds in the eighties.After introducing the popular Gotcha segments, where Noel Edmonds would prank celebrities, Michael began to wonder how they would continue to catch out the stars for future episodes - with many already figuring out that Noel might be there to prank them.After witnessing Noel Edmonds prank Eamonn Holmes while wearing a monster costume, a spark was lit - and Michael got to work on what would become undoubtedly one of the 90s biggest icons.He drew a sketch of Mr Blobby, telling the costume designer that the name was inspired by his family's use of the word to describe something that had no shape.After he was created, host Noel Edmonds soon realised how successful the character was going to be, saying to Michael: "Blobby is going to be huge."Well Noel, you were certainly right - not only was Mr Blobby huge, he was a megastar.A legend had been born.Mr

I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! star Noel Edmonds.The star, who is best known for shows like Deal Or No Deal, Noel’s House Party and Top of the Pops, most recently faced outrage from fans when he suggested “negative attitudes” can cause cancer while appearing on This Morning.Noel was also accused of fleeing to New Zealand in 2020 to avoid paying £1million of alleged debt to creditor Arron Banks, as well as being involved in a fraud case against Lloyds Bank.To commemorate the anniversary of the airing of the last ever episode of Noel’s House Party, Daily Star takes a look back at the star’s biggest controversies across his incredible career.In 2019, Noel had his Unique Group business “destroyed” as part of a fraud scam involving Lloyds Bank - and went on to agree a compensation deal with the banking giant.The Reading branch of HBOS, which was subsequently purchased by Lloyds, saw corrupt staff members jailed in 2017 for a £245million loan scam between 2003 and 2007, which saw several businesses destroyed.Lloyds rescued the failing HBOS during the financial crisis, with the fraud looming over them.The case later revealed that workers spent profits on high-end sex workers and luxury holidays.And Edmonds was one of the victims of the scam, and admitted he even considered taking his own life as a result of his tough financial situation.Noel sought compensation of more than £60million in the case, which was later settled out of court, with Lloyds apologising for the “distress” he suffered while keeping details of the settlement private.The Daily Mail estimated Noel received £5million in the settlement.A statement from the case read: “Mr Edmonds and Lloyds Banking Group have reached an agreement in their dispute.”However,

JOEY Essex is being paid an incredible sum of money to appear on I'm A Celebrity Australia, according to reports. The reality star is currently one of 12 celebs taking part in eighth series of the Aussie version of the popular ITV show.

Do you remember TV legends Trevor and Simon - who dominated kids programming back in the 1990s?

I'm A Celebrity's Naughty Boy opens up about losing eight stone during a newly unearthed clip from his episode of Deal Or No Deal.The radio star and DJ, 40, appeared on the Channel 4 gameshow back in 2007 when he was just 26, and ended up walking away with an impressive win of £44,000. Expressing how his weight loss gave him the positivity to focus on the show, Naughty Boy, whose real name is Shahid Khan, revealed to presenter Noel Edmonds he'd brought a throwback photo along for his game.

Naughty Boy has revealed that he appeared on Deal or No Deal before he shot to fame.

I'm A Celebrity's Naughty Boy discussed his Deal Or No Deal experience on Thursday's episode of the ITV show.The music producer, 40, real name Shahid Khan, appeared on the former Channel 4 show in 2007, where he bagged an impressive £44,000 before he became famous. In an unearthed clip of his time on Deal Or No Deal, Naughty Boy looks almost unrecognisable as the then 26-year-old discusses his passion for music.

I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! is one of the most successful shows on television.

ABBA have said they will retire after releasing their new album ‘VOYAGE’ and completing its accompanying live shows next year.The Swedish pop icons will release their first studio album in 40 years next week (November 5), ahead of a series of “revolutionary” concerts in London in 2022.Instead of the band members themselves performing, the gigs will see a “digital” version of the group take to the stage at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in May.Speaking to the Guardian, the band’s Benny Andersson noted that he “never said myself that ABBA was never going to happen again”, referring to an interview on Noel Edmonds’ Late Late Breakfast Show in 1982. “But I can tell you now: this is it,” he added.

Top Gear has been on our TV screens since 1977 and almost exactly 44 years later the show has grown into a worldwide phenomenon.Original hosts Angela Rippon and Tom Coyne got the show off to a successful start, but it was not until the iconic dream team of Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond took over the reins that legendary motoring show really found its gears!Top presenter Chris Evans, Friends actor Matt LeBlanc and even Noel Edmonds hosted the show, but its future is now safely in the hands of three new pretenders.And Freddie Flintoff, Paddy McGuinness and Chris Harris continue to give fans what they crave - stunning cars and daring stunts.Daily Star is taking a look at some of the presenters who have contributed to the

Alex Jones suffered an unfortunate wardrobe mishap when hosting Wednesday's The One Show.

Olly Murs wowed the nation when he auditioned for The X Factor back in 2009, but his TV debut actually came years before when he moonwalked and flashed his pants on Deal or No Deal back in 2007. It wasn't long until the Dance With Me Tonight heartthrob, 36, was a winner to many fans when he wowed Simon Cowell, Cheryl and Dannii Minogue on the X Factor, but he definitely wasn't a champion when he appeared on the Channel 4 gameshow hosted by Noel Edmonds, 72, two years before.

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From his humble beginnings as a DJ on Radio Luxembourg to fronting some of the biggest shows on TV, Noel Edmonds had enjoyed a career which spanned five decades before he suddenly disappeared from screens.