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Good Morning Britain hit headlines last year when it was made public that he had been attacked by a 17-year-old in London.The attacker "mugged, racially assaulted and spat on" Noel, with the ITV star speaking out after it was made known that the young boy would be avoiding prison.Noel said during the attack he was repeatedly called the N-word by the child and his necklace was snatched before the 17-year-old proceeded to spit in his face.The juvenile, who was arrested after being chased by Noel on a busy street in London, appeared before magistrates where the judge handed down a rehabilitation order.Noel admitted that his life had been "turned upside down" after the incident, and has called for "more robust penalties" for those who "demonise" people for the colour of their skin.He told The Mirror: "I was completely shocked. I didn't realise what was happening.

A huge mishap which saw a presenter get stuck in an animal costume on Good Morning Britain left viewers in stitches on Wednesday, 14 March.The ITV morning show returned with Susanna Reid and Ed Balls hosting, along with Kate Garraway running through the latest headlines. One of the stories Kate, 56, featured was the work a veterinary surgeon in Virginia was doing to keep animals in the wild whilst undergoing treatment. Kate explained the vet had an interesting method to stop animals being imprinted.

Good Morning Britain star Pip Tomson has confirmed she's leaving the hit show after a decade.The 45-year-old presenter took to social media to share the news with fans, confirming her departure from the popular breakfast show with an emotional message. Sharing a collage of images from her tenure on the ITV series to her 15.4K Instagram followers, Pip penned: "The sun is now setting on my (almost) 10 yrs at Good Morning Britain & ITV. "It's been both fun, infuriating, inspiring & unforgettable.

Lucien Laviscount was not holding back on expressing his feelings for the Conservative government as he walked the red carpet at The Oscars over the weekend.

Lucien Laviscount had his sweary Good Morning Britain appearance bleeped AND blurred as he spoke to one of the show's reporters hit the white carpet at one of the Oscars' star-studded parties. The 95th Academy Awards took place on Sunday night (March 12) Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles.

Emily in Paris actor Lucien Laviscount didn't hold back on the Oscars carpet as he made his feelings about the Conservative government clear amid the ongoing Twitter row with Gary Lineker. The 30 year old actor shouted "f**k the Tories" and appeared to make a rude hand gesture when approached by GMB's North American correspondent Noel Phillips for his opinion on the matter.

Judge Judy has branded Prince Harry "selfish" and "ungrateful" following his two bombshell interviews.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's new docuseries is not even out yet, but everyone is talking about the explosive new Netflix show. And according to one royal source, the couple are being "used" and "exploited" by the streaming giant.

Noel Phillips has revealed he was "mugged, racially assaulted, and spat on" in central London over the weekend. Good Morning Britain North America correspondent Noel took to his Twitter account to detail the horror incident, explaining to his 6,768 followers that he was left "shaken" by what happened.The TV star shared a snap of two police officers on an unnamed individual on the ground, over which he wrote: "I was mugged, racially assaulted, and spat on yesterday on a busy street in central London. I’m ok.

GOOD Morning Britain presenter Noel Phillips was “mugged, racially assaulted and spat on” in a horrific attack in central London. The journalist from New York City - who is GMB’s North America correspondent - gained a huge amount of support after he revealed the news on his Twitter page. Phillips shared a photo of a man being pinned down on the ground by two cops, who are thought to have arrested him.

Good Morning Britain presenter Noel Phillips has been left "shaken" after he was attacked while out in central London. Noel, who is GMB's North America correspondent, revealed he was "mugged, racially assaulted and spat on" during the attack.The reporter took to social media and thanked the Met Police for their help as he shared a photo of a man being pinned to the floor by two police officers.READ MORE: GMB's Susanna Reid fights back tears during emotional tribute to co-star Bill TurnbullThe broadcaster penned on Twitter today (September 3): "I was mugged, racially assaulted, and spat on yesterday on a busy street in central London. I’m ok.

Liam Payne has continued to intrigue fans with his quirky, honest interviews as well as his candid confessions.But despite being a highly credited and talented musician, the star has often been known to rub fans the wrong way with his hot takes and embarrassing moments in the spotlight.From adopting a weird accent at the Oscars in 2022 to exposing his ex partner Cheryl on the toilet, Liam has often headlines, but not always for the right reasons.READ MORE: Roman Kemp to release book about depression battle after best friend took his lifeSo as he celebrates his 29th birthday today, Daily Star has taken a look back at some of Liam's most cringiest moments.Liam surprised fans when they heard him speaking with an American and Welsh twang during an interview regarding Will Smith's infamous Oscars slap.The singer gave his take on how he felt about the incident when actor Will climbed on stage to deliver a slap to presenter Chris Rock at the 94th Academy Awards.Due to Liam being a member of the audience at the time, he spoke candidly to GMB North American correspondent Noel Phillips about what he saw and his connection to Will.He said: "I believe whatever he felt that he did, he had the right to do.""I also felt like there were three losers in one fight."Continuing, he said: "It’s a very sad thing but there was a powerful moment for me, to sit and watch one of the world’s best emoters speak from the heart and I would rather take away the beauty from the situation than take the pain."But I had to leave my chair I'll be honest with you, it cut me really deep."Once the interview reached Twitter, fans also had a lot to say regarding Liam's take as well as his American and also Welsh accent while conversing.One person chimed: "Liam

Fans tuning in to watch the annual Soccer Aid charity match for UNICEF were eagerly anticipating Liam Payne's pre-match interview. Liam, who is captain of England in the England vs World XI game on ITV, were wondering what his accent would be after his famous chat from the Oscars earler this year.

Liam Payne has finally addressed his 'ever changing' accent from the now-infamous Oscars interview. On March 28, after the fallout from the 2022 Oscars between Will Smith and Chris Rock, singer Liam was asked for his take on the controversial incident.

Weeks have passed by since this year's Oscars - and all its drama - took place but it has taken until now for Liam Payne to address a viral moment from the awards, only second to THAT altercation.

Oscars 2022.Ranvir, 44, aired her concerns about the on-screen altercation and raised that she was worried about the impact it could have on young boys in the future.During the ITV morning show, a short interview with Liam, 28, declared that the physical confrontation should "never have happened".Mum-of-one Ranvir praised the singer after he shared his thoughts on the topic and said, "I thought what Liam Payne said was really interesting."He's a young lad who cries when Will Smith cries, laughs when Will laughs, he's watched every film."Ranvir spoke openly about how she would approach the conversation about what happened with her nine-year-old son Tushaan, who is a fan of MMA Fighting.She explained: "I would say, 'Listen you've got to control your emotions, if somebody makes a joke you've got to walk away or you go and tell someone'."The ITV presenter admitted it was "kind of crazy" that young boys may now think that if someone makes a cruel joke, the response would be to "throw the first punch".She continued: "We need to teach boys to manage their emotions around violence."Ranvir also suggested that if the circumstances were different, the outcome might have been very different for Oscar winner Will.She explained: "If that happened in a school playground, Will Smith would have been suspended and would have been expelled from school.

Ranvir Singh was left thinking about her own son after Liam Payne made 'interesting' comments on Good Morning Britain.

One Direction star Liam Payne has left fans rather perplexed after he seemed to have a different accent at the Oscars ceremony.Appearing on the red carpet, the 28-year-old, who is originally from Wolverhampton, was interviewed by ITV journalist Noel Phillips and was asked his take on Will Smith slapping Chris Rock during the 94th Academy Awards.But as Liam spoke candidly about his opinions on the situation, fans noticed a distinct difference with his accent.Sharing his thoughts on the conflict, the musician said: "Will Smith actually used to live behind my house, I have the pleasure of knowing his son and daughter very well. We did Men In Black 3 with him."I believe whatever he felt he did, he had the right to do."I also felt there were three losers and one fight."But once the short news clip hit social media, fans couldn't help but share their thoughts on Twitter regarding the star's transformed pronunciation.One person tweeted: "This is the oddest thing I’ve ever seen," followed by a laughing face emoji.Another confused commented: "Who is it? Not that One Direction guy?"A third wrote: "Is he now Welsh? What is going on…"While a fourth added: "What the heck.

Loose Women presenter Charlene White has said that the opinions of those who reside in Britain's Commonwealth countries should "not be ignored", as numerous equalities campaigners and organisations are calling for the Queen to be removed as the nation’s head of state. Jamaica will be marking 60 years of independence later in the summer, and criticism of the current relationship with the UK has been mounting as Prince William and Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge visit.On Tuesday, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are due to land in Jamaica as part of their Caribbean tour but it has been widely reported that a protest will be held at the same time as their arrival.Good Morning Britain correspondent Noel Phillips took to Twitter and shared clips from his interview with reggae star Beenie Man, who questioned Her Majesty's role within the Caribbean island.In the video, the musician said: “How can she [the Queen] be head of state and we still have to pay for a visa to fly to England? We should be able to use our passport to fly anytime."In view of his 6,254 followers, Noel captioned the post: "More from our interview with @kingbeenieman on why Jamaicans feel so strongly about Prince William’s visit."Taking to the micro-blogging site, Charlene reacted to the post as the ITV favourite shared her thoughts on the matter.In view of her 62,000 followers, she captioned the tweet: "Opinions like this from the Commonwealth shouldn't be ignored.The drive for change will grow."My JA family jump through hoops to visit the UK."Charlene added: "And the lives of JA friends here have been on hold FOR YEARS because of the visa rollercoaster.

Noel Phillips has uploaded a hilarious video of himself, Susanna Reid, Kate Garraway and Ben Shephard dancing backstage at the Royal Television Society Awards. The Good Morning Britain presenters attended the award ceremony in London on Wednesday 23 January. In the video posted on Noel’s Instagram, the four presenters are glammed up for the awards and having a quick dance backstage.

Good Morning Britain presenter Susanna Reid has sent her love to her ITV co-star Brenda Edwards following the tragic death of her son Jamal Edwards. After the sad news broke that music pioneer Jamal had passed away aged 31 and heartfelt tributes poured in, Susanna and her co-host Richard Madeley paid their respects.