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Richard Hammond and his daughter have been slammed following their recent TV appearance.

Jamie Laing was grilled about his latest career move during his appearance on Sunday 18 February's episode of Sunday Brunch.The 35 year old was joined on the show by his wife, fellow Made in Chelsea star, Sophie Habboo, who he married in a lavish Marbella ceremony last year. While talking to hosts Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer, he was awkwardly asked about "getting Jordan North sacked" from his BBC Radio 1 gig. It comes after 34 year old Jordan confirmed he was leaving the station after 10 years, which many fans thought was out of the blue.

Chef and Sunday Brunch presenter Simon Rimmer, 60, has accidently let slip that he's a part of this year's ITV singing competition, The Masked Singer - or has he? Fans were shocked as the host spilled the beans on air that he is in fact Dippy Egg as he chatted to Absolutely Fabulous legend Julia Sawalha, 55, after she was recently unveiled as Bubble Tea on the hit show. As the pair reflected on her time on the show, the star seemed to forget himself in the moment. He said: "I always assumed that you picked your own costumes," Simon commented.

Sunday Brunch hosts were forced to apologise after an actor swore on the live programme. Host Tim Lovejoy told viewers "we apologise for the bad language" after a guest dropped the f-bomb just minutes into the show.

Strictly Come Dancing's Jowita Przystal was left a bit miffed after an awkward mix-up on Sunday Brunch. She appeared alongside former Strictly contestant, Krishnan Guru-Murthy on the weekend talk show ahead of Strictly's live tour, when hosts Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer asked her about her birthplace in Poland - but incorrectly named her home city.The hosts claimed that she was from the Polish city of Katowice, however, this is not where she is from.

Ben Miller has hinted that he may be joining this year's I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! lineup. The Bridgerton star, 57, teased a possible jungle stint as he appeared on Sunday Brunch to promote his new children's book Once Upon A Legend.

Tim Lovejoy has appeared on viewers' screens on a Sunday morning for over a decade.

Spice Girls star Emma Bunton got firmly put in her place in an abrupt and awkward exchange during her appearance on Channel 4's Sunday Brunch this weekend when she got told to "shut up" by a fellow guest on the show.

Soccer AM is set to be shown for the final time this weekend after being part of football fans’ Saturday morning rituals since 1995.

Sky Sports shocked fans as they decided to axe fan favourite show, Soccer AM, after a staggering 28 years on the air. Since 1995, Soccer AM has aired on a Saturday morning during the football season. Sky Sports announced on Wednesday that the current season would be its last, leaving just 10 episodes before the show leaves the air once and for all.

Football fans woke up to the news on Tuesday morning that Soccer AM is set to be axed after 28 years of comedy gold for football downs throughout the UK.

Cult football programme Soccer AM is being cancelled by Sky after almost 30 years on air. The broadcaster has made the decision due to failing ratings.

Katya Jones, 33, has been on Strictly Come Dancing since 2016 and addressed being a show judge some day. However, in a recent podcast, the professional dancer defended Craig Revel Horwood's scoring technique after he came under fire for his "unnecessary and cruel" comments about Tyler West on the BBC dance show.Katya spoke to Tim Lovejoy on his The Lovejoy Hour podcast back in September, when the current series of Strictly was due to start.Tim asked Katya why the BBC show was so successful and spoke of his love for Craig and his "honest" way of judging the show.He said: "That's why I think Craig [Revel Horwood] is so important for the show, as while everyone else will give 10s, he will go 'eight' because you missed a step."Which I think is more important as it's how you're judged, you need that integrity."Katya interrupted: "One hundred per cent! I think that's the type of judge I would be honest with.

EMILY Atack made a cheeky comment to a Sunday Brunch staff member after he saved the show from absolute chaos. Channel 4 backstage crew Ben leapt into action as Sunday Brunch host Simon Rimmer had trouble starting his food processor.

Strictly pro Katya Jones, 33, has spoken about ex-husband Neil Jones, confessing that the pair are still as close as ever, despite calling it quits on their relationship in 2016.The couple had been married for six years before they split. Addressing their current relationship as co-stars on the BBC show, the Russian dancer spoke to Tim Lovejoy on the Lovejoy Hour podcast about her ex-partner. She remained adamant that the pair were still "best friends" following the end of their long-term relationship. Tony Adams' dance partner told Tim that she knows Neil better than "he knows himself". Katya quipped that her ex couldn't even play poker around her, as she would see right through him.George Clooney admits 'terrible mistake' he and Amal made with twinsKatya went on to say his family are now still "her family" and that will "never change" regardless of if they find "other relationships". She said it was a "beautiful thing" and questioned why it couldn't be this way for everyone.The dancer said: "I absolutely still support him, we are best friends. "I know him better than he knows himself. He can't play poker around me, I know his face so well, it's actually a joke.""I still put him as my first of kin in medical records.

Katya Jones said she has "disconnected" from showbiz and isn't bothered about what people think about her.The 33-year-old told Tim Lovejoy that she learned "the hard way" after going from competitive dancing with ex husband Neil Jones to being in the spotlight on Strictly Come Dancing"Nobody prepares you for it," she said of first coming onto the BBC show back in 2016."Obviously I've learned the hard way from simply just doing interviews and talking to people and suddenly being on front of the press."But, I've grown so much from it and evolved so much that honestly now, it really doesn't matter.

SUNDAY Brunch viewers were left less than impressed as guest chef Elliot Kaye took to the kitchen to make some classic British dishes. Elliot was in the kitchen alongside hosts Tim Lovejoy and Miquita Oliver to showcase three dishes from his new greasy spoon venture, Norman Café, which he co-owns with Richie Hayes. However, many Sunday Brunch viewers were left feeling underwhelmed at what he had to offer.

Channel 4 daytime favourite has certainly quirked a few brows over the years.Helmed by Simon Rimmer and Tim Lovejoy, the programme features various celebrity guests each week, along with hilarious cooking segments and dining experiences.From chefs accused of “stealing” recipes from rival programmes to on-set walk-offs, the Channel 4 set has seen it all - including fires in the studio.READ MORE:Sunday Brunch descends into chaos as star brutally cuts finger in bloody segmentThe hosts have even been forced to apologise after certain guests let “banned” words slip while the cameras were rolling.Daily Star takes a look at the show’s most controversial moments ever.As with any live television, Sunday Brunch encounters its fair share of blunders - including guests letting slip swearwords on air.And host Tim Lovejoy is usually the one forced to apologise to viewers at home, and this was no truer than when impressionist Matt Forde shared an encounter with Brian Clough.He had met the football boss while working as a mascot for Nottingham Forest, and explained Brian branded him an “ugly b***h” due to the eczema on his head.Things only got worse as he repeated the curse later in the segment, with Tim jumping in to say: "I think I've got to apologise for your language there by the way.

Channel 4's Sunday Brunch were left in a state of shock when a café owner appeared on the show who charged £5 for beans on toast.Hosted by Tim Lovejoy and Miquita Oliver, with Simon Rimmer in Newquay for the Boardmasters Festival - the hosts welcomed the co-owner of a London-based café onto the show.Elliot Kaye who co-owns Norman's Café in Tufnell Park, North London alongside Alex and chef Richie, cooked up a storm for the hosts and celebrity guests.READ NEXT: Sunday Brunch’s biggest controversies - recipe copies, Jimmy Savile row and banned wordsTalking the studio and viewers at home through his menu, Elliot introduced the cafe's cheesy beans on toast dish which comprised of baked beans on toast with a slice of red Leicester cheese on top.He explained how he isn't a fan of sourdough and that at his fooderie "you can't go wrong with basic white bread".Although some fans were swooning over how appetising it looked, most fans were taken aback by the cost of the dish if you were to head into Norman's Café."Cheeky c**t £5 for beans on toast #SundayBrunch," one person penned alongside a screenshot of the menu she looked up on the cafe's website.Someone replied: "£5 for a bowl of porridge!???" while another echoed: "£5 for porridge and jam!! Wtf!"Another person then went on to say: "I can't believe there's a guy on #SundayBrunch showing off his beans and toast and 'basic white bread'."Someone then echoed the co-owners words when they penned: "'We’ve got a basic menu that includes fry-ups…' 'a fry-up with a tea or coffee included'. So this 'revolutionary café' he’s got is actually just a greasy spoon, only with posh owners? #SundayBrunch."While another said: "Is this a piss take.

AJ Odudu and Mo Gilligan are going to be the new presenters taking over from the likes of Chris Evans, Gaby Roslin, Paula Yates, Mark Lamarr and Denise Van Outen, who all presented the show in the 90's. READ MORE: Sunday Brunch star Tim Lovejoy’s real life - tragic loss, ex-wife split and job failThe iconic morning programme ran until 2002, airing more than 2,400 episodes in its lengthy run, and became known for its trademark house on Fish Island in East London.Denise will appear in the first instalment as she officially hands over the reins to The Big Breakfast's new guardians.AJ and Mo want to bring back the "crazy anarchy" of their predecessors, hosting "the most raucous start to the day".The show originally aired 1992 to 2002 and is back for the summer.Fan-favourite newsreader Phil Gayle hopes to continue his tradition of innuendo-ridden news headlines.He has said that he will not be risking a heavy Friday night on the tiles.He recalled: "There was an incident where my editor at ITN asked, 'You were out last night, were you?'"I said: 'I might have been.

Sunday Brunch erupted into chaos this morning, after host Tim Lovejoy became involved in a 'fight' with one of the guests.Actor James Purefoy, who has starred in Netflix hit Sex Education and fantasy series A Discovery Of Witches, appeared as a guest on the Channel 4 programme this morning (August 7, 2022).He had been asked to bring in real props from TV series Rome, where he played Mark Anthony between 2005 to 2007, so that he could teach host Tim how to create a realistic fight onscreen.READ NEXT: Sunday Brunch in chaos as chef 'walks off set' midway through Channel 4 showJames showed that all the props were made of rubber, before Tim pulled out his own prop Roman sword saying: "You're going to teach me aren't you?"Tim asked the actor: "What's the key for making this look realistic for the cameras?"James gave Tim some tips, saying: "When kids are doing play fighting, they just hit swords. You have to come at me.