Phillip Schofield apologises after This Morning Remembrance Day silence is interrupted

THIS Morning's Phillip Schofield today fumed over a "miserable" Spin To Win contestant - after nearly swearing on air. The 58-year-old presenter looked shame-faced after nearly saying the word "clusterf***" on the daytime show.

Dame Judi Dench sparked concern when she appeared on ITV's This Morning on Tuesday afternoon.

Phillip Schofield, 58, filmed behind the scenes on This Morning, as he explained that he almost made a “fool of himself” on TV by nearly pronouncing a rude word.The ITV host jokingly added to co-host Holly Willoughby, 40, that if he had in fact said the curse word, he would have immediately “resigned” from the show.Phillip revealed: “I just nearly made a fool of myself on television.”He panned the camera to show the crew on set.The father of two continued: “They are all here, full support from the crew, when you say the word cluster, and it should be cluster flies, but you nearly follow it with something else… Nearly.”A camera man responded: “Nearly!”Phillip added: “Everyone thought it."He then zoomed in on Holly, who could not hold her

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This Morning chef Gino D'Acampo urged the nation to 'bring back the fluff' after a row with Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield.

Phillip Schofield moaned about a This Morning caller on Tuesday as they failed to answer the Spin to Win passphrase correctly.

Phillip Schofield was not best impressed by a Spin To Win caller this evening, blasting them for sounding "miserable" after hanging up on them.

Phillip Schofield left Holly Willoughby stunned as he almost swore live on This Morning. The 58-year-old presenter seemingly nearly let slip a rude word during Tuesday's episode as he told viewers about a fly infestation at the ITV studios.

This Morning star Gino D'Acampo was "late for work" and missed the start of the ITV show on Tuesday. The 44-year-old television star failed to show up as hosts Holly Willougby and Phillip Schofield told viewers he was late.Phil introduced Gino, but when the camera cut to the kitchen, he wasn't there.He said: "Chaos in the kitchen - Gino is here for his Tuesday truffle class - morning Gino!""Morning Gino," Holly quipped.Phil remarked: "He did promise he'd be here for the beginning but, as usual, nah.

Another day on ITV's This Morning brings another day of Holly Willoughby looking as beautiful as always. Gracing our television screens today, the mum–of–three was gleaming besides presenting pal Phillip Schofield.

Eamonn Holmes has shared a cryptic message about "trust", shortly after he and wife Ruth Langsford lost their This Morning slot.

Eamonn Holmes has finally broken his silence after it was reported that he and wife Ruth Langsford are being replaced on This Morning after 14 years by Dermot O’Leary and Alison Hammond. The 60 year old took to Instagram to respond to a meme featuring Victoria Beckham performing her hit ‘Out of Your Mind’.The post, posted to Hunsnet, read: “Me and the girlies protesting outside ITV studios after hearing the news Ruth & Eamonn are no longer doing Friday mornings…” Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

EAMONN Holmes and Ruth Langsford might be getting axed from This Morning - but eagle-eyed viewers spotted their mugs are still on the set. The pair are being replaced by Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary - with The Sun first revealing in September that the couple feared being chopped.

Phillip Schofield joked that someone had died in the This Morning studio over the weekend and gone undiscovered.

AXED This Morning host Eammon Holmes claimed online trolls had been trying to get him sacked. The 60-year-old and his wife Ruth Langsford, also 60, have been dumped from their Friday hosting duties on the show and will be replaced by Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary.

This Morning fans have called for Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford to get their own programme after their shock axing from their regular presenting slot.

This Morning has responded to speculation surrounding Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford's future on the show.Over the weekend, The Mirror reported that the married couple might be replaced in their weekly presenting slot by Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary, although they would still be covering Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield during the summer holidays.The ITV show addressed the rumours, saying that no new additions to the presenting line-up has been announced yet."We have a stellar presenting lineup on This Morning in Holly & Phillip and Eamonn & Ruth," a This Morning representative said in a comment to ."Any additions to this lineup will be announced in due course." Eamonn and Ruth previously took it upon themselves to explain why

Fern Britton has shared her disappointment that Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes have lost their weekly Friday slot on This Morning.

Eamonn Holmes has broken his silence on being axed from This Morning, by sharing a tribute to comedian Des O’Connor, writing “They don’t make them like him anymore”.The famed presenter, who co-hosts with his wife Ruth Langsford on Fridays, is said to be “furious and upset” that they the pair are being given the boot from the show. On Saturday 14 November the news broke that the iconic duo were being replaced by Dermot O’Leary and Alison Hammond.

Phillip Schofield has revealed how his family dynamic has changed since he came out as gay earlier this year and admits it’s all a ‘work in progress’. The This Morning presenter opened up about his sexuality during an emotional interview with his co-host Holly Willoughby in February. Following his coming out, Phil has been supported by his wife of 27 years Stephanie Lowe, as well as daughters Molly, 27, and Ruby, 24. During an interview with BBC Radio 5 Live this weekend, Phil stated: ‘We love each other massively.‘We are a loving family, that hasn’t changed… it’s us four but different.’ He went on to explain: ‘We are a work in progress.

Fern Britton, 63, tweeted her disbelief that former colleagues and pals Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford had been allegedly dropped by ITV for Alison Hammond and Dermot O’Leary.The former ITV star hosted This Morning alongside Phillip Schofield for ten years from 1999 till 2009 before Holly Willoughby took on the role.Fern retweeted a post from The Sun columnist Dan Wooton, who described the treatment of Ruth and Eamonn from ITV as “appalling” and “sad”.He wrote: “What appalling treatment of Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford by This Morning and ITV. “They have been absolute loyal rocks to that show through turmoil and are beloved behind the scenes.Sad to see.”Alongside the tweet, Fern responded: “Oh no?”Before going on to share another