Ranvir Singh fights back tears on ITV Lorraine as she hears Ukrainian family's story of fleeing war-torn country

Loose Women are “feuding, fighting and clashing” in a humorous social media post.The actress took to Instagram, where she enjoys a following of 362,000, yesterday to urge fans to vote for the ITV talk show in the TRIC Awards.Sharing a picture of the Loose Women panel, Denise wrote: “Would you mind voting for @loosewomen in the @tricawardsuk please?“We’re all too busy, feuding, fighting and clashing backstage so we don’t have time.”She concluded: “Thank you,” alongside a string of clapping hands emojis.The Loose Women panellists have previously spoken out on speculation regarding feuds behind-the-scenes.Recently, Coleen Nolan explained that the heated discussions seen by viewers on the show are never continued once the cameras stop rolling.She stressed that despite having disagreements on certain topics, the programme’s panellists share a “sisterhood”.Speaking to Lorraine Kelly on her eponymous programme last month, Coleen lifted the lid on her relationship with her co-stars.Lorraine explained: “Like I said, you don’t always agree but you’ve always got each other's back.“It’s a sisterhood,” she added, heaping praise on the Loose Women cast.“It would be a very boring show if we all agreed on everything,” Coleen replied.Coleen also admitted that the panel's differing opinions is one of the things she “loves” about Loose Women.But she highlighted: “It ends at the desk, it never carries on afterwards.

Edwina Currie hit out at Ranvir Singh on Good Morning Britain as she told her 'not to put words in her mouth' over the Boris Johnson fine debacle.

Good Morning Britain turned tense as Richard Madeley took aim at Lorraine star Christine Lampard on Wednesday's episode - April 13.The TV veteran, 65, seemingly couldn't wait for Lorraine Kelly to return to her usual post as he told footballs star Frank Lampard's wife it appeared as though the usual host had "been away forever".This seemed to annoy Ranvir Singh - who also occasionally fills in for the Scottish host when she in on holiday - lunging to Christine's defence, she blasted her co-star as "rude".The former Loose Women star did chuckle along before hitting back with: "I'm doing my best to cover, I promise Richard I won't bore you."Richard said: "Christine's in for Lorraine at 9am," before adding: "Gosh Lorraine's been away forever."There was a moment of awkwardness as Christine began to laugh on-screen. Ranvir stepped in: "Hang on a minute, you know me and Christine do a very good job."Addressing her co-star who had joined via video link, the Strictly Come Dancing star blurted: "He's rude isn't he."Christine chimed in, explaining: "I'm trying my best here to hold it all together."Digging a hole for himself, Richard commented: "I just wondered where she had gone as it seemed like she'd been gone forever."This is a live TV story and is being constantly updated.

Lorraine Kelly has opened up about her family home in the Gorbals with an outside toilet.

RICHARD Madeley was accused of boasting today about the time he met Britney Spears as Good Morning Britain shared her pregnancy news. The TV host said he got the chance to interview the pop star years ago and allowed his daughter Chloe the day off school to meet her idol.

Ranvir Singh was forced to apologise to Christine Lampard after they'd suffered an error on Good Morning Britain that would have left the Lorraine star's mum "in panic". The 44-year-old TV star had attempted to connect with Christine - who was supposed to be in the hosting chair on Lorraine but it seemed technology wasn't playing ball on Tuesday's episode (April 12).After the break, an apologetic Ranvir said sorry to Frank Lampard's wife, explaining that the blunder had been a fault at their own end.Christine chirped back thanking the former Strictly Come Dancing star for the update, adding that her mum would have been worried.Updating fans, Ranvir explained: "Now I teased you with Christine a moment ago, she is now in the hot seat."The former political correspondent added: "It was our fault, you were there all the time apparently."Laughing, Christine chirped in: "Look you'll give my mum an absolute panic, she'll be thinking 'well why isn't she there?'"Setting the record straight, Christine said: "I am here, all is well."Meanwhile, fans of the ITV programme were unimpressed with co-star Richard Madeley's update on Britney Spears' pregnancy.

Good Morning Britain's Alex Beresford has revealed that he is now engaged. The 41-year-old weatherman proposed to his girlfriend Imogen McKay on New Year’s Day during a romantic holiday in Majorca.

Good Morning Britain host Ranvir Singh was left feeling concerned for ITV viewers after actress Emma Corrin's jaw dropping frock was aired on Monday's show (April 11).The 44-year-old TV personalty became so worried about the images, she even checked-in with producers that it was ok to air the pictures of the star.Even her co-star Richard Madeley appeared completely speechless as the eye-popping gown made it's way onto screens during Vick Hope's entertainment update.The Radio 1 star turned ITV showbiz guru was busy updating on the results of the Olivier Awards when talk turned to red carpet glamour.The swanky star studded ceremony, which took place on Sunday, saw Emma Corrin sport a very attention demanding balloon bra dress.TV star Ranvir was baffled over the Princess Diana star's choice of attire and wondered if it was safe to show on the programme so early on in the day.Ranvir commented: "What's going on? That's okay, is it?The presenter appeared to receive approval from [Producer] Owen issues an okay to continue."I don't know what to say about that," chimed in a shocked Ranvir."It's not a dress I'd go for but if a producer extraordinaire says that's okay at 12 minutes past seven in the Easter holidays then so be it," she added.It seemed Ranvir was correct to cross examine ITV chiefs over airing the racy gown as comments on Twitter flooded in.One person quipped: "That dress stopped Madeley in his tracks.

RICHARD Madeley left a Good Morning Britain guest close to tears today during a tense debate about oil protests. The host kicked off the discussion by telling Miranda Wheelan she had zero support from viewers after her group blocked petrol supply chains and left millions of motorists scrambling for fuel.

TV legends Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan appeared on the White Wine Question Time Podcast yesterday, where they spoke to presenter Kate Thornton about their famous Book Club. On the show, Richard was keen to dispel any illusions that the couple did not personally select the books that made it onto their list. Richard and Judy, who are best known for their self-titled show and long presence on This Morning between 1988 and 2001, were quick to clarify that they are both keen readers. The daytime presenters launched their Richard & Judy Book Club with WHSmith in January 2004, and have continued to pick out their favourites to recommend to readers ever since. Kate told the couple that, after 12 years of their book club, they continued to “get Britain turning the page”. In response to this, Richard said: “Well, I suppose it’s because we don’t just lend our names to it.

ITV talk show host Lorraine Kelly admitted to Express.co.uk she went from a size 10 to a size 14 over lockdown, and spoke about how her increased food and alcohol intake were partly to blame.The journalist has teamed up with WW (formerly known as Weight Watchers) in hopes of getting her confidence and “va va voom back”.Lorraine, 62, spoke about how she was dismayed to find that she had gone from a size 10 to a size 14 due to the change to her diet over lockdown. Speaking about how the pandemic affected her, Lorraine said: “Things were different. All of a sudden, the routine in our lives went. “I mean, I still had a routine, but there were no exercise classes - maybe once a day you could walk your dogs? “And comfort eating.

Kate Garraway has been flooded with criticism after her recent comments about the National Health Service (NHS) were misinterpreted by viewers.The Good Morning Britain presenter hit back on Twitter today after being forced to clarify her stance on the public health service which supported her husband Derek Draper through his recent battle with Covid.The 54-year-old was joined by Richard Madeley on the ITV programme on April 6 where they discussed the national insurance rise which will help the NHS to recover from the pandemic and help to fund social care in England.Kate has since been flooded with tweets as social media users claimed she had been "advocating" for the health service to become private.During the discussion on GMB, show guest and journalist, Andrew Pierce, claimed that he had read a story that claimed some NHS diversity managers were going to be paid a salary of £95,000, to which Kevin McGuire alleged this was to compete with the private sector."That £95,000 should be spent on nurses and doctors," Andrew said.Reacting to the comment, Kate said: "But that’s a terrible message, Kevin.

This Morning viewers were instantly transported back sixteen years to the 2006 Big Brother house as former contestant Glyn Wise appeared on the show. He was reunited with Dermot O'Leary - who used to host the spin-off series, Big Brother's Little Brother at the time Glynn became runner-up - as he appeared live on the ITV daytime programme to chat to him and Alison Hammond on Thursday (April 7).

Good Morning Britain fans admitted. they were infuriated during a snowboarder interview on the show.

Good Morning Britain presenter Adil Ray clashed with Ed Miliband in a heated debate as they discussed how Rishi Sunak’s multi-millionaire wife continues to avoid paying as much tax as UK residents on foreign earnings.During Thursday’s (April 7) instalment of the popular ITV morning news show, the 47-year-old and his co-host Kate Garraway welcomed the Shadow Chancelor onto the show to share his thoughts on Akshata Murty’s non-domicile status.It is thought the politician’s millionaire wife is able to save millions of pounds in tax evasion on dividends collected from her family’s IT business empire in Bengaluru, India.The Labour MP explained how he remains firmly against the non-domicile status and event made moves to remove the business status while he was in power back in 2015.But the pair locked horns when the presenter pointed out how the Labour party accepted generous donations from Lakshmi Mittal to the party’s future who also takes advantage of his non-domicile status.Towards the end of their interview, Adil asked: "In that case Mr Miliband, did Labour give Lakshmi Mittal £5million because he donated £5million to the Labour Party in 2010 and he benefits from a non-domicile status. "So did the curry king Lord Noon, he gave the Labour Party £1million and he only gave up his non-dom status when he was allowed to join the House of Lords."He went on: "And so did Sir Ronald Cohen, the Egyptian board businessman who gave £2.55million in donations to Labour and then was appointed Chair of the Social Investment task force.

Richard Madeley went full " Alan Partridge " as he compared Russian war crimes to an old legal story about a man on a bus.

Former EastEnders star Ricky Norwood was told to 'let it out' by Alison Hammond as he became emotional during a tribute to June Brown on today's This Morning.

GOOD Morning Britain viewers are convinced Richard Madeley is "feuding" with his co-star Kate Garraway. Breakfast show fans insisted they spotted a "giveaway moment" on this morning's show that "proves" the pair are butting heads. Those watching at home complained the presenter, 56, was “continuously talking over” Kate and she was “struggling to get a word in” as they interviewed Welsh veteran Simon Weston.

Richard Madeley irritated Good Morning Britain viewers as he repeatedly interrupted a guest during an important interview. The presenter was back at the helm of the programme on Tuesday (April 5) alongside Kate Garraway.

Good Morning Britain viewers were left saddened as they heard about Chris Ellison's battle with aphasia - a condition which recently saw Bruce Willis quit acting after he received a diagnosis.

Lorraine Kelly was chatting to fellow presenter Andi Peters last week on the subject of representation on-screen. Lorraine then revealed her concerns that she had failed to call out cultural stereotypes perpetuated by Death In Paradise star Kris Marshall, during an interview on her ITV show in 2020.Regretful Lorraine was referring to an interview she'd conducted with 47-year-old Kris.The actor had been living in Guadeloupe for filming sessions for the murder mystery series, which now stars Ralf Little - and he attracted an enormous backlash when he made derogatory comments on the Lorraine show about his son "becoming a bit too Caribbean"."I'm sure he didn't mean it, but he said something about the education system [in the Caribbean] not being fantastic and he wanted to bring his child to the UK," Lorraine recalled during her chat with Andi Peters on the What if? podcast with Lorraine & Rosie."I should have said: 'Hang on a minute, there's some really good schools there, you don't have to do that' - but I let it go."She added: "It was one of those ones where I should've said something but I didn't.That digs away at me."Yet, an understanding Andi replied: "We're all guilty of that.