Ross Kemp viewers 'sickened' by NHS frontline doc as he breaks down on ward

Martin Lewis is the founder of the website Moneysavingexpert.com and is in high demand around the country for his financial tips and tricks. However, he found himself in an embarrassing situation this morning when power outages left him with no other choice but to abandon his usual camera.Taking to Twitter to address the mishap, the 49-year-old told his 1.3 million followers: "Eek @Thismorning was hairy."Sudden broadband outage in my area.So I've no home broadband."However, the TV expert, who is renowned for his quick thinking, soon found an alternative."I've poor mobile signal in my house so stuck my mobile in the garden, opened window, used hotspot to get a signal to do my slot via Skype on my PC rather than my normal broadcast camera," he explained.Fans who had been hoping to catch Martin's energy-saving tips in the midst of claims that energy bills will rise by £700 per year were almost in for a disastrous disappointment.@mm0jxi did not spare his blushes when he replied, copying in the This Morning Twitter account to the post, that he should have paid for a business fibre connection.However, Martin was quick to respond that he already had one."Oh we’ve had that but more classy, trenching for the garden irrigation," joked Twitter user, @Irksome73.They added: "I suspect it’s not a real business grade fibre connection, aka leased line because they are not normally affected by area-wide outages."@hwallop was a little more sympathetic, commenting: "That would have given me a heart attack from the stress!"Martin replied: "Yep! Not the easiest, and couldn't find my headphones so had to let it play from my computer speaker.

EastEnders star Daniella Westbrook has shared a new stunning selfie where she is celebrating the "new version" of herself.The 48-year-old actress shared a stunning selfie on social media with an uplifting message.She wrote: "Starting to embrace the new version of me … but still hanging on to the old skool style"Danniella also added: "with thanks to @80scasualclassics @untitled_clothingbrand #justbecause #westie #love"She took the selfie in what appears to be a car while wearing a white hoody and black cap.This comes after the TV personality appeared to be looking to the future after being snubbed by EastEnders last month.Taking to Instagram to put on a brave face, snap a glam selfie and open up about how she's feeling, Danniella let fans know that she's "growing" and while doing so, she's expecting "pain and change."The former EastEnders beauty posted a snap alongside the statement. She could be seen donning a glam makeup look and chic hat as she posed for the camera.Writing a lengthy caption on Instagram to accompany her latest snap, Danniella penned: "To truly evolve you have to grow," she started."Growing means pain, change, excepting that we have to walk away from people, make good anything you need to, wish them love & remember that season with a smile."She added: "We get one life and the days weeks months and years soon start to stack up & fly by...

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Ross Kemp has said the coronavirus crisis has been like “a reset button” and helped to show what is important in life.

Danniella Westbrook says Ross Kemp saved her by refusing to carry on filming EastEnders after she collapsed.

Former EastEnders hard man Ross Kemp has upset viewers with his latest documentary, which sees him in a hospital as NHS staff struggle with the coronavirus pandemic.

ROSS Kemp today surprised BBC viewers by wearing a "jazzy top", after years spent in plain clothes to visit war zones and prisons. The TV hardman, 55, was speaking to BBC Breakfast on a video link from home about his new show, Ross Kemp: On the NHS Frontline, which returns at 9pm tonight on ITV.

A brave coronavirus victim has tragically past away after being on Ross Kemp's NHS documentary weeks ago.

Ross Kemp has visited some of the deadliest places on earth, but a hospital amid the coronavirus pandemic has proved his most controversial yet.

While enduring the most horrifying experience of his life, Paul Breeze bravely asked to be filmed to help others.

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The CEO of a hospital used by Ross Kemp to film a controversial documentary about the fight against coronavirus has received a death threat, according to reports.

Ross Kemp fought back tears during his new documentary Ross Kemp: On the NHS Frontline which aired on Thursday night.

Television star Ross Kemp has defended his upcoming documentary after he was slammed by fans for putting "draining NHS resources" during the current coronavirus pandemic.

Ross Kemp has defended his new documentary about NHS staff on the front line fighting coronavirus, after he was criticised for going into a hospital where dying patients are separated from their loved ones.

Milton Keynes University hospital bosses have defended their decision to let Ross Kemp film a coronavirus documentary there.

Ross Kemp, 55, has sparked backlash on social media after informing fans about the progress of his coronavirus documentary.The former EastEnders actor is currently filming from inside an NHS hospital in Milton Keynes to shed light on the hard working efforts of medics fighting against COVID-19 in an intensive care unit.However, some social media users became furious about the idea after watching a video Ross posted from the hospital yesterday in view of his 203,000 Twitter followers.The investigative journalist could be seen wearing PPE equipment in the clip and was accused of wasting hospital resources.He captioned the post: "I’ve just been fitted for PPE and we’re about to go into an intensive care unit at Milton Keynes Hospital to

Former EastEnders actor Ross Kemp has come under fire for visiting an intensive care unit treating coronavirus patients with a camera crew.

Ross Kemp has faced a furious backlash after he was accused of wasting vital PPE equipment for his upcoming NHS documentary.

Ross Kemp has been branded "insensitive" following the news he's set to appear in a new ITV coronavirus documentary.

Ross Kemp will be shedding light on the real battle against coronavirus and the 'sacrifices that NHS staff make' in a gripping new ITV documentary.