Steph McGovern addresses ‘horrendous’ time at home with partner after ‘scary’ encounter

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Eamonn Holmes, 62, has had numerous TV jobs that have required very early starts, and now he's back to the grind of being out and about before 5am.The former This Morning star, joined GB News last month to present their new breakfast show, Breakfast with Eamonn and Isabel [Webster], but it means leaving the house at an ungodly hour to rush to the studio.But Eamonn reassured viewers it's not all bad!The presenter, who has had a tough year battling chronic pain after slipping a disk, revealed one of the "consolations" of his new job's hours, and it's one many would probably be envious of on their journey to work.Taking to Instagram, Eamonn shared a video of his car ride, showing absolutely no traffic on the roads whatsoever.A post shared by Eamonn Holmes OBE (@eamonnholmes)The channel's office headquarters are at Riverbank House in London.It has a number of studios at The Point building in the Paddington Basin area of the city.He captained his somewhat relaxing post: "One of the consolations of early starts..."Empty Roads. Good Morning."And with the capital's traffic as bad as it is, Londoners can only dream of Eamonn's stress-free journey in.Upon joining the team, it's been nothing short of success for the presenter.And he was even more ecstatic after reading the positive comments he received about his "chemistry" with co-host Isabel.Taking to Twitter recently, following their weekday morning show, Eamonn was delighted with the reaction.One fan penned a loving message to them both, saying: "@EamonnHolmes @IsabelWebster_ The show is getting better week by week."The chemistry between you, too, is excellent.

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticWhen “Inventing Anna” taps into what made New York City scammer Anna Delvey (née Anna Sorokin) such a fascinating flashpoint, it’s easy to get sucked into its orbit. When it gives its actors enough meat to sink their teeth into, it can be as fun a distraction as Anna’s wilder nights were for the various sidekicks she picked up along her way to true notoriety.

West Ham United, and Prince William is a well known Aston Villa supporter, but the Prince of Wales has gone in a different direction.Prince Charles continues to do a lot of charity work surrounding football, and it's perhaps through this that the 73-year-old has built up a report with one side in particular.And he has a VIP season ticket waiting for him should he ever look to use it.Prince Charles has followed his family in choosing football teams that wear claret and blue, but remarkably the Prince of Wales is a fan of Burnley, as revealed at a reception and dinner for the British Asian Trust in 2012.Charles said: "Some of you asked this evening whether I support a British football club and I said, 'Yes, Burnley.'"And people have responded 'Burnley?' Oh, yes, because Burnley has been through some very challenging times and I'm trying to find ways of helping to regenerate and raise aspirations and self-esteem in that part of the world."Burnley were not in the Premier League at the time that Charles admitted his love for the club, but unfortunately they could be in danger of dropping back down the Championship unless they pick up some points this season.Following his admission of admiration for Burnley, the club offered him a VIP season ticket and a place in their directors' box, as a spokesperson said: "It's no surprise to see Charles reaffirming his support for Burnley Football Club as we know he keeps a close eye on our results."In fact, as part of our new season ticket package, we are sending a complimentary VIP season ticket to Charles and we hope to see him cheering on the Clarets from the directors' box next season."

"So we're going to turn one of the rooms into a restaurant or a bar and pretend that we're out."Although the blonde presenter is yet to share the identity of her partner,  however the couple have recently welcomed a baby together. The 37-year-old business presenter tweeted at the end of last year: "Well hello world, just surfaced to let you know that we now have a daughter!"Born on Monday morning just as @BBCBreakfast was wrapping up. We’re all fine and dandy.

Alex Jones was left in tears live on air after a guest made her cry during her radio show.The 43 year old presents her own shown on BBC Radio Wales at weekends, and was left emotional when speaking to fellow TV presenter Steph McGovern. Steph, 38, has landed her own Channel 4 show named Steph's Packed Lunch, with Alex admitting to her pal that she has to "pinch" herself over her achievements.

Piers Morgan tribute amid death of 'fearless' Ruth Bader Ginsburg[LATEST]Steph McGovern addresses freedom to voice opinions after leaving BBC[INTERVIEW]James Martin speaks out on Saturday Kitchen after show exit[TV]The news comes just two months after ITV announced its Diversity Acceleration Plan to try and increase inclusion on screen.The broadcaster explained in a statement that they aimed to: "Accelerate change in diversity and inclusion on screen and across ITV by creating more opportunities for those from Black, Asian, minority ethnic and other underrepresented groups."Over the next 12 months ITV will increase investment in this area and this plan will deliver measurable change across all levels and parts of ITV."They added: "The first

BBC Breakfast last year, shortly before the birth of her daughter in November.The Channel 4 host is now the face of her own daytime show Steph's Packed Lunch.The 38-year-old explained that it's "nice to not worry" about airing her views and remaining impartial since her move away from the BBC.Her comments come after the corporation's new director general Tim Davie shared his plans for a “crackdown” on the broadcaster’s impartiality rules.He said in a speech earlier this month: “If you want to be an opinionated columnist or a partisan campaigner on social media then that is a valid choice, but you should not be working at the BBC.”Steph explained that following her move it's "nice" to have the freedom to express her opinions.In an interview

best of friends for several years, so it comes as no surprise that Alex Jones was feeling emotional when she congratulated Steph McGovern on her brand new Channel 4 show, Steph's Packed Lunch.READ: Steph McGovern turned to therapy after suffering night terrors about losing her babyDuring a recent chat on BBC Radio Wales, host Alex confessed she was "crying" on air as the pair reflected on how far the two of them have come in their careers so far."I have to ask because sometimes you get that sort of 'pinch me' moment, and can you believe and did you ever think that you would have a show that was being created around you?" Alex asked the former BBC Breakfast presenter.WATCH: Inside Steph McGovern's amazing home"It makes me really emotional

Steph McGovern has explained more about the nature of her night terrors.

Miquita Oliver is back on our TV screens and we couldn't be happier. She found fame hosting the beloved hangover Sunday show T4 alongside Simon Amstell, and was also part of London party scene often seen out with her best pals Lily Allen, Nick Grimshaw, Pixie Geldof, and fellowT4 co-host Alexa Chung.

Brad Pitt's girlfriend Nicole Poturalski, 27, shares cryptic postShe turned to the audience and added: “You know what I’m talking about, I’m putting you off your food now, aren’t I?”Steph tends to keep her relationship out of the public eye and hasn’t unveiled the name of her partner publicly.The presenter’s girlfriend is believed to be a BBC executive, who she shares a ten-month-old daughter with.Steph announced the news of her birth back in November on Twitter, in view of her 404,000 followers.She wrote: “Well hello world, just surfaced to let you know that we now have a daughter!“Born on Monday morning just as @BBCBreakfast was wrapping up.

Steph McGovern is back on our screens in her new daytime Channel 4 series Steph's Packed Lunch.

Steph McGovern lives in a beautiful home in Yorkshire. The Steph's Packed Lunch presenter previously filmed her series, The Steph Show, from inside during the coronavirus pandemic, showing exactly how it's decorated.

Steph McGovern had to have counselling to get over her night terrors about losing her baby. The former BBC Breakfast star, 38, gave birth to her daughter back in November.

Steph McGovern has opened up about the horrific night terrors she suffers, which focuses on her losing a baby.READ: Steph McGovern reveals relatable parenting mistakeThe former BBC Breakfast presenter, who welcomed her baby daughter in November with her partner, confessed she required therapy to overcome the nightmares. "I don't ever actually feel stressed but the way it manifests in me is at night," she said, reports The Sun.

Steph McGovern has spoken out about the vivid night terrors she has suffered, which focused on her losing a baby.

SHE is the all-new smiling face of lunchtime television. But away from the cameras, Steph McGovern has detailed the horrific night terrors that led her to undergo therapy.

BBC Breakfast star Steph McGovern, 38, has reflected on the difficulties she experienced while hosting The Steph Show during the coronavirus lockdown.The presenter fronted the Channel 4 programme from her home and was joined by guests who appeared remotely over video calls.Steph, who welcomed her 10-month-old daughter with her partner last year, announced that her show would be taking a break in April to “give her family their home back”.She is now preparing to relaunch the show with a new name, Steph’s Packed Lunch.The programme will be broadcast from a studio live from Leeds, rather than from the comfort of her own home, which is a relief for the mum-of-one.Addressing the technical issues she faced at the time, Steph admitted hosting the

Channel 4 debut as the TV star discussed her new programme.The Channel 4 star, who is about to launch her new show Steph’s Packed Lunch, live from Leeds shared her concerns.The 38-year-old explained she is excited to bring her new show to the north as she is set to broadcast from Channel 4's Leeds studios.However, the presenter admitted she has thought about what people may do on-air during a live programme.Speaking to Express.co.uk and other publications, Steph talked about her new studios saying: "I think it adds a different backdrop.

Steph McGovern has admitted she is nervous as she launches her latest show because she believes that if it pans, the buck stops with her.