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Eamonn Holmes has been plagued with a number of health issues after undergoing surgery on his back, including fracturing his shoulder.The GB News presenter has since returned to work after taking several months off to recover.The broadcaster has been open about his struggles with a dislocated pelvis and a trapped sciatic nerve, amongst his other health concerns.The 63-year-old was visited by his pal Rylan-Clark on Sunday evening who couldn't resist using the presenter's latest at home machinery.Eamonn and Ruth have since purchased a stair lift to help Eamonn move more freely around their home.Rylan, 34, who jokingly referred to Eamonn as "dad" took the opportunity to get on the former This Morning presenter's new toy, while Ruth filmed.Ruth was heard saying: "Wait until it stops beeping, don't bloody break it." To which Rylan replied: "Can I just do it now? It's the noise! Oh, this is great," before mimicking a royal wave as the stair lift started moving down.The Loose Women presenter starts giggling which in turn sets off Rylan with a fit of giggles before she sarcastically asks "Are you Rylan? Can I have your autograph?"Rylan quipped: "Can I just say, I know you've been through it Dad, but you've got an easy life here!"Eamonn retorted: "It's a fun fair, it's the fun palace," to which Rylan replied: "Honestly, you could rent this out."The BBC Radio 2 presenter took to Instagram and shared the clip with his 1.6 million followers, and captioned the post: "Well someone had to go and check out the tech…. @eamonnholmes.

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Eamonn Holmes, 63, has been enduring hell in the health department in recent months, fracturing his shoulder in a fall very soon after he began recovering from a major operation on his back.The GB News Breakfast star had dislocated his pelvis last year that sparked his chronic back pain - and he has now opened up about the frustration he feels.Taking to Twitter today, the former This Morning presenter shared his plight with over a million followers, as he confessed he had "worked hard at my physio this morning"."Very tiring but I've now sat on my backside for 5 hours and feel bad about doing nothing," he explained."Lack of mobility & depending on others stops me doing really simple things."For peace of mind I feel another round of foot exercises coming on," he added.The broadcaster was inundated with messages of support but was forced to hit back at a Twitter troll, who joked that his current struggle "doesn't sound like a great advert for revitive".He was referring to Eamonn's role, along with wife Ruth Langsford, as an ambassador for a £250 circulation boosting foot stimulator product by the brand.Eamonn hit back at the comment, saying: "Don't be so stupid."He elaborated that he had also been trying hydrotherapy in a bid to relieve the pain too.@wogsalg responded more sympathetically, confiding to Eamonn: "I feel your pain.

Eamonn Holmes took to social media and detailed his bedtime battle as he reached out for help.The GB News presenter has been plagued by personal struggles and health issues over the past few weeks.The 63-year-old was forced to take a break from his role on GB News after fracturing his shoulder, and then had to face the heartbreaking news of his beloved mother Josie’s death last month.In addition, the former This Morning presenter has been dealing with insomnia - where people have difficulty getting to sleep or staying asleep for long enough to feel refreshed the next morning.Eamonn explained he needed to reach out to others so he didn't feel like he was "suffering alone".Breaking his silence in view of his one million followers, he took to Twitter and shared a candid message at 2.50am.Eamonn wrote: "I try not to constantly go on about #sleepless nights .... but if u know u know  .....

Eamonn Holmes, 63, has opened up about the tragic death of one of his dearest lifelong friends, Dr Maria Moloney. Describing himself as "inconsequential" in comparison to her, he lamented that life would feel much more lonely without her around.GB News host Eamonn Holmes, who is married to fellow TV presenter Ruth Langsford, paid tribute to his friend on Twitter on the day of her funeral."A dear lifelong friend is buried today.Taken too soon.

Ruth Langsford’s husband Eamonn Holmes, 63, has returned to Twitter to thank fans for their support after being plagued by personal struggles and health issues over the past few weeks. Eamonn was forced to take a break from his role on GB News after fracturing his shoulder, and then had to face the heartbreaking news of his beloved mother Josie’s death last month.The former This Morning presenter was keen to mark his birthday today by showing his appreciation to his fans and friends for their kind words and helpful gestures.Breaking his silence in view of his one million followers, Eamonn wrote: “Hello Everyone ….“Recent Health and personal events have resulted in a huge outpouring of affection from people I have the privilege of knowing and so many that I don't.

Eamonn Holmes, 62, underwent major surgery on his back in September and has been absent from GB News ever since, with the star sharing his agonising pain on Twitter with his fans. As his co-star Isabel Webster confirmed Eamonn's non attendance at the TV Choice Awards, the presenter recently revealed he has not been sleeping due to his chronic pain.Eamonn gave an update on his health earlier this week as the presenter was forced awake in the early hours of the morning.In view of his one million Twitter followers, at four o'clock in the morning, the broadcaster penned: "Sleep has eluded me this evening I'm afraid."Don't want to waste the time so I'm going to start drawing up Christmas lists.

Eamonn Holmes faced another health setback by falling at his home and fracturing his shoulder.The 62-year-old's future on GB News has now been addressed by his co-star Isabel Webster.Taking to her Instagram Story, the presenter told fans she was looking forward to seeing Eamonn back in 2023. She wrote: "It's been a tough few weeks for my lovely friend and co-presenter Eamonn Holmes."I can't wait to have him back fighting fit in the new year."Isabel added a gif to her post which read: "Miss you."Gino D'Acampo slams David Beckham 'ruining my life'The presenter went on to say it was "heartbreaking" to see him in "so much pain" over the past few months.Last month, the GB News star underwent spinal surgery to try and ease chronic pain in his back and legs.He has since been receiving rehabilitative treatment and was ordered him to rest for at least eight weeks.Following his recent fall, he now needs a longer period of time to recover.A representative for Eamonn told Express.co.uk: “As a consequence of being laid low by major surgery, Eamonn suffered a fall at home a couple of weeks ago and had to undergo another operation.“He’s naturally gutted by the setback, but the good news is the surgery on his shoulder went well.

Express.co.uk columnist underwent spinal surgery earlier this month to try and ease chronic pain in his back and legs. But the legendary Irish presenter has been dealt a fresh setback, after a fall at his Surrey home which led to him tumbling downstairs.The accident left Eamonn with a fractured shoulder and forced him to undergo a second operation within the space of just a few weeks.Eamonn is now receiving rehabilitative treatment on his injuries, and doctors have ordered him to rest for at least eight weeks.A representative for Eamonn told Express.co.uk today: “As a consequence of being laid low by major surgery, Eamonn suffered a fall at home a couple of weeks ago and had to undergo another operation.“He’s naturally gutted by the setback, but the good news is the surgery on his shoulder went well.

Eamonn Holmes returned to GB News this morning to give an update about his health after going under the knife following an 18-month battle with chronic pain.The 62-year-old caught up with his co-star Isabel Webster, 39, as he recovers at home. Taking to social media ahead of his return as a guest, he told fans it was his co-star's concerns that made him finally go under the knife.The presenter shared a picture of him clutching his cane as he held onto Isabel's shoulder. He told fans he had to undergo the operation after struggling to walk alone during filming for the Queen's funeral. On Twitter, he commented: "Live at 8.45 am on #GBNews... How by helping me walk, my presenting partner @IsabelWebster_ convinced me to have an operation on my back a week ago today.

GB News presenter has recently undergone surgery on his back in a bid to relieve pressure on his sciatic nerves.The operation to ease his chronic pain, which carried a 20 percent risk of going wrong, was recommended to Eamonn after the broadcaster was left dependent on a walking stick and dealing with what he has described as “horrendous pain”. Having been dealing with crippling pain for the last 18 months, Eamonn Holmes is no stranger to health conditions, as he also came down with shingles back in 2018.Speaking about his experience with shingles as he partners with GSK in a bid to raise awareness of the condition and its potential complications, Eamonn revealed that numerous "stressful" circumstances in his life at the time had contributed to him developing the painful condition, as he placed a great deal of blame onto the mental health implications of his battle with HMRC.Waking up with the painful rash on the left side of his face, Eamonn explained that he had “no idea what had happened” to him.He told Express.co.uk: “I went to bed one day and woke up the next day looking like Quasimodo.“I had my face covered in blisters and had absolutely no idea what it was.

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“If you think this conservative government is going to get re-elected by telling everyone in the south that we don’t give a stuff about them and they don’t have needs, I don’t know what planet you’re on.“When I was in Kent there were people there from Thanet! Which is one of the most deprived places in England.”He concluded: “Levelling up and investment is not something that is only for the North!”Rishi then declared himself the “most Northern chancellor”.Piers quote-tweeted the post in praise of the politician.He said: “When @RishiSunak gets fired up like this & shows real passion, he is massively more impressive than when he plays it too slick & cautious.”The TV presenter’s followers were quick to jump on to the Tweet to share their thoughts.@XanderWright3 wrote sarcastically: “Could hardly make any of that out through his thick Yorkshire accent to be fair.”@Wadey9971 penned: “I’m an anti Tory to the core, but I would like to have someone in power who has passion.“If he showed that level of passion and fight during the whole PM race he may have one.”@Ianrab said: “It's a pretty uninspiring choice, Truss v Sunak.

Eamonn Holmes' GB News co-presenter Isabel Webster, 39, who appears daily on the Breakfast with Eamonn and Isabel show, took to Twitter to defend that she's "not a shock jock" after facing backlash from viewers.

GB News presenter Eamonn Holmes has admitted that he "felt old" when he was just 21-years-old due to his multiple responsibilities.

Eamonn Holmes should have been presenting coverage of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee on TV screens earlier this month, but found himself in a hospital bed being treated for a painful back instead.The experience gave the presenter, who has just begun a new column for Express.co.uk, a renewed understanding of the "underpaid and understaffed" NHS.The 63-year-old broadcaster woke up in agony at the time and, after being rushed to A&E and having an emergency MRI scan, it was revealed that he was suffering from two prolapsed discs in his back.He was impressed by the speedy and efficient treatment he received and the "education" he was given about his condition, alongside the options he was offered every step of the way - but he lamented the impact Brexit has been having on the NHS."The 20 or 30 [staff] I met during my stay repeatedly insisted they were 'just doing their jobs'," he recalled, after praising their efforts to keep patients comfortable throughout the night."My carers were from Northern Ireland, the Philippines and Africa.They were underpaid and understaffed," he continued."Brexit has robbed [the NHS] of many European folk who used to keep the health system going and on a daily basis."I was left asking myself how the hell do they keep saving lives under these conditions day- after-day? But they did."There was no let up and no respite," he exclaimed.He also stated that the complication of staff taking sick leave due to being diagnosed with Covid exacerbated their struggle.He urged the world not to "rely on the Westminster mouthpieces for the facts", and to speak to people within the industry instead.Eamonn felt deflated not to have been at the heart of the action when the Platinum Jubilee kicked off, as he was left

Express.co.uk at the launch event of the Bad Law project, he explained how he couldn’t “stand the injustice” present in courts of law and in the cultural sphere.Laurence said, when asked about cancel culture in relation to the cancellation of political commentator and priest Calvin Robinson, that he couldn’t “stand the injustice”.He said: “I can’t stand the injustice. I don’t like it when people are cancelled.“I think the way that Calvin was treated is fundamentally racist.

Eamonn Holmes, 62, sparked concern as he explained why he has been absent from GB News for the past week, due to hospital treatment. Isabel Webster, 39, his co-presenter has taken to social media to share her support for the former This Morning presenter as he undergoes some "unexpected hospital treatment".Eamonn took to his social media this evening to explain his prolonged absence from GB News, leaving Isabel presenting alone.In response, Isobel penned in view of her 39,700 Twitter followers: "We can’t wait to have you back very soon Eamonn x."Many social media users took to the comments to wish Eamonn well after his "unexpected" treatment.BillyStorey6 said: "Love both of you.

Eamonn Holmes on GB News today.Scott, who is now a family man, shot to fame when he dominated the charts alongside his other group members Sean Conlon, Ritchie Neville, Jason 'J' Brown and Abz Love.The band had their posters plastered on the walls of fans from all over the country.Now, 19 years later, the pop star has remained in showbiz, presenting The Big Drive Home afternoon show on Radio Essex.However, Scott's appearance had changed slightly as he has grown a huge beard, making even some of even the most ardent 90s pop fans struggle to recognise him.Ahead of his appearance on GB News, Scott explained he would soon be on air with Eamonn.In view of his 26,100 followers, he took to his Instagram stories and shared a video message on his way to the studios in London.Sitting in the back seat of the car, he explained: "Early pick-up this morning."I'm on my way to GB News.

Piers Morgan has called out GB News during a new interview aired today. It comes as the presenter is geared up for his return to viewers' screens after a year hiatus from television after he sensationally quit Good Morning Britain after a row over Meghan Markle.The 57-year-old has continued to escalate his feud with GB News presenter Nigel Farage, who he branded a "treacherous, disingenuous little snake".Speaking about his new self-titled programme, Piers Morgan: Uncensored, the TalkTV host admitted he has no intentions of "letting down" network owner Rupert Murdoch.Ahead of this, the outspoken journalist hit out at GB News - the TV network launched in June last year.Piers has since claimed that he plans to "flatline" the rival station.Speaking on The Chris Evans Breakfast Show, the former GMB presenter did not hold back.Addressing his new interview with Donald Trump, the presenter revealed it came to a "dramatic" end.He admitted he was "surprised" the former president had decided to go ahead with the interview after not hearing from him for a long time.Piers explained that two weeks ago he had flown out the whole of his team to do the chat with Trump but was warned there was a "problem".He said: "[Trump's advisors] showed me this three-page document of all of the worst things I had said about him in the past year-and-a-half."It was me calling him a monster, gangster and a mob boss and saying he should be remved from office.

GB News hosts Eamonn Holmes and Isabel Webster on their morning show, Breakfast with Eamonn and Isabel about starring in the new musical, Footloose.