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Susanna Reid, the familiar face of Good Morning Britain, has announced she'll be taking a short hiatus from the show. On Thursday's (April 3) episode at the ITV studios, Susanna greeted viewers with her co-host Ed Balls as they tackled the day's hot topics, including the lucrative underworld of counterfeit goods and President Trump's new tariffs on UK exports to the US. As the programme drew to a close, Susanna and Ed chatted with pundits Ayesha Hazarika and Ed Vaizey before transitioning to Lorraine Kelly's segment.

The fifth season of Grace saw John Simm have a dark day at work, as the actor faced the sharp chill of the sea while filming under Brighton Pier in a full suit for the series. John Simm, aged 54, makes his comeback as the titular detective in ITV's hit crime drama Grace and shares how unsettling it was to start the new series with Detective Roy Grace having a rare moment of leisure.

As the fifth series of Grace kicks off, it's Cleo Morey who finds herself engulfed in sorrow, setting the stage for a tumultuous time ahead with Roy Grace. Zoë Tapper, who brings the pathology technician to life in the ITV series, reveals that her character was expecting DSU Roy Grace's child at the close of the fourth season. However, as the new episodes unfold, we find Cleo on leave, heartbroken from a miscarriage.

Good Morning Britain was halted on Wednesday (April 2) as the hosts paid an emotional tribute to Val Kilmer after the announcement of his tragic death. Val's daughter Mercedes confirmed to US media that the iconic Top Gun and Batman actor had died on Tuesday evening due to pneumonia at the age of 65. She also mentioned that her father had battled throat cancer in 2014 but had made a recovery.

Fans are gobsmacked by Susan Boyle's journey since her iconic Britain's Got Talent audition that left the world spellbound.The Scottish songstress became an overnight sensation after wowing everyone on the popular ITV show in 2009, where her stunning performance of 'I Dreamed a Dream' from Les Misérables truly set her star soaring.The Britain's Got Talent (BGT) YouTube channel's clip of her audition has raked in a jaw-dropping 29 million views, and is described as "one of the most unforgettable auditions in BGT history".Today marks Susan Boyle's 64th birthday (April 1), so let's delve into what the operatic pop sensation has been up to since stealing hearts all over the globe back in 2009. A TikTok user @celebrity.memorial has given fans a sneak peek at her life post-BGT fame.They uploaded a TikTok video complete with a voiceover detailing: "What really happened to Susan Boyle from Britain's Got Talent? Susan Boyle captured the world's attention with her remarkable audition on Britain's Got Talent in 2009, soaring to international stardom almost overnight." But while she's clocked up an eye-watering fortune of over $45 million (around £34 million), details about what she’s been doing more recently have been notably elusive, leaving followers curious about the current chapter of Susan's life.

Sue Devaney's dyslexia posed a challenge during her character Debbie Webster's dementia storyline on Coronation Street.The actress, 57, who first graced the cobbles 41 years ago, is set for turmoil as Debbie Webster navigates a challenging storyline involving vascular dementia. ITV viewers have been concerned for her fate in the Manchester-based program since the storyline was confirmed. On-screen, Debbie has been exhibiting erratic behaviour, struggling with emotional control and showing signs of increasing forgetfulness.

Will Best and AJ Odudu have opened up about all things Celebrity Big Brother ahead of the 2025 series launch next week.The revamped version of the hit reality series is making its grand return to ITV next week, and it's set to see a host of celebs ditch their plush pads for the UK's most notorious residence. Names like Jack P Shepherd, Chris Hughes, Ella Rae Wise, and Danny Beard are buzzing as potential stars rumoured to be entering the CBB house for the 2025 season. While hosts Will and AJ are still in the dark about the final roster, which remains a tightly guarded secret by show execs, they haven't shied away from revealing their personal picks for the show.

Jeremy Kyle has spilled the beans on why he reckons his headline-grabbing ITV show was already on borrowed time even before it got the chop in 2019.The daytime TV host was cancelled after Steve Dymond, a guest, took his own life a week after filming his appearance. But now aged 59, Jeremy has spoken out during his first TV interview since the Jeremy Kyle Show was axed.The interview, recorded weeks after he was "exonerated" following an inquest into Dymond's death, includes him admitting he understood why his show had to go. "I understand entirely that The Kyle Show had to fall on its sword because of that," he admitted to Kate Garraway.

Loose Women's Denise Welch swiftly quashed the bizarre rumours that had circulated about her over the weekend. As the ITV programme began on Monday, co-host Jane Moore humorously remarked on Denise's presence, suggesting they were fortunate she could make it.

Good Morning Britain's Susanna Reid couldn't wait to extend her heartfelt congrats to a cherished colleague during Monday's morning show. As things got underway, the presenter gushed: "Huge congratulations to Kate, fantastic stuff and all for a good cause", applauding her fellow presenter Kate Garraway for her commendable performance on The Great Celebrity Bake Off for Stand Up To Cancer.

Gary Barlow had a close encounter with a tiger shark while filming for the second series of his show, Gary Barlow's Wine Tour in Australia. "Just as we were about to dive in, the guide at the back of the boat said, 'There's a tiger shark,'" Gary recalls. "I looked and I caught the back end of this shark heading off.

Soap legends Adam and Ryan Thomas have unveiled a surprising twist about their fresh gaming show 99 to Beat.The brothers, popular for their roles on Emmerdale and Coronation Street respectively, have taken a leap into the world of presenting, helming the ITV game show. While chatting on Channel 4's Sunday Brunch, the duo shared their show's premise where challengers try to avoid finishing last among 100 participants in various demanding games.

The buzz is building for the upcoming series of Celebrity Big Brother, with fans in a frenzy playing guessing games about who will be stepping into the house this year. Set to kick off on April 7 in its second season in its new ITV home, the show will once again be presented by AJ Odudu and Will Best. As you'd expect, the grapevine is ripe with rumours as to which famous names will appear - with EastEnders legend Patsy Palmer, known for her iconic role as Bianca Jackson, reportedly agreeing to sign up.

Alison Hammond has candidly shared on live radio why she declined the offer to star in Celebrity Big Brother 2025. The bubbly This Morning host first made her TV debut back in 2002 on the reality show, which was then broadcasted on Channel 4. She participated in a season that saw presenter, model and DJ Kate Lawler emerge as the winner.

Former Emmerdale heartthrob Ryan Hawley, known for his iconic role as Robert Sugden, has completely transformed for a brand new part, leaving fans barely able to recognise him from his days in the Dales.The 39-year-old actor, who graced our screens on ITV's beloved soap from 2014 to 2019 after taking the baton from Karl Davies, was at the centre of some of Emmerdale's most gripping plots. His portrayal of Robert's romance with Aaron Dingle, played by Danny Miller, captured hearts nationwide, making them one of TV's most adored duos.

The sly and enigmatic Joe Tate has hit rock bottom in Emmerdale, caught in the grip of a mysterious ailment, but he's hatched another cunning plan to save his own life. Ned Porteous, the actor behind the notorious character since 2017, has spilled the beans on Joe's desperate ploys. Speaking about Joe's dire straits, Ned reveals, "He's pretty ill," emphasizing the severity by noting, "He's not in a good place at all.

Soap fans are warned to take everything Joe Tate declares with a pinch of salt as Ned Porteous hints at the villain's seemingly settled feud with Kim Tate. For years, Joe has been determined to bring the ruthless businesswoman down. In a twist that left Emmerdale fans gobsmacked, Joe Tate extended an olive branch to Kim Tate (Claire King), putting a pause on their acrimonious conflict.

Martin Lewis offered sincere apologies to his audience when he came back on air with the latest installment of The Martin Lewis Money Show. On Tuesday (March 18) night, the financial whizz and Good Morning Britain host shared a series of top tips for budgeting, shopping smartly, and saving cash, much to the delight of viewers looking to tighten their purse strings.

Loose Women panellist Kaye Adams has admitted she didn't expect to form such a strong relationship with one of her co-stars when they met. Kaye, 62, was talking on the Loose Women podcast when she and fellow panellist Frankie Bridge spoke candidly about their friendship.The pair met after Frankie signed on to the show in 2021. Since appearing on the ITV show together, the pair have developed a 'bantery' friendship, Frankie said.

Actress Gemma Atkinson has decided against a return to her soap opera beginnings.The TV favourite first gained recognition as Lisa Hunter on Channel 4's Hollyoaks from 2001 to 2005, with a brief comeback just three years ago. Since then, she's graced our screens in shows like The Bill, and Waterloo Road. Eventually, the 40-year-old star traded the North West for West Yorkshire, taking on the role of Carly Hope in ITV's Emmerdale.

Following the finale of Dancing on Ice's 17th series, professional skater Mark Hanretty has announced he's leaving the star-studded competition. After featuring in 12 series of the ITV show, the 39-year-old confirmed to fans that his departure marks the "end of an era".