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@C4Locations is on telly now. “So sorry @Channel4  hospital visiting campaigning might be taking over!” Fans rushed to the comments to share their thoughts. @Minimee61 quipped: “Yes watching it now and dont forget your on the Andrew Marr show on LBC tomorrow…” Kirstie replied, saying: “Mustn’t forget, mustn’t forget, mustn’t forget.” @Elizabe91619229 wrote: “You’re doin wonderfully with your hospital campaign Kirstie. “C4Locations will continue to do well.” @Mwgigi9 commented: “We wouldn't forget”. It comes after certain hospitals break the COVID-19 guidance, meaning many patients aren’t allowed to see their families even though this is not explicitly stated in the rules. Kirstie wrote earlier today: “If you’ve been struggling to get reasonable access to family in hospital & feel you just aren’t being heard contact @Charliehparker.“He wants to hear your stories. “The only way we can change things is to shine a light on the those hospitals who are ignoring the guidance.

Kirstie Allsopp, 50, has candidly spoken out on being a parent in a tweet shared with her 427,000 Twitter followers.The Location, Location, Location star revealed “one of her greatest regrets” when educating her two sons - Bay Atlas and Oscar Hercules.Kirstie admitted that saying “no, thanks” to doing homework with Bay and Oscar led to “struggling” with tasks.She wrote: “I have always said that one of my greatest regrets as a parent was not saying ‘No, Thanks’ to homework.“We should have focussed on reading/listening to stories together.“Not struggling with things in separate corners.”1609639Some Twitter users replied to the TV star’s post recounting their points of view and struggles when it came to teaching their children.Northernstock2 said: “I used to refuse my kids doing homework.“Children should, if taught well, be able to do their work within the school day.“As adults, when we go to work, you clock on and off.

Kirstie Allsopp urged the government to support the building of new homes via an impassioned Twitter plea today.The Location, Location, Location presenter expressed her discontent with the housing situation, which comes amid a cost of living crisis, and lamented that the country was "up s*** creek".BBC property expert Henry Pryor helped to ignite the debate by posting a headline stating that neighbours could now get the right to vote on housing plans, such as adding extensions to a property.He added: "Rip up those Govt. new home targets.There’s no way we’re going to build 300k new homes a year now."Kirstie retweeted it, before exclaiming: "Can someone explain to the Government how supply and demand works please?"Because if they don’t support the building of better housing, far faster, prices will continue to rise and we will all be f***ed."She also added in a subsequent tweet: "The rise in the average age of purchase of a first home, followed by the rise in the average age of having a first child will have a profound affect on British society for centuries.

Kirstie Allsopp has taken to Twitter to compare her Location, Location, Location co-host Phil Spencer's physique to that of French president, Emmanuel Macron, after snaps of his incredibly hairy chest recently went viral.The revealing snap of the Frenchman was part of a series of informal photographs that were released just days before he went up against Marine Le Pen in the French Presidential election run-off vote.In view of her 427,300 followers, property expert Kirstie claimed that the Frenchman's body closely resembled Phil's.Kirstie wrote: "Whoever put Macron’s head on @PhilSpencerTV’s body, that’s a clever piece of photoshop.The candid snap was posted by Twitter account @GuidoFawkes and showed the French PM grinning at something out of shot while relaxing on an orange leather sofa.The politician had the first few buttons of his crisp white shirt open to reveal a chest full of dark hair.Location, Location, Location presenter Kirstie couldn't help but compare the French Prime Minister's physique to that of her Channel 4 co-host, Phil.The star's followers soon took to the comments section to weigh in on the snap.@CathMath27 responded to Kirstie with a row of laughing faces.While @MooAndDrew chipped in: "Phil is a lot more muscular," alongside a kiss face.Kirstie has previously opened up on her relationship with Phil who she has presented the hit property show, Location, Location, Location with since 2000.The mother of three, revealed that she knows Phil better than her own property developer Ben Anderson as they spend more time together.Kirstie said: "I still know Phil better than I know Ben because Phil and I have spent more time together."We’ll never be apart.

In The Sunday Times article, Kirstie confessed it bothered her when people said they couldn’t afford to buy a home.She bought her own home aged 21 with the help of a hefty payout from her family. Kirstie wrote a tweet defending herself and posted it to her 426,800 followers in February after her remarks caused outrage. It read: “Anyone who thinks I have spent the last 22 years pretending to understand the needs of British homebuyers must think me a very good actress indeed.“If you don’t like the shows don’t watch them. But I’m beyond caring what the press or social media think about me, life is too short.”Social media users jumped on to the post with their thoughts.@CHSNotts wrote: “Put your reputation where your mouth is and make a series of programmes where 21 year olds on low to average wages are guided by your exoertise to buy their first home under their own financial steam.” (sic) Contrarily, in agreement with Kirstie, @Johnfachiri commented: “I agree with The fact that if young people want to get on the housing ladder they should stop paying for Netflix etc and save.

Kirstie then shared that both of her children received their phones when they were 13. However, she went on to explain in her Mail On Sunday column that she still had “strict rules” when it came to phones. She has enforced the rule that her kids had to leave their phones in the kitchen overnight. They are also not allowed to keep their phones in their bedrooms and must have “phone free days.” The Channel 4 host also explained that she knew her children’s phone passwords. Kirstie said that she can pick up their phones at any point and check what they’ve been up to. She fears that her children will spend too much time indoors, scrolling on their phones. Kirstie went on to say she doesn’t want Bay and Oscar to develop “fear of missing out” when they see what their peers are up to via social media. 

Location, Location, Location presenter Kirstie Allsopp took to Twitter yesterday and today to slam the negative reaction to Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe’s strong words following her release from Iran.The star called those using the hashtag #sendherback “bl**** vile” and hailed Nazanin and her husband Richard as “extraordinary”. In a news conference this week, Nazanin declared that it should never have taken the government so long to secure her release from prison in Iran, and that she should have been freed six years ago. Kirstie, 50, took to social media to share her thoughts on Nazanin’s situation with her 426,000 followers.Yesterday she tweeted: “If a member of my family was held hostage by another country (regardless of whether they hailed from that country or not) I would expect my Government to do everything possible to secure their release, and if my Government was slow to do that, I wouldn’t hesitate to say so.“There is something thoroughly unpleasant about the idea that Nazanin should put up and shut up. “She had 6 especially precious years stolen from her and everyone she loves.  “Why the hell should she sit meekly and not speak her mind?” Kirstie asked incredulously.Today, Kirstie returned to Twitter to blast Nazanin’s critics once more for their “ignorant” reaction.She wrote: “Richard and Nazanin are two of the most extraordinary people I’ve ever come across.  “I’m so proud that Nazanin is a dual Iranian/British citizen, their family and friends, some of whom I’ve been lucky enough to meet, are the best of humankind.“If you think using the hashtag #sendherback is a good idea you are at best bloody ignorant, at worse just bl**** vile. “The world needs more Richards & more Nazanins,” she insisted.“We need more

Location Location Location presenter Kirstie Allsopp was left astonished by the "state" some were in after reading her tweet clarifying that she will no longer be wearing a mask aboard British Airways (BA) flights. Enraged social media users on Twitter tagged the airline in the conversation, as some labelled her "moronic", "selfish" and "inconsiderate".When the airline announced its new policy, revoking the requirement for masks to be worn, the 50-year-old TV star had happily tweeted back in reply: "Yippee!"Kirstie added: "This is great news.

She fumed: "What world is she living in?"How many bleeding cups of coffee are people drinking to make it to the equivalent of buying a house?!"I've never heard so much bull s**t in my life," she wrote in her column for New! Magazine.She added that things were generally a lot easier for those who came from privileged backgrounds.The reality TV star explained that she was still struggling to buy a house.She concluded: "It's extremely hard to buy a house - I'm still struggling now!”Over the years, Kerry has had plenty of her own financial hardship.Kerry declared herself bankrupt in 2008, following a failure to pay a tax bill.In 2009, claims emerged where she accused ex-husband, Mark Croft, of “bleeding her dry.”"This has to end. Mark's bled me dry.

Location, Location, Location presenter Kirstie Allsopp has taken to Twitter to hit back at claims that she's a "rich b***h" following comments she made in an interview which came out over the weekend.Speaking about the housing crisis, the TV star, 50, claimed that young people can get on the property ladder if they cancel their Netflix and gym subscriptions and forgo takeaway coffees.She also suggested that they'd be able to save for a deposit if they moved in with their parents for three years or decided to look elsewhere for cheaper homes.Kirstie added that it required "enormous sacrifices" but said that she often becomes "enraged" when young people say they can't afford to buy.The TV personality's comments sparked huge backlash online as some branded her remarks "out of touch".This morning, Kirstie hit back at a social media user who branded her a "rich b***h" following her comments.The Channel 4 star wrote back in view of her 426,000 followers: "Either you think I’m an out of touch rich b***h who doesn’t get how hard it is to buy a home in many parts of the UK or you don’t."She then went on to claim that her words had been taken out of context.Kirstie ended: "In the end it’s down to whether you believe in my empathy, understanding & experience or not."The star went on to retweet a post from a social media user who took issue with her comments.Twitter user @woodyharveyx wrote: "I think you actually enjoy the thought if people thinking you’re a rich b***h.

Kirstie Allsopp, 49, has shared how she believes coronavirus will not be disappearing anytime soon as case numbers continue to rise in the UK.The Location, Location, Location host sparked backlash after saying Covid is “low down” on the list of things that might kill us, but added, “something has to after all”.Kirstie typed: “Covid is here to stay, it is one of the many things that may kill us, though quite low down that list, something has to after all.  “Luckily in the last 150 years we have taken many things off that list, and we’ve added a few.“Life is like that, but thank God for life,” she added.Fans were divided by her comments as some claimed other countries had managed to stamp out the spread of the disease.One said: “Hard

Kirstie Allsopp, 49, has slammed fellow television stars on social media after claiming to have continually raised awareness for the way hospital patients' relatives are treated.The TV star has opened fire following an outpouring of rage after 27-year-old Ollie Bibby’s parents claim they were treated "like criminals".The presenter, who fronts Location, Location, Location, has used her social media platforms throughout the pandemic to criticise the government’s handling of COVID-19.It comes after people were forced to see their loved ones through hospital windows with no form of physical contact in a bid to contain the virus.Now, those in hospital are allowed pre-arranged visits from relatives who must wear PPE at all times, with visiting

Phil Spencer, 51, has been criticised after a video of him from 2011 on a hunting expedition resurfaced on social media.The Location, Location, Location host first came under fire for the footage when it appeared on the online TV station the Fieldsports Channel nine years ago, according to the Evening Standard at the time.The publication reported that Phil had accompanied farm manager Andy Crow on a hunting expedition, with Crow's crops having been harmed by the deer.Now, the footage from the occasion has resurfaced and gone viral on Twitter with 981,000 people viewing a 56-second clip online.During the clip, which was first posted in June 2020, Phil can be seen handling the corpse of a deer after having shot it dead.Phil says: "I managed

Kirstie Allsopp, 49, has declared that taking a Twitter break is “well overdue” for her after one of her followers “spoke rudely” about her late mum, Lady Fiona Hindlip, who died in 2014.The Location, Location, Location presenter announced her decision to quit the social media platform after getting into a debate about a portrait of the Queen being removed from an Oxford University students' group’s common room.It reportedly took down the painting because some students believe the monarch represents "recent colonial history".Kirstie began by tweeting: “Usually I don’t give a monkeys about the dog whistle story of the week, but something about students unable to abide the sight of a 95 year old widow who has dedicated her life to the service