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Jules added: "Hey! Look at us all here. We want you to look and drool."But Phil wrote: "He does help people to afford heat, light and food.

He continued: “The day we split up, that was a thing, you know.The telly was a thing.“You know, I thought… It spoke volumes to me… Unfortunately, I didn’t have a show to text into.“By the way, that was the last I saw of the telly that was the worst idea I’d ever had in my life, but I loved that.”Meanwhile, Chris recently praised Ken Bruce for leaving the BBC, branding him "Super Ken" for landing a brand new radio show contract at the age of 71.The beloved radio DJ stunned his fans when he announced he will be leaving his mid-morning weekday show after 31 years.Chris, who quit BBC Radio 2 in 2019, was delighted to hear that Ken had done the same.The radio legend has revealed that he is set to join Greatest Hits Radio - and Chris was particularly impressed that Ken had signed a contract with the company aged 71.The star mentioned Ken on Virgin Radio last week whilst mocking his colleague Paul Heaton for sneezing.“Here’s Ken Bruce choosing to skip away from Radio 2 and his incumbency of 45 years to a brand new contract at the age of 71,” he said."And poor Paul’s pulled his back just sneezing,” he continued.“Super Ken, Super Ken, Super Ken Bruce,” Chris then said in a sing-song way.“If you wanted a superpower what would you have?” he asked listeners.“I’d just want to be Ken Bruce for a minute - see what it feels like.“Brand new contract at 71!” Chris explained again.

Virgin Radio host Kate Lawler, 41, has quit her job at the station after six years.This news comes after the presenter was rushed to hospital in recent days with a mysterious illness.Kate explained she was departing because she wanted to focus on being a mum and taking care of herself. The radio presenter announced the news to her fans on Instagram tonight, admitting she was looking forward to spending some “quality time” with one-year-old daughter Noa. She revealed that she would be returning to broadcasting in the future, but that it felt necessary to take a break. In view of her 418,000 Instagram followers she wrote: “Some news… This will be my last week on @virginradiouk Drivetime after SIX wonderful years with the station.“It’s not been an easy decision for me to make and I know that I’ll return to radio broadcasting in the future but right now, it’s time to take a break.“Thank you to the bosses of Virgin Radio for being incredibly understanding and supportive of my decision and for holding the door open when the time is right to come back. “I’ve loved working here over the past six years and I’m so grateful they wanted to make returning to work for me as easy as possible and allowed me to work flexibly, three days a week. “I really tried to make it work while juggling lots of other projects and being a Mother, however right now, it’s no longer possible to continue the way I have been. “I want to be more present as a Mum, to spend as much time with my daughter before she starts nursery, then school, and to enjoy quality time together,” she continued.“I never did enough of this during maternity leave because of mental health issues and taking on too much other work outside of radio. “It feels serendipitous that my

Chris Evans, 55, is no stranger to enjoying a summer holiday, but it appears this year he would prefer for himself and others to remain at home in the UK amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, as he spoke passionately on the subject during his Virgin Radio show today.The DJ urged the public to avoid going abroad, as he said there’s “no reason at all” for people to be jetting off as questions continue to linger on whether lockdown restrictions will end on June 21.Speaking on Lord Lloyd Webber's remarks that he would go ahead with opening his theatres on that date, even if the end of lockdown is delayed, Chris said he felt everyone should work together to ensure cases of coronavirus in the UK remain low in the next few weeks.The DJ felt that

Claudia Winkleman, 49, saved him in the final.Tom, who is working on Virgin Media’s upcoming virtual assistants campaign, was tasked to make dishes for a lavish picnic as part of Mary Berry's Ultimate challenge in the final round.As part of the task, he opted to make Gruyère scones, but didn’t realise the alarm had gone off to tell him they were done in the oven.Speaking to Express.co.uk, he said of Claudia: “She is enormously calming, but also enormously galvanising.“She even rescued me in the final! I made some Gruyère scones and I had so many things going on in the final.Lineker enjoying £1.2million Walkers deal as Knowles faces sack for ad“I had umpteenth dishes cooking away at the same time and I had an alarm for the scones, but I

Chris Evans, 55, has revealed that there will be tears in his house this week as he candidly addressed a family milestone while chatting to his co-stars.The media personality has two-year-old twins Walt and Boo with wife Natasha Shishmanian, and he announced live on-air that the duo would be taking a big step by starting nursery today.Talking about the passing of time on his breakfast show, the star went on to say that memories are either "a minute ago, or 100 years ago".After celebrating a listener's birthday on air, the star added that his son Noah is also the same age."He's 12, he's catching up", he added, before dropping a huge milestone for his family."The twins go to nursery for the first time tomorrow", he revealed.Chris' co-host

Chris Evans, 55, has admitted that from now his second day of the week will be known as “camping Tuesdays”, after he had his sleep disturbed by his local church last week. The Virgin Radio host presents his early morning show weekdays at 6am and goes to bed at 7.30pm every night to ensure he wakes feeling refreshed.However last week he was woken up by the sound of bell chimes coming from a nearby church, as they practised bell ringing at 8.45pm onwards.Clearly agitated over the disturbance, Chris told radio listeners how he had conceived an elaborate plan to avoid future sleep loss.He explained: “Tuesdays will be camping Tuesdays for me for the foreseeable future.“Why? Well I refer the honourable ladies and gentlemen of the jury back to

“So to that extent it made me go, but that was a bonus of leaving, it wasn’t the biggest driving force,” he added.In last year’s report, he was ranked the third highest-paid star behind Match Of The Day's Gary Lineker and Radio 2 Breakfast host Zoe Ball.The list was forced upon the BBC to be published yearly back in 2017, after complaints about gender pay-gaps.The five-time BAFTA award winner says another selling point was that he had fallen in love with the scenic location of the Virgin Radio studios, that is close to where he lives in South East London.He said of Virgin’s high-rise Thames-side studio complex: “It is so modern.

Virgin Media have today announced their new season schedule, lead by Irish Drama The Deceived starring Paul Mescal and Emmet J Scanlan.

It looks like two of the largest internet service providers and one of the biggest mobile networks in the UK will be joining forces.

Spaceflight company Virgin Galactic is partnering with NASA to develop a high-speed vehicle for "point-to-point" travel.

Virgin Media and Sky Broadband customers appear to both be experiencing connection issues up and down the country today.

Virgin Media is experiencing technical difficulties causing slow speeds and outages for internet users across the UK.

As the Government continues to battle the coronavirus pandemic, Brits are being urged to work from home, if they can.

Virgin Media – one of the most commonly used internet service providers in the UK – appears to be down this morning, as hundreds of frustrated Brits to try to log on and work from home.

Virgin Media has announced it will close all 53 of its UK based stores on the high street.

Virgin Media customers appear to be suffering connection issues around the country today.