This Morning’s Alison Hammond and Carol Vorderman in tears of laughter over Prince Harry’s virginity story

BBC and ITV are said to be locked in a “bitter battle” over the Beeb poaching top stars from its commercial rival. The broadcasters are at loggerheads after Joel Dommett, the host of ITV’s The Masked Singer and I’m a Celebrity… runner up, landed a high-profile role on the corporation’s new adventure series Survivor. The BBC has also recently handed work to Alison Hammond, a presenter on ITV’s This Morning, Britain’s Got Talent judge Amanda Holden and Rochelle Humes, the host of Ninja Warrior.

THIS Morning’s Alison Hammond has landed her biggest job yet - co-hosting the 2023 EE BAFTAs. Bosses of the posh black-tie event are hoping the former Big Brother hopeful turned daytime TV national treasure will add fresh interest into the evening amid tumbling ratings globally for award shows across the board.

THIS Morning star Josie Gibson's son Reggie has been rushed to hospital after a painful accident in Mexico. TV presenter Josie, 37, revealed her four-year-old son was forced to receive medical treatment on Sunday. The youngster was pictured in a wheelchair after suffering a nasty injury during their luxury break.

In her debut as host of the Critics Choice Awards, Chelsea Handler opted for a traditional Hollywood roast in her opening monologue.

She’s got jokes! Chelsea Handler kicked off the 28th annual Critics’ Choice Awards with a spirited opening monologue — and some pointed digs at Nick Cannon, Prince Harry and more.

Is there any hope for reconciliation between the royals and Prince Harry?

A meeting to resolve tensions could be on the horizon for Prince William and Prince Harry, following the publication of the latter's new memoir. A royal source has said that Harry has called for a reconciliation on several occasions, asking for "an apology" from his Royal Family, but they have "shown absolutely no willingness to reconcile."

Prince Harry, 38, has shocked the nation with some of the regulations he has made in his memoir, Spare, with the former royal not holding back on matters.This paired with his and Meghan Markle's Netflix series, and their bombshell interview could mean "the penny has just dropped" for their famous friends, according to one expert, due to their explosive revelations regarding the Royal Family.Harry and Meghan have not left many windows untouched as they share the truth about their decision to leave the Royal family.The royal released his autobiography, while also doing interviews with ITV and CBS, and the couple recently released their docuseries, Harry and Meghan on Netflix.Speaking to the Daily Star, PR expert and CEO for 10 Yetis Andy Barr opened up on his thoughts about the couple and their future stateside after their latest revelations.Barr admitted he thinks former celebrity friends may turn their backs on the former Royals due to growing cautious over the couple's actions.He said: "The penny has just dropped for the Hollywood elite - if Harry and Meghan would do this to their own actual family, what could and would they potentially reveal about their A-Lister pals?"This realisation means you can see the distance between the pair and the ‘Hollywood Royalty’ now beginning to grow."This comes after much speculation that some of the Hollywood elite including Oprah Winfrey and George Clooney have distanced themselves from the couple.Prince Harry also used his book to thank Oprah, James Corden and Chris Martin, while snubbing the Royal Family.In the opening acknowledgments of Spare, there is no mention of the Prince of Wales, his father King Charles or his grandmother, the late Queen, or other Royal Family members,

The “fun” one! Prince Harry first became an uncle in July 2013 when brother Prince William and his wife, Princess Kate, welcomed their eldest son, Prince George.

Lorraine Kelly, 63, has not held back as she described how Prince Harry, 38, is “damaging himself” as he continues to detail his grievances with the royal household.The Duke of Sussex released his book last week to a frenzy online as he shared very intimate and personal conversations with family members.The ITV presenter said she hopes the rift can be resolved and Harry and Meghan [Markle] can "get on with [their] lives" after sharing their side of the story.Speaking to You Magazine, the Glaswegian journalist said that she still believes Prince Harry should receive an invite to his father’s coronation later this year.She said: "I don’t think the King should disinvite them.That would be silly because it’s his son no matter what. All families have fall-outs.'Speaking about the furore surrounding Harry's claims in Spare and in his Netflix documentary, she said: 'I hope they can sort it because I think it’s very damaging for Harry.

Ulrika Jonsson has said that, despite previously having a “soft spot” for Prince Harry, she had come to the conclusion that he has a “disrespectful” attitude towards women in his new memoir, Spare.The former Gladiators star, 55, slammed the royal, 38, for his “brutal” and “dismissive” attitudes towards women, and argued that it probably stemmed from losing his mother Princess Diana at a young age.Ulrika started by acknowledging that Princess Diana’s death was the kind of “dreadful event” that would have severely impacted him both as a child and as a man.The star then went on to question whether what she describes as his “dismissiveness” and “objectification” of women have stemmed from this ordeal. “His view of women appears to be of a group of one-dimensional people — either objectified or dismissed.There to be used for his own gratification but rarely respected,” she wrote.The star then went on to list off different sections of the memoir where Prince Harry had come across as “sexist” in his approach to women.

A new chapter in his life. Prince Harry’s journey to becoming a father was years in the making — and the royal has offered glimpses at how the major milestone has affected him.

Rishi Sunak dodged questions on independence and Prince Harry’s controversial book on his first trip to Scotland as Prime Minister.

opened up about his concern for and ’s children: nine-year-old , seven-year-old , and four-year-old ., Prince Harry discussed the emotional ramifications of the royal line of succession in a new interview , released on January 12. “As I know full well, within my family, if it’s not us,” Harry said while pointing to himself, “it’s going to be someone else.”He continued, “And though William and I have talked about it once or twice, and he has made it very clear to me that his kids are not my responsibility, I still feel a responsibility knowing that out of those three children, at least one will end up like me, the spare.

and visited the Open Door Charity in Liverpool to speak with teens about mental health. According to , Will and Kate learned about the organization's Oomoo program, which offers a variety of wellness options from dance classes to music therapy. "Talking therapies don't work for some people, they're not for everybody," the princess said, per People.

An airline has taken a dig at Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle over a claim from the Duke of Sussex's new memoir Spare.

Staying tight-lipped. Prince William was asked about brother Prince Harry’s memoir, Spare, while attending a charity event — but refused to comment on the controversial material.

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The royal family is getting back to business.