Tipping Point viewers baffled as contestant makes 'worst decision ever' on ITV show

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Tipping Point fans were left frustrated after one player's hair blunder took their focus off the game at hand.Host Ben Shephard welcomed four new hopefuls onto the show and the opponents quickly got to work answering his general knowledge quiz.However, when one contestant introduced herself, fans couldn't help but notice that her fringe was falling into her eye, and took to Twitter to comment - with plenty offering to fix the problem for her so she could better concentrate on the game.One wrote: "I want to move Melinda's fringe out of her eye."Another tweeted out: "Can someone get Melinda a clip for her hair?"A complimentary viewer added on: "Well I think Melinda's hair looks lovely! Wish I had curls like that." Melinda told the camera that she was a carer and looked excited to be on the show.She wore a blue top, a flattering green shirt with a chain motif and had styled her blonde hair in a curly updo.Her icy blonde hair framed her face in ringlets as her fringe swooped over her eye, the rest of her hair pulled up into a ponytail.Melinda trailed throughout the quiz and eventually made it to her final question, where Ben told her that she "had to answer" her two questions correctly or she "wouldn't make it through".Unfortunately, with a prize pot of just £150, Melinda was eliminated from the show and had to watch her opponent release his four tokens.Tipping Point host Ben Shephard also presents Good Morning Britain, ITV's early morning news programme.Shephard has recently come under fire for an "unprofessional" habit he adopted whilst addressing members of the parliament.Ben was heard calling Tory MP's by their first names whilst Labour representatives were branded by their last, which seemed to rub some viewers up the

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Big Brother is back, with ITV announcing the hit reality show is returning to our screens in 2023.Extra twists have been promised when the iconic show makes its comeback on ITV2 and ITV4, five years after it was axed by Channel 5.ITV says a new cast of housemates will take up residence for up to six weeks in the Big Brother house, which will have a modern new look, with cameras capturing their every move.The reboot will have a familiar format including tasks, nominations and live evictions, and the public voting throughout the series to decide the winner.It has not yet been confirmed who will host the show, with names like Rylan Clark and Maya Jama strongly linked.Clark – who won the celebrity version of Big Brother in 2013 and went on to present the show's spin-off programme Bit on the Side for several years – is the clear favourite among bookmakers.He has made no secret of his love for the show and has lobbied for its return, even admitting he would love to host a reboot.After the news was confirmed during the Love Island final last week, Rylan tweeted a pictured of the Big Brother over ITV2 logos with the caption: “He was always watching… It’s coming back.”He later clarified, tweeting: "I’ve not been asked to host the show. As a fan, like always, I’m made up it’s coming back.

Britain slowly turning into a desert-like landscape amid the ongoing heatwave. Today (Thursday, August 11) the Met Office issued an amber "extreme heat" warning, in place until Sunday (August 14) and covering much of the southern half of England as well as parts of Wales.Met Office Chief Meteorologist Andy Page has warned that temperatures could reach 36C this weekend, with the national forecaster also raising its Fire Severity Index to its highest level for southern England.READ MORE: UK summer branded 'scary' by Met Office boss as we must brace for fires 36C heatwaveThe almost unprecedented conditions - in what is the UK's driest July since 1935 - have scorched the country, as evidenced by a map shared by James Cheshire, professor of geographic information and cartography at University College London’s geography department.Satellite images show that much of England's greenery has turned beige, yellow and even black in places.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV CriticThere’s something that feels a bit overextended about Amazon Prime Video’s new series adaptation of “A League of Their Own,” and it isn’t just the runtimes.With episodes of this eight-part season flirting with the hour mark — meaning that there’s several times as much series as there was of the 1992 film about the all-women Rockford Peaches baseball team — this show seems at times unsure of what to say next, or where to take its story. And attempts to broaden the scope of that story can alternately present an admirable curiosity about what more can be said about the history of women in baseball and a tendency to avoid engaging history on its own terms.Here, as in the Penny Marshall-directed film, we’re in 1943 and following a group of female athletes, this time led by Carson (Abbi Jacobson, who also co-created the series with Will Graham).

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