Vanessa Feltz unrecognisable in first ITV This Morning appearance 30 years ago

Holly Willoughby got frustrated on This Morning ' s Spin To Win Game and called the player 'useless.' Anyone who enters the game has to answer the phone in three rings and instead of greeting the caller say the correct phrase or password. On yesterday's programme, a player called Christina had been selected at random but did not follow the rules as the TV presenter and her co-star Philip called. Answering the line, Christina said: "Hello," and was met with a disappointed Holly who chirped back: "Oh Christina." The host then added: "Useless." Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

Television’s favourite Geordie duo Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly reunited with fellow SMTV Live presenter Cat Deeley 24 years after the programme aired. The trio, who presented the Saturday morning children’s television show from 1998 to 2001, snapped a selfie during the “incredible evening” over the weekend.

Holly Willoughby was not impressed at all as she discussed the clientele of the UK's oldest dominatrix on This Morning, on Tuesday (May 3).

Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby were back at the helm of This Morning on Tuesday after a delayed start to their working week on the programme due to the early May Bank Holiday. And it got off to a interesting start.

This Morning viewers were left feeling sorry for Josie Gibson as she returned to the show with another challenge on her hands. The presenter spent last week hugging cows as part of a new craze and this week was sent to the top of the Television Centre.

Holly Willoughby fans were all left asking the same question after she shared a snap of herself in bed.The This Morning star, 41, shared a snap of herself sat up in bed and told how she was enjoying a relaxed Sunday.She wrote: “Happy Sunday! If you're anything like me, your ideal Sunday starts off with a lie-in followed by breakfast in bed (a girl can dream)."Holly appeared to be wearing a light-blue cardigan and instead of messy bed hair her locks were shiny and well kept.

ITV's The Games have just five weeks to prepare to compete across 10 track and field sports before going head-to-head on live TV to win the gold medal. The celebrities will battle it out over a week of live programming from May 9, competing in events including diving, cycling, running and weightlifting, each trying to be crowned Champion of The Games 2022.

Appearing this week on WYLDE‘s “By the Light of the Moon” podcast with host Holly Willoughby, Oscar-winning actress Gwyneth Paltrow opened up about her father Bruce Paltrow’s death from throat cancer in 2002.

This Morning viewers have been left surprised for more than one reason as they tuned in to the show on Monday (May 2). The first show of the week was without usual hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield due to it being a Bank Holiday.

Noel Gallagher says he's been plagued by a sex-crazed female stalker who has followed him for years. The former Oasis guitarist, 54, says he's been harassed by the woman whenever he tours Europe, the Mirror reports.

This Morning viewers may be wondering who they are seeing on-screen during the first show of the week as Alison Hammond is joined by a new co-host.

Alison Hammond is set to present Bank Holiday's instalment of This Morning alongside an unexpected guest.The show's usual hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield are set to take the day off, and Dermot O'Leary, who usually presents she show on Fridays and holidays, will not be presenting the ITV daytime show either. Instead, Alison, who recently enjoyed a sun-drenched Dubai getaway, will be joined by the show's roving reporter, Craig Doyle.

THIS Morning has brought in another changing of the guard with Dermot O'Leary being given a day off tomorrow. Instead the show will be fronted by Alison Hammond and a new anchor as Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield take the May bank holiday off.

This Morning is set to undergo another presenter shakeup as a new anchor is set to take the reins on Monday morning's show.Dermot O'Leary was initially scheduled to host the popular daytime programme alongside Alison Hammond but now it has been revealed that he has been given a day off.Instead, the show will be fronted by Alison and Craig Doyle while Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield enjoy their May bank holiday.On Sunday afternoon (May 1), Craig took to his Instagram story to share the news.Posting a picture of himself outside the television studios in London while holding onto his suitcase, the presenter shared his excitement.He captioned the photo: "So excited about hosting This Morning tomorrow I have arrived 14 hours early for work!"Join @alisonhammond55 and I from 10 am on @thismorning @itv."Alison also shared Chris' story on her social media platform too.Craig, 51, works as a television and radio presenter in Ireland and is usually sent on assignments for This Morning from time to time.In addition to this, he also works as a sports broadcaster for BT Sport.But for the first time, he will be hosting alongside Alison.The news of the change comes after fans thought presenter Dermot was secretly "fuming" when he was pied on Friday morning's show.While talking to host Chris Tarrant about his remarkable television career, Dermot was left gobsmacked when a mystery person crept onto the set and slammed a pie into the side of his face to pay homage to Chris' children's show Tiswas.Although the studio irrupted into laughter, fans at home were convinced that the former X Factor host was far from impressed.Heading straight to Twitter at the time, viewers shared their thoughts.One person wrote: "Dermot pretending to love

Holly Willoughby stunned her fans with a hair transformation as she took to Instagram to show off her new look.The This Morning host looked incredible as she displayed her sultry new style to followers of her Wylde Moon account.Holly, 41, smouldered into the camera with her trademark short blonde bob styles into a sleek updo with a side-swept fringe looking effortlessly glamorous.The mum of three captioned the image with an explanation on how to keep their hair looking fabulous with healthy styling options.She wrote: "Keen to know more about the chemical damage caused by sulfates & parabens in our haircare? We certainly were."Head to the link on our Instagram page (bio), click the WYLDE Style button, and join @cilerpeksah_hairstylist for the lowdown on healthier hair care."Holly also updated her fans on the success of another of her products as she noted a flurry of award nominations.She posted: "So happy to hear my @wyldemoon (borrowed from) The Wild candle has been shortlisted at the Sunday Times Style Beauty Awards 2022.

This Morning viewers were full of compliments as Alison Hammond showed off a new look on Friday's show. The presenter was back fronting the ITV daytime show alongside co-host Dermot O'Leary after jetting back from Dubai.

This Morning fans wanted to make their feelings heard as they hijacked the show's recent Instagram post with a demand about the hosting line-up.

This Morning viewers have been left making a plea to the show's bosses after noticing a recurring theme this week. Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield were back at the helm of the ITV daytime show on Thursday.

THIS Morning fans moaned about Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield’s ‘obsession’ with Downton Abbey today. They took to Twitter and aired their frustrations over the daytime programme plugging the movie multiple times.

Phillip Schofield revealed that This Morning was forced into making a change in order to get its 'headline act' on the show. The presenter and co-host Holly Willoughby were back on screens for this last show of the week.

Holly Willoughby is set to present a brand new show alongside Freddie Flintoff. The ITV series is called The Games and will see a celebrity line-up battle it out in a sporting spectacular event across a week of live programmes. Making its debut on Monday, May 9, the new show will be hosted live by Holly and Freddie and will broadcast nightly.