philip schofield, thank ou so call. philip schofield, thank you so much _ call.our time. | you so much for your time. thanks. researchers from oxford university in the uk say a new blood test has shown promising results in detecting 50 types of cancer. test was particularly effective at spotting the origins the cancers, though it's not yet accurate enough for public usage. fergus walsh has more. scientists believe we are edging ever closer to a blood test which can reliably detect and rule out cancer. this one developed by a californian company. so how does it work? the test looks for fragments of cancer dna which have broken off from the tumour and are circulating in the bloodstream. in the biggest trial of its kind a team at oxford university monitored over 5000 people who went to their gp in england and wales with cancer symptoms. a blood test correctly identified two out of three cancer cases. now, ehat that means for patients is that 75% of those with a positive blood test did have cancer which was confirmed by conventional methods like scans. but 2.5% who h

for philip schofield, _ blackness. for philip schofield, the - blackness.ember of the this morning team led to him parting company with itv. he has been one of their main stars for more than 20 years. but what about itv? they are facing questions as well. now, itv has already announced an externally led review into the matter, but mps have some more immediate concerns stop if there were any complaints from staff, if there was a whistleblower, how does itv as a corporation handle an issue like that?— issue like that? right, deep breath--- — issue like that? right, deep breath... firstly, _ issue like that? right, deep breath... firstly, are - issue like that? right, deep breath... firstly, are you i issue like that? right, deep l breath... firstly, are you ok? breath... firstly, are you 0k? while holly has been asking if the viewers are ok, they have had different questions. the head of itv will be asked about the scope and nature of its investigation and broadcasters workplace culture. just how much power do the stars wheeled?— wheeled? we know that broadca

former tv star philip schofield says he feels nothing but sadness and regret after admitting to lying an affair with a younger male colleague.we bring you his sit-down interview shortly. also, u.s. secretary of state antony blinken calls russia's invasion of ukraine a strategic failure. we look at how the war has impacted vladimir putin. after nearly one year in the u.k. of train backs, we will look at what they have done to the economy is rail union strike for the 29th time. with the debt ceiling crisis avoided, here are the real winners and losers in washington. we will have all those stories throughout the program. first, breaking news we are following out of india. a train crash. i am afraid there are dreadful pictures on numbers. one train carriage is on its side, people desperately trying to help. it is about midnight or so, it is late, dark and desperate. some numbers we are getting in from news agencies, 50 are dead and 500 hurt. really desperate situation. a number of trains involved. we can take a look at the map now to show you where this has happened, this has happened in

as to the program itself, the key question is on monday, the main co-presenter with philip schofieldn they were on the show is due to return to the program after a half term school break which has been going on in the u.k. she does appear on monday, and depending on what she says involving how the co-presenter for over 13 years. >> thank you for the update. around the world and across the u.k., you are watching bbc news. let's bring you up-to-date with the other main stories making headlines. a british man has died reportedly after being struck by lightning after he was paddle boarding in the sea of greece. scott was taking part in water sports when it hit on tuesday. it is according to local reports. the foreign office said it was supporting family and in contact with local authorities. parents on universal credit in england, scotland, and wales will claim hundreds of pounds more to cover childcare costs. the government says anyone receiving the benefit will claim back 951 pounds and over 1600 pounds for two or more children. 67% increase. the president of the cbi to step down early

this is bbc news, the headlines: the former british tv star, philip schofield tells the bbc — his careers over — after admitting to lying about an affair with a younger colleague. what was unwise was the fact that it happened, and that was a grave error. now, it was consensual, but it was my fault. the bbc uncovers fake images — posted — of top indian female wrestlers who were detained, after taking part in sexual harassment protests. and ahead of the fa cup final, we hear from manchester city's star erling haaland on how his life has changed forever since arriving at the club. sport now and a full round up from the bbc sport centre. hello from the bbc sport centre. jose mourinho has been charged with "insulting and abusive language" against a match official following his club roma's loss to sevilla in the europa league final on wednesday. english referee anthony taylor officiated the match and was also a accosted with his family at budapest airport by roma fans as they travelled back to the uk. a premier league spokesperson says the abuse is "inexcusable". paul fields from the referee a

the latest on philip schofield, itv bosses have told mps they didn't ignore rumours he was having relationshipng. they said they didn't see evidence until recently. now, are you struggling with hayfever? you are not alone. please avoid amd for nonurgent stuff because loads of people came because of hot weather and hayfever. they need to call a special line instead. and police in uruguay said they broken up a drugs ring which smuggled cocaine from south america to europe he had an insert boards. in ten seconds of pure chaos. two platypuses have been caught fighting for territory in australia. apparently it went on board 20 whole minutes which is absolutely crazy. i do hope they have made up now, do you know what i mean? you are all caught up now. see you later! i'm katherine downes from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme... it's official — the england internationaljude belligham signs a six—year deal with real madrid. we hearfrom both the england and australia camps, ahead of the first ashes test. and golf heads to tinseltown for the us open, after a week of dramatic storylines.

the latest on philip schofield, itv buyers have told mps they did not ignore rumours he was having a. are you struggling with hayfever? one hospital has asked people to avoid a link for nonurgent problems because of hot weather and hayfever. and police in uruguay said they have broken up a drugs ring which smuggled cocaine from south america to europe hidden in surfboards. and ten seconds of pure chaos, two platypuses have been caught fighting for territory in australia, apparently it went on for 20 whole minutes which is absolutely crazy. i do hope they have made up now. and you are all caught up now, see you later! i'm katherine downes from the bbc sport centre. coming up for you, bbc sport centre. coming up for you” - it's official — the england internationaljude belligham signs a six year deal with real madrid we hearfrom both the england and australia camps ahead of the first ashes test. and golf heads to tinseltown for the us open, after a week of dramatic storylines. hello and thanks forjoining us, here's your latest sports news. jude bellingham has bid an emotionalfarewell to

he said for context boris johnson is more unpopular than philip schofield or xi jinping of china.you think that's appropriate? >> there's lots of polling that hasn't really changed much. for some time now and i imagine that the latest revelation will reinforce the view that many people have. a majority of people thought he had a right to parliament. a clear majority thought these parties had taken place not in accordance with the rules. so we find ourselves in a situation where what many people believed has been confirmed. there remains a proportion of people, about 15 or 20% of people that believe he is honest. that is certainly not enough on which to build any kind of political comeback. ection, many lauded borisat even johnson fohis performance. his personal ratings were still behind that of theresa may during the 2017 general election campaign. he was less popular but more popular than jeremy corbyn which gave him a strong position at the time. once jeremy corbyn left the scene, his popularity once brexit was done, and once covid left us he was in a situation where his persona

possibly but what you i mention just then was they committed criminal offences but philip schofield hasing on things that matter this can't ——to this country. that matter this can't --to this count . ., . .., ., ., country. how much coverage would have been enough? _ country. how much coverage would have been enough? you _ country. how much coverage would have been enough? you are - country. how much coverage would have been enough? you are not i country. how much coverage would i have been enough? you are not saying that not have been covered at all? i that not have been covered at all? i am not saying that but i think there has been too much, and i also think that the main headline, the main headline tends to dominate most of the news rather than it be a bit more apportioned, does that make sense? ., ,., more apportioned, does that make sense? ., i. ., more apportioned, does that make sense? ., ., ., ~ sense? yeah, so you are talking about that _ sense? yeah, so you are talking about that should _ sense? yeah, so you are talking about that should be _ sense? yeah, so you are talking a

had ehwewe— what philip had. schofield had always assured— what philip had. his pictures him out there, night pictures of him out there, night nights town , i think it's nights on the town, i think it's very hard for bosses to say very hard for the bosses to say they didn't anything about they didn't know anything about it. shouldn't do it. and why they shouldn't do that they're taking that is because they're taking the public for fools. when the public for fools. and when everybody's sitting at home, you're awful you're spending an awful lot of time young on time with this young man on a regular basis. you're getting in big, the big, special favours. yet the bosses don't there's bosses don't know there's something are something wrong when they are paying. think i think they did paying. i think i think they did know what's really know and i think what's really important is the ceo of itv important here is the ceo of itv has been very sneering about people. she got rid of people very quickly , some who did very quickly, some who did deserve to go. but but why

this is bbc news, the headlines: the former british tv star, philip schofield tells the bbc his careerague. what was unwise was the fact that it happened, and that was a very, very grave error. now, it was consensual, but it was my fault. the austrian foreign ministry says two men have been released from jail in tehran. excitement over a

former tv star, philip schofield, says he feels nothing but sadness and regret. after admitting to lyingrisjohnson says he wants to send all communications requested from the covid inquiry — after the government appealed to a judge to halt it

you can watch that interview with philip schofield.th us here on bbc news. hello again. the weather this week is not dissimilar to last week pollen levels will be high today across northern ireland, much of england and all of wales. were talking grass pollen now. high pressure still in charge of our weather. it has been with us for a while. just moving position. it is still dragging in cloud, from the north sea and we have that keen north—easterly breeze in east anglia, kent and the channel. through the afternoon we will find any cloud will be out to the east. that will hold temperatures back. in the sunshine it is turning warm, up to 24 the sunshine it is turning warm, up to 2a degrees in glasgow and northern ireland. here we could catch the odd shower. but they will be hit and miss. uv levels are high, more or less across the board. there will be some early evening sunshine, later on in the evening, more cloud comes in from the north sea and drifts west. we hang on to the north—easterly breeze in the south—east with overnight lows of

.— more than a friend, which is what philip had. schofield had ehwewe— what philip had. fact that he was getting ferried to and fro, the fact that his pictures him out there, night pictures of him out there, night nights town , i think it's nights on the town, i think it's very hard for bosses to say very hard for the bosses to say they didn't anything about they didn't know anything about it. shouldn't do it. and why they shouldn't do that they're taking that is because they're taking the public for fools. when the public for fools. and when everybody's sitting at home, you're awful you're spending an awful lot of time young on time with this young man on a regular basis. you're getting in big, the big, special favours. yet the bosses don't there's bosses don't know there's something are something wrong when they are paying. think i think they did paying. i think i think they did know what's really know and i think what's really important is the ceo of itv important here is the ceo of itv has been very sneering about people. she got rid of people very quickly , some who

philip schofield is one of the country's best known presenters.he bbc he's lost everything, and does not see a future for his career, after he had an affair with a junior male colleague. schofield hosted the popular daytime show this morning, and he's been in the headlines after admitting to an "unwise but not illegal" relationship. in his first interview since the scandal, he said the affair only began several years after he first met the young man, who was 15 at the time. schofield strongly denies grooming him, but says he regrets the relationship and lying about it when itv tried to investigate. he's been talking to the bbc�*s amol rajan. phillip, come on in. good to see you. thank you. you've had quite the week. how are you? last week, if my... ..daughters hadn't been there... ..then...i wouldn't be here. and they've. .. ..guarded me. um... it's like a weird...numbness. are you feeling strong enough to do this interview? yeah, i have to. why? why do you want to do this interview? because there is an innocent person here who didn't do anything

philip schofield said in his interview— philip schofield said in his interview that— philip schofieldondone what philip sonottett— don't condone what philip schofield has— don't condone what philip schofield has done, i do think we neet— schofield has done, i do think we neet to— schofield has done, i do think we need to stop— schofield has done, i do think we need to stop reporting it tney-te— we need to stop reporting it now. they're saying he's clearly in now. they're saying he's clearly tn a— now. they're saying he's clearly tn a tat— now. they're saying he's clearly tn a tat ntaoe— now. they're saying he's clearly in a bad place. and david says, neteonatty,— in a bad place. and david says, neteonatty .— in a bad place. and david says, personally, i think— in a bad place. and david says, personally, i think this morning neete— personally, i think this morning neete to— personally, i think this morning neete to te— personally, i think this morning needs to be taken— personally, i think this morning needs to be taken off air until tne— needs to be taken off air until this unpleasant

philip schofield with— exclusive interview. philip schofield with the sun. first-this young man first met when this young man was-cit. — first met when this young man was-cit. inc- first met when this young man was old. the affair was 15 years old. the affair itscit— was 15 years old. the affair itself didn't— was 15 years old. the affair itself didn't start until until tne— itself didn't start until until the gentleman— itself didn't start until until the gentleman was 20. see, when mr the gentleman was 20. see, when air scnoticit — the gentleman was 20. see, when mr schofield was— the gentleman was 20. see, when mr schofield was in— the gentleman was 20. see, when mr schofield was in his 50s, i tnis— mr schofield was in his 50s, i assume this started with a incitcnt— assume this started with a incitcnt in— assume this started with a incident in a— assume this started with a incident in a dressing room in sow.— incident in a dressing room in sow. i— incident in a dressing room in 2017. i assume— incident in a dressing room in 2017. i assume it— incident in

. twet neet— i still love philip's schofield. twet neet te— i still love philip's schofield.o, because the- think the timing was on purpose, too, because the depher deal, wtten— too, because the depher deal, wnten wett— too, because the depher deal, which we'll talk- too, because the depher deal, which we'll talk about in a ntnwte— which we'll talk about in a ntnwte .— which we'll talk about in a minute , that- which we'll talk about in a minute , that was gossip shaun minute, that was gossip shaun owttew— minute, that was gossip shaun owttew ten— minute, that was gossip shaun bailey for weeks.- minute, that was gossip shaun bailey for weeks. so i think he saw a moment- bailey for weeks. so i think he saw a moment to- bailey for weeks. so i think he saw a moment to sabotage it. but tne— saw a moment to sabotage it. but we entten— saw a moment to sabotage it. but the grifters story- saw a moment to sabotage it. but the grifters story is- saw a moment to sabotage it. but the grifters story is fascinate teee— the grifters story is fascinate because coincidentally, i heard the be

. ruet eeet— i still love philip's schofield. ruet meet to— i still love philip's schofield.on purpose, too, because the- think the timing was on purpose, too, because the depher deal, wttt— too, because the depher deal, wttet wett— too, because the depher deal, which we'll talk- too, because the depher deal, which we'll talk about in a meme— which we'll talk about in a meme .— which we'll talk about in a minute , that- which we'll talk about in a minute , that was gossip shaun minute, that was gossip shaun tettey— minute, that was gossip shaun tettey tor— minute, that was gossip shaun bailey for weeks.- minute, that was gossip shaun bailey for weeks. so i think he saw a moment- bailey for weeks. so i think he saw a moment to- bailey for weeks. so i think he saw a moment to sabotage it. but tte— saw a moment to sabotage it. but tte ottere— saw a moment to sabotage it. but the grifters story- saw a moment to sabotage it. but the grifters story is- saw a moment to sabotage it. but the grifters story is fascinate teeuee— the grifters story is fascinate because coincidentally, i

— cheerleader for philip's schofield for- cheerleader for philip's schofield for years, but has hehe—eld _ market news.com. do you buy phillip schofield crocodile teatee— phillip schofield crocodile tears? well,— phillip schofield crocodile tears? well, here's wendy who's not tears? well, here's wendy who's het ewttthe— tears? well, here's wendy who's het ewttthe het— tears? well, here's wendy who's not pulling her punches. wendy eaye— not pulling her punches. wendy eaye hath— not pulling her punches. wendy eaye, hath t— not pulling her punches. wendy says, mark, i hope— not pulling her punches. wendy says, mark, i hope for your eahee— says, mark, i hope for your eahee that— says, mark, i hope for your sakes that philip does not take his sakes that philip does not take hte ew— sakes that philip does not take hte the.— sakes that philip does not take his own life. if— sakes that philip does not take his own life. if he— sakes that philip does not take his own life. if he does , you his own life. if he does, you ahe— his own life. if he does, you and yew— his own life. if he does, you a

— cheerleader for philip's schofield for- cheerleader for philip's schofield for years, but has hehe—. market news.com . do you buy market news.com. do you buy thithe— market news.com. do you buy phillip schofield _ market news.com. do you buy phillip schofield crocodile teae?— phillip schofield crocodile tears? well,— phillip schofield crocodile tears? well, here's wendy who's not tears? well, here's wendy who's het ewttthe— tears? well, here's wendy who's het ewttthe het— tears? well, here's wendy who's not pulling her punches. wendy eaye— not pulling her punches. wendy eaye hath— not pulling her punches. wendy eaye, hath t— not pulling her punches. wendy says, mark, i hope— not pulling her punches. wendy says, mark, i hope for your eahee— says, mark, i hope for your eahee that— says, mark, i hope for your sakes that philip does not take his sakes that philip does not take hte ew— sakes that philip does not take hte the.— sakes that philip does not take his own life. if— sakes that philip does not take his own life. if he— sakes that philip does not take his own life. if he does , y

nnt— philips schofield scandal on her first day back on— philips schofield scandal on her first dayn speaking about her. i wonder speaking out about her. i wonder why that in actually, why that is. in fact, actually, we on hearing the we only keep on hearing the opposite and we people that opposite and we are people that have with her and all have worked with her and now all of obviously the itv of a sudden, obviously the itv bosses outside their bosses are there outside their homes oh, it's homes saying, oh, it's not toxic. all the it, toxic. and all the rest of it, they know darn well that it's toxic. do you think that holly tnon— toxic. do you think that holly nnon notntng— ti. do you think that holly knew nothing philip's knew nothing about philip's relationshipi knew nothing about philip's relationship much younger relationship with a much younger oottoognoo— relationship with a much younger oottoognooit— relationship with a much younger colleague? i absolutely think colleague? no i absolutely think tnn— colleague? no i absolutely think tnn notty— colleague? no i absolutely thi

tov host— philips schofield scandal on her first day back on— philips schofield scandal on her firstat we- culture. on this morning. it's really funny that we say that she's a popular presenter because i definitely don't see it. i don't one person it. i don't hear one person speaking about her. i wonder speaking out about her. i wonder why that in actually, why that is. in fact, actually, we on hearing the we only keep on hearing the opposite and we people that opposite and we are people that have with her and all have worked with her and now all of obviously the itv of a sudden, obviously the itv bosses outside their bosses are there outside their homes oh, it's homes saying, oh, it's not toxic. all the it, toxic. and all the rest of it, they know darn well that it's toxic. do you think that holly thew— toxic. do you think that holly knew nothing— rt. do you think that holly knew nothing philip's knew nothing about philip's relationshipi knew nothing about philip's relationship much younger relationship with a much younger sotteoguez— relationship with a much younger sotteoguein— re

is— press reports are that philip schofield is paying for the iowyer. — schofield is paying for the about— working pro bono because they're concerned about some of the in— concerned about some of the in me— concerned about some of the issues in the case. . issues in the case. but itv's posses— issues in the case. but itv's bosses struggled to answer how they didn't know about the relationship, especially when the runner had been lavished with a big budget showreel . all with a big budget showreel. all reports that this young man made his reports that this young man made nis on— reports that this young man made his own showreel— reports that this young man made his own showreel on the this morning— his own showreel on the this morning ser— his own showreel on the this morning set at— his own showreel on the this morning set at itv's expense, using— morning set at itv's expense, wsing oii— morning set at itv's expense, wsing oii me— morning set at itv's expense, using all the production team mor— using all the production team nor were— using all the production team rnor in— using all

is— press reports are that philip schofield is paying for the iawyen — schofield is paying for the iawyened about— working pro bono because they're concerned about some of the in— concerned about some of the in ine— concerned about some of the issues in the case. c issues in the case. but itv's nascen— issues in the case. but itv's bosses struggled to answer how they didn't know about the relationship, especially when the runner had been lavished with a big budget showreel . all with a big budget showreel. all reports that this young man made his reports that this young man made nic on— reports that this young man made his own showreel— reports that this young man made his own showreel on the this morning— his own showreel on the this morning cec— his own showreel on the this morning set at— his own showreel on the this morning set at itv's expense, icing— morning set at itv's expense, wcina aii— morning set at itv's expense, wcina aii ine— morning set at itv's expense, using all the production team inac— using all the production team inai ewe— using all the production team inai in— using

now a itv has instructed a barrister to investigate the circumstances of philip schofield's departuree have seen released last night by dame carolyn mccall , it says this. carolyn mccall, it says this. gibbons philip mission of the extent of his deception, the work will will extend to cover any related issues that may emerge. this work will be carried out as quickly as possible and will be happy to share the outcome . and also in share the outcome. and also in this letter , she referred to this letter, she referred to some of the support that's been offered to the young man who philip has admitted he was having an affair with. but they have said, considering the reaction to this story and what's been going around around on social media in particular, they are now offering that young man support. but of course , this man support. but of course, this this leaves more questions, who knew what and when and what kind of support was in place over the last few weeks . and we do last few weeks. and we do understand holly will be returning to the sofa next week, on monday . they, of course, ha

itv pays for taxis for philip's senettett-s— itv pays for taxis for philip's schofield's lover.idence. i love the king. ant— coincidence. i love the king. ant .— coincidence. i love the king. ant . knew— coincidence. i love the king. and i know the— coincidence. i love the king. and i know the king. and i know he and i know the king. and i know ne tewes— and i know the king. and i know ne tewes tts— and i know the king. and i know he loves his children. and he must— he loves his children. and he must te— he loves his children. and he must be breaking his heart. newte— must be breaking his heart. aaewte .— must be breaking his heart. maybe i think— must be breaking his heart. maybe i think if there's any, anv— maybe i think if there's any, enw tnwtn— maybe i think if there's any, enw tnwtn tn— maybe i think if there's any, any truth in that— maybe i think if there's any, any truth in that or any i think he any truth in that or any i think ne ntgnt— any truth in that or any i think ne ntgnt newe— any truth in that or any i think he might have gone just to wewent— he might have gon

_ recently to ask people, not just philip schofield and person x, but philip schofield and person x,lly febrile. social media was owoen wiin .— really febrile. social media was owoen wiin . i— really febrile. social media was awash with , i mean some awash with, i mean some exireneiw— awash with, i mean some extremely nasty comments about iniiin— extremely nasty comments about pbilipr oe— extremely nasty comments about iniiin oe wow-o— extremely nasty comments about philip, as you'd expect, but oieo— philip, as you'd expect, but oieo iwei— philip, as you'd expect, but oieo iwei o— philip, as you'd expect, but also just a whole swathe of ininge— also just a whole swathe of things about— also just a whole swathe of things about him as a person and his, things about him as a person and nie wow— things about him as a person and he wow know— things about him as a person and he wow inow .— things about him as a person and his, you know , how— things about him as a person and his, you know , how just there his, you know, how just there o ior— his, you know, how just there o ioi oi— his, you

saturday sun are leading with the philip schofield we've schofield interview.?— it's been given to me, guys, what can i do? and it's, i fear, tetng— what can i do? and it's, i fear, tetng toot— what can i do? and it's, i fear, tetng tnot — what can i do? and it's, i fear, being spat on. and— what can i do? and it's, i fear, being spat on. and schofield is otnoto— being spat on. and schofield is otnoto-tne— being spat on. and schofield is afraid-the home.- being spat on. and schofield is afraid the home. and he afraid to leave the home. and he did afraid to leave the home. and he otoltntt— afraid to leave the home. and he otoltntt tont— afraid to leave the home. and he did this sort emotional did do this sort of emotional tntennten— did do this sort of emotional interview. it interview. some people called it nontnntottne— interview. some people called it manipulative and— interview. some people called it manipulative and some people are toytng— manipulative and some people are tntng.—teen- saying, you know, i've seen neonte— people online. derren brown, nottnen—

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replace philip schofield at the _ mcdonald will replace philip schofield at the british soap awarts—sked— r: r: " e s5? yeah, when they were first asked whether or not they— were first asked whether or not they thought— were first asked whether or not they thought the _ were first asked whether or not they thought the investigation, they thought the investigation, the smatt— they thought the investigation, the small investigation they'd atreaty— the small investigation they'd already taken— the small investigation they'd already taken was a one, already taken was a good one, t hey— already taken was a good one, they sait— already taken was a good one, they sait yes— already taken was a good one, they sait yes .— already taken was a good one, they sait yes . r— already taken was a good one, they said yes. i think really what-s— they said yes. i think really whats-this- they said yes. i think really what's-this is- they said yes. i think really what's this is the fact what's driven this is the fact that— what's driven this is the fact that they— what's driven this is the fact that they

and philip schofield scandal. and back from the dead on- philip schofield scandal. did, i heard a deud peng . d— that way. as i did, i heard a loud bang . i thought nothing of loud bang. i thought nothing of it loud bang. i thought nothing of dd reeddw— loud bang. i thought nothing of dd reeddw .— loud bang. i thought nothing of dd reeddw . dnd— loud bang. i thought nothing of it really . and there's plenty it really. and there's plenty peepde— it really. and there's plenty peepde epeud— it really. and there's plenty people about this time in the nerndng— people about this time in the nerndng. d— people about this time in the morning, i walked towards wepeneddds— morning, i walked towards mcdonald's for— morning, i walked towards mcdonald's for a quick coffee, as mcdonald's for a quick coffee, es d— mcdonald's for a quick coffee, es d usueddw— mcdonald's for a quick coffee, as i usually do— mcdonald's for a quick coffee, as i usually do before i go to dne— as i usually do before i go to dne gwn— as i usually do before i go to dne gwn .— as i usually do before i go t

philip's phillips schofield says— conditions. ng to leave his home after admitting ro on— leave his home after admitting ro on orien— leave his home after admitting to an affair with— leave his home after admitting to an affair with a— leave his home after admitting to an affair with a much younger moie— to an affair with a much younger male colleague— to an affair with a much younger male colleague at— to an affair with a much younger male colleague at this morning. ine— male colleague at this morning. ine ei— male colleague at this morning. ine or year— male colleague at this morning. ine or year oin— male colleague at this morning. the 61 year old resigned from riv— the 61 year old resigned from iiv oni— the 61 year old resigned from iiv and woe— the 61 year old resigned from itv and was dropped by his ioieni— itv and was dropped by his roienr agency— itv and was dropped by his talent agency over the scandal . talent agency over the scandal. in talent agency over the scandal. in o— talent agency over the scandal. in o ne— talen

releases— morning sofa, phillip schofield. philiptor of strategy, policy and regulation at itv— director of strategy, policy and regulation at itv . i was looking regulation at itv. i was looking tnta— regulation at itv. i was looking tmta tms— regulation at itv. i was looking into this last— regulation at itv. i was looking into this last night and wamtsatmp— into this last night and wondering, well, what does that sa— wondering, well, what does that what— wondering, well, what does that mean? what are— wondering, well, what does that mean? what are we likely to hear in mean? what are we likely to hear it tstms— mean? what are we likely to hear it tstms at— mean? what are we likely to hear in terms of potential answers to mam— in terms of potential answers to mamwltts— in terms of potential answers to many the questions many of the questions surrounding- many of the questions surrounding ? well, surrounding this scandal? well, taatst— surrounding this scandal? well, taatst mm — surrounding this scandal? well, taatst mm ap— surroundi

affair— handling of philip's schofields ariair vin— handling of philip's schofields affair with a _says the cabinet office is— hugo kyiv, says the cabinet office is merely— hugo kyiv, says the cabinet office is merely seeking to ensure that— office is merely seeking to ensure that security protected internarien— ensure that security protected information in— ensure that security protected information in the national interest— information in the national interest won't— information in the national interest won't be disclosed . m” interest won't be disclosed. mr johnson— interest won't be disclosed. mr ietnsen nas— interest won't be disclosed. mr johnson has offered— interest won't be disclosed. mr johnson has offered to- interest won't be disclosed. mr johnson has offered to provide the inquiry with assistance directly. we're grateful to him for his cooperation and the inquiry team has been liaising with his legal team to arrange for the inspection of the unredacted whatsapps that he had provided to the cabinet office, but which he has had returned to him . we expect to begin that hi

holly or philip schofield or something, when in tetwtt— schofield or something, when in tetwtt teet—ay, tom. yes what a week it's been. it'll be— e “his what a week it's been. it'll be fascinating to it's been. it'll be fascinating te heat— it's been. it'll be fascinating to hear what— it's been. it'll be fascinating to hear what our— it's been. it'll be fascinating to hear what our panel have to say— to hear what our panel have to say here. — to hear what our panel have to say here. were— to hear what our panel have to say here. we're at— to hear what our panel have to say here. we're at swanwick warhe— say here. we're at swanwick htttht ,— say here. we're at swanwick marina , which— say here. we're at swanwick marina , which is a beautiful marina, which is a beautiful warhe— marina, which is a beautiful htttht het— marina, which is a beautiful marina just near southampton, but marina just near southampton, hwt we-te— marina just near southampton, hwt et— marina just near southampton, but we're at the— marina just near southampton, but we're at the boathouse cafe the— but we're at t

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or philip schofield. don't get ewey— or philip schofield. don't get ewey wttn— or philip schofield.actually crimes. so tnte te e big— which aren't actually crimes. so this is a big step— which aren't actually crimes. so this is a big step forward. anotnew— this is a big step forward. another element that the new twee— another element that the new twee eneeen— another element that the new free speech laws— another element that the new free speech laws will cover is tweeton — free speech laws will cover is tweeton ot— free speech laws will cover is freedom of speech in universities. - freedom of speech in universities. so from now on, wntwentttee— universities. so from now on, universities, which includes etett— universities, which includes etett ent— universities, which includes staff and students , will have a staff and students, will have a neet— staff and students, will have a legal responsibility to make tnet— legal responsibility to make sure that their— legal responsibility to make sure that their colleagues are ettowet— sure that their colleagues are ettowet ow— sure that thei

returned to the daytime television show this morning for the first time following co—presenter philip schofield's ms willoughby said she gibson. ms willoughby said she felt shaken , troubled and let felt shaken, troubled and let down by phillip schofield after he'd admitted to an affair with a younger male work colleague . a younger male work colleague. and in happier news, princess eugenie has announced the birth of her second child. it's a boy named ernest george , ronnie named ernest george, ronnie brooksbank. she posted a photograph on her instagram account earlier on today saying ernest was born on the 30th of may, and princess eugenie says her son august, her first son, that is, is already loving being a big brother to you're up to date on tv , online dab+ radio date on tv, online dab+ radio and on the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's news . gb news, britain's news. channel the daily telegraph exclusively reported this morning that the first lockdown measures only saved around 1700 lives as scientists from johns hopkins university say lockdowns had negligible impact compared to the c

returned to the daytime television show this morning for the first time following co—presenter philip schofield'sn . ms willoughby said she gibson. ms willoughby said she felt shaken , troubled and let felt shaken, troubled and let down by phillip schofield after he'd admitted to an affair with a younger male work colleague . a younger male work colleague. and in happier news, princess eugenie has announced the birth of her second child. it's a boy named ernest george , ronnie named ernest george, ronnie brooksbank. she posted a photograph on her instagram account earlier on today saying ernest was born on the 30th of may, and princess eugenie says her son august, her first son, that is, is already loving being a big brother to you're up to date on tv , online dab+ radio date on tv, online dab+ radio and on the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's news . gb news, britain's news. channel the daily telegraph exclusively reported this morning that the first lockdown measures only saved around 1700 lives as scientists from johns hopkins university say lockdowns had negligible impact compared to th

philip schofield. he is one of tnotn— philip schofield.chofield. and you know, in that interview with bbc , he says that interview with bbc, he says tnot— that interview with bbc, he says tnot no-o— that interview with bbc, he says that he's practically his tougntono— that he's practically his daughters are staying with him day daughters are staying with him toy ont— daughters are staying with him toy ont ntgnt— daughters are staying with him day and night to— daughters are staying with him day and night to make sure he tooon-t— day and night to make sure he tooon-t to— day and night to make sure he doesn't do the— day and night to make sure he doesn't do the worst . i don't doesn't do the worst. i don't tntnt— doesn't do the worst. i don't tntnt onytoty— doesn't do the worst. i don't think anybody wants blood on tnotn—tnto- think anybody wants blood oni their—this scandal their hands out of this scandal . so,— their hands out of this scandal . so, you— their hands out of this scandal . so, you know,— their hands out of this scandal . so,

affair repeatetty— in the philip schofield affair repeatedly denied allegations they— repeatedly denieduesday morning. now a third victim was ian coats, a school caretaker who was 65 years old. his van was stolen by the suspect and then used to drive into pedestrians injured three people, one critically. the families of the victims attended the vigil, along with thousands of students and members of the public, to pay their respects . i public, to pay their respects. i am lost for words . i've lost my am lost for words. i've lost my taty— am lost for words. i've lost my taty toy— am lost for words. i've lost my taty toy ant— am lost for words. i've lost my taty toy ant r— am lost for words. i've lost my baby boy and i can't- : i've lost my baby boy and i can't even sonprehent— baby boy and i can't even comprehend how i'm going to do teat— comprehend how i'm going to do teat wtth— comprehend how i'm going to do teat wtth tt— comprehend how i'm going to do deal with it myself— comprehend how i'm going to do deal with it myself and emma and shatte— deal with it myself and emma and state ant

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now the fallout from philip schofield's restghottoh— fallout from philip schofield's resignation fromappened over the last with what has happened over the tost soupte— with what has happened over the tost soupte ot— with what has happened over the last couple of years. and of course, in the— last couple of years. and of course, in the last couple of weeks— course, in the last couple of weeks os— course, in the last couple of weeks as well. _ course, in the last couple of weeks as well. theo thank you very— weeks as well. theo thank you very-thteet— weeks as well. theo thank you very-indeed for- weeks as well. theo thank you very indeed for updating us very much indeed for updating us town— very much indeed for updating us down-television- very much indeed for updating us down television centre down there at television centre . tht— down there at television centre . art ot— down there at television centre . and of course,— down there at television centre . and of course, more- down there at television centre . and of course, more on that as we get but we were we get it. but as we were

and philip schofield that thing all went a little bit quiet, didn't it? it's all popped up quiet, didn't it? it's all popped up again today though, because being because the bosses are being grilled in parliament and itv bosses have admitted that there wasn't a formal investigation in after all. should there have been and happy birthday to me , been and happy birthday to me, quite frankly. you know, it's two years to the day today that the first ever dewbs& co popped up. we'll be looking back at that and also the rnli for the first time. they have issued a set of reports which basically shows just how involved they have been when it comes to people crossing the channel. some people saying, yes, what the rnli do is fantastic. other people saying, hang on a second, what you are doing now is perhaps enabling people, making them actually choose to get on those dinghies in the first place because they know they're going to be rescued. what says you to that? we'll have it all to come. but before we get into it, let's bring ourselves up to speed with the very la

wootton tonight after eamonn holmes raised questions to me about the so—called promotion of philip schofield's

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dame carolyn mccall wrote in a letter to the culture secretary and the ofcom chief executive, philip schofielde assurances which he now acknowledges were untrue and we at itv feel badly. let down. we consider our approach reasonable and proportionate. at the time . and proportionate. at the time. um. well, the letter was also sent to the chair of the culture media and sport committee in parliament, and itv bosses will have to appear in front of mps on tuesday to answer questions about the presenter's affair with a younger male colleague will bring you full details on that of course, as they come to us. and another breaking news this evening, boris johnson's notebooks and whatsapp messages have been handed to the cabinet office today . a spokesman for office today. a spokesman for the prime minister for the former prime minister, i should say, says that he's asked for the full and un redacted details to disclosed urgently to the to be disclosed urgently to the covid inquiry. that's after the cabinet office previously argued the material may be irrelevant. downing street is denying claims of a c