Sophie Turner is set to star in ‘Joan’, a new ITVX thriller about Joan Hannington, a real-life diamond thief known as ‘The Godmother’. The six-part series explores Hannington’s journey from escaping an abusive relationship to becoming a formidable criminal mastermind, highlighting her fierce intelligence and resilience. The project, based on Hannington’s memoir, promises a captivating look into the world of London’s criminal underworld in the 1980s.
Prince Harry will appear in an upcoming ITV documentary, ‘Tabloids on Trial,’ where he will discuss his experiences with phone hacking by British tabloids. The documentary will also feature interviews with Hugh Grant, Charlotte Church, and Paul Gascoigne, who have also been victims of tabloid intrusion.
ITV presenter Alison Hammond looked radiant in a breezy khaki shirt dress that captured the attention of her fans. The midi dress, originally priced at £110, is currently available for just £59 at Phase Eight. Its relaxed silhouette, drawstring waist, and buttoned cuffs make it perfect for summer. Alison paired the dress with white slip-on mules, completing a stylish and versatile look.
Kate Garraway was noticeably absent from Good Morning Britain on Thursday, leaving viewers confused. Her usual co-hosts, Richard Madeley and Charlotte Hawkins, presented the show alongside newsreader Marverine Cole. Kate’s absence comes after the recent airing of her emotional documentary about her husband Derek’s battle with COVID-19 and the challenges they faced during his illness. Kate had previously spoken about the impact of caring for Derek and the financial burden it has placed on her family. She has also highlighted the need for more support for carers and those with long-term health conditions.
ITV has added a warning to old episodes of the classic sitcom ‘Terry and June’ that they contain ‘discriminatory language of the period.’ The warning has sparked debate, with some viewers arguing that it is unnecessary and others defending it. Richard Madeley, a presenter on ‘Good Morning Britain,’ has weighed in on the debate, saying that he believes the warning may be needed despite his own belief that trigger warnings are ‘ridiculous.
Paralympic swimming champion Ellie Simmonds has discovered a renewed purpose outside of the pool following the Bafta nomination of her ITV documentary exploring disability and adoption. The athlete, who has achondroplasia, a form of dwarfism, expressed her delight at the recognition for her 2023 documentary, “Ellie Simmonds: Finding My Secret Family.”
ITV has issued a warning regarding the use of discriminatory language in the classic sitcom ‘Terry and June,’ which originally aired from 1979 to 1987. The broadcaster did not specify the precise language used, but fan Paul Phipps-Williams highlighted an episode where Terry mistakenly wears June’s perfume and deals with homophobia from his boss. ITV stated that they regularly review historical programming to provide context and guidance on potentially sensitive language, reaffirming their commitment to appropriate warnings at launch.
ITV has placed warning labels on re-runs of the classic sitcom ‘Terry and June’ due to concerns about ‘discriminatory language.’ The series, originally aired from 1979 to 1987, stars Dame June Whitfield and Terry Scott as a suburban couple. ITV has not specified the exact language deemed offensive, but fan Paul Phipps-Williams claims an episode involves homophobic jokes surrounding Terry’s mistaken use of June’s perfume at a work conference. ITV has stated that it regularly reviews historical programming to ensure appropriate warnings and context are provided.
Love Island’s Molly-Mae Hague and Zach Noble have reunited just six weeks after their shock split. Love Island fans had been speculating that the private pair had rekindled their romance, and now The Sun can confirm that they are officially giving their relationship another go. The couple hit it off in Majorca last summer on the ITV reality show, but fans were left shocked when their split was announced in March.
Alison Hammond, the new host of ITV’s ‘For The Love Of Dogs,’ has responded to criticism over her lack of personal pets and alleged scripted performance. Amidst claims that she is not as passionate about animals as her predecessor, the late Paul O’Grady, Hammond argues that her love for dogs need not be defined by pet ownership, emphasizing her commitment to the show’s mission of supporting Battersea Dogs and Cats Home. Despite the backlash, Hammond remains determined to prove herself as a worthy host and dismisses online negativity as reflective of trolls rather than genuine concerns.
