Alison Hammond and Josie Gibson put their friendship at risk as they collaborate for new TV show

This Morning regular has left the comfort of the studio for a one-off documentary called Back to School.Airing on ITV as part of Black History Month, the doc follows Alison as she goes on the ultimate school trip.The presenter travels the length of Britain to visit key historical sites -  from Hadrian's Wall to Hampton Court - re-examining the history taught in schools but from a different angle.Alison will be given an insight into the significance of black people in Britain's history by experts

This Morning has had it's fair share of awkward moments and none more so than today when Holly Willoughby was left shocked after thinking Alison Hammond had called her 'Miss Piggy'.The exchanged happened shortly before the show went on air on Tuesday, with Alison, 45, complimenting Holly, 39, on her denim dress and saying she resembled 60s supermodel Twiggy. However, awkwardly, Holly thought she said she looked like Muppets character, Miss Piggy.

October marks Black History Month, where we celebrate Black culture and pay homage to forgotten historical figures.To mark the month, a series of TV shows featuring some of our favourite stars will be hitting our screens. Alison Hammond is going back in time to learn all about key black historical figures who have been forgotten from our history books in her brand new documentary, Back To School.

This Morning star Alison Hammond reacted to the murder of George Floyd with an impassioned speech in which she reflected on her fears as a Black person and a mother, stating: "When Black lives matter, then all lives will matter."Since then, Alison has admitted that she doesn't know as much about Black history as she'd like to, so when ITV commissioned a one-off documentary called Back to School, it was as much an education for her as it will be for a lot of viewers who have never been taught

Rick Moranis was randomly attacked in New York City on Thursday. The beloved actor — who recently made headlines after showing up in a Mint Mobile ad — was punched in the face by an unknown suspect.

Rick Moranis near Central Park in New York City in the early hours of Thursday, October 1.In a video shared via Twitter by NYPD Crime Stoppers, a man wearing an “I Love New York” sweatshirt is seen punching another man in the head, who falls to the ground. The second man was later identified as the Honey, I Shrunk the Kids actor, according to NBC New York.According to the New York Daily News, the comedian went to a local hospital to be treated for head, back and hip pain.

From oversized blazers to baggy jeans, celebs are constantly providing us with their instant slimming secrets. With some of us feeling like we may have been not as active over lockdown, we’re all searching for that perfect flattering dress.

This Morning presenter Alison Hammond made a hilarious blunder while preparing for a Halloween segment on Wednesday's show (September 30).Alison, who was dressed up as a witch, was preparing to give viewers some 'haunting Halloween ideas' as October approaches.

Her 2017 encounter with Harrison Ford and Ryan Gosling, which isn’t so much an interview as a piece of art, has been viewed more than 11m times on YouTube and saw all three of them in hysterics. A video of Hammond doing the weather on a floating map of the UK, an activity that saw her accidentally push a male model into the Royal Albert Dock in Liverpool, was an instant viral hit.

Kate Lawler recently announced she is expecting her first child with fiancé Martin, and will need to be making space for the newborn in their cosy home.The reality star, 40, who became the first female winner when she won Big Brother series three, which also starred Jade Goody, Alison Hammond and Adele Roberts, is welcoming a new addition to her family along with her two beloved dogs Baxter and Shirley.

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorNew York Comic-Con, taking place virtually Oct. 8-11, has announced a number of key film and TV panels including early looks at Universal/Blumhouse’s Nov.