ITV reveals plans to keep This Morning on air going forward

Holly Willoughby has come to our rescue, aiding those amongst us who are searching for ways to maintain our beauty routines, and our roots, as we self-isolate.The This Morning presenter, 39, has clearly been experiencing the woes of roots peaking through and, in a bid to brighten up her iconic hair, has turned to Instagram to show her 6.5 million followers the secrets behind her glossy locks.

This Morning is well known for airing some bizarre moments during its morning slot.

Holly Willoughby has revealed that she may have taken things too far while having a tipple in lockdown.

While This Morning pranked Holly Willoughby live on air last year for April Fools' Day, the show has decided to eschew the tradition this year.

Speaking to her co-host Phillip Schofield as they began Monday’s This Morning, Holly Willoughby admitted that she was feeling "desperately sad" after spending the weekend in coronavirus isolation. The mother-of-three told viewers that she was switching between feeing really sad or very happy and wanted to return to a "happy medium”.

Thousands of Brits ventured to their windows, balconies and doorsteps on Thursday 26 March evening to applaud the hard work of the NHS and health workers across the country as they tirelessly battle the coronavirus. Joining in with the rest of the nation were all the ITV Daytime stars, who shared a heartwarming video of themselves personally thanking all those who are putting their lives at risk.

This Morning presenters Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby are used to styling out the odd live TV blunder, and they've certainly had a fair few hiccups this week already.

An Edinburgh granddad who built a home gym in his garden is inspiring the nation to stay fit amid the coronavirus outbreak.

Holly Willoughby admitted to an embarrassing blunder on This Morning after leaving her microphone on while going to the loo. Awkward.

This Morning's Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby are usually seen to by their 'glam squad' before they go live on air, but in recent days the pair have been doing their own hair and make-up due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Last night (March 23), the UK government announced a lockdown on people leaving the house for anything that isn't super important, while shops and other services that aren't deemed essential have been told to close.