Lorraine Kelly confuses fans over plan to visit parents in Scotland next week

Kelly Macdonald has been praised by fans for her performance in last night’s dramatic episode of Line of Duty. The Scots actress, who plays DSI Jo Davidson on the show, came under intense cross examination from AC-12, in what was billed as the longest interview ever seen on the BBC cop drama.

Lorraine Kelly and Lawrence Chaney have joined forces to host a one-off special digital pub quiz for National Student Pride called Cheers, Queers! The Scots TV presenter and the Drag Race UK winner are our new favourite TV combo and the pair will be hosting the event with hilarious different rounds with a spectacular performance at the end.

Lorraine Kelly and Lawrence Chaney have had an unusual Twitter exchange, which left many in stitches. The Scots TV presenter and the winner of Ru Paul's Drag Race UK have become friends since Lorraine appeared as a guest judge on the show and Lawrence went on to appear on Lorraine while running in the drag competition.

Lorraine Kelly was forced to apologise for on-air spelling error after viewers pointed out the blunder on Wednesday’s edition of the show.The presenter, 61, addressed the comments from fans on social media live on the ITV programme after the typo was spotted during the latest news bulletin.The clip focused on Tom Cruise’s surprise appearance in North Yorkshire while he was filming for Mission Impossible seven.The ITV show, Lorraine, wrote "Yorkhire" instead of "Yorkshire" which upset those who

Lorraine Kelly hilariously put down a fellow Scot who suggested there was an error on her set of her telly show . The 61-year-old Glasgow -born presenter was applauded by fans after Bernard Walsh wrote to her on Twitter and told her that the time was wrong on her studio clock.

Lorraine Kelly went back in time as she showed off a picture of herself with 'enormous' hair taken in the early days of her presenting career.The Scots host used to work for TV Am, the station which was the UK's first national operator of a commercial breakfast television franchise.And when they tweeted an image of the reception areas area in their old London office, a massive picture of Lorraine could be seen in the background.Reacting to the snap, Lorraine tweeted: "OMG / that was one of my

Lorraine Kelly took full advantage of the English beer gardens opening today as she downed a shot with her daughter Rosie. The Scots queen of breakfast TV is enjoying a much needed break for the Easter holidays as Ranvir Singh takes over the morning couch.

Cat Deeley has shared her children's adorable nickname for Ant and Dec as she took over from Lorraine Kelly on ITV1. Cat and Ant and Dec are long-term pals, having starred on SMTV Live together in the early noughties.

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Lorraine Kelly over the Easter break. The SMTV Live icon will host Lorraine’s morning ITV show as the Scots star takes a well-deserved break for the next two weeks.

Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway fans were left overjoyed last month when Cat Deeley made her return to UK screens to take part in a revival of the trio's SM:tv Live sketch Chums. After finding fame alongside Ant McPartin and Declan Donnelly on SM:tv Live and spin-off music show CD:UK, Cat became a household name in the US, fronting shows such as So You Think You Can Dance? and This Time Next Year.