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'Allo 'Allo star Robin Parkinson has died at age 92.The esteemed comedian and actor passed peacefully with his family by his side. A statement issued on behalf of his devastated family said: "Robin Parkinson, actor, known for 'Allo 'Allo and as the voice of Button Moon, has died peacefully at the age of 92 with his wife and daughters by his side." The 92 year old rose to stardom in the 70s and 80s securing a place as a regular on TV screens.

Renowned newsreader Clive Myrie, 58, has shed light on why he was hastily removed from BBC News At Ten, following his guest appearance on Have I Got News For You (HIGNFY). Citing an issue of timing, he explained that the two programmes aired "too close" to one another.

Harry Hill has jumped on the bandwagon and mocked Holly Willoughby following her statement over the Phillip Schofield scandal on This Morning.

Holly Willoughby and the This Morning saga. On Monday, the Wylde Moon founder returned to the ITV daytime show for the first time since Phillip Schofield admitted to an ‘unwise but not illegal’ affair with a younger runner. In a widely-mocked speech to audiences, Holly, 42, began: ‘Firstly, are you ok?’‘It feels very strange indeed sitting here without Phil,’ she continued.

A UK footballer turned commentator has been called out on a TV quiz show for his hypocrisy in taking a World Cup commentary role in Qatar, where he has previously highlighted human rights abuses.

Daytime TV icon Lorraine Kelly has opened up about being told by Strictly Come Dancing pro Anton Du Beke that she shouldn't bother taking part in the show as moves 'like a tree'. Discussing the idea of appearing on the smash-hit BBC show with her guests today - comedian Paul Merton and his actress wife Suki Webster - the Scottish presenter, 62, revealed that the dancing star suggested jumping and jiving may not quite be her forte. "Well, I would be so rubbish," she admitted when speaking about singing up for the BBC show.

who has died from cancer aged 58, was a popular comedian known for his deadpan delivery on television panel shows such as Have I Got News for You with Ian Hislop and Paul Merton, QI, and as a team captain on Jimmy Carr’s 8 Out of 10 Cats; he also drew enthusiastic reviews for touring shows such as Lockipedia, its title a play on the internet site that he claimed to despise.

Caroline Quentin feared she would never find love again after her split from Paul Merton in 1997 - let alone have children.But just a year later, the actress met runner Sam Farmer on the set of Men Behaving Badly.Despite being 11 years her junior, the couple fell in love and welcomed daughter Emily, now 21, when Caroline was 39. When a delighted Caroline, now 60, fell pregnant for a second time in 2000, she decided to to take a year off work and enjoy every second of it, the Mirror reports.

according to The Mirror.Caroline Quentin was one of the first celebrities to be announced in this year's Strictly line-upCaroline was one of the first celebrities to be announced in this year's line-up.She is an actress best known for playing Dorothy in Men Behaving Badly and Maddie Magellan in Jonathan Creek.The 60-year-old was previously married to comedian Paul Merton and tied the knot with her second husband Sam Farmer in 2006.Caroline: "I am thrilled and terrified in equal measure to be

Strictly Come Dancing this year - so who have you got your money on?Caroline was one of the first celebrities to be announced in this year's line-up.She is an actress best known for playing Dorothy in Men Behaving Badly and Maddie Magellan in Jonathan Creek.The 60-year-old was previously married to comedian Paul Merton and tied the knot with her second husband Sam Farmer in 2006.Caroline: "I am thrilled and terrified in equal measure to be taking part."American footballer Jason is the only star

Ian Hislop jokes that Paul Merton should be tested for coronavirus if one of the symptoms is “being a miserable bastard,” when Have I Got News For You returns to television.

BBC Three and Amazon Prime Video show “Fleabag” was popular at the U.K.’s annual Royal Television Society Programme Awards, picking up gongs for scripted comedy and comedy writer for Phoebe Waller-Bridge. Meanwhile, Craig Mazin won best drama writer for HBO and Sky Atlantic’s “Chernobyl.”

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Stage star Michael Ball says audience members are putting performers in danger with their mobile phone use.