Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby snubbed by National Television Award 2023 nominations

Philip Schofield has yet again been booted from a project that he was involved in following his admission to having an affair with a much younger male colleague. The This Morning presenter, who sensationally left the programme and ITV earlier this year, has now been axed from The Cube Live in Manchester.

ITV staff at This Morning have reportedly been left reeling as they have failed to get an invite to the annual National Television Awards. The event set to take place in just a few day's time on Tuesday next week, September 5, is 'slimming down' attendees.

Phillip Schofield has been dealt another devastating blow to his television career after he was scrapped from hosting another project. It follows his exit from ITV amid the 61-year-olds affair scandal which sent shockwaves through the industry.

Lorraine Kelly has kept her distance from fellow ITV daytime presenter Holly Willoughby, following the controversy surrounding her former This Morning co-host Phillip Schofield's departure. Earlier this year, Phillip, 61, quit the daytime show after more than 20 years, following reports of a falling out between himself and Holly.

Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford are set to be interviewed in the ITV Phillip Schofield probe after the GB News presenter branded the situation a 'cover up'.

ITV's internal investigation into the Phillip Schofield fiasco, led by Jane Mulcahy KC, is yet to hear from Eamonn Holmes and his wife Ruth Langsford. During the period of his resignation from the broadcaster this year, it was brought to light that Phillip, 61, had engaged in an affair with one of his young This Morning colleagues while still married to Stephanie Lowe.

Phillip Schofield is contemplating writing a second memoir following 2020's bestseller Life's What You Make It.The 61 year old has endured something of a cursed year after his brother's child sex offences and the extramarital affair that contributed to him leaving ITV, but the presenter may reportedly tell all in a brand-new book, having been approached by publishing house Hodder & Stoughton. A source for The Mirror revealed: "Phil has had several approaches by book publishers - including Hodder & Stoughton - about a new memoir, in which he talks more fully about This Morning, Holly [Willoughby], and how his career at ITV imploded.

This Morning's Holly Willoughby has "fully complied and co-operated" with an independent inquiry into the affair scandal surrounding her ex-colleague Phillip Schofield. Back towards the end of May, Phillip, 61, publicly confessed to engaging in an "unwise but not illegal" extramarital relationship with a much younger work colleague, who has remained anonymous, and the repercussions are still being felt around the ITV corridors today.

Former This Morning presenter Phillip Schofield is said to be plotting his big TV comeback on a rival channel, following a chat with fellow TV star Vanessa Feltz. Phillip is also in discussions for a tell-all book deal to reveal his side of the story which led to him quitting his job at ITV.

Phillip Schofield is said to be considering signing a deal to write a tell-all book about his ITV exit. The former This Morning presenter, 61, has been approached by a leading book publisher and had an informal chat about what a deal could look like, The Mirror reports.

This Morning host Holly Willoughby has now spoken to the lawyer that is heading the independent inquiry into the Phillip Schofield scandal. Pals of Holly's have noted that "she has nothing to hide" amid the review fronted by Jane Mulcahy KC.

Holly Willoughby is set to return to This Morning in a matter of weeks following her extended summer break in the wake of the Phillip Schofield scandal.

Phillip Schofield surprised fans last week when he was spotted out in public twice. But while rumours are rife that the presenter could be plotting a TV comeback, a source tells OK! he has no imminent plans to return to our screens – and his former co-host and best friend Holly Willoughby is relieved.

This Morning staff are "very grateful" to receive an NTA nomination in the wake of the Phillip Schofield scandal. The flagship ITV show has been nominated in the Best Daytime category, alongside The Chase, Repair Shop and Loose Women.

In the last few months, three high-profile TV presenters have been entangled in scandals, and many fans have been left wondering if they will returns to screens again.

Holly Willoughby has enjoyed years at the top of the National Television Awards food chain alongside her former co-host Philip Schofield - but the pair have both been snubbed in a 2023 twist. Famed in previous years for being daytime show This Morning's golden couple and making it to the Best TV Presenter category numerous times, the former duo have been replaced by fan favourite Alison Hammond, who is representing the ITV show this year.The fall from grace comes as Holly, 42, has been left flying solo after Phil's departure from ITV, following a bout of scandal and feud rumours between the pair.

Holly Willoughby has been 'snubbed' for her This Morning co-star as the shortlist for the National Television Awards has been revealed. It's not long now until the biggest names of the small screen battle it out for a range of prizes at the annual bash.

The shortlist for the National Television Awards has now been revealed as the biggest names of the small screen battle it out for a range of prizes. There are 16 prizes up for grabs at this year's awards.

ITV's This Morning has been nominated for a National Television Award despite the controversy surrounding the show's former presenter Phillip Schofield. The 61-year-old resigned from ITV and left his talent agency after it was discovered he had been in a relationship with a younger male colleague at the show.

This Morning has been nominated for best daytime show at the National Television Awards 2023 despite the furore over the Phillip Schofield affair. Phillip, 61, resigned from ITV and was dropped by his talent agency YMU in May after admitting to an “unwise but not illegal” relationship with a younger male colleague on the show.