The TV shows to watch to mark Black History Month as Alison Hammond hosts new documentary

Loose Women panellist Stacey Solomon is full of crafting ideas and highly creative organisational hacks. While millions of us hang on to her every Instagram story, watching her tips and tricks unfurl, the former X Factor contestant is bringing her methods offline and publishing a book on all her hacks.

Nadia Sawalha has surprised her followers by sharing a series of hilarious photos of herself with her famous dad, actor Nadim Sawalha.MORE: Nadia Sawalha melts hearts with rare photo of her famous dadThe Instagram pictures saw the Loose Women star jump for joy on a tiny trampoline, while her father paid zero attention as he was engrossed in his mobile phone.The hilarious snaps, which were taken before the new lockdown rules were enforced, were to highlight Well Pharmacy's delivery service.

Stacey Solomon has debuted a brand new hairstyle, but not before boyfriend Joe Swash made a crude remark about her pubic hair.The mum-of-three, who recently hit back at a troll who told her not to get any thinner, decided to switch up her look and called her hairstylist over to work her magic on her.The 31-year-old updated her fans via her Instagram story as she got her hair done.

If you watch Andrea McLean on Loose Women then you might think she keeps up to date with weekly blow-dry appointments and beauty treatments. But the star has set out to prove she’s not quite as glam behind-the-scenes, and in fact, it’s been a while since she’s managed to make it into a hair salon.

Having tied up her term on Britain’s Got Talent last week, Amanda Holden is wasting no time getting back in the saddle and intends to keep her seat warm. Her latest role will see her star in BBC One’s brand-new mystery music game show I Can See Your Voice.

Peter Andre often gushes about his wife Emily Andrea, and it looks like today was no different.The Mysterious Girl singer, who recently addressed his neck tattoo, shared a picture of Emily in their home gym. In the picture, the 31-year-old doctor can be seen taking a selfie in her workout gear, with gym equipment and machines surrounding her.

Alison Hammond, Amanda Holden and Jimmy Carr have been announced as the celebrity panellists for BBC One’s new singing-based game show I Can See Your Voice.The eight-part series will be hosted by Paddy McGuinness and the panel will be helped out by a different pop star each week.The BBC said:I Can See Your Voice will see two players aiming to win a cash prize by guessing who can and can’t sing from a group of mystery singers standing before them.

Frank and Christine Lampard enjoyed a night off from parenting on Saturday night, as they headed out on a dinner date.The pair looked as happy as ever as they strolled arm in arm into a London restaurant. Frank, 42, wore a grey polo-shirt and black coat for the occasion, complete with navy trousers and brown shoes.

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.

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