Prince Harry honored military personnel and veterans alongside A-list celebrities after being snubbed by Buckingham Palace to participate in the U.K.’s Remembrance Day.On Wednesday, November 18, the Duke of Sussex thanked servicemen and women for their efforts during the 14th Annual Stand Up for Heroes event.
This Morning’s Phillip Schofield apologises to angry viewers after Remembrance Day silence is interrupted
11.11.2020 - 19:22 / ok.co.uk
Phillip Schofield was forced to apologise on This Morning after the Remembrance Day two minute silence was interrupted.The 58 year old, who was recently slammed by Kerry Katona, shared his apologies after the moment of remembrance after a man in Belfast announced the silence was over early. Shortly after announcing the annual event, This Morning producers cut to scenes from across the nation as they fell silent to remember the war dead at 11am on 11 November.
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Phillip Schofield says he and wife Steph are ‘picking their way through’ after coming out as gay
Phillip Schofield has candidly opened up on his marriage to wife Steph after he came out as gay earlier this year.The 58 year old This Morning star remains married to wife Steph, 56, after coming out as gay and recently said they haven’t discussed divorce. And now, in a new interview on BBC Radio 5 Live, Phil has admitted they are just trying to “pick our way through” as a family.
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Phillip Schofield apologises after This Morning Remembrance Day silence is interrupted
ITV talk show host acknowledged the gaffe over the timekeeping. But This Morning fans were fuming again because he spoke over the playing of the Last Post.A man said: "It is two minutes past 11, thank you for joining us in this act of remembrance and observing the two minutes' silence."A solemn Phil said: "I think someone's watch was wrong halfway through the two minutes' silence there.
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11.11.2020 / 18:04
Phil Schofield forced to apologise as This Morning 'ruins' Remembrance Day silence
Phillip Schofield was forced to apologised to This Morning viewers when a two minutes' silence for Remembrance Day was interrupted. The show was broadcasting live streams from across the UK including the Cenotaph in London, as Phil and co-host Holly marked the nationwide tribute.