James Martin could face the axe as ITV bosses facing 'strong lobbying' against him amid bullying row

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Gordon Ramsay, Gino D'Acampo and Fred Sirieix are set to reunite for a new travel food show which will see the trio travel around Spain.

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.

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.

Holly Willoughby is believed to have been offered a huge pay increase from ITV following the Phillip Schofield scandal.

TV legend Steve Jones is set to be the latest star to be joining the This Morning presenting team, with ITV bosses reportedly “delighted” about the new signing. The Welsh presenter, who first shot to fame on Channel 4’s T4 alongside Miquita Oliver, is the latest showbiz name to be joining the ITV team, with Steve set to present alongside co-host Josie Gibson on Wednesdays.

James Martin has recently faced numerous claims that he's bullied numerous ITV crew members. However, the broadcaster has confirmed the TV chef's new series will still be broadcast later this year. It was revealed last week that the 51 year old could face being axed by ITV after senior bosses were left furious at his behaviour, according to the Mail Online.

James Martin's future at ITV has been confirmed with his new series airing later this year amid bullying allegations and axe rumours.

EXCLUSIVE: James Martin’s Spanish Adventure, which was the subject of a formal bullying complaint and led to the presenter being rapped by ITV, will air shortly and be sold to international buyers at Mipcom.

This Morning and ITV have been hit with a fresh wave of accusations of bullying and discrimination. ITV staffers have claimed that when they attempted to raise concerns about This Morning they were faced with “further bullying and discrimination” by bosses for speaking out.

K.J. Yossman ITV’s evidence during a parliamentary inquiry into the Phillip Schofield scandal has been branded “inconsistent” and “contradictory,” letters reveal today.

This Morning star Holly Willoughby has reportedly reached out to her pal James Martin to lend her support, after a recording leaked last week heard him swear at staff members 42 times during a Zoom call. The recording, which dates back to 2018, featured the TV chef embarking on a ten minute rant after the drain at his home was blocked while filming for James Martin’s Saturday Morning - something which he claimed caused £30,000-worth of damage in total.

This Morning will be off air on Tuesday, 8 August as ITV1 shakes up its schedule to make room for the Women’s FIFA Football World Cup.The flagship mid-morning programme, which has been a staple on screens since 1988, will be replaced by coverage of the tournament, which is taking place in Australia and New Zealand.The final two rounds of 16 matches will be played tomorrow ahead of the quarter finals, which begin on 11 August. Colombia and Jamaica are set to go head to head at 9am BST on 8 August, with the winning team set to face the Lionesses in the Quarter Finals.

Follow OK! on Threads here: https://www.threads.net/@ok_mag It's been a difficult few months for stand-in television presenter Josie Gibson – as well as her fellow cast and crew at This Morning – following colleague Phillip Schofield's controversial dismissal and Holly Willoughby decision to step back for the summer. And today saw the Bristolean fan-favourite host Josie, who fronted the show alongside Irish TV star Craig Doyle, subjected to further criticism – this time, from a guest.

Presenter Holly Willoughby faced fresh backlash last week amid reports she’s set to sign a lucrative new deal with This Morning. Talk of the proposed deal comes just weeks after rumours circulated that Holly, 42, was ready to quit the show for good following the exit of her co-presenter Phillip Schofield, 61. Now, the reports of a potential uplift in Holly’s salary, should she stay on, have prompted a barrage of criticism, with some blasting it as “disgusting”, especially with the country in the middle of a cost of living crisis.

A health expert has warned about the subtle signs of cancer on your face you shouldn't ignore after James Martin revealed he had the condition.

TV chef James Martin has revealed he was diagnosed with facial cancer several years ago. He has spoken out about his health scare amid accusations that he bullied production staff on his shows.

TV chef James Martin said his experience with cancer came about during the “most difficult time of [his] life”, which followed a family bereavement and a burglary. The ITV star, 51, opened up about his cancer diagnosis and revealed he had to have surgery.The frequent This Morning chef said the cancer on his face has "returned on several occasions", leading him to have "regular treatments". James' revelation comes after he was accused of 'bullying’ after concerns were raised over his behaviour while making James Martin's Spanish Adventure in 2018.

TV chef James Martin reveals he was diagnosed with cancer on his face and gets 'regular' treatments to combat disease.