Jeremy Hunt shares daughter's reaction to Budget speech ITV This Morning appearance with Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield slammed

Fans have been left bowled over by Alison Hammond as she returned to This Morning. The presenter was back at the helm of the ITV daytime show on Wednesday (April 5) alongside co-host Dermot O'Leary as the programme's usual Friday hosts take over for a couple of weeks.

Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary have been told off by This Morning viewers after they picked up on their 'rude' behaviour towards one of the show's guests. The angry comments also came as the duo were temporarily 'replaced' for hosting duties on the ITV daytime show as fans demanded: "Give her a job!"

Holly Willoughby welcomed some surprise guests to the This Morning studio on Thursday, as her three children, Harry, Belle and Chester, paid her a visit.The TV presenter, 42, who has been hosting the ITV daytime show with Joel Dommett this week, shared a sweet photograph on Instagram of her three children sitting on the iconic This Morning sofa while she chatted away to them. Mum-of-three Holly, who shares her two sons and daughter with husband Dan Baldwin, revealed Harry, 13, Belle, 11, and eight year old Chester had visited her at work to kickstart their Easter break from school.

This Morning viewers were left distracted as Marti Pellow appeared on the show - and some were soon left jumping to his defence. The Wet Wet Wet frontman was on the ITV daytime show to chat about his current show and upcoming tour.

Holly Willoughby has announced a major change to This Morning that has left some of the show's fans disappointed. On Thursday's instalment of the popular daytime show, Holly and Joel Dommett - who is standing in for Phillip Schofield - played the popular game of Spin to Win.The live segment sees viewers winning cash prizes, and usually features Phil spinning the wheel or Holly picking a ball to determine the prize money.

Joel Dommett was almost lost for words as he was given surprise during his second - and last - day hosting This Morning but it wasn't long before she shared the reason for his 'relief'. The comedian and presenter was drafted in to host the show for two days this week alongside Holly Willoughby.

This Morning viewers have been flooding the show with praise as they made a fresh observation about Holly Willoughby. The presenter was left flying solo by her usual co-host on the ITV daytime show Phillip Schofield before she was kept company by Alison Hammond.

Holly Willoughby has given a rare insight into her family life as she detailed a 'scary' holiday experience in her latest newsletter. Away from hosting shows such as This Morning and Dancing on Ice, the presenter has her own business, Wylde Moon.

This Morning fans have been issuing a demand to bosses after it was revealed that Alison Hammond is being replaced as Holly Willoughby's co-host. The ITV daytime show's usual Friday host stepped in on Monday and Tuesday this week in place of Phillip Schofield who is taking the week off.

This Morning presenter Alison Hammond is "leaning on" close friend and co-star Holly Willoughby as she works her way through her recent break-up and a former friend's attempts to blackmail her, according to reports. Alison, 48, left fans shocked this month when she announced, live on air, that she is single, following weeks of rumours that she was engaged to her long-term boyfriend.

Holly Willought had just two words and a question for Alison Hammond after they finished their latest rare stint hosting This Morning together. The pair were seen at the helm of the ITV daytime show on Monday (March 27) as Phillip Schofield takes the week off.

Holly Willoughby and This Morning bosses were left fearing she had flashed her knickers when she was 'tackled' to the ground by Alison Hammond. It was a female takeover on the ITV daytime show on Monday (March 27) with Alison stepping in for Phillip Schofield.

Some This Morning viewers were took by surprise when they saw a woman bearing her breast on the daytime show - but it was all for good reason. The ITV programme was back on screens on Monday (March 27) with Holly Willougby at the helm and instead of being joined by her usual co-host Phillip Schofield, the presenter was at the helm alongside Alison Hammond.

Holly Willoughby fell down to the floor on This Morning when her co-presenter Alison Hammond "rugby tackled" her after the new Great British Bake Off presenter chased her around the studio. Talking about the hilarious moment together on the sofa with their viewers, Alison, 48, said to Holly: "I'm so out of breath!" Holly, 42, then explained: "Not only did you catch me, but we sort of collided together," before Alison interrupted by saying: "It was [like] a rugby tackle." "Yeah!" Holly added. "And I ended up on the floor.This is what happened, you might not have seen..." Footage of Holly and Alison was then shown, which saw Holly running away from Alison before the latter caught up with her.The Big Brother star then caught Holly in her arms when she fell.

This Morning fans have been left asking 'where's Phillip' as the show's main host was replaced. Phillip Schofield is usually seen fronting the ITV daytime programme from Monday through to Thursday with Holly Willougby.

Alison Hammond spent some time with the girls after she hit the headlines over the weekend. The This Morning presenter is said to be distraught after a 'blackmailer', once thought to be a friend, demanded money or they'd 'end her career'.

Phillip Schofield is set to be replaced on This Morning, it has been reported. But fans need not worry as it won't be permanent. Viewers of the ITV daytime show are used to watching the presenter front the programme alongside Holly Willoughby from Monday through to Thursday.

Phillip Schofield has been seen admitting to making a 'massive mistake' in a video with Holly Willoughby. The pair could be seen backstage at Dancing on Ice which came to an end on Sunday night (March 12).

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s ‘Brexit pub guarantee’, as announced in his first budget yesterday, has been met with confusion by the hospitality industry. Hunt announced yesterday that tax on draught beer in pubs will be frozen from August 1.

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield are no strangers to having to issue an apology or two on This Morning either for themselves or for their guests. And this time it was Jennifer Aniston who fell foul of the TV golden rules as she appeared on the ITV daytime show alongside Adam Sandler ahead of the release of their new film.