Holly Willoughby has been a household name on ITV for the past few decades, but it seems like she won’t be back on our screens anytime soon.
Holly hasn’t got a TV show lined up currently(Image: WireImage)
Due to Holly Willoughby being unable to appear in an upcoming TV show, her future career plans have reportedly been revealed. The actress has long been a household name on television, but it seems like she hasn’t got any upcoming projects to look forward to.
The 44-year-old is now at a point in her career where she hasn’t got a programme lined-up for the first time in 21 years. This comes as her usual presenting gig on Dancing On Ice has come to an end as the show has been axed.
Due to the cancellation of that job, Holly’s previous one, Bear Hunt with Bear Grylls, will no longer be able to do so. She also made a decision to leave You Bet! which means that Stephen Mulhern will be the show’s sole host.
Bear Hunt has been axed(Image: PA)
According to reports, Holly’s husband, Dan Baldwin, is working on a remake of Record Breakers, giving her a chance to get a presenting job. According to a source, Holly’s inclusion would make “perfect sense.”
They stated that Holly’s takeover of Record Breakers would make perfect sense because it is likely to be a hit in the future. She has previously worked with Dan, and they are both knowledgeable about what makes a great television.
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Holly has also been in amongst a few names that could be hosting the reboot of Cilla Black’s Blind Date. Other celebs that could be up include Claudia Winkleman and Davina McCall.
Dancing On Ice won’t be returning(Image: Kieron McCarron/ITV/REX/Shutterstock)
Another show Holly is being looked at for is a new Channel 4 programme where new undiscovered singers are found. Holly first returned back to TV last year after taking an 18 month break.
It has also been reported that ITV are keen to keep Holly as she recently met with Katie Rawcliffe, director of entertainment and daytime about future opportunities.
Holly always intended to lock in new presenting roles for ITV, which has been her main focus for a while, according to an insider. Due to the cards falling, she didn’t have anything confirmed until earlier this year, which is unfortunate because Holly has a number of exciting projects in hand for her in 2025.
Holly says, “Holly is looking forward, and this week’s meeting was one of the best examples.” There will be new entertainment formats instead of daytime programming. A documentary about Holly’s kidnapping was broadcast during the meeting.
Holly declined to participate in Channel 5’s documentary, The Plot To Kill Holly Willoughby, which told the story of the plot by obsessed security guard Gavin Plumb to kidnap, rape and murder her.
The traumatic experience is what led her to step down from her role on ITV1’s This Morning and take a break from television altogether.
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Brussels’ King Baudouin Stadium Kickoff time: Monday, June 9:45 BST
According to a player who watched him play a part in the national team, Wales have a new mindset under his leadership.
Bellamy assisted manager Vincent Kompany in winning the championship, and Connor Roberts was a member of the Burnley team that won the championship.
The Wales side’s unbeaten start to Bellamy’s first senior role as manager and its renewed desire to reach the 2026 World Cup are now at the full-back.
Bellamy’s team defeated Liechtenstein 3-0 on Friday in Cardiff, beating qualification favorites Belgium.
The 45-year-old has already stated that Wales will play the top seeds, while midfielder David Brooks claims that the team will travel to Brussels to win.
When asked whether it suggested a shift in the team’s mindset from previous Wales matches, 62-cap Roberts replied, “Yes is the straightforward answer.
We will play side-to-side with any team, and the manager has arrived, which is obvious because I know him from his time at Burnley.
With the goals from Joe Rodon, Kieffer Moore, and Harry Wilson, Wales escaped a difficult situation. Roberts remarked, “We have to keep being ourselves and not change. We have to keep the good habits that we’ve been learning and integrating over the past nine months, and do what we need to do to win the game.
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Players are clearly hearing Bellamy’s message as they prepare for a crucial game in the campaign, which she has previously stated in public about not wanting to be seen as underdogs.
After two victories and a draw in their first three games, Wales leads Group J.
And the news that Belgium conceded a draw in North Macedonia in their opening game made their comfortable night in Cardiff against Liechtenstein even more enjoyable.
Rudi Garcia, manager of Belgium, stated to reporters that “his side must win against Wales.”
Brooks, however, claims that Wales haven’t changed their minds as a result of the defeat in Skopje.
We adored ourselves right away, Brooks said. We were going to try and win regardless, not as though we thought Belgium had to slack off for us to have a chance.
Brussels’ King Baudouin Stadium Kickoff time: Monday, June 9:45 BST
According to a player who watched him play a part in the national team, Wales have a new mindset under his leadership.
Bellamy assisted manager Vincent Kompany in winning the championship, and Connor Roberts was a member of the Burnley team that won the championship.
The Wales side’s unbeaten start to Bellamy’s first senior role as manager and its renewed desire to reach the 2026 World Cup are now at the full-back.
Bellamy’s team defeated Liechtenstein 3-0 on Friday in Cardiff, beating qualification favorites Belgium.
The 45-year-old has already stated that Wales will play the top seeds, while midfielder David Brooks claims that the team will travel to Brussels to win.
When asked whether it suggested a shift in the team’s mindset from previous Wales matches, 62-cap Roberts replied, “Yes is the straightforward answer.
We will play side-to-side with any team, and the manager has arrived, which is obvious because I know him from his time at Burnley.
With the goals from Joe Rodon, Kieffer Moore, and Harry Wilson, Wales escaped a difficult situation. Roberts remarked, “We have to keep being ourselves and not change. We have to keep the good habits that we’ve been learning and integrating over the past nine months, and do what we need to do to win the game.
JavaScript must be enabled in your browser to play this video.
Players are clearly hearing Bellamy’s message as they prepare for a crucial game in the campaign, which she has previously stated in public about not wanting to be seen as underdogs.
After two victories and a draw in their first three games, Wales leads Group J.
And the news that Belgium conceded a draw in North Macedonia in their opening game made their comfortable night in Cardiff against Liechtenstein even more enjoyable.
Rudi Garcia, manager of Belgium, stated to reporters that “his side must win against Wales.”
Brooks, however, claims that Wales haven’t changed their minds as a result of the defeat in Skopje.
We adored ourselves right away, Brooks said. We were going to try and win regardless, not as though we thought Belgium had to slack off for us to have a chance.
At least 34 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli-caused attacks in Gaza, according to medical sources who spoke with Al Jazeera. A significant hospital in the area’s south claimed it was inaccessible as a result of ongoing Israeli military operations.
After Israeli forces declared the Khan Younis region a “dangerous combat zone” and mandated evacuations, the Palestinian Red Crescent announced on Saturday that al-Amal Hospital in Khan Younis was “no longer accessible.”
In a statement, the group appealed to international organizations to intervene, protect medical facilities, and set up safe corridors for medical supplies and patients. “The hospital has a lot of patients and medical staff,” the group said.
According to medical sources, 34 people were killed in Israeli attacks on Saturday, including eight in a shooting incident close to an aid distribution center in southern Gaza, according to medical sources.
Palestinians in Gaza have been gathering at the al-Alam roundabout near Rafah almost daily since late May to collect humanitarian aid from a facility run by the US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF).
Samir Abu Hadid, who was present early on Saturday, claimed that hundreds of people had gathered nearby the roundabout.
The Israeli occupation forces opened fire from armored vehicles stationed nearby the aid center, firing into the air and then shooting at civilians, according to Abu Hadid.
The Israeli military did not respond right away.
Just days after several deadly incidents occurred close to its aid hubs, the GHF had announced on Friday that its aid centers would remain closed until further notice as a result of security concerns.
Despite humanitarian agency warnings that the area is in danger of famine, a GHF spokesperson said on Friday that operations at our distribution points have been halted until further notice.
Rights groups and the UN have been urging only a small amount of aid to be allowed into Gaza despite Israel’s partial lifting of the total blockade that had been in place since March 2.
More than two million people in Gaza are at risk of starvation, according to the UN, which has criticized its cooperation with the GHF over neutrality concerns.
Defense Minister Israel Katz announced that the military had dug up Nattapong Pinta’s remains in Rafah, southern Gaza, in Israel.
A worker for the agricultural industry Pinta was taken from Kibbutz Nir Oz on October 7, 2023 during the Hamas-led assault. According to Israeli officials, the Palestinian armed group known as the Mujahideen Brigades held him.
JoJo, 22, has spent more of their time together on social media after making the admission earlier this week that her relationship with Love Island star Chris Hughes, 32, is no longer “platonic.”
As the age-gap relationship grows, JoJo Siwa and Chris Hughes have some sweet moments.
Singer JoJo Siwa has shared a series of clips of her time in London over the last week, as her relationship with Love Island star Chris Hughes has continued to intensify. The couple, who appeared to fall for each other on Celebrity Big Brother, while JoJo was in a relationship, have spent lots of quality time together as JoJo joined her former co-star in the UK.
Chris, 32, is heavily featured in the reality TV series The Dance Moms, and the 22-year-old has taken photos of her trip to London on TikTok. What a week and What a camera roll was the caption to her most recent upload. Next up is a mini vlog.
As well as her tour, she has been hosting her Afternoon Tea Party, which saw her fans join her on a double-decker bus as she made her way around London. Adorned with sweet treats and sandwiches from “afternoon tea specialists” Brigit’s Bakery, the bus took JoJo and her fans through the capital as they chatted and laughed.
Her video contained clips of her and Chris, including one of them kissing her on the head, having hysterics over his comedic glasses, and enjoying a coffee with a stroll through the park. She admitted after months of rumors that she and Chris are an item in an interview with Capital radio that was captured in a clip.
JoJo and Chris’ relationship is “not platonic anymore”(Image: Instagram)
JoJo stated to Capital Buzz on June 2 that, “I’m in a lovely relationship with a sweet boy named Christopher Hughes. She has also been forced to refute claims that Chris and her relationship are publicity stunts.
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JoJo told The Guardian at the start of the week: “It’s not platonic anymore, and it’s been a beautiful development, a beautiful connection, and I’m absolutely head over heels for him and he’s the same way.”
When questioned about PR suggestions, she responded, “Of course, you’ve never been around us. Although I won’t ever advocate for him, I can tell you that I’m just happy right now. She continued, “Literally yesterday, I was massaging my cheeks; I’ve never felt pain from smiling so much.”
This Morning’s Ben Shephard also brought the topic up with reality star Chris Hughes, who was left blushing live on air on Tuesday (June 3) when he congratulated him on his romance with JoJo. Chris shared a now-deleted photo showing the couple cuddling in bed together.
JoJo has made the most of the couple’s time in the UK.
He kissed her on the head while she lay on his chest, with Chris captioning the post: “Sleeping beauty.” Speaking live on This Morning, Ben asked Chris: “Can we just say, because obviously we’re all talking about, congratulations on the relationship.
We’re all very excited, they say. Have we chosen whether or not it is Hughes-wa? What is the name of the power couple? They call it CoJo, Chris replied, “Growny.” They are all pursuing that particular goal. It works, Chris-JoJo. Doesn’t it roll off the tongue, then? I appreciate it, guys.
Meanwhile, JoJo gushed about what lured her to Chris on the Rosebud podcast with Gyles Brandreth, saying, “When he first walked in, he was the only person I knew what they looked like before coming on the show.
“Oh, that’s the Chris guy,” I thought. I initially assumed he was a good hugger, but I soon learned that. His hug was nice to me. That resembled a warm embrace. And he smelled good.
And now JoJo admits to considering a life with Chris for the long term and even wants to get a tattoo to honor their relationship. She continued, “I want Chris to last a lifetime,” adding, “I want to get this bamboo stick and two other tattoos from the Big Brother house of memories that I have there.”
On Friday, dozens of immigration law enforcement officials in Los Angeles conducted a series of coordinated immigration raids that led to widespread protests.
Concerns about the force being used by federal immigration officials and the rights of undocumented people have grown even more acute with the raids, which were carried out in a military-style operation.
What we know about the most recent raids and their results are listed below.
What transpired in Los Angeles?
On Friday morning, federal agents from the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS), the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and the DEA conducted a number of “immigration enforcement operations” throughout Los Angeles.
People were detained for “immigration violations and the use of fraudulent documents.” Multiple legal observers claimed that the arrests were made without judicial warrants, and the ACLU confirmed this claim.
The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD), which did not participate in the raids, was contacted to halt the protests that followed.
The Trump administration’s intensified immigration policies included a wider program.
Which locations were seized?
The raids targeted a number of locations in LA’s and nearby neighborhoods. These locations are known to have significant migrant populations and labor-intensive industries.
Advocates reported having documented enforcement activity at seven sites, according to Angelica Salas, executive director of the California-based Coalition of Humane Immigrant Rights (CHIRLA). In addition to the clothing wholesaler Ambiance Apparel in the Fashion District of downtown Los Angeles, there are two Home Depot locations in the Westlake District of Los Angeles.
In addition to 15th Street and Santa Fe Avenue in south Los Angeles, there were other locations where raids were carried out, including day labor facilities and one more Ambiance facility.
How many people have been detained?
The “administrative arrest” of 44 people for immigration-related offenses was reported by ICE and Homeland Security Investigations (HSI).
In contrast to a criminal arrest, an administrative arrest refers to detention for civil immigration violations, such as overstaying a visa or losing legal status, and is not a crime. These arrests can lead to detention, deportation, temporary re-entry restrictions, and the refusal of upcoming immigration requests.
However, advocates say the number of arrests was higher. Only three lawyers have been permitted to enter the detention facility where they are being held to provide legal advice, according to Caleb Soto of the National Day Laborer Organizing Network, who told Al Jazeera.
Additionally, David Huerta, the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) California president, was detained for allegedly obstructing federal agents during the raids. Before being taken into custody, Huerta reportedly suffered injuries during the arrest and had medical care at Los Angeles General Medical Center.
[Jae C. Hong/AP Photo] A protester tries to evade a Department of Homeland Security official.
What kinds of raids took place?
According to experts, these raids’ military-style executions set them apart from typical civil enforcement operations.
Federal agents in the operations were heavily armed, dressed tactically, with some wearing camouflage and carrying rifles, according to witnesses, legal observers, and advocacy groups.
Agents stormed unmarked black SUVs and armored vehicles, and at times, blocked entire streets around the buildings’ perimeters. Similar to the steps that would be taken during a high-threat counterterrorism or drug bust operation, drones were reportedly used for surveillance in some areas and access to sites was blocked with yellow tape.
The ACLU referred to the “oppressive and vile paramilitary operation” as an “oppressive and vile paramilitary operation.” According to civil liberties organizations, the methods employed had sparked outrage in neighborhood neighborhoods and may have violated civil immigration enforcement guidelines.
What caused the protests to start?
Hunderts of protesters gathered outside the Edward R. Roybal Federal Building in downtown Los Angeles, where detainees were being processed, as the news about the raids spread via social media and through immigrant advocacy networks.
Demonstrators chanted slogans and demanded the release of those arrested, blocking doors and exits, and preventing traffic. Anti-ICE slogans were spray-painted on the exterior walls of the building. Several protesters made physical ICE stop attempts, which resulted in verbal altercations with the law.
Protesters were informed that if they remained in the area, and LAPD officers issued dispersal orders and issued arrest warrants. Officers in riot gear used tear gas, pepper spray, and “less-lethal munitions,” including rubber bullets, to impose the order. Additionally, all LAPD officers were required to remain on duty in a city-wide tactical alert.
What’s going on right now?
The LAPD declared the protests to be an “unlawful assembly,” meaning that those who didn’t leave the area could face arrest shortly after 7 p.m. [02:00 GMT Saturday]. No formal end time was made publicly known, but the declaration appeared to remain in effect until the crowd dispersed later that evening.
Without access to beds, blankets, or adequate food and water, hundreds of detainees, including children, were reportedly detained overnight in the basement of the federal building, according to US media outlets and human rights organizations.
However, an ICE spokesperson told CBS News that the agency “categorically refutes the claims made by immigration activists in Los Angeles,” stating that it takes its responsibility seriously in providing care for those in custody.
All of the people being held are still unaccounted for. Some have been released, but others are still being detained, and their current locations or circumstances have not been fully disclosed.
What responses to the raids have people given?
The raids and the way they were carried out were criticized by local and state officials.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass claimed in a statement that such operations “sow terror in our communities and disrupt fundamental principles of safety in our city” in a statement that was shared on X on Friday.
We won’t support this, either. pic. twitter.com/Ug1CN4JKOz
The operations are an attempt “to meet an arbitrary arrest quota,” according to California Governor Gavin Newsom, who described them as “cruel” and “chaotic.”
The Los Angeles City Council’s 15 members jointly denounced the raids in a statement.
On the other hand, some members of the Trump administration defended the actions and criticized local leaders for backtracking. For instance, Stephen Miller, the White House’s deputy chief of staff, claimed that Karen Bass, the mayor, was breaking federal law.
You are completely unelected in this matter. Federal law is supreme, and it will be upheld. https://t.co/N53UBl3UM4
