This Morning presenters Dermot O'Leary and Alison Hammond discussed the studio evacuation that occured during Thursday's show.
We are currently running pre-recorded content and hope to be back with you soon." "The issue has been resolved and staff have returned to the building following the all-clear from the police. As you can see we are ready for a fun-packed Friday."
The ITV studios suffered a major disruption on Thursday during the live broadcasts of This Morning and Loose Women after a security alert…
"The issue has been resolved and staff have returned to the building following the all clear from the police. Holly and Phillip presented the show as normal up until midday, before the channel switched to previous pre-recorded content. But it was all fine and dandy and it's OK."
Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield had been presenting the popular morning show when the live broadcast was pulled by ITV. After the ad break, a pre- ...
But instead footage of a pre-recorded segement with ‘Britain’s dullest man’ was shown. At the time of writing a pre-recorded episode of the show is playing with a message that reads: “This is a pre-recorded programme”. After the ad break, a pre-recorded segment explaining that they could not be with viewers today was shown on TV screens across the UK, reports The Mirror.
Fans of the shows took to Twitter to express their confusion over the presenters not being able to resume filming the live show, which had been on air since ...
But what happened to This Morning and Loose Women? Loose Women bosses tweeted, “We apologise for the break in live programming today. “It was reported a suspicious item had been discovered.
Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby had been presenting the show live but after a break the show returned with Phillip saying: "As we can't be live with you ...
Thank goodness for Twitter, but still not sure what happened, hope P&H are both ok #ThisMorning" It is not known what has taken the show off air - but there has been a security incident reported nearby to the studios, with White City and Wood Lane stations closed whilst police respond. Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby had been presenting the show live but after a break the show returned with Phillip saying: "As we can't be live with you today we have lined up some of our best bits for you to enjoy."
Addressing the events after returning to the studios, Schofield broke his silence to say it had been a “false alarm” and he shared the team had headed to the ...
“The issue has been resolved and staff have returned to the building following the all clear from the police. The incident was stood down shortly before 12:49hrs. An investigation is ongoing." I’ve been to the pub with everyone, now back to get my house keys!!”
The issues on the network began just before 12.15pm when Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby had been presenting This Morning live. However, after they ...
Itv studios are on the ground floor." The incident was stood down shortly before 12:49hrs. An investigation is ongoing." When asked if the 'stars' from the ITV programmes were also stood around, Paul Graham - @PGUK78 - replied: "From what I’ve heard lower floors were asked to leave.
This Morning viewers were left baffled today when the live show suddenly disappeared. Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield were back on the ITV daytime show on Thursday for their last show of the week. As usual, the popular programme began at 10am ...
Have I gone mad??" I was going to enjoy a bakewell and a brew... "Where's Phil and Holly gone?!
Live broadcasting was stopped by ITV in the middle of This Morning, amid a 'security alert'. Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield had been presenting the popular morning show when the live broadcast was pulled by ITV.
But instead footage of a pre-recorded segement with ‘Britain’s dullest man’ was shown. At the time of writing a pre-recorded episode of the show is playing with a message that reads: “This is a pre-recorded programme”. After the ad break, a pre-recorded segment explaining that they could not be with viewers today was shown on TV screens across the UK, reports The Mirror.
An ITV worker confirmed to HuffPost UK that staff had been evacuated from Television Centre.
The incident was stood down shortly before 12:49hrs. An investigation is ongoing.” A spokesperson for the Metropolitan Police has since said (via The Mirror) that a “suspicious item” had been discovered, with the incident now having been stood down. A tweet from an official Transport For London (TfL) Twitter account reported that White City and Wood Lane underground stations – which are located directly opposite Television Centre – were closed “while the police respond to a security alert outside the station”.
This Morning and Loose Women were suddenly taken off air on ITV mid-episode on Thursday (March 10) after police were called to a "security alert" near ...
We apologise for the interruption to the schedule and we have now returned to normal programming." The incident was stood down shortly before 12:49hrs. An investigation is ongoing." The issue has been resolved and staff have returned to the building following the all clear from the police.
This Morning and Loose Women faced disruption on Thursday as emergency pre-recorded episodes were broadcast.
We are currently running pre-recorded content and hope to be back with you soon." "Thank you to our team @thisistvc and @metpolice_uk for being amazing... All ok and a thankfully false alarm.
ITV was sent into chaos on Thursday morning as This Morning and Loose Women were suddenly pulled off-air...
The area was evacuated as a precaution and White City and Wood Lane tube stations were temporarily closed." Both This Morning and Loose Women took to Twitter to apologise to viewers about the interruption. This Morning viewers were left perplexed on Thursday morning after the ITV programme was forced to pull its live footage off air.
Police responded to a bomb alert near the television studios in White City; The suspicious package was addressed to Lorraine Kelly, 62, sparking the ...
'The issue has been resolved and staff have returned to the building following the all clear from the police. 'It was reported a suspicious item had been discovered. We are currently running pre-recorded content and hope to be back with you soon.' I'm literally dying at this point.' 'Thank you to our team @thisistvc and @metpolice_uk for being amazing... Phillip Schofield has revealed he spent the afternoon in the pub with his This Morning colleagues after ITV studios were evacuated due to a suspicious package.
This Morning viewers were left confused during Thursday's edition of the programme after hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield failed to return to the ...
A spokesperson for ITV has now confirmed to the Manchester Evening News : "Due to a suspected security alert, the building which ITV daytime broadcast from was safely evacuated. We are currently running pre-recorded content and hope to be back with you soon." The incident was stood down shortly before 12:49hrs. An investigation is ongoing."
The popular ITV daytime show suddenly restarted after an advert break and was replaced with a pre-recorded 'best bits' episode.
We apologise for the interruption to the schedule and we have now returned to normal programming." We are currently running pre-recorded content and hope to be back with you soon. Watch the video above to see the moment This Morning restarted and replaced with a pre-recorded episode. The issue has been resolved and staff have returned to the building following the all clear from the police. Even Loose Women was mysteriously forced off air and replaced with a similar pre-recorded ‘best bits’ episode. This Morning viewers were left utterly confused today after the show suddenly restarted after an ad break.
Live broadcasting was stopped by ITV in the middle of This Morning, amid a 'security incident' with Loose Women also affected.
But instead footage of a pre-recorded segement with ‘Britain’s dullest man’ was shown. At the time of writing a pre-recorded episode of the show is playing with a message that reads: “This is a pre-recorded programme”. After the ad break, a pre-recorded segment explaining that they could not be with viewers today was shown on TV screens across the UK, reports The Mirror.
This Morning stopped the live broadcast yesterday due to a security alert.
She said: "Apparently, I am told, someone from a film company sent me a present and it had a battery in it. "There was a security scare but it was all fine." "We apologise for the interruption to the schedule and we have now returned to normal programming."
An ITV doctor has addressed Alison Hammond's tearful breakdown on This Morning last week. Dr Zoe Williams addressed the Brummie's tears.
She added: "I've had obesity all my life, and what it is is your regulation system is out of whack. Stay up to date with the latest celebrity and TV news with showbiz updates from our daily newsletter here. Dr Zoe said: “We saw our own Alison on the show on Friday explaining her experience and she was right.