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Matt Le Tissier has spoken out about his social media posts and explained why he stepped down as club ambassador. | ITV News Meridian.

The tweet, posted by Unity News Network, said "The media lied about Weapons of Mass Destruction. The media lied about Covid. The media lied about the Hunter Biden laptop. There are probably better examples I should have used." Le Tissier appeared to support a tweet suggesting the media have lied about the ongoing war in Ukraine.

THE brand new game show on ITV will see 100 contestants be narrowed down to just one after a series of questions that only one percent of people can a.

All you need is logic and common sense. THE brand new game show on ITV will see 100 contestants be narrowed down to just one after a series of questions that only one per cent of people can answer. The game show will see 100 contestants be narrowed down to just one.

Comedian and actor Lee Mack keeps his family life out of the spotlight.

He went on a flying course, which briefly helped for the flight home, however, he has not been on another plane since. Mack has a phobia of flying, and travels by himself to holiday destinations. He first appeared on our screens in the early 2000s and his career has since gone from strength to strength. and have been together ever since. The pair actually met during his time studying at Brunel University in 1996. Award winning comedian and actor, Lee Mack presents The 1% Club, a brand new prime-time quiz show on ITV that invites viewers to discover if they are in The 1% Club.

Avid fans of the show will remember Dorothy from earlier in the series where she won the nation's hearts during Ant and Dec's security prank. We all enjoyed ...

Saturday Night Takeaway viewers are obsessing over Dorothy's return in the final episode of the ITV series. READ MORE: Saturday Night Takeaway viewers call on ITV to make Ring My Bell a new show Saturday Night Takeaway viewers celebrate Dorothy's return in final episode of ITV show

Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway viewers have called on ITV to make the popular feature Ring My Bell its own show.

As Saturday Night Takeaway comes to a close for another series, fans have taken to social media to share their love for the show's new element. In the final episode of the series, fans have taken to social media to praise the programme's regular game and ask for its own show. Saturday Night Takeaway fans call for new ITV show for Ring My Bell in final episode

The Win The Ads player has scored the biggest jackpot of the series in Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway's final episode. See what she won.

The Win The Ads player has scored the biggest jackpot of the series in Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway's final episode READ MORE: Saturday Night Takeaway viewers celebrate Dorothy's return in final episode of ITV show ITV Saturday Night Takeaway Win The Ads player scores biggest jackpot on final epsiode

But it was Ring My Bell that was the real star of the show, with fans expressing how much they'll miss it when the show ends. The popular segment sees Ant and ...

Hayley (@h_hammersleyxox) wrote: "I’m not gonna lie, but ring my bell is a programme I would happily watch every Saturday night." While Jackie (@Jakki_113) tweeted: "Can Ring my Bell be made into a tv series please?" They want ITV to make the "Ring My Bell" segment into its own spin-off series.