Hannah Lovejoy

This Morning's Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford were hosting Friday's (November 20) programme of the ITV show when they exchanged an awkward moment live on air.

Friends super-fans will be pleased to hear that there's a brand new range of stationery available for pre-order.

I'm a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! has had its last elimination before tomorrow night's final as the ninth campmate left the series.

Breaking Bad star Bob Odenkirk has landed his next leading role in the upcoming action thriller movie Nobody.

It's his first role in a Western too.

It looks like Willow has spoken...

"You know you love me, xoxo Gossip Girl."

Season nine premiered just last night.

Chad Veach is the founding Pastor of Zoe Church in Los Angeles, USA. He’s pastored celebrities like Justin Bieber and actor Chris Pratt. In this conversation with Hannah Lovejoy, presenter of the Latin Selection, he talks about pastoring celebrities, his new book HELP, and the impact his daughter's disability has had on him and his family.

The Bank of England has cut the base rate of interest for the second time this month in response to the coronavirus outbreak. The emergency reaction to the pandemic saw rates drop from 0.25% to 0.1%.

YouTuber Sarah Destiny spoke to me about two recent car accidents that she was in and how it changed her outlook on life. Sarah has over 19,000 YouTuber subscribers and is also a make-up artist and graphic designer.

Kytia L'amour is a actress, YouTuber and creative from America who has managed to keep her faith at the centre of her journey. Kytia talks to Premier Gospel's Hannah about her life in Hollywood, keeping Jesus at the centre and finding her place and purpose in the world.

This is the only Latin gospel show in the UK. There is a wide range of music from worship to reggaeton. Join Hannah every Friday evening from 9pm - 11pm on Premier Gospel online or on DAB.

Mixed-ish is the second spin-off to come from the Black-ish franchise and it looks at the upbringing of the young Rainbow Johnson in the 1980s.

While a lot of progress has been made since then, the way that society perceives mixed-race people still needs to be explored. Mixed-ish goes back to basics and uses comedy as a tool to discuss it.