TV’s toughest show or are the celeb contestants not tough enough? Experts says showbiz SAS: Who Dares Wins recruits might underestimate how gruelling show is after SIX ‘were forced to drop out’

Daily Mail Online PR experts have said that the celebrities taking part in SAS: Who Dares Wins might be underestimating just how gruelling the show is after a spate of contestants including rugby player Gareth Thomas, Towie star James Argent and The Wanted’s frontman Siva Kaneswaran were all reportedly forced to pull out of the reality quasi-military training show on medical…

TV bosses see Bradley Walsh as ‘new Phillip Schofield’ as Chase host is loved by viewers

The Mirror The Chase host Bradley Walsh may be about to pass ITV golden boy Phillip Schofield in popularity.Versatile Bradley, 62, is a huge hit with viewers which makes him an attractive target for advertisers, especially following Phil’s recent fall from grace.This Morning hosts Phil and Holly Willoughby faced widespread fury and calls for them to be fired after they were…

Holly Willoughby brazens out This Morning queue-jump row after crisis talks with ITV

iNewsThere have been “crisis talks” with ITV bosses over the claim of queue-jumping that reduced Holly Willoughby to floods of tears and damaged her £10m brand.The co-host of This Morning has refused to apologise for the row sparked by the allegation that she and co-presenter Phillip Schofield jumped the queue of mourners paying their respects to the Queen.The darling of daytime…

United Kingdom in ‘uncharted waters’ with new King Charles III

CJMEA British PR agent and author believes the United Kingdom is now heading into “uncharted waters” with King Charles III as the head of the British monarchy.Mark Borkowski said it has been an extraordinary 10 days of mourning, with pomp, pageantry and ceremony — and everyone is trying to put things into perspective.“This is the…

Class or crass? Brands walk a fine line in marking Queen’s death

The Guardian – 10th September 2022 Posts by Playmobil and Legoland Windsor provoked comment, as did the Queen Elizabeth II workout. Content is king, in #marketingspeak at least, but many brands have discovered that the Queen is not content. In the tumult of reaction to news of the Queen’s death, social media managers struggled to…