This Morning will return to TV screens at the moment, within the wake of the Phillip Schofield controversy.
Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary will current the ITV daytime present from 10am - the primary time it has aired since ex-presenter Mr Schofield's admitted an affair with a youthful male colleague.
It additionally comes after former This Morning TV physician, Ranj Singh, hit out at the "toxic culture" at the show.
Last Saturday, Schofield introduced he could be leaving This Morning after 20 years on the helm following studies his relationship with co-host Holly Willoughby had turn out to be strained.
Less than every week later, on Friday, Schofield launched a press release admitting an "unwise, but not illegal" affair with a "much younger man" and introduced he was stepping down from ITV fully.
He additionally admitted he lied in regards to the affair to ITV bosses, his brokers and the media, ensuing within the channel saying it was "deeply disappointed by the admissions of deceit" and his administration firm YMU Group dropping him.
ITV confirmed on Saturday they'd investigated "rumours of a relationship" in 2020 however the pair repeatedly denied the affair.
Ms Willoughby mentioned the admission was "very hurtful".
On Sunday, Dr Ranj claimed he was managed out after taking his considerations in regards to the "toxic culture" at This Morning to Emma Gormley, the pinnacle of ITV Daytime.
"I was on the show for 10 years and I genuinely loved and valued working there," he mentioned in a submit on Twitter
"However, over time I grew increasingly worried about things behind the scenes and how people, including myself, were being treated.
"I did not know the reality about what was occurring with Phillip, however I do know the problems with This Morning go far past him. It takes multiple particular person to create a tradition."
Dr Ranj mentioned he "did what I thought was right" and made a grievance about This Morning editor Martin Frizzell's behaviour, including "especially given that my job is to look after people's wellbeing and I had been heavily involved in diversity, anti-bullying and mental health projects across the channel".
"I then found myself being used less and less," he mentioned.
"I even took my considerations on to the highest of ITV: the tradition at This Morning had turn out to be poisonous, now not aligned with ITV values, and I felt like as a result of I whistle-blew I used to be managed out.
"But as history and experience have taught us, things like bullying and discrimination are very hard to prove, particularly in hindsight and when the 'people in power' control the narrative. As we've seen, no review or investigation is foolproof.
"I have never labored on the present since... and I'm not the one one who has spoken up or skilled comparable," he added.
"That was two years in the past and, frankly, it nonetheless hurts. The entire course of was fairly heart-breaking and even affected my psychological well being. But I'm joyful to say I've discovered my toes once more, know my price and have discovered my tribe.
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He continued: "There are some good people in TV, but we need to be brave and stand up to those who aren't. Even if it's scary as hell, we have to do the right thing otherwise nothing will change. I sincerely hope something good comes from all this."
He additionally added within the submit's caption that "there is so much more" he might say.
ITV's director of tv Kevin Lygo told Sky News on Sunday that "no mistakes" had been made within the 2020 investigation whereas newspapers reported that the channel was contemplating axing the programme.
An ITV spokesperson mentioned: "We are sorry to read Dr Ranj's post today.
"At ITV we're totally dedicated to offering each alternative for anybody who works with us to lift any concern or feedback they could have.
"Following a complaint made by Dr Ranj, we appointed an external and independent advisor to carry out a review. This external review found no evidence of bullying or discrimination."
Several tv personalities together with Denise van Outen, Laura Whitmore, Carol Vorderman and former Loose Women panellist Saira Khan left messages of assist on his Instagram submit with the identical assertion.
An ITV spokesperson earlier instructed Sky News they carried out an exterior evaluate following a grievance made by Dr Ranj, and it "found no evidence to support the complaint of bullying".
Dr Ranj beginning engaged on This Morning in 2016 and now seems on BBC's Morning Live.
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