News about Alex Brooker

Channel 4's bloodbath of axes appears to be rumbling on, as production has reportedly been halted on the fan-favourite show 24 Hours In A&E. The medical series has been a staple for the channel since 2011, but staff have reportedly been told that plans to film new episodes in the autumn have been shelved. It follows the day-to-day activity in St George's Accident and Emergency Department and most recently in Queen's Medical Centre, Nottingham. 

On Saturday, the Masked Singer UK winner was revealed during the final episode of the series, with the actors under the Cricket and Bigfoot costumes also unveiled.

Alex Brooker, the Masked Singer UK's Bigfoot, was crowned champion after finishing second in Saturday's finale, shortly after McFly's Danny Jones was named champion. After retaining his role in the series as a surprise, the Last Leg actor, 39, blasted his massive mask and announced that it would come as a big surprise to his children. Judge Davina McCall, who also co-hosted The Jump with Alex on Channel 4, had already put the clues together and guess guess her pal's name.

Only hours remain before the big reveal. However, Masked Singer followers claim to have already identified one of the top finalists, Bigfoot. According to reports, the furry character has'given away' his identity - Alex Brooker, who is confident of the costume, has broken his silence on the controversy.

As part of Channel 4's cost-cutting initiative, another much-loved reality show has been cancelled. In the aftermath of a slew of cancellations, Naked, Alone And Racing To Get Home was likely to be next in line. Two teams of strangers face off as they attempt to survive a three-day trek across British wilderness, with one team surviving for one season before being axed.

Josh and Archie, two YouTube comedians who were employed by The Last Leg to pose as constituents of a fictitious business, attacked the former home secretary. Ms Braverman, who has taken a hardline position on small boat migrants crossing the Channel, attended what she believes to be a naming ceremony for a vessel on the River Wallington in Fareham last week. However, when she unveiled the plaque, it instead announced her as the winner of the award, which was based on a vote of the programme's followers of X, formerly Twitter.

In the run-up to Christmas, Channel 4 has cut two more programs, the first in a long line of layoffs. With recent casualties, including Steph's Packed Lunch and SAS Who Dares Win, the station has introduced a series of money-saving initiatives, including Steph's Packed Lunch and SAS Who Dares Win.

On Monday, the climate activists are expected to travel from all over the UK to disrupt London's bustling rush-hour. Just Stop Oil's initiative is to convince the'murderous government,' as they refer to it, to withdraw new domestic oil and gas licenses. They are aiming to disrupt vital road networks with their groups of slow-marchers until Saturday during a weeklong demonstration. During their 'biggest week of action yet,' they allegedly plan on'shutting down the capital.' Just Stop Oil's disruptions seemed to be never ending after they wreaked havoc on the BBC Proms (bottom right) as well as interrupted a live broadcast of The Last Leg (top right) last night. Demos at Selfridges, Hamleys, and John Lewis on Oxford Street began earlier this week. (left)

Three eco-activists in Just Stop Oil t-shirts charged the stage before handing Hills and his fellow comedians Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker, as well as their orange-branded Hi Vis vests. William John Ward, a retired civil engineer from Epsom who just last week disrupted a Wimbledon match by throwing jigsaw pieces and orange confetti onto the court, was one of the protesters who introduced himself to the presenters.

Despite channel 4's boss Alex Mahon's earning £1.2 million last year, he has cancelled or postponed some of his most popular shows. Let's Make a Love Scene is the latest commercial broadcaster to be cancelled. Since only one episode aired, TVZone has announced that the romance show will not return.

Following a string of cancellations, Channel 4 has pulled the plug on another TV show.

The names of the actors who will strip nude for a celebrity edition of Naked Attraction have been revealed by Anna Richardson. The TV presenter, 52, teased the identities of those who will be included on the Channel 4 show. Despite being in a professional relationship with Brazilian hunk Rodrigo Reis since 2019, blue frontman Duncan James, 45, is one of the first celebrities to be announced.

Following a string of cancellations owing to budget cuts, Channel 4 has cancelled yet another TV show. The Big Narstie Show is expected to be the newest casualty, with the program being cut after its fifth season. The BAFTA-winning show, which stars comedian Mo Gilligan and rapper Big Narstie, debuts in 2018 and features comedy skits as well as musical performances.

Channel 4's viewing figures dropped to a new low in May as the station battles with a financial crisis. According to Deadline, the free-to-air network attracted a meager 4.48 percent audience last month, the lowest four-week figure in the channel's 40-year history. According to one source, the shocking figures were supposed to have sparked 'panic' behind the scenes, though another said that bosses have been focusing on the growth of their online viewership, which saw streaming figures rise 20% compared to last year.

After a string of cancellations, Channel 4 has canceled another TV show. With The Big Blow Out being the latest casualty, the broadcaster is said to be culling several episodes in order to save money. AJ Odudu and Sam McKnight and Lisa Farral judged the hair-styling competition.

Despite Channel 4's CEO Alex Mahon's earnings of £1.2 million last year, the channel has cancelled or postponed some of its most popular shows. Five Dates A Week is the latest commercial broadcaster to be cancelled by the commercial broadcaster. The romance show will not return after two series on television, according to TVZone.

Despite Channel 4's boss Alex Mahon's earning £1.2 million last year, he has either cancelled or postponed some of its most popular shows. The Mail on Sunday discovered that staff at the channel are calling it a "bloodbath" as a result of the turbulent cult late night show Naked Attraction, big-money celebrity flop Scared Of The Dark, and pioneering medical drama Rescue: Extreme Medics, headquartered in Scotland, have all been canned. The much-anticipated return of reality show Four Weddings has also been postponed, but a team from an independent production firm had been hired to make it.

Scarlette Douglas of Place In The Sun has given fans a health update after suffering from a traumatic leg injury while training for this year's Soccer Aid. As she posted a video on Friday, the presenter, 36, chronicled her torn calf muscle. Scarlette recovered from a sports massage before bending her knee to see if it would touch the wall.

Scarlette Douglas gave fans an update on Saturday after undergoing an MRI scan following a painful leg injury while training for this year's upcoming Soccer Aid. This week, the television host, 36, told her followers on social media that she had 'torn my left calf/achilles' and was compelled to rest as she waited for her scan. I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! Scarlette, a campmate who will compete in Soccer Aid this summer, posted a video of herself this weekend posting a clip of herself after her exam, which revealed a comprehensive examination of her leg's bones and muscles.