ITV boss reveals Love Island might have a big change - and X Factor 'might not return'

One man has been taken to hospital after a massive explosion ripped through a house in Larbert.

Mum-of-22 Sue Radford moaned that she is 'living to work' and does not have time to get away - despite going on nine holidays in the past year.

An update on actions taken to combat domestic abuse in North Lanarkshire has been presented to councillors.

BFF knows best! Caroline Lunny has nothing but nice things to say about Becca Kufrin’s man, Thomas Jacobs.

Hannah Ann Sluss and Jake Funk confirmed their relationship during Super Bowl weekend and now they’ve been spotted on a romantic getaway!

Ukraine’s biggest media groups have united to broadcast one all-encompassing news service to cover the conflict, as they urge the world to impose “media sanctions” and turn off Russian channels.

SATURDAY AM: Refresh for more analysis and chart  Before a big tentpole comes into the marketplace, there’s typically a lull at the box office, but it’s an even bigger lull when the major studios don’t have any new wide entries. Everyone is waiting for Warner Bros. The Batman and many sources tell me it’s bound easily for a $100M+ opening, in fact $115M+, and the advance ticket sales are there to prove that. This despite the 3-hour running time, and from what I hear (I haven’t seen it yet) is a more noir, detective story by Matt Reeves than all the action set pieces in a Christopher Nolan movie. iSpot shows Warner Bros. having spent already $28M+ in U.S. TV spots (that’s even a big number from that data agency’s POV) across such shows as the Winter Olympics, NFL, Good Morning America, NBA games and Big Brother: Celebrity Edition. Note, Warners’ hasn’t weighed in on these industry projections at the time of writing, but note, they’ll safely lowball. That said, no one sees it below $100M.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorChris Licht, the wunderkind producer who launched “Morning Joe,” retooled “CBS This Morning” and helped late night host Stephen Colbert gain traction on CBS, is jumping to CNN to take over the operation once its corporate parent, WarnerMedia, is acquired by Discovery in a much-anticipated merger expected to take place in April, according to a person familiar with the matter.Licht could not be reached for immediate comment and a CNN spokesperson referred an inquiry to Discovery. A Discovery executive declined to comment.

Bethenny Frankel is sending $10 million in aid to Ukrainian citizens affected by the Russian invasion through her disaster relief initiative, B Strong. BStrong is a worldwide initiative in partnership with Global Empowerment Mission. Over the past couple days, the "Real Housewives of New York City" alum has been sharing updates on her nonprofit's urgency to help Ukrainian citizens flee to safety as the crisis escalates.

Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick are taking a bow!

TOWIE stars Georgia Kousoulou and Tommy Mallet have their perfect family home, a gorgeous baby boy and are now set to get married. The couple - who just got engaged on holiday in Mexico - spent months renovating their incredible Essex home and kept fans up to date with their progress throughout.

VICKY Pattison was in pure dog mum mood as she threw a huge first birthday party for her pooch. The former Geordie Shore star, 34, got stuck into building an obstacle course for the adorable dog she shares with new fiance Ercan Ram.

Emergency services are currently in a residential street after reports of an ‘explosion’ at a house in Larbert.

Ashton Kutcher — whose wife, Mila Kunis, grew up in Ukraine — has issued a statement amid the recent unrest.

The autumn line-up for I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! is reportedly complete. Kevin Lygo, the Director of Television at ITV, has allegedly said that all the big celebrity names that are due to take part in the yearly challenge are "excited".

The X Factor may not be returning this year, but ITV boss Kevin Lygo has now suggested that it's unlikely we'll see the reality show on our TV screens again next year either.Back in February, it was confirmed that Simon Cowell had decided to rest The X Factor in 2020, with the series taking a year off in order to "reinvigorate" the show for when it eventually returns, originally thought to be in 2021.But at the virtual Edinburgh TV Festival this week, Lygo admitted that The X Factor isn't definitely returning next year after all."It's not definitely returning – it might return, and if it does the format will tweak," Lygo said (via The Sun)."I know it was the most successful entertainment show for the best part of a decade and you need to be

Fans of The X Factor might want to look away now, as the show might not return to screens for a while according to ITV’s Kevin Lygo.The TV favourite, which sees members of the public showing off their singing talents in a bid to obtain a life-changing record deal, was paused in 2020 in order to have a year’s rest. However, it seems ITV are now considering taking the competition off-air completely after the break period.

I'M A Celebrity's 2020 line-up is complete - and stars are "excited" for the first ever UK series, the boss of ITV has confirmed. After it was confirmed producers have swapped the Australian jungle for a "haunted" castle in North Wales, Kevin Lygo said he worried celebrities would drop like flies to avoid the British series.

THE X Factor "may not return" after being rested for a year, The Sun can reveal. ITV boss Kevin Lygo has said the channel is not in talks to revive Simon Cowell's talent show after its planned 12 month hiatus.

ITV have hinted that Love Island may ditch the Majorca villa for another location next year. Speaking at the Edinburgh TV Festival, boss Kevin Lygo commented on the future of the dating reality show following the coronavirus pandemic.

ITV boss Kevin Lygo has said there were “too many changes” to the format of The X Factor before the end of its run, and he is hopeful it will soon return.

Naman Ramachandran Days after writer, actor and director Noel Clarke said that Black talents get only one shot to prove themselves in the U.K. television industry, Kevin Lygo, director of television at U.K.