world championship match. hello, i m mark lobel. here in the uk the veteran tv presenter phillip schofield is to step down from the programme this morning with immediate effect after more than 20 years on the itv programme, thatis that is according to the broadcaster. the 61 year old tv presenter will not return to co host the morning talk show with holly willoughby, with thursday s show being his last. in an statement, itv said that holly willoughby will remain on this morning and will co present with members of the this morning family. despite his departure from this morning, phillip schofield will continue to present peak time shows for itv. this is the statement mr schofield has posted on his instagram a short time ago: his long time co host, holly willoughby, posted a statement on instagram, saying: with more on this, we canjoin robin brant in the newsroom. give us a contact for what has happened here. give us a contact for what has ha ened here. ~ . , . ., happened
seeing all of that. skilled. so i am looking forward to seeing all of that. we had the sheer enthusiasm seeing all of that. we had the sheer enthusiasm there, seeing all of that. we had the sheer enthusiasm there, why seeing all of that. we had the sheer enthusiasm there, why are - seeing all of that. we had the sheer enthusiasm there, why are more . seeing all of that. we had the sheer| enthusiasm there, why are more and more women getting into boxing? well, it might be where, like me, they have well, it might be where, like me, they have had problems in the past with bullying or domestic violence, situations with bullying or domestic violence, situations like that, where women want situations like that, where women want to situations like that, where women want to learn some self defence and how to want to learn some self defence and how to protect themselves, especially today, when things are a little bit especially today, when things are a little bit dodgy outside.
when students don t go to school, they take the school to the students. are you all right? all right? are you ready for today? yeah. come on, then. some of them struggled to regulate their behaviour in mainstream. are you looking forward to today? yes. attendance is also a problem for some of them. and some students admit mainstream is not for them. the students are among the most vulnerable young people in north east lincolnshire. lessons can be done outside the home, but today they will be outside a boxing session. t is one of their mentors. he got excluded from school himself and fell into a life of crime. as a convicted gang member, he spent most of his 20s in prison. when i came out, i wanted to give a little something back, and try to be a positive role model for these kids, so they don t make the same mistakes as i do.
at encouraging children who often truant or have been excluded from school to get back into learning, and it s proven to be popular so far, as phillip norton reports. we are on the road in grimsby. this is a school assistant principal with a former gang member. when students don t go to school, they take the school to the students. are you all right? all right? are you ready for today? yeah. come on, then. some of them struggled to regulate their behaviour in mainstream. are you looking forward to today? yes. attendance is also a problem for some of them. and some students admit mainstream is not for them. the students are among the most vulnerable young people in north east lincolnshire. lessons can be done outside the home, but today they will be outside a boxing session. t is one of their mentors.
(JULY 26) Retired professional boxing Diane Beazley will be promoting her first boxing event this Saturday, July 31st at the Waikato Indian Association in Hamilton.
Diane Beazley is a 2009 New Zealand National Amateur Champion, made her professional boxing debut in 2019. Due to Covid that slow all boxing down, Diane decided to retire, however, she still has the itch to get back into the ring. She is very well known for being the first-ever New Zealand Born LGBT boxer. She makes a lot of contributions in New Zealand boxing including owning her own gym Beazley Boxing Gym alongside her wife Tasha Wallace. Diane is also the president of