Former This Morning host Phillip Schofield made his heavily advertised return to screens on Monday night after he destroyed his own career with an "unwise" affair

PHILLIP Schofield has returned to TV, 16 months after he was fired from This Morning over what he called an “unwise, but not illegal” affair. The 62-year-old, who stopped presenting the ITV

Phillip Schofield took a savage swipe at the "three s***s" who contributed to his sacking - and some viewers think they know who he's talking about.

COMMENT: The disgraced presenter seeks to salvage his reputation by jetting off to Madagascar for a one-man survival challenge. It’s a pretty dismal endeavour for all involved, writes

Phillip Schofield is returning to TV screens in Cast Away, a Channel 5 series which will see him marooned on a desert island for 10 days with only a video camera to keep him company.

Phillip Schofield announced his triumphant return to TV last week as he revealed he'd be taking part in a three-part series titled Cast Away.

Phillip Schofield made a return to screens on Monday night for the first time since news of his ITV affair scandal hit headlines. His much-anticipated TV comeback saw him stranded on an uninhabited Madagascar island for 10 days,

Channel 5 viewers have said the first episode of Phillip Schofield: Cast Away was the 'most boring hour of TV'

Phillip Schofield will return to our screens tonight for the first time in 16 months. The former This Morning presenter will star in a new Channel 5 programme named Cast Away. The programme will see the 62-year-old tell his “story of survival,

Phillip Schofield on Cast Away: a reminder of everything he revealed during last year's downfall - The beleaguered former ITV presenter is returning to TV with a Cast Away special that follows him learning to survive on a desert island.