Emmy Nominations: The Crown, Fargo, and Only Murders in the Building Lead the Pack

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The Emmy nominations are out, and it's a fierce race for TV's top honors! The Crown, Fargo, and Only Murders in the Building lead the pack with multiple nods, including Outstanding Drama Series, Limited Series, and Comedy Series, respectively. The Crown's Imelda Staunton and Fargo's Jon Hamm are among the notable nominees for Outstanding Lead Actor and Actress, while Selena Gomez, Martin Short, and Steve Martin earn recognition for Only Murders in the Building. Check out the full list of nominees and get ready for TV's biggest night!

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  • Isabel Webster, co-host of the breakfast show with Eamonn Holmes, has been sacked.
  • Mark Dolan has also been axed.

The changes come after some presenters were deemed 'too woke' by bosses.

New Faces

  • Ellie Costello, 31, will replace Isabel Webster as co-host of the breakfast show.

Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.

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