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You won't believe how much Holly Willoughby gets paid for fronting This Morning

After 11 years of working alongside Phillip Schofield, the pair will now earn the same for their famous TV double act. The This Morning bombshell has landed a whopping £200,000 pay rise to match Phils £600,000 wage.

Hollys new deal was reportedly fashioned earlier this summer, during negotiations for the return of Dancing on Ice. The skating series launched in 2006 but has been on a three-year break. BIG BUCKS: Hollys salary has shot up remarkably.

DOUBLE ACT: Holly will now earn £600,000 for This Morning – the same as Phillip.

Source It has been confirmed that the ITV show will be heading back to our screens later this year with celebrities like Ray J even confirmed to be in talks to appear.

The duo fronted six series of Dancing On Ice until Holly ditched the show for The Voice in 2011.

Now set to be a primetime hit once again, ITV bosses decided Phillip and Holly should get the same fee for fronting the programme.

DANCING ON ICE: DOI will return later this year. However, the issue then arose concerning the difference in pay for This Morning.

It seemed ridiculous they were going to get paid the same fee for Dancing on Ice but Holly was lagging behind on This Morning, a source told The Mirror.

Quite rightly, that has now been rectified and they both earn exactly the same..

GENDER PAY GAP: There was widespread outrage following BBCs pay release. The news comes following soon after the backlash against the BBC for paying women less than their male counterparts.

It came to light that just one third of the BBCs top earners were female, while only 10 were from ethnic minority backgrounds. However, ITV's decision on Hollys pay was reportedly made before the whole fiasco.

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Conor McGregor vs Floyd Mayweather: How to live stream fight and how much match will cost - Duration: 5:41.

Conor McGregor vs Floyd Mayweather: How to live stream fight and how much match will cost

Months of thrash talking and publicity stunts will finally come to one end in just three days time when the two titans clash at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

, the undefeated boxing champion, is coming out of retirement specifically so he can add the Irish UFC fighter to his tally of toppled opponents.

The former champion is currently the bookie's favourite, with Betfair giving the boxer 1/4 odds of defeating McGregor. But the real outcome of the match will be decided on Sunday August 27, when the two rivals go head-to-head in the ring.

How to live stream the fight in the UK The entire event will be live streamed via the Sky Sports Box Office app on all of your mobile devices.

This means you will be able to watch the fight on on your Apple and Android tablets, smartphones, PCs and laptops. Simply head to the official Sky Sports Box Office website to sign up and pat the the required fee.

Virgin TV customers also have the chance to watch the fight on Sky Sports Box Office. A High Definition stream of the event costs £20.95, while a Standard Definition stream costs £19.95 to view.

How to live stream the fight in the US For the first time ever, Showtime will make the event available via its ShowtimePPV website and mobile app, which you can find on the Apple store.

You can also purchase the right to stream the fight from the Playstation Store and watch it on your gaming console.

How to watch the fight on TV in the UK The hyped showdown will air across the UK and Republic of Ireland on Sky Sports Box Office.

Coverage of the entire event will kick off after midnight BST on Saturday August 27 and end at 5am BST on Sunday August 27.

The fight itself however is not due to start until 5am, and could be pushed back even further the undercard bouts before it are longer than expected.

There will be two complete repeats of the pay-per-view event at 10am and 2pm BST on Sunday. Alternatively, you can watch McGregor and Mayweather go head-to-head at select VUE cinemas.

Visit the official VUE website to find out if there is one in your area.  How to watch the fight in the US The PPV fight can be ordered from the following cable providers: Xfinity, DirecTV, Dish, Time Warner Cable, Charter, Fios, U-Verse, Cox, Optimum, SuddenLink, Frontier and Mediacom.

Showtime coverage will begin at 8pm EST, with the preliminary fights airing first on FoxSports. The undercards will start at 9pm EST on ShowtimePPV and the main event will not kick off until midnight.

How much does it cost to watch the fight? Up until midnight on Friday August 25, you will have to pay £19.95 in the UK and €24.95 for the Republic of Ireland.

Thereafter, the price of over-the-phone bookings will go up £26.95 (€29.95), but online and remote control prices should remain the same.

The highly anticipated match is set to be the most lucrative boxing match in history, but Sky is charging the same prices as it did during Mayweather's clash with Manny Pacquiao in 2015.

In the US however, the price is much higher and Showtime Sports and HBO are charging $89.95 (£69.65) for standard packages and $99.95 (£77.40) for HD bundles.

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Britain told to calculate how much THEY think UK should pay for Brexit divorce bill - Duration: 2:51.

Britain told to calculate how much THEY think UK should pay for Brexit divorce bill

Brussels expects the UK Brexit Secretary David Davis to provide the details on what exactly it will pay for in the EU budget.

  Up to this point, the UK has not come up with a method of calculating what they are prepared to pay for, which Brussels warned could delay talks.

  In July, Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson hit out over the suggested £91billion (€100bn) bill some European Union figures claimed they wanted the UK to pay before leaving the bloc.

EU negotiators are also expected to demand more detail on how the UK plans to permanently guarantee rights for EU citizens living in Britain.

In a tweet on Monday, EU negotiator Michel Barnier said: "Looking forward to discussing these papers with the UK. "Essential to make progress on citizens rights, settling accounts and Ireland."  .

Mr Barnier has made it clear that talks on UK's future relationship with the EU can only move forward when the separation details have been made clear.  One of the EU's diplomats said: "We feel they have come up with these papers to distract attention away from issues around the financial settlement." Another senior EU diplomat said: "The UK papers have strong words, but with no substance.

They've not really given real answers."  . One more diplomat said: "This is not about numbers, but the Brits need to explain, on the one hand, that they have certain obligations but also what they are.

Otherwise, the whole process becomes nonsensical." The Department for Exiting the European Union has claimed they are confident that talks between the two sides will make progress before any crunch meetings in October.   .

Prime Minister Theresa May has said: "There's a lot to be done, as a Government we have shown the work that we are putting into this, we have published recently just in the last few days a number of papers that set out our thinking on some of those key issues for the future relationship.