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ITV boss responds to calls to sack Holly and Phil after 'queuegate'

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The chief executive of ITV has spoken out after a petition was created to try and get Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield sacked from This Morning.

It comes after the presenters were accused of 'jumping' the queue to see Queen Elizabeth II lying in state. However, they were working at the time and have been defended multiple times.

Now, chief executive Dame Carolyn McCall has confirmed that the This Morning co-presenters are safe in their jobs, following a petition with over 65,000 signatures to sack them. Speaking at the RTS London Convention, Dame Carolyn was asked what they did wrong.

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