Eamonn Holmes announces new career project amid GB News 'cost-cutting' shake-up
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Eamonn Holmes has undetaken a new career venture amid the GB News cost-cutting shake-up, it was announced on Tuesday. While the presenter, 65, is continuing his stint on the news channel, his co-host Isabel Webster is set to be replaced as part of a number of major changes announced by the broadcaster.
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Isabel will be replaced by Ellie Costello, 31, as host of the breakfast show programme during the working week. The 41-year-old, who had previously worked for Sky News and the BBC, had been a part of the show since it launched in 2022. Presenter Mark Dolan also announced on Wednesday evening that he had been 'relieved from his duties'.
![[Despite the shake-up being ongoing, Eamonn has announced a new opportunity he has decided to take on alongside his colleague and friend Paul Coyte]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/24/16/93460619-14224639-image-a-231_1735058013168.jpg)
Despite the shake-up being ongoing, Eamonn has announced a new opportunity he has decided to take on alongside his colleague and friend Paul Coyte. Eamonn Holmes has undetaken a new career venture amid the GB News cost-cutting shake-up, it was announced on Tuesday.
![[The duo will be hosting An Evening With Eamonn Holmes in March 2025 at the Radlett Centre in Hertfordshire]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/24/16/93460679-14224639-image-a-233_1735058075578.jpg)
While the presenter, 65, is continuing his stint on the news channel, his co-host Isabel Webster is set to be replaced as part of a number of major changes announced by the broadcaster. The duo will be hosting An Evening With Eamonn Holmes in March 2025 at the Radlett Centre in Hertfordshire.
The event, which costs £40 to attend or £80 for VIP meet and greet tickets, will look back at his broadcasting career spanning over 40 years. It will be hosted by Paul Coyte, who has a great rapport with Eamonn and whose broadcasting career has included Virgin Radio, Capital Gold, and TalkSport.
