On tomorrow's front page: Queue-jumping Phillip Schofield dumped from £1m We Buy Any Car deal
in which Holly, 41, stressed they had been there to film for the programme as working members of the media — but it did little to dampen the public outcry.who believe the high-profile pair are regularly given preferential treatment.the pair saying they were “of course” safe in their jobsShe added: “Imagine yourself in the eye of a storm like this, where you’re trying to say you’ve done nothing wrong, and all the noise around you is saying that you have.
Phillip has app-eared in countless campaigns for We Buy Any Car. Marketing insiders say he has proved the perfect frontman for the brand, which was eager to capitalise on his squeaky-clean daytime TV image to reassure potential customers of their integrity.Tongue-in-cheek adverts have attempted to portray Phillip as “the nicest man in Britain” and seen a statue to him erected as “Britain’s most popular man”.
A company spokesman said it was agreed earlier this year that the We Buy Any Car/Phillip Schofield campaign would come to an end after more than five years.
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