Boris Johnson asks 'who's Lorraine' in awkward moment after tense Susanna Reid interview on GMB

Good Morning Britain viewers were left fuming at the programme on Thursday (May 12) thanks to a 'massive spoiler alert'. Susanna Reid was back at the helm of the ITV show alongside Ben Shephard, while Kate Garraway was on hand to bring the latest headlines.

Good Morning Britain fans were left up in arms after a “sexist” guest branded Susanna Reid “Miss” while talking about the latest developments in the cost-for-living crisis. During Thursday’s (May 12) instalment of the ITV news show the 51-year-old broadcaster and her co-host Ben Shephard welcomed journalist Quentin Letts on to the show to discuss the ongoing financial crisis.

Good Morning Britain is often dividing viewers - but a number have people have lodged official complaints following an interview with Susanna Reid and the Prime Minister. The presenter finally got to talk to Boris Johnson, almost five years after he last spoke to the ITV programme.

Lorraine Kelly opened up about a 'heartbreaking' conversation she had with daughter Rosie after she returned to the UK.

A Stockport couple whose snake went missing in neighbouring Manchester were left gobsmacked after he was found SIX MONTHS later - completely unharmed. Jasmine and Jo, who lived in Fallowfield until December 2021, originally adopted Mikey the corn snake, 16, from Jo’s parents just over a year ago.

Susanna Reid, 51, has fumed at Michael Gove on Twitter after his appearance on Good Morning Britain today.Secretary of State for Levelling Up Michael Gove was given a dressing down by the presenter on the ITV news programme. She tore into the minister over the cost-of-living crisis and demanded to know why he would not remove VAT on energy bills to help citizens.On Twitter, Susanna continued her anger against Gove as she typed: “In 2016 Michael Gove wrote a newspaper article saying VAT on fuel bills hit the poorest hardest & we should Brexit to remove VAT. “In 2022 he says removing VAT would help the wealthiest most and we shouldn’t do it.”The mother-of-two also shared a video clip from GMB showing her grilling of Gove, as she questioned why he campaigned for removing VAT on energy bills previously, but was now not supportive of the change.However, some of her followers also seemed frustrated that it appeared Gove was unable to fully answer Susanna’s questions without interruption.@BcfcDavid wrote: “During the whole 1 min 6 seconds of this video, there were only 13 seconds where you didn't speak or talk over him.Seriously, what's the point? Hold ministers to account but let us listen to what they have to say.”(sic)@zx_spectrum_30 remarked: “Whilst removing VAT for everyone would be lovely, the tax just gets raised somewhere else so I would like the rich to carry on paying it, but have some means of removing/rebating/supporting those that really need it.

Rochelle Humes and Phillip Schofield have both spoken out in defence of Peter Andre after he was forced to issue a statement over his 'manhood'. The Mysterious Girl singer has found himself dragged into the libel trial between Coleen Rooney and Rebekah Vardy.

Boris Johnson last week on May 3. The straight-talking presenter grilled the Prime Minister behind his reasons for avoiding an appearance on the popular ITV programme for almost five years.

BBC Breakfast presenter on whether there would be an emergency budget to ease the cost of living crisis.While denying the rumours of an imminent emergency budget, the cabinet minster said: "The Prime Minister was making the point we are constantly looking at ideas to relieve the pressure on people facing incredibly tough times."Then he starts to wave into an accent as he continues: "But that doesn’t amount to an 'emergency budget'."Mr Gove carries on and accuses journalists of "chasing their own tails" with regards to the rumour. In an attempted American accent, he calls on the commentators for trying to turn Prime Minister Boris Johnson's comment "a major, capital letters, big news story!"He used a Liverpudlian accent, impersonating Harry Enfield’s Scouser impression, to suggest people “calm down” over the lack of extra financial support before the autumn budget.

Good Morning Britain viewers couldn't believe what they were hearing as Richard Madeley and Susanna Reid spoke to a woman who makes her dates take an IQ test to find her perfect partner.

Lorraine Kelly had an opportunity and she took it as she made a sly dig at Richard Madeley during Good Morning Britain. The TV presenter appeared on the ITV news programme as usual to tease her own show.

GOOD Morning Britain viewers completely disagreed with a guest who makes her dates take IQ tests before they go out. US model Candice Kloss revealed her unusual requirement to Richard Madeley and Susanna Reid live on ITV.

Good Morning Britain as she discussed her IQ and how it influences her romances. The clever blonde confessed that she only dates men with a high IQ and asks them to do a test when they head off on a date to ensure they're on a similar intelligence level.

Lorraine Kelly, 62, opened up about a difficult conversation she had with her daughter when she returned from travelling abroad. Mother-of-one Lorraine spoke about the “heartbreaking” moment when she appeared as a guest on a new podcast episode.The 62-year-old revealed she had spoken to her daughter about staying safe in public spaces after her daughter Rosie returned from Singapore before the first lockdown.She said: “I had to have the conversation with her that I found quite heartbreaking actually, which was, this is not Singapore, you cannot walk home on your own.”She continued: “You know, you can't leave your drink in the bar.

Lorraine Kelly fought back tears as she overcame her fear of horse-riding today's episode of her self-titled chat show.

Television legend Lorraine Kelly has finally faced her fear to get back on a horse, 10 years since she first suffered a terrifying accident while riding one. The 62 year old presenter took on the challenge on Tuesday’s episode of Lorraine, with the popular Scotswoman admitting she hadn’t been able to go near a horse since suffering a horrific accident in 2012, which saw her rushed to St.George’s hospital in London for life saving treatment. “I still haven’t been able to go near a horse… ever since I’ve not really had any experience with horses,” said Lorraine.

Piers Morgan has hinted at a potential reunion with his former Good Morning Britain co-host Susanna Reid.The outspoken broadcast journalist kicked off his new role at fledgling news channel Talk TV last month as he warned "woke snowflakes" not to watch his show, Uncensored.He made his debut to record viewing figures in its first week with an average of 317,000 viewers between 8pm and 9 pm nightly -with a peak of 397,000 watching.Piers, 57, has now admitted he would love Susanna to join him at the channel and reignite their working relationship in a Frank chat with Woman magazine.He said: "Susanna would be very welcome at the home of free speech! I loved working with Susanna. It was a weird thing ...

Boris Johnson has been urged to bring forward an emergency Budget to help families cope with the cost of living crisis. The prime minister, opening the Queen's Speech debate in the Commons, said he and Chancellor Rishi Sunak would be "saying more" about help for households in the "coming days" - but Treasury sources ruled out any immediate fiscal relief.

Phillip Schofield and Rochelle Humes probably didn't expect to find themselves crawling around the This Morning studio floor when they headed to work this morning.

Lorraine Kelly has spoken about her final visit to Deborah James in hospital and said she really thought her colleague and friend would "bounce back".

Susanna Reid was on the verge of tears as she hailed Deborah James as "inspirational" following the BBC podcast host's emotional goodbye post. In a heartbreaking post shared on her Instagram on Monday evening, 40 year old Deborah, who was diagnosed with bowel cancer five years earlier, revealed that her "body isn't playing ball" and that she'd been moved to hospice care at home.