GMB's Susanna Reid speechless as she clashes with guest over Boris Johnson cutout

NAGA Munchetty has admitted she assumes "people don't like me" - as BBC Breakfast fans brand her "rude". The 47-year-old journalist has proved a divisive character while on the famous red sofa, with some fans loving her presenting style while others cannot abide it. Last week, Naga outraged some viewers after she "rolled her eyes" at a guest, leading many to brand her "rude and unprofessional".

Martin Lewis left Good Morning Britain viewers in shock on by revealing on air that he would donate £100,000 of his own cash to a financial advice charity.The Money Saving Expert, who guest hosted the show to help guide its viewers through the cost of living crisis, said he would offer 10per cent of the money charity Money Buddies needs to continue offering financial advice to those struggling with their energy bills. Along with donating his own money, Martin also encouraged any viewers that were in a privileged position to viewers to help if they were able to spare any cash.This comes after Prime Minister Liz Truss announced last week there would be a cap on energy bills to limit soaring costs and inflation.

STRICTLY Come Dancing judge Craig Revel Horwood has taken a brutal swipe at Kaye Adams over her "skimpy outfits". The choreographer admitted he was "worried" about the Loose Women panellist's "sex appeal" when she has to tackle Latin routines on the BBC One competition.

MARTIN Lewis generously gave away £100,000 of his OWN cash to a charity on Good Morning Britain today. The Money Saving Expert, 50, stunned co-host Susanna Reid as he made the offer live on air. At the end of an interview with deputy chief executive Salam Shafi from financial advice charity Money Buddies, he was asked how much money it needed to help others.

MARTIN Lewis went missing while presenting Good Morning Britain today - forcing Susanna Reid to briefly go solo after having an emotional breakdown. The Money Saving Expert, 50, was briefly AWOL after the ITV programme returned from an ad break. He had earlier worried viewers when he broke down in tears over memories of his mum who tragically died in a road traffic accident.

Good Morning Britain presenter Martin Lewis struggled to fight back tears as he briefly spoke about his mum's devastating death on the ITV show.The 50-year-old spoke frankly to his co-host Susanna Reid about Princess Diana's death and how he resonated closely with Prince Harry during the tragic time.Martin was almost 12 years old when he lost his mother in a road accident and said he couldn't imagine walking behind her coffin like Harry had to do at the age of 12.READ MORE: Piers Morgan's unexpected reaction to Harry and Meghan's reunion with William and KateBut as he spoke, the money saving expert was clearly emotional and told Susanna to "carry on" as he tried to console himself.Seeing how moved he was, fans took to Twitter to share their thoughts.One person wrote: "My heart went out to @MartinSLewis there. When memories hit you like that.

Good Morning Britain viewers have been left divided after what they called a 'silly' segment on the Queen. Susanna Reid and Ben Shephard were back at the helm of the ITV news programme on Tuesday (September 13) as they hosted another special show paying tribute to Queen Elizabeth II.

Kate Garraway was flooded with praise after her royal coverage on Good Morning Britain.The presenter, 55, took the reigns on the first ever Sunday episode of the ITV daytime show despite normally hosting it on weekdays.ITV underwent a major format change over the weekend following the death of the Queen, who passed away aged 96 at her Balmoral estate on Thursday (September 8).READ MORE: GMB's Laura Tobin heartbroken at ITV colleague's death as she pays sweet tributeThe broadcaster decided to bring in its weekday presenters such as Kate, Susanna Reid and Ben Shephard to cover the historic royal event.GMB usually airs 6am until 9am Monday to Friday, but ITV altered their schedule to allow special broadcasts on both Saturday and Sunday.Ben and Susanna anchored Saturday's show, with Kate appearing from Buckingham Palace as mourners paid their respects to the monarch.But Kate hosted the Sunday show alone and chatted to various guests about the grieving royal family, including royal photographer Chris Jackson and royal commentator Emily Andrews.Asked what she thought about the Prince William and Harry's reunion, seen at Windsor on Saturday afternoon, Emily said: "I thought it was incredible for William and Harry to come out and be so assured and to meet the public and to share in their grief, because one does have to wonder as well whether this might bring back memories of the death of their mother."Kate replied: "I was wondering that, there’s potential triggering isn’t there? The rawness of that grief for whom William said in his statement, the Queen was absolutely there with him through those darkest days.

Queen was "on it" just two days before her death and it was incredible "sense of duty had kept her going," Boris Johnson said. The former Prime Minister also added the shocking revelation that he and the Queen had not talked about the Partygate scandal and that his weekly meeting with her had been "a fantastic break from everything else".Mr Johnson was speaking with the BBC's Fiona Bruce following the Queen's death and had been describing the last meeting they had had together.

Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson has opened up about how the late Queen Elizabeth II had been "absolutely on it" in their final meeting just two days before her death. The MP said she remained "actively focused" on both world and UK politics when he formally tendered his resignation as Prime Minister to her on Tuesday 6 September. Boris had his final audience with the Queen in Balmoral Castle in Scotland last week, before the late monarch then met with his successor and the UK's new Prime Minister, Liz Truss.The Conservative backbencher, who was the 14th Prime Minister of the Queen's 70-year reign, said he was moved by her "sense of duty" during their meeting.

Ben Shephard revealed on Good Morning Britain that they have been preparing for the Queen's death for the last 10-15 years. The Tipping Point star, 47, fronted Monday (September 12) morning's instalment of the ITV show alongside Susanna Reid in the wake of Queen Elizabeth II 's death on Thursday (September 8).

MARTIN Lewis has revealed when he will be back on Good Morning Britain after he was missing from his usual Money Monday stint. The Money Saving Expert took to Twitter to confirm he will return to the ITV show to help support the public through the cost of living crisis by giving tips on saving money.

Good Morning Britain viewers have shared a message with ITV after Kate Garraway hosted its first Sunday episode. The 55-year-old presenter took to the helm of the ITV news programme after it aired over the weekend following the death of the Queen.

Good Morning Britain fans were left fretting for LBC Radio host and ex-BBC presenter Andrew Marr, as he showed up on TV with his arm in a sling. The journalist was seen with his right arm encased in a black fabric sling as he discussed breaking the news of Queen Elizabeth II's death on his radio show.Andrew found himself choked up as the news came through live on his broadcast, and admitted he was slightly "embarrassed" at breaking his neutral facade at hearing the tragic news.But viewers were also plenty distracted by his injury, with GMB host Susanna Reid asking him: "Do you want to just reflect on your poor arm that's in a sling?"The star replied: "Oh, absolutely.

Good Morning Britain has announced a major shake-up in its scheduling – leaving ITV timetables in even more disarray.The programme, fronted by Susanna Reid and Ben Shephard, runs from 6am until 9am on weekdays, though in the wake of the Queen's death last week, also aired this weekend.But that wasn't the only huge change, as presenter Ben announced that Monday's episode (September 12) would run until 10am – despite ITVHub's official schedule still slating it to end at the usual time.READ NEXT: Strictly Come Dancing chaos as launch show faces cancellation in BBC shake-upThe schedule still says GMB will be replaced by ITV Regional News from 9.20am. It comes amid a huge change in ITV's scheduling, with Loose Women, Lorraine and Emmerdale all slashed from the schedules today.

KATE Garraway was praised by viewers as she fronted Good Morning Britain's first-ever Sunday edition. The popular presenter, 55, fronted the ITV breakfast show solo this morning, as the news show aired to cover the Queen beginning her final journey. GMB has aired over both days this weekend, but while yesterday's show was fronted by Susanna Reid and Ben Shephard, today Kate ran things on her own.

Kenneth Branagh has defended upcoming political drama This England, in which he stars as British former prime minister Boris Johnson, which many people have slammed as “too soon.”

GOOD Morning Britain is to air on Sundays for the first time after the death of the Queen. The ITV morning show has been a regular presence in the schedules since the sad announcement on Thursday. For the past two days GMB has been fronted by Susanna Reid and Ben Shephard.

Good Morning Britain presenter Susanna Reid has claimed His Majesty, King Charles III, has offered an "olive branch" to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in his address to the nation.King Charles III addressed the nation on Friday evening (September 9), following the death of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II on September 8 at the age of 96.In His Majesty's address, King Charles III explained the changes that would be taking place in the palace, including Prince William and Kate taking on the titles of Prince and Princess of Wales.READ NEXT: King Charles teary-eyed in first public speech with emotional tribute to QueenThe King also stated: "I want to also express my love to Harry and Meghan as they continue to build their lives overseas."During a one-off Saturday edition of ITV talk show Good Morning Britain, presenter Susanna Reid reflected on King Charles III's speech to the nation.She commented that The King's address gave an "olive branch" to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, and that he did not want to have a "divide" between them and the Royal Family.Susanna said: "an olive branch to Prince Harry and Meghan."The King expressed his love for both of them in his televised address."She added: "He mentioned Harry and Meghan, he isn't having this divide."He's expressing his love and allowing them to do what they want to do."Presenter Ben Shepherd also reflected on The King's address and the new titles given to Prince William and Kate, saying: "William and Kate have become Prince and Princess of Wales."Speaking about the history associated with the title of Princess of Wales, he added: "Kate will be the first to use the title since Diana."During his address to the nation, King Charles III also spoke about the impact of the death