Good Morning Britain’s Richard Madeley and Richard Arnold in awkward clash over star’s I’m A Celeb fee

Good Morning Britain star Richard Arnold has recently marked 25 years on breakfast television.  The presenter began his TV career on The Sunday Show for the BBC.In 1997, he joined GMTV as a TV critic before going on to work on GMTV and LK Today.In 2012, Arnold became the Showbiz Editor for ITV Breakfast programme Daybreak, and when the programme was axed in 2014, Richard joined Good Morning Britain.The showbiz journalist has now looked back on his career during an interview with OK! in which he described his return to ITV after doing radio as “coming back to the family”.Asked whether he had ever thought of a “plan B” for his career, Richard said: “There was a change of guard when they launched Daybreak, and myself and Ben weren’t part of it.“I’d just turned 40 at the time and I ended up going to LBC Radio, which has always been a big love of mine, so it worked out.“But after a year or so, I started getting phone calls from ITV flirting with the idea of returning.“It felt like coming back to the family, as it had been such a big chunk of my career.”However, breakfast television is not always easy and can be subject to intense scrutiny.Last year, Richard discussed the backlash Good Morning Britain presenters are often met with in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk.The showbiz editor said: "(In 1997) the only thing that you had was a duty log where viewers would call in and, you know, their comments will be written down."Kate Garraway and Ben Shephard and I would be extremely grateful when they were handed to us."And you know you could see some comments were redacted to protect our fragile sensibilities."But now, of course, it's all out there and then the minute you say something on the show it's clickbait or there's

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Good Morning Britain host Susanna Reid couldn't help but mock Boris Johnson for the time he hid in a fridge to avoid an interview on the ITV show.

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Good Morning Britain host Susanna Reid has condemned comments surrounding her on-screen cleavage in the past, but in spite of this, many viewers couldn't resist tweeting about her revealing outfit choice today.

Good Morning Britain's entertainment reporter Richard Arnold reflected on his 25 years on breakfast television and the guests he had interviewed.

Susanna Reid, 51, has presented on Good Morning Britain since 2014 after leaving BBC Breakfast.The presenter has publicly apologised on Twitter after she admitted the "Prime Minister" won't. Her heartfelt message left fellow journalist Kate Bevan in tears after she saw it.Susanna posted earlier today in view of her 846,500 Twitter followers: "I am going to say this because the Prime Minister isn't coming to the Commons to say it."I am sorry for anyone who couldn't see or be with someone they loved, on the 20th May 2020."I am sorry if that was the day you lost or laid someone you loved to rest.

Susanna Reid lost her temper with MP Edward Argar on Good Morning Britain as he refused to condemn Boris Johnson over a mass 'bring your own booze' party that was held for Downing Street employees during lockdown.

TRISHA Goddard revealed she never expected to get married again - and insists her fourth wedding will be her last. The broadcaster, 64, whose partner is only known as 'Mr Boo', got engaged earlier this month, flashing her sparkling ring in an online video.

GOOD Morning Britain mocked host Richard Madeley's glowing tan as he returned to host the show for the first time since his I'm A Celeb stint last year. After being forced to pull out of the ITV reality show, Richard, 65, enjoyed some downtime including a holiday in America.

Piers Morgan went on the social media platform today, to welcome Louis O'Brien to the team after the latter shared a tweet that said he was leaving the Beeb to work with the 56-year-old broadcaster. Louis, who worked as a producer at BBC's The Papers, posted a photo of himself in front of Broadcasting House as he bid farewell to his job."Today marks the end of my BBC journey.

The tweet had a response from NewsUK broadcaster Erron Gordon.He said: “Love this Tweet.”This comes after Ollie took to Instagram to announce to his colleagues that he would be leaving.He said: “After nearly 10 years at ITV, I’m off to News UK new channel TalkTV as the Deputy Head of Studio Output.“I can’t wait to get started.“I’m really sad to be leaving @loosewomen after three years.“Working on the show has been so so much fun.“I’ve learnt so much (I probably have the equivalent of a degree on the menopause) and been so lucky to work with such a hard-working, insightful and passionate team both on and off-screen.”The post received plenty of responses from celebrity co-stars.Susanna Reid said: “Good luck Ollie!”Nadia Sawalha wrote, with surprise: “Whaaaaattttttttyt?!!!!”Christine Lampard penned: “I was just so angry.”Ranvir recently talked about co-star Kate Garraway’s appearance on Life Stories.The December episode was Piers Morgan’s last interview before he stepped down from his role on the show.She shared a picture with her 116,000 Instagram followers at the time.The picture featured Ranvir and Kate with members of girl group Fifth Harmony.The star captioned the photo: “Loved seeing @kategarraway on @piersmorgan #lifestories last night …“Bit disappointed our time as a global girlband didn’t make the cut tho..” [sic]

Ben Shephard had injured his leg during a veterans' football match back in June, leaving him with a fractured leg, a ruptured ACL, and torn muscles and ligaments.The 47-year-old was bed-bound and underwent several surgeries before taking a break from his presenting duties on Good Morning Britain to focus his attention on making a speedy recovery.He returned to the ITV show that same month but stressed he was a long way away from walking without feeling discomfort in his knee.And on Monday, one curious fan tweeted Ben to find out how his progress was coming along. "How's the knee coming on pal?" @shrekfacethema1 tweeted."That new equipment any good? I'm 8 years post ACL op number 2 and it still sucks."Keep the faith."Completely taken by the Twitter user's message, Ben responded: "8 years!?""Yeah it's slow so far, I'm 6 months post op and just when I think im getting somewhere it goes a bit wrong." (sic)After his return to GMB, the Tipping Point star detailed his horrific injury, revealing how he had "severed all the nerves" in his leg as he carried on playing football. His fellow co-host Susanna Reid appeared emotional as she told viewers how Ben had arrived at the ITV studios wearing a leg brace.It seemed apparent that Ben was determined to make it back to work by any means."I wish I had taken a photograph in my dressing room this morning, because Ben came in with quite the get up on your leg," she said. The father-of-two chimed in, saying: "Without realising, I have ruptured my ACL, I've torn the meniscus, and I've fractured part of my leg as well.""Interestingly, I didn't realise I had done it quite so badly."I carried on playing for 25 minutes before I thought, 'It feels a little bit unstable, perhaps I should

Richard Madeley has made his triumphant return to Good Morning Britain, but fans couldn't take their eyes off his new look for the show.

Good Morning Britain host Ben Shephard shared a candid update via social media in the wake of his recent “knee incident”.The presenter included a video revealing the odd recovery methods he was using in order to heal his knee, which he admitted looked like it could have come straight from the Alien film franchise.Ben, 47, shared his knee recovery videos with his 490,000 followers in a couple of videos on his Instagram story. In the first video, Ben showed his leg kitted out with a number of muscle stimulators from a company called Compex UK. The four stimulators appeared to be stuck to his leg and attached to one another via wires, pulsating slightly as they worked their magic. In the caption, Ben wrote: “Had a knee incident over NY so back on the @complex_uk to get the muscle firing!!!“Always looks like something out of Aliens!” he added with a flushed face emoji.The next video saw the muscle stimulators vibrating much more intensely on his leg. “Getting jiggy with it!” Ben added cheerfully in the caption. According to Compex, their muscle stimulators are designed to optimise training and recovery, specifically being targeted towards athletes and fitness enthusiasts. Electronic muscle stimulators are supposed to work by sending electrical signals to contract the muscles and have been used by physical therapists as early as the 1960s. Many viewers know Ben as a host on Good Morning Britain and as the presenter of ITV’s game show Tipping Point. However, the star is also a keen athlete, counting kitesurfing, wakeboarding, rugby, football and golf as some of his main hobbies.In the past decade, Ben has completed 14 marathons, ran across the UK twice, played for England at Soccer Aid and has even climbed Mount Kilimanjaro

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SUSANNA Reid is now the best paid woman on British television, thanks to a bumper new deal to stay on Good Morning Britain. Her deal, thought to be worth around £1.1million a year, means she now earns more than This Morning host Holly Willoughby, said to be on £730,000 a year.

Katie Price has reportedly landed her own television show focusing on mental health awareness.

SINGLE Muhammad Malik revealed more than 1,000 women want to be his wife after he appeared on a giant billboard to find a spouse. The 29-year-old from London had a novel idea to find love by plastering himself around his "second home" of Birmingham on huge boards.

MasterChef star has since lost a whopping 4st that completely transformed his body and lifestyle.Gregg joined Good Morning Britain hosts Susanna Reid and Richard Bacon today for a chat about his radical change.He lifted the lid on how he achieved his ideal results and the stark warning health professionals gave him.He said: “I personally don't like diets because I always felt hungry.“What I do is eat three big healthy meals a day, meals that fill me up."The TV star continued: "The doctor said you have huge cholesterol here, unless you do something you're going to have a heart attack.“I went on a weight loss and fitness site and in there I tell you how I went from the guy on the left hand side of the screen [to the one on the right].“I’m 56

Eamonn Holmes, 62, has shared a tweet in which a viewer blasted ITV’s Good Morning Britain’s viewing figures.