Good Morning Britain star halted by police in live broadcast as he's forced to 'move on'

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Good Morning Britain descended into disarray on Friday morning when correspondent Jonathan Swain was escorted off the scene by police in Spain.

The ITV personality was broadcasting live from Valencia, updating viewers on the catastrophic floods that have claimed the lives of 158 individuals.Hosts Kate Garraway and Adil Ray announced that the death toll is anticipated to increase as the search for missing persons continues.Despite the deployment of soldiers to assist with rescue efforts in the affected regions, the hosts emphasised that many locals have criticised the government's slow response.

Switching to Jonathan live at the scene, he navigated the streets while discussing the city's devastation, reports the Mirror.As the ITV programme aired a pre-recorded segment featuring interviews with residents about the current situation, it appeared that drama was unfolding behind the scenes.Going back to Kate in the studio, she said:" We were hoping to return to speak to Jonathan some more live from the scene.

As you saw there, he was telling us how people there are really concerned and making accusations of slowness of response. When, in fact, we can't speak to him live because he's been moved on by the police there.