ITV Good Morning Britain's Susanna Reid pulls face as Richard Madeley's remark about Downing Street cleaner comes under fire

ITV new presenter Robert Peston dropped the C-bomb on live TV in awkward Jeremy Hunt blunder - which didn't go unnoticed by viewers.Robert, who is the Political Editor for ITV News, accidentally dropped the expletive live on air while talking about Jeremy Hunt.The MP recently got appointed as the new chancellor and has proposed a slew of planned cuts to public spending.READ NEXT: Good Morning Britain's Susanna Reid left red-faced as phone plays video while live on airWhile Peston was discussing the chancellor's plans, he suffered a very awkward slip of the tongue in a huge blunder.In a clip from his show which aired on Wednesday night (October 19), Peston could be heard saying: "That means the hole in the public finances is bigger than it would have been, and Jeremy C***'s - Hunt's - cuts will be more painful."Cracking a slight smirk, Peston seemed to have realised what he had accidentally said, but brushed it off like the professional he is.See the video above to see the moment as it happened - which was live at the time.His quick recovery didn't prevent the internet from picking up on it though."Why did @Peston think that having the script line ‘Jeremy Hunt’s cuts’ would end well?" asked one.Another noted: "Got a feeling ITV will edit that word out before posting it on the ITV Hub."While a third said: "Another broadcaster manages to say 'Jeremy C***' on air.""How does this keep happening?" asked a fourth.While a fifth said: "I'm beginning to suspect that these news readers are doing it on purpose."And a sixth added: "It rolls off the tongue so effortlessly."Jeremy Hunt's name often suffers slips of the tongue, and it happened just months ago back in June.Sky News presenter Sophy Ridge accidentally referred to the MP as

The Chase to test out their quizzing skills against the Chasers.Contestants from all over the country have flocked to the ITV studio to try their luck against "Britain's finest quiz brains"; Mark Labbett, Shaun Wallace, Anne Hegerty, Paul Sinha, Jenny Ryan, and Darragh Ennis.Players of all ages and occupations can sign up to the show and sometimes celebrities grace the podium in a bid to win a big cash prize for their chosen charities.READ MORE: The Chase's Bradley Walsh clashes with Mark Labbett after brutal wealth jibeBut ITV viewers couldn't believe it when they tuned in to their favourite quiz show on Wednesday night (October 19) and spotted the latest batch of quizzers.Fans of the show were left distracted just minutes into the episode when they noticed the team oozed a very glamorous theme indeed.As far as names were concerned, it seemed like iconic supermodels Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell had put in an application so they could battle it out against the Chasers.That's because the contestants names were Naomi, Campbell, Kate and Ross, which must have been a reference to the global supermodels.Many fans spotted the theme immediately and rushed to Twitter to comment on it during the episode.One fan quipped: "Naomi Campbell and Kate Moss - or in this case, Kate Ross - are on #TheChase today...

Piers Morgan Uncensored.“I had hurt myself at that particular time,” Tyson, 56, told the UK broadcaster and New York Post opinion columnist, the Mirror reported.For the uninitiated, the pharmaceutical TKO had occurred while the undisputed heavyweight champion was speaking to Morgan co-host Susanna Reid on Good Morning Britain in 2020. The fighter had been promoting his highly-anticipated exhibition bout against fellow legend Roy Jones Jr that November.Reid had asked Tyson whether two 50-plus-year-old men should be fighting “without protective headgear,” whereupon Kid Dynamite lowered his head and appeared to briefly zonk out before responding.

Strictly Come Dancing's Hamza Yassin has revealed the toll training for the ballroom has taken on his body.

Strictly Come Dancing star Hamza Yassin confessed to nearly dropping his professional partner Jowita Pryzstal as he appeared on Good Morning Britain on Wednesday.The 32 year old wildlife presenter won over the judges with his performance on Saturday night and received the highest score of the series so far. However, he revealed on GMB that it took a few near-accidents in rehearsal first before the pair nailed the routine. After receiving praise from hosts Richard Madeley and Susanna Reid, Hamza admitted he “came close” to dropping Jowita as he was joined by his dance partner on the morning show.

Strictly Come Dancing star Hamza Yassin has taken the dancefloor by storm after his almost perfect score on Saturday night.

Actress Ricki Lake appeared on Good Morning Britain on Wednesday (October 19) and shared the emotional meaning behind her only tattoo.

ITV talk show host Lorraine Kelly, 62, has appeared to have made a sly dig at TalkTV host Piers Morgan, 57, for his “gladiatorial-style” interviews.The star seemingly aimed a swipe at her pal Piers following his ITV exit, as she compared him to his former co-star, Good Morning Britain’s Susanna Reid, 51, whom she branded a “fantastic” interviewer.First, Lorraine addressed whether she’d really ever considered leaving her job at ITV for a spot on TalkTV, where Piers hosts his show, Piers Morgan Uncensored. “I never had a conversation with Piers about moving to Talk TV,” Lorraine clarified. “When he left GMB, he joked about me being his new TV wife but he was just being Piers.” The star then went on to praise her ITV colleague Susanna, who has continued to host Good Morning Britain after Piers’ explosive departure from the show. “He loves to stir things up and get people talking,” Lorraine said.

Good Morning Britain's Richard Madeley blasted Meghan Markle on Wednesday morning (October 19), when he slammed her "bimbo" claims.Speaking about The Duchess Of Sussex's new episode of her Archetypes podcast, the controversial anchor slammed the star for "moaning" about her job on Deal Or No Deal in the US. "Is there anything Meghan Markle won't moan about?" he asked when the programme began at 6am.

Good Morning Britain's Susanna Reid was left completely red-faced on Wednesday morning (October 19) when her phone appeared to go off while she was live on air.Speaking about the cost of living crisis and inflation alongside co-host Richard Madeley, Susanna was taken aback when she was interrupted by her phone seemingly playing a video.Looking a tad startled, she was ever the professional when she turned it off and hid it under the desk.READ NEXT: Good Morning Britain fans fume over TV icon saying that he should 'stay in the 70s'Returning from an ad break, Susanna welcomed viewers back before suffering the awkward phone blunder.Speaking to the camera, the video was rather loud and muffled her voice as she rushed to switch it off.Her co-host Richard made a joke about her "getting it on the phone", before Susanna turned to the side.Appearing to switch it off or turn it down, she quickly said "Sorry! I'll just turn that off!" while looking red-faced an awkward. It didn't go unnoticed by fans either as they quickly picked up their own phones to tweet about Susanna's blunder."Susanna was clearly watching bbc or sky news on her phone.

Good Morning Britain fans weren't impressed on Wednesday morning (October 19) when a TV icon appeared on-screen.Entertainment reporter Richard Arlond brought Christmas to the GMB studio two months early and announced that Basil Brush has put himself forward for Christmas number one with a brand new song.But despite the festive cheer in the studio, fans at home weren't on board and instead slammed the TV legend.READ NEXT: Good Morning Britain fans hit out at Richard Madeley for 'car crash' interview with MP Fans at home urged that the famous puppet should be "left in the 1970s" and claimed that his voice "was different" with some claiming it to be the "worst".One fan took to Twitter and fumed: "Please please take Basil Brush back to the seventies and leave him there!"While another slammed the "new" voice of the puppet and said: "Worst Basil Brush voice ever!.""Basil Brush doesn’t sound anything like the original – as if Richard couldn’t tell," echoed a third.This came as Richard Arnold announced that the children's TV star will be releasing "Boom Boom It's Christmas Again" next month.The track will feature Mr Blobby and Zippy - meaning it will likely be a joyous and nostalgic occasion for many.Basil's track comes as he and his throwback pals attempt to raise money for charity, with proceeds going to the Shooting Star Hospice and Save The Children. After Richard announced the Christmassy news, Richard Madeley then asked if it was the "same bloke" still doing Basil Brush's voice.Fans at home were quick to call out Richard for "outing Basil as a puppet"."Madeley crushing childhoods by suggesting Basil Brush is operated by a human hand," penned one.While another added: "Well done Richard Madeley.

RICHARD Madeley was slammed for asking an "awful' question to a Sandy Hook victim's dad on Good Morning Britain. This morning's instalment of the ITV show saw Richard, 66, and co-host Susanna Reid, 51, speak to Robbie Parker, the father of Emilie Parker, who sadly died in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting 10 years ago.

TIPPING Point star Ben Shephard was left red-faced after a contestant made an X-rated remark. The ITV presenter was joined by contestants Kiah, Alfonso and Gill as they battled it out for a chance to win a £10k jackpot. But it didn't take long for things to take a risqué turn, when player Gill made a very rude innuendo.

HOUSE of the Dragon viewers were left feeling queasy by a "disgusting" foot fetish scene. House Of The Dragon focuses on Aegon Targaryen and his family of dragon riders and its civil war known as the Dance of Dragons.

The Chase ’s Mark Labbett has revealed how sick he is about being taunted on the show for his weight - despite now losing 10st. The Beast quiz master chatted exclusively to the Daily Star at the National Television Awards last week.Talking about his Beast reputation and the banter he gets on the show, he said: "To be fair, you don't wanna be that guy, but you wanna say hang on I've got a lower BMI now than half of my colleagues now.

This Morning viewers were left seething after radio host Nick Ferrari explained what PMQs were.Fans asked if the journalist and broadcaster thought viewers were "stupid" after he offered an explanation for the well-known term while he was talking with Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary, who were hosting the ITV show on Tuesday.Nick, 63, was discussing Prime Minister Liz Truss and mentioned PMQs.READ MORE: This Morning fans torn over The Chase's Mark Labbett's 'different' appearance on showBut instead of continuing he paused and said: "It's what called Prime Minister's Questions, it's every Wednesday."People were seriously miffed that the star felt that he had to say it.Several posted messages on social media saying that the public knew and understood what PMQs were and that the star didn't have to spell it out."Nick explaining what PMQ’s is to us... we aren’t stupid," one person posted on Twitter.Someone else tweeted: "Can someone tell Nick Ferrari that we don’t need him to explain everything to us? We’re not stupid.""We f****** well know what PMQs is you arrogant d*******," said another viewer.One snapped: "We don’t need you to treat us like we’re 5, Nick."They went on: "We know that they’ve removed the cap on the energy cap, we know our mortgages are going up.

Good Morning Britain.The 41-year-old took to her Instagram account as she showcased her morning routine to her loyal legion of fans.And it’s fair to say it’s not as glamorous as it may seem as the meteorologist was spotted strutting into the ITV studios wearing a striking set of leopard print pyjamas and matching faux fur slippers.READ MORE: Susanna Reid hits out at GMB viewer with brutal comeback as they demand host shake-upShe finished the look with a blackout eye mask and a brown leather crossbody bag wan d embraced her natural beauty as she walked barefaced into the makeup studio to be beautified before the show aired.The mum-of-one then shared the makeover process as she sat down in the hot seat while a makeup artist professionally applied her morning makeup.She opted for a soft brown smokey eye which was teamed with a thin band of black eyeliner and lashings of black mascara.For her morning show, the professional makeup artist embraced her glowing skin, keeping her complexion clear and dewy with just a pinch of blush on her cheeks.Spotted behind the weather reporter was an impressive hair stylist who transformed her naturally straight brunette locks into loose beachy waves which she set in large rollers.She was seen giving the broadcaster a glamorous blowout for Monday morning’s show which soon saw Laura flooded with compliments on her gorgeous appearance online.The TV star completed the look with a long, floral midi dress which ended at her calves that showcased her endless legs.The dress featured puffed sleeves and a plunging neckline which cinched in at the waist to emphasise her flattering hourglass figure.She finished the look with a pair of black pointed high heels that gave her an added lift when discussing

GOOD Morning Britain host Richard Madeley stunned fans as he snapped at weather presenter Laura Tobin. The ITV anchor, 60, called out the meteorologist, 41, for not detailing her forecast in Fahrenheit - leading to the popular TV star looking visibly shocked.

Good Morning Britain presenter Susanna Reid snapped back at one social media user after they attempted to criticise her early morning broadcast.The 51-year-old newsreader is known for not holding back on Twitter when cruel trolls criticise her on her presenting skills.And Monday’s post was no different after the mum-of-three hit back at one viewer after they slammed her position on the show alongside Richard Madeley.READ MORE: Good Morning Britain fans hit out at Richard Madeley for 'car crash' interview with MP It’s fair to say the brunette beauty didn’t go easy on the online troll as she fired back with a cutting comment while she pointed out their obvious spelling error.The presenter originally shared the results of a poll the production team conducted on the social media site during the show in full view of her 891,200 followers.It read: “In our @gmb poll Do You Want A General Election? 93% said yes. In our poll, ‘Should Tories Stick With Truss or Twist?’ 85% said twist.”User soon flooded to the comments section to share their thoughts on the topical poll, with one fan taking the opportunity to call for a presenter shake-up on the ITV morning show.They replied with: “The pill I have just conducted state 100% thing you should resign.”It didn’t take long before the journalist pointed out the spelling blunder as she clapped back at the rude commenter online.Sharing the comment, she quipped: “What kind of pill was it? I think it had affected your tweeting.” For more of the latest showbiz and TV news from the Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here. Her loyal legion of fans was quick to throw support behind the presenter online, as they flooded her comments section while sticking up for her to