ITV's Good Morning Britain interrupted as Kate Garraway announces 'breaking news'

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Good Morning Britain delivered an urgent travel update during Friday's programme (December 6) as they flagged up a significant alert for commuters.

The ITV breakfast show interrupted its regular scheduling, allowing presenters Robert Rinder and Kate Garraway to relay information regarding widespread train service chaos across the country.

Reports emerged of a "nationwide fault" wreaking havoc on National Rail systems, particularly impacting rush hour traffic. Determined to keep their audience informed, Robert announced, "More details now on the major disruption to the train network." Enhancing the live report, Kate continued, "Yeah, well our correspondent, Nick Dickson, is at Victoria station to give us an update, Nick is there any more clarity on what's going on here?" Broadcasting live, Nick divulged, "There seems to be a problem or some kind of fault with the comms system on board trains, which the drivers use to talk to the signalling stations.

It's causing an awful amount of disruption here at Victoria," reports the Mirror. National Rail has acknowledged that there is an ongoing investigation into a fault that's influencing rail services nationwide.