Kate Garraway's ITV co-stars including Lorraine Kelly send messages as she's replaced by Charlotte Hawkins

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Carol Vorderman looked sensational in a pair of stylish skinny jeans as she stepped out in Cardiff on Wednesday alongside This Morning's fabulous Menopause Bus.MORE: Carol Vorderman talks feeling suicidal in candid This Morning interviewThe former countdown queen paired the dark blue trousers with an elegant embroidered blouse in a light cream shade, that boasted a gorgeous peter pan collar, embellished with a beautiful blue hem. She also added a vibrant blue belt to tie in the gorgeous ensemble.WATCH: Carol Vorderman says she was suicidal during the menopause in candid interviewAs for her shoes, the star opted for a pair of chic blue pointed toe boots which matched her fabulous blue belt.

Good Morning Britain has faced a major presenter shakeup as Kate Garraway was forced to extend her leave for a second week. The host, 55, normally presents the ITV show on a Thursday and Friday, but was notably absent from today's instalment (July 28) which was fronted by Ben Shephard and Ranvir Singh.

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Carol Vorderman has bravely shared her experience with the menopause, explaining that there was a point where she even felt "suicidal at times".The TV presenter, 61, who recently posed with her rarely seen son as they celebrated her daughter's graduation, spoke out on Wednesday 27 July's segment of This Morning, where she fronted the This Morning Menopause Bus. Making her way from Liverpool all the way to Cardiff, Carol attempted to spread awareness and information on what happens to the body and mind during the menopause.

Ranvir Singh has revealed that she and her son don’t flush wees down the loo in a bid to save water, but admitted that it can be “slightly uncomfortable” at times. Ranvir, 44, is currently sitting in for Lorraine Kelly and ahead of programme beginning, she chatted with today’s Good Morning Britain hosts, Charlotte Hawkins – who has been sitting in for Kate Garraway as she cares for husband Derek Draper – and Ed Balls. The pair had just been having a debate about water saving amid claims that the UK could soon face a drought, and begged the question of if people should flush their number ones or not.

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Kate Garraway will reportedly be absent from Good Morning Britain for the rest of the week after her husband Derek Draper “took a very serious turn for the worse”. Kate, 55, was first spotted to be missing from the popular morning programme last week, with it later coming to light that Derek, 54, had been rushed back to hospital. Derek contracted Covid early on in the pandemic, which has gone on to have life changing effects on the dad-of-two who has suffered a series of health implications ever since.

Kate Garraway has been forced to miss another week off of Good Morning Britain as her husband Derek Draper takes a "very serious turn". Derek, 54, has been battling many major health issues after contracting Covid-19 in March 2020 - with his fate once seemingly hanging on by a thread.

KATE Garraway will be missing from Good Morning Britain for a second week running after her husband Derek's "very serious turn". The popular presenter, 55, has been forced to extend her time off to be by his bedside.

Kate Garraway is reportedly in "survival mode" after her husband, Derek Draper, took a "serious turn for the worse" this month. The TV presenter, 55, previously revealed that her husband, 54, was readmitted to hospital two months ago due to ongoing health complications after he contracted Covid back in 2020.

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Kate Garraway is said to be in "survival mode" as the broadcaster is reportedly trying to stay positive amid her husband Derek Draper's health woes.The Good Morning Britain host previously revealed he had been in and out of hospital after falling ill with Covid back in 2020.The former political lobbyist is believed to be one of the UK's longest suffering Covid patients.The 54-year-old was readmitted to hospital two months ago - more than two years since he contracted Covid, with the virus causing major health complications and long-lasting damage to his organs.Kate, 55, recently had to pull out of her appearance on GMB in order to support her family.It has since been reported the on-screen journalist is trying to stay positive despite fears over Derek's health."Kate's been incredibly strong throughout Derek's illness and has remained a pillar of strength for the family despite their entire lives being turned around, but right now she's in pure survival mode and is having to now face the possibility of her worst nightmare coming true if Derek doesn't make it out of this," they revealed.The source added to Closer magazine: "She's hell-bent on staying positive, not only for Derek but for herself and the children too."Express.co.uk has contacted Kate Garraway's representatives for comment.It was recently announced that Kate had stepped away from her broadcasting role in light of her husband's health decline.Since his return from hospital after a 13-month stay, Kate has helped to provide Derek with around-the-clock care following his harrowing battle with the illness.The virus affected Derek's ability to speak and also left him with significant organ damage.Resilient Kate has released a book and two documentaries on Derek's

Alan Carr has revealed he plans to take a break from showbiz following his split from partner Paul Drayton earlier this year. Speaking exclusively to OK! last week, the 46-year-old comedy king - who is soon set to star in his brand new Channel 4 documentary Adventures With Agatha Christie - admitted he hopes to "have some time with myself" after he and his former beau of 14 years announced in January that they'd parted ways. "I've never been so bloody busy," he tells us, discussing his ongoing Regional Trinket comedy tour.

Love Island will appear in the new one-off ITV programme Queens for the Night. He will appear alongside a whole host of other celebrities, including England rugby star Joe Marler and former Eastenders actor Adam Woodyatt, and will undergo a drag queen makeover for a special performance. Chris, now a TV presenter on ITV Racing, has spoken out about the experience after signing up to both get out of his comfort zone and break down stigmas, too.

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Lorraine Kelly has opened up about her battle with coronavirus, revealing the nasty side effects and symptoms she experienced last week that forced her to take time off work. In her HELLO! column of the week, the ITV presenter also revealed what kept her going - and it sounds like the best cure!READ: Lorraine Kelly's heartbreaking post moves fans to tearsWELL, Covid finally got me.

Good Morning Britain viewers have found themselves getting a bit irked by an 'unprofessional' habit by host Ben Shephard. The presenter was back at the helm of the ITV news programme on Friday morning (July 22) alongside Charlotte Hawkins. Charlotte is currently standing in for Kate Garraway.

Lorraine Kelly, 62, has reacted to the latest update on Kate Garraway’s husband Derek Draper’s health battle.The ITV star sent her fellow broadcaster some words of support after it was revealed she had to pull out of Good Morning Britain this week to be next to Derek.Meanwhile, Charlotte Hawkins has acted as a temporary replacement for the 55-year-old presenter.Lorraine sent Kate “all of our love” during yesterday's instalment of her programme after it emerged Derek was "seriously unwell”.The Scottish presenter said: “I just wanted to say, we are obviously sending all of our love to our Kate.“I know a lot of you have seen in the newspapers and online that Derek is back in hospital and obviously, you know, battling the effects after Covid."We just want to send our love to them, don't we?"Dr Hilary Jones added: "Absolutely, yes, it's such a difficult situation.“He's going to have ongoing problems but we send all our love to Kate and the family."Lorraine responded: "She's amazing.

Ben Shephard and Charlotte Hawkins were left apologising to Good Morning Britain viewers after a sweary blunder. The presenters were back at the helm of the ITV news programme on Friday (July 22) with Charlotte again stepping in for Kate Garraway who has been forced to take time off due to her husband's ill health.