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Good Morning Britain.The beloved forecaster has hosted weather segments on the ITV daytime show since 2014, making sure viewers are always know what conditions to expect from the day.READ MORE:GMB's Laura Tobin replaced on ITV show amid major cast shake-up leaving fans distractedHowever, it seems she's now ditching her shiny TV desk for a giant rocket and her smart presenting outfits for an astronaut suit.That's because she told her co-stars Charlotte Hawkins and Sean Fletcher that she'd love to bag herself a space job with NASA on Monday (August 29).It came after Charlotte asked Laura if she'd like to volunteer for the next space mission following NASA's plans to return to the moon for the first time in 50 years.The American space agency is set to launch its huge new moon rocket called the Space Launch System as part of its Artemis project, which aims to put people back on the moon.Laura was more than up for the challenge and hoped NASA would snap her up so she could become one of the next moon-roaming icon after Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin, who stepped on the moon in 1969.This is a live TV story and is being constantly updated.

Good Morning Britain viewers have had a change of heart after Robert Rinder's most recent appearance on the ITV breakfast show. The TV personality best known as Judge Rinder has made several appearances on the news programme this year alongside different co-hosts.

GOOD Morning Britain fans will be celebrating after a legend will return as host of the show alongside Susanna Reid next month. MoneySavingExpert.com's Martin Lewis has landed a regular spot on the ITV breakfast show. Martin's new role comes as the nation faces a cost of living crisis while the energy cap keeps rising.

Alan Carr took a brutal swipe at his pal Amanda Holden's notorious "tight-fitting clothes" during his Epic Gameshow on ITV.Hosting Name That Tune on Saturday night (August 20), Alan welcomed viewers and celebrity to the show when he took a brutal swipe at his pal Amanda."Evening guys," he said to the camera.READ NEXT: ITV Alan Carr's Epic Gameshow viewers distracted over 'hot' player in daring dress"Yes, the tightest outfit seen on ITV since, well, pretty much anything Amanda Holden's ever worn."Amanda is known for wearing risqué outfits and tight-fitting garments, which is why Alan made the sly jibe.But after his swipe at Amanda, Alan laughed it off because in real life he and Amanda are close friends - with the pair having bought a house together recently.Earlier this month on Good Morning Britain, Alan revealed that he had become home owner for the second time.He went on to explain how he and Amanda had bought a home together in rural Sicily (Amanda's favourite spot to holiday in the summer).Charlotte Hawkins, who was hosting the ITV morning show said: "I am intrigued by this story that you have bought a house with Amanda Holden for a euro and you're doing it up."Alan replied: "Yeah, I'm renovating - it might not even be worth a euro by the end of it though!"In May it was announced that Amanda and Alan would be teaming up for The Italian Job on BBC One.Amanda said at the time: "Alan and I came up with the idea for this show together and approached the BBC as we knew it was the perfect home."The series will see the pair of best friends renovate the house in an exciting eight-parter.After the swipe at his pal during Epic Gameshow, Alan went on to welcome a slew of celebs to the show including the likes of Shane Richie,

Good Morning Britain viewers have recently seen Marverine Cole added to the show’s line-up – but who is the ITV presenter?GMB has welcomed some lesser-seen faces over the summer break while Susanna Reid and co take a well-deserved break. One new addition to the team is newsreader Marverine, who has been sitting at the desk alongside faces such as Charlotte Hawkins and Ben Shephard. She started appearing on the show last month and has already become a popular name with viewers.

Robert Rinder has made his feelings clear as he got into a fiery exchange during his latest appearance on Good Morning Britain. The barrister and TV star, known to many as Judge Rinder, has been at the helm of the ITV news programme this week alongside Charlotte Hawkins.

Good Morning Britain host Charlotte Hawkins was called out by her co-star for not knowing what the Marvel Cinematic Universe is all about.Charlotte hosted the show with Robert Rinder, known for his role as Judge Rinder, and the duo welcomed entertainment reporter Richard Arnold.Arnold had a segment on the new Marvel spin-off series She-Hulk: Attorney At Law and unexpectedly called out Charlotte as he introduced the show.READ MORE: GMB fans call for major presenter shift as Rob Rinder replaces Richard MadeleyRichard began: "Wandavision became Disney+'s first TV spin-off in the Marvel Cinematic Universe last January. Fast forward a year and a half, they're about to drop their eighth.

Good Morning Britain viewers have urged ITV bosses to give Rob Rinder a full-time job on the hit morning programme.This week, GMB underwent a major format change as Judge Rinder star Rob stepped in to replace regular host Richard Madeley alongside Charlotte Hawkins.Veteran broadcaster Richard usually fronts the ITV show on a Monday, but he was absent from the studio on Monday and Tuesday with Rob in the hot seat instead.READ MORE: Adil Ray makes cheeky dig at ex GMB star Piers Morgan for snubbing BGT actRob returned to the ITV studio after a long absence from the show as he last presented back in March alongside Susanna Reid.Daytime legend Susanna is currently enjoying a long-term break from GMB and will return before September after her summer holiday.It seems many ITV viewers were delighted to see the TV lawyer return to their screens, with many flocking to Twitter to urge bosses to make him a permanent presenter.One fan wrote: "#gmb can you please keep Rob Rinder?"A second said: "I like Rob Rinder. Funny, empathetic bit takes no sh** #gmb."Another replied: "Agree, be good if he was a regular presenter."During Monday's show, one fan tweeted: "@GMB YAY Rob Rinder is back! Sooooo happy, love it when he is on.

RICHARD Madeley was replaced by Rob Rinder for Monday's episode of Good Morning Britain in a presenter shake-up. Rob, 44, joined Charlotte Hawkins for the first show of the week, after Richard, 66, took a break from hosting duties. It's the first time Rob has stepped in since appearing alongside Susanna Reid back in March.

Good Morning Britain faced a major presenter shake-up after Richard Madeley was replaced by Rob Rinder.Richard, 66, typically hosts the ITV show on a Monday, but was notably absent from Monday morning's (August 15) instalment which was instead fronted by Charlotte Hawkins and Rob Rinder.The Rob Rinder verdict host hasn't been present in the ITV studio for months, having last presented back in March alongside Susanna Reid.READ MORE: Adil Ray makes cheeky dig at ex GMB star Piers Morgan for snubbing BGT actViewers immediately took to social media and were delighted at the 44-year-old's return, with one user writing: "@GMB YAY Rob Rinder is back! Sooooo happy, love it when he is on. He's the best.""@RobbieRinder @GMB Yes oh yes, Rinder is back!" exclaimed another.

Good Morning Britain 's Richard Arnold was snubbed by presenters Charlotte Hawkins and Rob Rinder. The duo fronted Monday (August 15) morning's instalment of the ITV show and were joined by Entertainment Correspondent Richard who was ready to give them their daily dose of celebrity news.

Good Morning Britain viewers said they were 'genuinely baffled' as Lulu made an appearance on the show. Charlotte Hawkins and Adil Ray were back at the helm of the ITV news programme on Friday (August 12) when the shortlist for the Eurovision Song Contest 2023 host city was revealed.

Good Morning Britain star Piers Morgan.The 48-year-old TV star has in recent times become a regular presenter on the breakfast show following the Life Stories host's dramatic departure in March 2021.After Piers stormed off set and handed in his notice, his role was never officially replaced – however Adil and Richard Madeley both seemed to be triumphant with landing more frequent airtime.READ MORE: Kate Garraway 'fretful' as husband Derek returns to hospital amid lengthy health battleGiven the situation with Piers walking out over the bombshell interview between Oprah Winfrey and Meghan Markle, Adil loves nothing more than to poke fun at the former anchorman when given half the chance.Digging his claws in again, Adil made a scathing jibe about Piers "blocking people".On Friday's programme (August 12), hosts Adil and Charlotte Hawkins were joined by Dave Williams who appeared on Britains Got Talent's first ever series in 2007.At the time of his audition, Dave had failed to impress the judging panel which included Piers, Amanda Holden and Simon Cowell, with his ashtray talent and was buzzed off of the stage.Now, 15 years later and the 81-year-old is a viral sensation after a clip of him singing the Righteous Brothers' hit song Unchained Melody was viewed by more than 500,000 online users.Appearing on GMB, Dave explained to the hosts that in hindsight he probably should have just sang for the judges all those years ago instead of attempting to play an ashtray with a key.Charlotte said: "Well we've got a clip of you, so let's hear what the judges had to say."In the old video, Dave began to strike the ashtray with his key and was immediately buzzed out by every single judge.Coming back to the studio, Charlotte chimed in: "Oh

Strictly Come Dancing has signed James Bye to join the 20th series of the hit dancing competition, which returns to screens next months. The EastEnders star, 38, is the 14th star to be announced in the star-studded line-up, joining the likes of Loose Women's Kaye Adams and singer Fleur East. The news was confirmed on Good Morning Britain as Richard Arnold, 52, spoke to hosts Adil Ray, 48, and Charlotte Hawkins, 47.

ITV Good Morning Britain host Charlotte Hawkins was forced to halt the breakfast show on Wednesday (August 10) to bring sad breaking news to the public.The presenter, 47, was clearly saddened and upset to announce the passing of author Raymond Briggs at the age of 88.Charlotte was co-hosting with Richard Madeley as they brought the latest breaking and entertainment news to viewers around the UK.READ MORE: GMB hosts lock horns with MP as he demands 'rewatch the tape' in fiery debateAs Charlotte got ready to deliver the news of Raymond's passing, Richard remarked: "We've had some sad news just come in," before Charlotte explained: "We have, it's about the author and illustrator Raymond Briggs, who sadly died at the age of 88, his publisher, Penguin Random House, has just announced a short time ago."Charlotte then turned to Richard and remarked: "Of course he's best known for The Snowman," to which Richard replied: "The Snowman, absolutely, wonderful piece of work. "Written in 1978, just to bring you that breaking news.

Alan Carr has opened up about his divorce from husband Paul Drayton and has spoken about how continuing with his tour has been important following the split. Alan, 46, and Paul had been together for 13 years before the pair announced their decision to call time on their relationship at the beginning of the year. Since then, the comedian has been touring the country with his new stand-up show, Regional Trinket, which was originally scheduled to take place in 2021.

Good Morning Britain viewers were left feeling emotional thanks to one guests' appearance on the programme. Charlotte Hawkins was back hosting the ITV news show on Thursday (August 11) alongside Adil Ray who replaced Richard Madeley in the hot seat.

Alan Carr revealed he purchased a second home with Amanda Holden in the heart of Spain for just €1.During Thursday's visit to the Good Morning Britain studios, Adil Ray and Charlotte Hawkins welcomed viewers back to discuss the latest news headlines this morning. After discussing the ongoing issue of the cost of living crisis, the ITV presenters welcomed the stand-up comic on to lighten the show where he talked about his upcoming tour following the breakdown in his marriage.

Good Morning Britain stars Andi Peters and Adil Ray had a bit of an awkward exchange in front of Charlotte Hawkins, after Andi refused to take Adil's phone number. Andi made an appearance on the ITV show to present the latest competition, with Adil asking his co-star if he had his mobile number.

Richard Madeley sparked fury on Good Morning Britain after the TV presenter told a grieving father to "get to the point" due to limited air time.During Wednesday's visit to the ITV studios, the 66-year-old broadcaster and his co-host Charlotte Hawkins welcomed viewers back to discuss the latest news headlines this morning.And one of the biggest stories on everyone’s lips was the devastating loss of a British tourist who was killed in a tragic helicopter accident during a family holiday in Greece.READ MORE:GMB hosts lock horns with MP as he demands 'rewatch the tape' in fiery debateThe 22-year-old was killed last month when he was struck by the helicopter’s rotor blade shortly after landing on the outskirts of Athens.It was widely reported that Jack was trying to take a selfie when the devastating tragedy took place.As the co-hosts discussed the horrific accident, they welcomed the father of one of the late tourist's friends Robin Stanton-Gleaves onto the show to discuss the event in detail.But in the television interview, Robin explained that that’s not the whole story as he went on to break down the events leading up to the terrible incident.As he tried to explain the day's events in detail, Richard told the grieving guest to “get to the point” due to their limited air time.He interrupted: “That’s why I want you to tell it because we’re a little bit short of time.

Martin Lewis appeared on Good Morning Britain on Wednesday to talk about the cost of living crisis.The Money Saving expert appeared on Wednesday's edition of Good Morning Britain after shock figures have been released from analysts that have predicted energy bills will rise even higher than expected this winter.Bills are now expected to reach approximately £3,582 per year for the average household from October - up from the £3,359 predicted earlier this month.READ MORE: Mobile companies could rinse you with surprise charges this month, Martin Lewis warnsMartin Lewis has blasted the Conservative government, saying that "this is a national crisis on the scale of the pandemic".The government claimed it is currently unable to introduce any immediate measures due to the leadership race between Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss.The financial expert has labelled this excuse as "bull".In Wednesday's interview, show host Charlotte Hawkins said to Martin: "The government are adamant that nothing can be done until the new PM comes in?"Martin Lewis responded by saying: "What a load of bull, that's complete bull.."That's simply not true."This is a national crisis on the scale of the pandemic."The government is sitting there like zombies."Martin called on the two leadership candidates, Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak, to reach an agreement of what will happen to avoid a "national crisis".He said: "The idea they can't do anything is wrong.