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Charlotte Hawkins first found telly fame through Meridian Tonight in 2003 and went on to host Sky's show Sunrise with Eamonn Holmes in 2006. After occasional appearances on This Morning as a reviewer, she then returned to ITV in 2014 when Good Morning Britain was launched, alongside the other three main hosts Susanna Reid, Ben Shephard and Sean Fletcher. Nowadays, GMB staff switch-ups mean she's more likely to co-host with Kate Garraway as well as Susanna and Ben, plus the occasional guest host like Ed Balls and Robert Rinder. Born in the West Sussex village of Chichester, Charlotte now lives with her husband Mark Herbert and their daughter Ella Rose in Surrey. The newsreader tends to keep her home life as private as possible, but from the cosy living room to the spacious garden, she has unveiled a handful of areas inside the property on her Instagram. Surrey located in the South East of England is one of the home counties. The county borders Greater London, Kent, East Sussex, West Sussex, Hampshire, and Berkshire and is divided into 11 boroughs and districts. The county has long been known to offer excellent options to those seeking a place to live that offers a speedy commute into London. READ MORE: GMB's Ben Shephard's quiet life in Richmond with wife and two children © GETTY Charlotte Hawkins living in Surrey

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A swarm of flying ants sweeping the UK today was so big it was mistaken for rain when it was picked up on the weather radar.

Everyone's been talking about Flying Ant Day this year - the day the flying insects are spotted across the UK.Now a HUGE swarm of the pests has been spotted over the south east coast.The Met Office’s weather radar picked up the cloud of ants, around 50 miles wide, over Kent and Sussex.Smaller swarms can be seen over London.The Met Office tweeted a video of the swarm and said: “It’s not raining in London, Kent or Sussex, but our radar says otherwise…“The radar is actually picking up a swarm of #flyingants across the southeast.“During the summer ants can take to the skies in a mass emergence usually on warm, humid and windless days #flyingantday’.”A spokesman for the weather service said there are likely “thousands” of ants within the