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Good Morning Britain presenter Adil Ray and Susanna Reid conducted an awkward interview with Labour MP Jonathan Ashworth on Wednesday's show, but viewers were left deeply unimpressed.The Shadow Health Secretary appeared to contradict himself over his views about foreign travel, and his answers were confusing.When presenter Adil, 47, pressed the guest over whether people in Britain should be allowed to board flights to countries on the approved travel list, the politician’s response was baffling.He said Amber countries were “basically red countries” so Brits shouldn’t travel there either, in a confusing chat.The MP had begun: “I don’t think it was sensible to open up in the way on international travel for leisure in the way that we did this

Dr Hilary Jones has suggested that Prince Harry has become "focused on his victimhood" after having too much therapy on Good Morning Britain today.

Good Morning Britain hosts Susanna Reid and Adil Ray."Sinitta, you just told me that you were kicked off the dating apps, because people didn't believe it was you," the former asked.The 52-year-old confirmed it was true before explaining that she was now nervous of using them."I was on the Hinge because my single girlfriends were on it and they wanted me to get on it to meet people going for walks.So I said OK I'll do it, although I thought I'd never do a dating app."Signed up and it was all lovely.Then after I'd talked to and sent roses and likes to different people - it was going really well - my account was banned because they thought I was a catfish."It's like when people fake...

Good Morning Britain saw Susanna Reid and Alastair Campbell in the hosting seats last week. However, it seems there is already some disagreement between the pair as Susanna replied to his latest tweet.Following his appearance on GMB last week, Alastair has spoken out about journalists not grilling politicians enough.Posting in front of his 699,000 followers on Twitter, he penned: “Off air, barely a journalist alive not thinking that the current Covid problems were caused by Johnson delaying India going on the red list to allow him to glad-hand with Modi.“On air, barely a word ...

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Good Morning Britain viewers were pleased to see Adil Ray back hosting the show with Susanna Reid today.

BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker, 44, has issued some friendly advice to Alastair Campbell, 63, following his first day as a stand-in presenter on the ITV breakfast show.The veteran broadcaster offered the words of wisdom following a series of very public feuds with GMB's former host Piers Morgan, 56, who made the decision to leave the show in March earlier this year.Taking to Twitter after his first day on the job, the former Labour MP told his 698,000 fans how it went.He also revealed that he had been given advice by GMB host Adil Ray, who told him to stay off social media platforms while on the job.He said: "Many thanks for all the messages Re @gmb - I took @adilray advice and didn’t look at social media once while on air."Alastair

Good Morning Britain alongside Susanna Reid.

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Good Morning Britain, Susanna Reid, 50, spoke candidly about her decision not to marry.

GMB presenter Adil Ray was criticised by viewers on Wednesday's show after his 'inappropriate' joke to Paul Gascoigne amid the footballer's battle with alcoholism. The host, 47, asked the sporting star, 53, how he can remember Italian after playing for football team Lazio in the 90s and a 'few tipples' in his life.

Paul Gascoigne fans branded GMB presenter Adil Ray 'vile' after he referenced the ex Rangers footballer's drinking during a chat with him about his recent appearance on an Italian reality show. During the interview, Gazza who appeared on the Italian version of I'm a Celebrity L’Isola dei Famosi impressed as he reeled off some his Italian phrases joking he missed his 'girlfriend Susanna' referring to GMB co presenter Susanna Reid.

Good Morning Britain presenter Adil Ray was forced to apologise after Paul Gascoigne swore live on-air.Gazza let slip a curse word during a live interview via video link, as he was discussing his shoulder injury on 'Celebrity Island' - which has been dubbed the Italian version of I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here."I felt my shoulder go, and I thought sh*t, just pop the ball back in and I'll be okay," Paul explained as he described one of the trials he was set to compete in.Adil jumped in to say: "Before we carry on Gazza, I'm gonna apologise on your behalf.

Good Morning Britain viewers were up in arms while watching Wednesday's episode when a weight loss motivator suggested obese people should get turned away from junk food restaurants.Joining presenters Susanna Reid and Adil Ray, Steve Miller appeared on the show, debating with diversity advocate Dr Ateh Jewel about the obesity crisis.Steve argued obese people should be refused service at certain restaurants - leading Susanna to point out such behaviour could be interpreted as "fat-shaming"."Whenever we talk about a subject like this we always raise those two words - fat shaming.

SUSANNA Reid today snubbed Piers Morgan as she celebrated Good Morning Britain's anniversary. The 50-year-old launched the rebranded show on this date in 2014, with Piers joining as her permanent co-host a year later.

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Susanna Reid issued an apology to her co-presenter Adil Ray on Tuesday's Good Morning Britain, realising she'd missed his birthday the day before.Adil turned 47 on Monday, and though Susanna, 50, spent the day presenting alongside him, she hadn't a clue it was his special day.It was eventually revealed it was Adil's birthday on Monday's show, as Charlotte Hawkins confessed birthday messages were flooding in on social media.

Good Morning Britain host Kate Garraway gave viewers an update on her husband Derek Draper's recovery today, after he battled Covid and remained in hospital for over a year.The mum-of-two shared a positive and "amazing" moment, as she embraces the "little things" after her husband Derek Draper returned home earlier this month.The 53-year-old explained that her other half's speech is currently limited as the virus severely impacted his body, but he has made small steps towards recovery.The former political adviser is believed to be the UK's longest-suffering patient.Speaking on GMB to her co-stars Susanna Reid and Adil Ray, the presenter shared an update.Kate began: "It's been wonderful having Derek home."There's been lots of little

SUSANNA Reid has revealed her dramatic hair transformation as she returned to Good Morning Britain today. The presenter, 50, showed off her blonde highlights after getting four inches chopped off the length during her Easter break.

Naman Ramachandran A raft of British celebrities from Black, Asian and other mixed heritage backgrounds are encouraging ethnic minorities to take up the COVID-19 vaccine in a video campaign.The campaign, which is led by “Citizen Khan” co-creator and actor Adil Ray, was first revealed by the actor online in January. It dispels myths about the vaccine as it has emerged in recent days that those from Black and mixed heritage backgrounds are more sceptical of the jab and aren’t getting vaccinated at the same levels.The video features historian and presenter David Olusoga, Olympian Denise Lewis, “Yesterday” actors Meera Syal and Sanjeev Bhaskar, singer Beverley Knight, comedian Romesh Ranganathan and cricketer Moeen Ali, among others.

JAMES Bond and 24 star Colin Salmon has revealed he was hospitalised with coronavirus. The actor, 58, told his Twitter followers that he is still recovering and urged the, to be careful.