Alastair Campbell: Last News

Kate Garraway has said that her husband Derek Draper has "huge challenges ahead" following his lengthy and gruelling battle with coronavirus.The presenter, 54, issued an update about her husband, 53, to her guest co-host Alastair Campbell, who previously worked alongside former political lobbyist Derek, on Friday's Good Morning Britain. Kate revealed that Derek is a "long way out of the woods" but that they have seen "some things improve" since he returned to the family home in April.The presenter and her two children Darcey, 15, and Billy, 11, were left devastated when Derek was rushed to hospital in March 2020 after his body reacted badly to coronavirus.

KATIE Price has revealed her mum compared her new bum to 'a shelf' after she underwent brutal full-body liposuction surgery. The former glamour model travelled to Turkey for a string of surgeries before revealing the results live on air on Good Morning Britain.

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Katie Price appeared on Good Morning Britain on Friday to unveil the results of her latest surgery.

GOOD Morning Britain viewers branded host Alastair Campbell "sour" today and accused him of spoiling the mood after England's Euros win. With co-star Susanna Reid and the rest of the nation in a state of euphoria after last night's historic win, Alastair struck a more measured tone.

SUSANNA Reid told Ben Shephard to "get well soon" as she and Alastair Campbell sent their love live from Good Morning Britain after he was hospitalised for an operation. The 46-year-old star suffered a nasty leg injury during a football match two weeks ago, where he ruptured his anterior cruciate ligament, torn his meniscus, and fractured his leg.

DR HILARY Jones covered his ears as new host Alastair Campbell played 'Three Lions' on the bagpipes live on Good Morning Britain today. The 64-year-old star admitted his dad would be "turning in his grave" as he shared his disappointment at the performance afterwards.

Lorraine Kelly left Good Morning Britain hosts Susanna Reid and Alastair Campbell speechless as she awkwardly dodged a question about England's upcoming Euro 2020 match. When asked by the hosts if she was supporting England over Denmark, the Scottish presenter replied: "Oh, listen, I'm supporting football." The 61 year old's neutral answer didn't go down with co-hosts Susanna and Alistair, who simultaneously responded with: "Ohhhhh." Realising that her answer didn't come across as she had intended, Lorraine, whose native Scottish football team were knocked out in the group stages, responded: "No, no, no, wait a minute! I think that all of this [supporting teams]...

Good Morning Britain viewers the wrong way as he returned to the show on Wednesday.The 64-year-old writer and strategist will appeared alongside Susanna Reid to discuss news headlines from across the UK.To mark England's upcoming clash with Denmark in the Euro semi-final, Alastair decided to show his support to the boys.He played football anthem "It's Coming Home" on the bagpipes not once but twice.Alastair, whose father is Scottish, played a couple of tunes on his bagpipe, however, those watching at home were divided by his musical offering.Some fans loved the early morning rendition, others struggled to listen and switched over to another channel.Taking to Twitter, one fan penned: "Absolutely loving @campbellclaret playing bagpipes on

Good Britain Britain bosses have asked Alastair Campbell to return to the ITV breakfast show.The 64-year-old writer and strategist will host GMB alongside Susanna Reid on Thursday morning.Susanna confirmed the news on Tuesday's show during a conversation with temporary co-host Richard Madeley.After announcing that he's glad he's not working on Thursday after England's clash with Denmark, a disappointed Susanna informed Richard that she was had an early start the day after.He said: "Ah, with Alastair?""Yes, Alastair Campbell," Susanna confirmed.Alastair's pending return comes after Ofcom received 85 complaints from viewers who were not happy with his pro-Labour viewers on the show back in May.Former speaker of the House of Commons, John

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Good Morning Britain host in May, was discussing his time as Labour strategist during the 90s and early 2000s when he told how Blair often played guitar as they chatted on the phone.And he made a cheeky jibe about the former Labour leader's ability on the string instrument.He told the Radio Times: “Tony would inevitably phone about 20 times. If he were just phoning for a chat, he would literally play chords on the guitar as he was talking.

Good Morning Britain in a guest hosting stint this week.

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it was reported that Susanna Reid could get a female co-host if he doesn't return.The controversial star stormed off-set after a row with Alex Beresford over his comments about Meghan Markle, before he later quit GMB.Since then, his vacant seat has been filled on a rotating basis by the likes of Adil Ray, Richard Madeley, Alastair Campbell and even Susanna's former BBC co-host Bill Turnbull.Taking to Twitter to respond to reports that Susanna, 50, could get a female co-host, Piers, 56, made a questionable comment.Hinting he wants to take back his seat, he wrote: "I could identify as a woman if that helps?"The replies to Piers were, as expected, mixed, with many hoping he would return, while others slammed him for his flippant

Richard Madeley let slip a huge bombshell on Thursday’s Good Morning Britain - that former host Piers Morgan actually wanted to quit the show two months before his shock exit.Piers made headlines when he legendarily stormed off-set in March, after a row with weather presenter Alex Beresford.

Piers Morgan, 56, on Good Morning Britain following his explosive exit from the show, the journalist has “no reason to expect” a job offer from ITV bosses.The presenter spoke out on the rumours in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk, insisting that his upcoming stint as a guest host on GMB is “not a trial” ahead of him being given Piers’ old seat alongside Susanna Reid.He divulged: “It's literally the truth that I have not had a phone call or an email or anything from anyone, either on the programme, or from ITV.“It seems to me it's quite obvious that, quite rightly, and very sensibly, they're trying people out.“They tried out Alastair Campbell, I thought he did really good interviews.

PIERS Morgan has hit out at Good Morning Britain's "pitiful" ratings two months after he quit the show. The 56-year-old star laid into old rival Alastair Campbell after the former Labour spin doctor boasted about his success taking over from the journalist.