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Susanna Reid appeared taken aback by one of Richard Madeley's latest comments as they appeared on Good Morning Britain. The presenters were back at the helm of the ITV daytime show on Tuesday (October 18) as they continued to discuss the latest political fallout following Jeremy Hunt's u-turn on the mini budget.

Good Morning Britain's Ranvir Singh has shared an update after she was unexpectedly pulled off the show Britain Tuesday, March 29. The daytime TV host's absence sparked fear with viewers, as she was taken from the studio minutes after co-host Richard Madeley worried she wouldn't "get through" her segment.The 44 year old journalist's eyes had become extremely swollen and puffy and she had red-rimmed eyes, a far cry from her usually polished and healthy-looking appearance. The star explained she had severe hay fever, and upon advice from Dr Hilary Jones on the show, she took out her contact lenses and wore her glasses instead, also going makeup free to see if it would ease up.

Ranvir Singh has shared the reason why she was forced to disappear from screens on a recent episode of Good Morning Britain. The 44 year old was abruptly pulled off air on Tuesday (March 29) as presenter Richard Madeley highlighted a change in her appearance.Viewers also noticed that something was different with Ranvir and said it looked like she had been "crying" as Ranvir put it down to hey fever.Updating fans on what exactly happened and providing further details on her health, the mother-of-one said: "Thanks for all the guidance on my streaming sore eyes this week!"It was an allergic reaction to something more than tree pollen as the skin around my eyes has gone paper thin and sore.She also shared that she will back on TV screens very soon.She added: "Anyway I’ll be hosting @lorraine tomorrow and for all of next week - sorry for my face!"Due to Ranvir's unexpected change in health, GMB was forced to replace her with journalist Louisa James who read the news for the remainder of the show.Susanna Reid who was presenting the ITV programme alongside Richard, asked Louisa on an update on how her colleague was doing.Louisa responded: "She's OK, well we think she's going to be OK.

Ranvir Singh has given her followers a health update after she was pulled off Good Morning Britain on Tuesday after suffering from a sudden allergy. She disappeared from the live ITV news programme after she appeared to have 'the worst hay fever' co-star Richard Madeley 'had ever seen.'

GOOD Morning Britain star Ranvir Singh has revealed why she disappeared from screens during the show. The TV star was pulled off air on Tuesday after Richard Madeley voiced fears over her appearance.

Ranvir Singh has been pulled off ITV's Good Morning Britain after struggling live on air.The 44 year old, who recently "found love" with her 26 year old boyfriend who she met on Strictly Come Dancing, appeared on the programme on Tuesday 29 March alongside Richard Madeley, 65, and Susanna Reid, 51, before making an unexpected exit. Richard had shared his fears that Ranvir "wouldn't get through" her news segment before she explained to viewers that she was suffering from severe hay fever.The TV host explained that she had woken up with streaming red eyes and a swollen face due to the pollen in the air and even went to Dr Hilary Jones for advice on what to do.

Good Morning Britain host Ranvir Singh was pulled off the show on Tuesday morning after suffering from a sudden allergy. Her co-host Richard Madeley shared his concerns for the presenter after she appeared to have 'the worst hay fever he'd ever seen'.

Good Morning Britain star Ranvir Singh had to step off from the ITV programme on Tuesday (March 29) after previously complaining about the "worst painful hay-fever ever".The TV presenter, 44, was missing from her usual slot and was replaced by Louisa James.Host Susanna Reid addressed Ranvir's sudden absence and welcomed her understudy to the show.She said: "Here's the rest of today's news. Now, it's no longer Ranvir.

Good Morning Britain presenter Kate Garraway was missing from the Friday edition of the ITV breakfast news programme. Kate, who usually presents the show alongside her close friend Ben Shephard, was nowhere to be seen as the show came on air at 6am.Instead, she was replaced by Charlotte Hawkins, who hosted alongside Ben in his usual slot as they shared the biggest news stories of the day.Kate was also missing from GMB the previous day, as she normally sits in Charlotte's bulletin role for a Thursday.However, she was replaced by Richard Gaisford, while Susanna was replaced by Ranvir Singh, who recently stepped down from her political reporter role.Ranvir recently reacted as her replacement for the coveted role was announced following her big decision, after she found success in a hard-hitting Jeffrey Epstein documentary on ITV.

Ranvir Singh has dazzled her fans with an incredible hair transformation, shortly after it was confirmed that she is leaving her Good Morning Britain role.The journalist, 44, is stepping down as political editor on the ITV show, although she will still be a presenter.And it seems she decided a fresh hairdo would go hand in hand with her career shake-up.A new snap shared on Instagram showed Ranvir smiling as she flaunted a head of longer locks than usual.Her hair was dark at the top then gradually lightened as it fell over her shoulders in gorgeous, bouncy waves.Natural-looking makeup and a slick of pale pink lip gloss completed her stunning new look."Hair re-done @kitchhair @simplyhairuk always so good to catch up with @lucajoneshair and relish the playlist by Scott," Ranvir captioned the snap.Fans approved of the star's makeover, with many posting heart and flaming hot emojis in the comments section."Beautiful lady," one person wrote.Another fan said Ranvir was looking "amazing", while one called her a "stunning lady".Many said longer hair really worked for the star."Looks fabulous long," one posted, while another chimed in with: "Long hair really suits you.""Love the colours which have been added in," said another of Ranvir's followers.One admirer said the TV star looked "lush", adding: "You go girl!"Meanwhile, it has been announced that journalist Louisa James will be stepping into Ranvir's shoes on GMB.The news was confirmed by Anne Alexander, the programme's senior political producer, in a post on Twitter."Delighted that @LouisaJamesITV is joining Good Morning Britain’s politics team as Political Correspondent, taking over from @ranvir01," she tweeted."She's experienced, hard-working and obsessed with politics.

Susanna Reid reacted to the news that her Good Morning Britain co-star Ranvir Singh has stepped down from her role as political editor.The 44-year-old broadcaster announced the news that she had left the position back in December 2021 after more than four years in the role.But in recent months, the star has decided to step back from the senior role in order to explore other opportunities outside of the show.On Thursday (March 17), the 51-year-old took to Twitter to congratulate Louisa James who will be joining GMB as their new political correspondent.Senior Political Producer, Anne shared the exciting news with her loyal legion of fans on the micro-blogging site this morning.She wrote: “Delighted that @LouisaJamesITV is joining Good Morning Britain’s politics team as Political Correspondent, taking over from @ranvir01.“She’s experienced, hard working and obsessed with politics. Think she’ll do well with me and @kieronishere.

Ranvir Singh has shared her support as her Good Morning Britain replacement has been confirmed. It was reported last month that the 44-year-old TV presenter and journalist left her political role on the ITV news programme in December.

direct to your inbox When two health workers who had been given the Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus vaccine suffered adverse reactions reported yesterday, it was a cause for concern for many people who may be nervous about taking it. But Dr Louisa James, a lecturer in immunology at Queen Mary University London, said there has been a lot of "bad information" and the focus on vaccinations during the pandemic has been "so intense".