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SUSANNA Reid has sent “huge love” to Loose Women star Brenda Edwards following the death of her son Jamal at the age of 31. The Good Morning Britain team paid tribute to the music mogul and entrepreneur who passed away on Sunday – leaving behind an incredible musical legacy.

Loose Women star Brenda Edwards has issued a statement following the death of her son Jamal Edwards.The 31-year-old YouTube star sadly passed away on Sunday following a sudden illness.He gained fame after setting up the new music platform SBTV, which helped to launch a string of UK music careers including Dave, Ed Sheeran, and Jessie J.Susanna Reid read out a statement from former X Factor contestant Brenda during Monday's edition of Good Morning Britain.It stated: "It is with deepest heartache that I confirm that my beautiful son Jamal Edwards passed away yesterday morning after a sudden illness."Myself, his sister and the rest of his family and friends are completely devastated. He was the centre of our world."As we come to terms with the passing we ask for privacy to grieve this unimaginable loss."I would like to thank everyone for their messages of love and support."Jamal was an inspiration to myself and so many.

Good Morning Britain stars have paid tribute to 'pioneering figure' Jamal Edwards following the news of his tragic death aged 31.The YouTube star and son of Loose Women star Brenda Edwards sadly passed away on Sunday.He gained fame after setting up the new music platform SBTV, which helped to launch a string of UK music careers including Dave, Ed Sheeran, and Jessie J.GMB’s Noel Phillips remembered Edwards’ legacy on Monday’s programme, telling audiences: "He was a pioneering figure in Black British culture and music in particular and hip hop, a trailblazer in fact.""This is a man who came up in a musical household and used that passion for music to give artists and so many young people a platform which they never had."And let’s not forget, these are artists who would never get played on mainstream radio, but Jamal launched SBTV."Presenter Susanna Reid added: "He changed the musical landscape by doing that."She continued: "Social media was awash with tributes last night."He was a hugely influential figure and obviously, we send our huge love to Brenda and to his family and to everyone affected."Richard added: Absolutely. 31 is terribly young.Other famous faces from the world of showbiz have remembered Jamal on social media.Loose Women star Denise Welch said: "My heart aches for my friend Brenda.

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Good Morning Britain viewers were left fighting back their fury on Friday, as they accused one climate related segment of sending the entirely wrong message.Kate Garraway and Ben Shephard were presenting in the studio when a Bahamas-based segment was playing behind them, which showed a turtle swimming through the ocean with a GoPro strapped to its shell.The segment was discussing the effects of climate change on the natural environment, with roving reporter Noel Phillips travelling out to the Bahamas in order to film the clip.Noel explained: "With a camera attached to its shell, this is the view of a turtle deep below the seabed."Sea turtles have survived for over 400million years, but climate change is now posing a threat to their

Good Morning Britain left in turmoil as Noel Phillips is left without sound, resulting in host Charlotte Hawkins having to cut the segment.A reporter was out on-site as he geared up to comment on the news of Britney Spears' aunt coming to light to defend her niece against her brother Jamie Spears.As he prepared to give his hot take on the situation the technical difficulties began, as when he spoke, no sound came out. Viewers of the Friday show could simply just hear muffled sounds and nothing from the journalist at all.

THERE was chaos on Good Morning Britain this morning after US reporter Noel Phillips' segment was disrupted by GUNSHOTS. The journalist was in Minnesota to report on the protests at Daunte Wright's death after a female police officer "accidentally" shot him - claiming she thought she'd reached for her taser.

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