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Richard Madeley and Susanna Reid wasted no time in sharing their own thoughts as they discussed Shirley Ballas' future on Strictly Come Dancing. An interview with the dance contest's head judge was released over the weekend in which she said she didn't know if she'd be back for the next series later this year.

Susanna Reid appeared a little taken aback when she was called 'slow' by co-host Ed Balls after she failed to save him when he suffered a mind blank live on Good Morning Britain. The presenter and former Labour MP were back at the helm of the ITV news programme as they kicked off a new week on Monday (March 20).

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is at Old Trafford for talks over a possible Manchester United takeover.

Susanna Reid informed Good Morning Britain viewers that she and co-host Ed Balls were going to 'clear up their act' after he 'swore' on the early morning show. The pair were back fronting the ITV news programme on Wednesday (March 15) when they were preparing to be joined by Richard Arnold.

Ed Balls was left red-faced on Wednesday's episode of Good Morning Britain after he accidentally swore live-on air. During the latest episode, the presenters spoke about Danny Dyer reportedly landing a new major documentary series after his EastEnders exit.To which Susanna Reid discussed the time Danny, 45, appeared on ITV's Good Evening Britain in 2018.

GMB host Susanna Reid has recalled what Hugh Grant was like when she met him after an interview of him at the Oscars went viral online Speaking on Good Morning Britain, the host recalled her experiences on meeting mega actor Hugh Grant, saying he is known to be like he was portrayed in the interview. Richard Arnold was talking about Hugh Grant's now infamous interview with Ashley Graham on the red carpet for the Academy Awards on Sunday, as the actor was labelled "obnoxious." Richard went on to say: "I've never met Hugh actually, have you got Hugh news for me?" Susanna said: "Yes, I think Ed summed him up for me yesterday. He can be grumpy.

Love Island star Jack, 23, made the surprise announcement on his Instagram on Thursday evening as he shared a snap holding his newborn baby daughter. The former Casa Amor bombshell wrote: “Welcome to the world my little Princess”. It is the first grandchild for father-of-five Ronan, 46, who shot to fame as a member of boy band Boyzone.

Good Morning Britain's Susanna Reid was forced to make a quick outfit change during Wednesday's programme as it was 'too racy' for morning television.

Phillip Schofield ushered Josie Gibson for help as he declared 'man down' while hosting the latest edition of This Morning. The presenter was back at the helm of the ITV daytime show on Thursday (February 23) alongside Holly Willoughby for what is their last show of the week.

Good Morning Britain was temporarily paused for giggles but not from Richard Arnold as he cowed in embarrassment over his blunder live on the show. The entertainment editor was back on the ITV news programme on Thursday (February 23) with the latest showbiz gossip.

Express.co.uk that he once interviewed All I Want For Christmas Is You singer Mariah Carey, 52, while speaking at the Ideal Home Show, in partnership with NatWest.The Good Morning Britain Entertainment Editor then went on to reveal whether the star deserved the “diva” reputation she has been branded with in the past.After being referred to as “high maintenance” for many years, the star has since confirmed she “doesn’t care” about that aspect of her reputation, even laughingly embracing the term. However Richard, who comes across plenty of high-profile celebrities through his ITV job, had a different take on the singer. Asked about the most surprising interview he’s ever had, Richard said: “Honestly, there have been so many. “Personal favourites include Dolly Parton, Celine Dion… And Mariah Carey was great - not a hint of a diva at all!”Richard has been the Entertainment Editor on ITV’s Good Morning Britain since 2014 and has been working in showbiz for over two decades. He went on to reveal that another favourite interview of his was with legendary musician Tony Bennett.“Tony Bennett and Barbra Streisand were two notable interviews because I'm such a huge fan,” Richard explained. “I had a lovely time in Tony Bennett's apartment in New York.

GOOD Morning Britain host Rob Rinder took a swipe on the breakfast show as he revealed his true feelings about Meghan Markle and Prince Harry. Ahead of the release of the bombshell Netflix documentary, the 44-year-old didn't hold back his feelings about the aggrieved Royals.

Mike Tindall, 44, has just launched his very own range of Budgie Smugglers with all proceeds going directly to Cure Parkinson's charity.The I'm a Celeb star has shared a snap of his limited edition range, which he revealed his team had been working on while he was in camp.This left the rugby professional to set the record straight on his royal wife Zara Tindall's exact role in the wardrobe item.Mike shared a short video on Instagram in view of his 443,000 followers, showing off his latest venture.The video started with a clip of him talking to Good Morning Britain's Richard Arnold, who quizzed him on turning the Budgie Smugglers into a business venture.Richard said: "Mike, obviously speaking, who's ripened into the third and final act of his life..."Will you be launching a range of your own Budgie Smugglers that perhaps even I could pull off?"Mike laughs: "I've actually just shown the room a pair I might have knocked up already!"Two pairs of trunks are available, with one having a leafy green patterned background and the other featuring a more scenic print of the jungle skies.On both pairs, the front has Vanilla Mike emblazoned across it.The back of the blue pair reads: "These are not my wife's..."While the other reads: "Nibble my nuts."The royal captioned the post: "The team have been busy while I have been away... you can now order a very limited edition run of GBR ‘Nibble my Nuts’ and ‘These are not my wife's budgies @budgysmuggleruk."All profits will go to Cure Parkinson’s (@cureparkinsons)."Many social media users rushed to the comments to express their gratitude for the kind gesture.Lynnex1690 said: "Fantastic charity Mike.

THE entire judging panel of Britain's Got Talent has been revealed to be at risk of a major shake-up after David Walliams' shock exit. After The Sun exclusively revealed David, 51, was due to step back from the show, Good Morning Britain added that none of the judging panel have signed their contracts for the show yet.

IT was a stomach-churning return to Good Morning Britain for Richard Arnold today as he came close to throwing his guts up live on air. The show's entertainment editor, 52, was forced to chug a cocktail of blended offal in an I'm A Celebrity themed challenge following a two-week holiday.

Manchester United have defended their policy of paying out annual dividends to shareholders after being questioned on the approach by supporters.

Good Morning Britain fans weren't impressed on Wednesday morning (October 19) when a TV icon appeared on-screen.Entertainment reporter Richard Arlond brought Christmas to the GMB studio two months early and announced that Basil Brush has put himself forward for Christmas number one with a brand new song.But despite the festive cheer in the studio, fans at home weren't on board and instead slammed the TV legend.READ NEXT: Good Morning Britain fans hit out at Richard Madeley for 'car crash' interview with MP Fans at home urged that the famous puppet should be "left in the 1970s" and claimed that his voice "was different" with some claiming it to be the "worst".One fan took to Twitter and fumed: "Please please take Basil Brush back to the seventies and leave him there!"While another slammed the "new" voice of the puppet and said: "Worst Basil Brush voice ever!.""Basil Brush doesn’t sound anything like the original – as if Richard couldn’t tell," echoed a third.This came as Richard Arnold announced that the children's TV star will be releasing "Boom Boom It's Christmas Again" next month.The track will feature Mr Blobby and Zippy - meaning it will likely be a joyous and nostalgic occasion for many.Basil's track comes as he and his throwback pals attempt to raise money for charity, with proceeds going to the Shooting Star Hospice and Save The Children. After Richard announced the Christmassy news, Richard Madeley then asked if it was the "same bloke" still doing Basil Brush's voice.Fans at home were quick to call out Richard for "outing Basil as a puppet"."Madeley crushing childhoods by suggesting Basil Brush is operated by a human hand," penned one.While another added: "Well done Richard Madeley.

Emmerdale actress Claire King has confessed that her fondest memories from the long-running soap was when it aired only twice a week.The 60-year-old star, who is known to for playing the infamous Kim Tate in the popular ITV drama, has been a part of the show since 1989 and has been involved in several hard-hitting storylines.But when talking to presenter Richard Arnold at a round table event to celebrate the show's 50th anniversary, Claire admitted that the filming schedule has become rather intense.READ MORE: Forgotten Emmerdale Dingle stars now - career U-turn, comedian ex and hit pop songRichard asked: "Because you've been in and out of Emmerdale and it's been a huge part of your life, what are your fondest memories of it. There must be so many to name."The actress replied: "Oh, I think when we were doing two days a week.

Emmerdale actress Lucy Pargeter has revealed that her fondest memory of the long-running soap was during the live special.The fan favourite, who is well-known for playing pub owner Chas Dingle has been a part of the popular soap opera since 2002.But when discussing her most unforgettable moment, the star admitted that she enjoyed taking part in Emmerdale's live broadcast in 2012, despite many of her cast members not feeling the same way.READ MORE: Emmerdale fans grieve as Sam Dingle is 'killed off' in most gruesome stunt yetDuring a round table event hosted by Richard Arnold, Lucy was asked what her highlight was after appearing on the show for 20 years.The actress replied: "The live. The live was just my ultimate.

Strictly Come Dancing kicks off there's a new batch of celebrity hopefuls vying to get their hands on the iconic Glitterball trophy.As the latest group of famous faces hit the dancefloor behind the scenes they have spent months preparing for their big debut and the hard work is only just beginning.The gruelling routines week by week take their toll both mentally and physically on the contestants - and the results are often easy to see with some spectacular body transformations resulting from the show.READ MORE: Helen Skelton says she's signed up for Strictly to 'smile' again after marriage splitFrom Judi Love to Bill Bailey here we take a look at some of the biggest body transformations to result from taking part in Strictly. Loose Women star Judi shed an impressive stone and a half during her stint on Strictly in 2021.The comedienne opened up about having lost 4lbs just a couple of weeks into her training schedule and continued to drop weight as the weeks wore on.Eventually, she was forced to bow out of the competition when she lost the dance-off to Olympic swimmer Adam Peaty in week six.But despite losing Judi was very happy to walk away with her new-found lighter frame.She told host Tess Daly: "Can I say thanks to Strictly for helping me lose a stone and a half." Ranvir confessed to her Good Morning Britain co-host Piers Morgan that she had dropped a shocking two dress sizes in just two weeks thanks to her Strictly regime.Talking about the experience she admitted it had entirely consumed her life which was how she'd got so trim so fast.She said: "I was talking to Richard Arnold...

Kate Garraway hit back at her Good Morning Britain co-star Ben Shephard when he accused her of "pulling at the heartstrings" on live TV.ITV star Kate made an emotional plea to viewers on Thursday (October 13) ahead of the National Television Awards in London that evening, where she was up for an award.Kate was nominated in the Authored Documentary category for her film Caring For Derek, which shows the constant care she has to give to her husband Derek Draper, who became the UK's longest suffering Covid patient.READ MORE:GMB's Susanna Reid swipes at Ant and Dec as she says 'someone else should win at NTAs'She told viewers: "I don't think it'll be glory but it'll be lovely if it was, because caring, whether professionally or for the unpaid ones that do it for love, and there are millions of them, it rarely gets glamour. So it'll be lovely for them to get a sparkly sort of award, wouldn't it?"Susanna had just said she'd love to "bathe in Kate's glory" and Ben agreed: "Yeah," but he jokingly accused Kate of tugging at heartstrings with her poignant words.He was talking to GMB's showbiz correspondent Richard Arnold, who was giving viewers a sneak peak at the NTA ceremony from London's OVO arena.He said: "She's pulling at the heartstrings, Richard.