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Piers Morgan's "behind the scenes" behaviour has been exposed by Good Morning Britain guest host, Rob Rinder.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, the legal expert, 43, spoke about the star's new TalkTV show Uncensored, as well as revealing what the outspoken presenter's really like when the cameras stop rollingWhen asked if he'd be tuning into Uncensored, the legal expert told how he thinks "everybody" should be watching the show.Rob said: "What it does in a really critical way is model the ability to listen and hear an idea that you don't like and your identity not to be attacked, and to come in and tune in next day and then see whether you agree with him."It gives you the emotional and intellectual muscle to learn better how to argue without falling out."And if you think about how polarised we are nowadays, strikes me that's an important thing to do," he added.Rob went on: "So like him or loathe him, of course, I'll be tuning into Piers and everybody should too."The star went on to speak about Piers' long-lasting, international career, before revealing why it is that he thinks the star has been an enduring presence on TV.He explained: "There's a reason why, it's really interesting, if you think how long he's been in the media here and in America, too."But when you think about it, somebody like that with those strong opinions, which would have been a story that would have eviscerated him in some way.Rob went on: "But the reason it hasn't is because, say, if you really needed him, [he's] that sort of friend, you will have nothing but good things to say about him."And I don't want to ruin his image, you know, or, you know, s**t on his fireworks."But I'm sorry to tell everybody that as is often the case with people with

Good Morning Britain presenter Piers Morgan has been defended by the show's guest host Rob Rinder after backlash over the journalist's comments about Meghan Markle led to his exit from the ITV programme last year.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, the legal expert, 43, spoke of his excitement over former GMB host Piers' upcoming TalkTV show, Uncensored.The Judge Rinder star branded Piers' new show "exciting", before adding that the broadcaster "tells the truth" and said his talk show will teach viewers how to "argue without falling out".TalkTV and Piers' new show Uncensored is set to launch in little over a week.Addressing the upcoming programme which is fronted by Piers, Rob said: "I think it's an exciting thing."I think when it comes to news, and especially nowadays, people get news from Twitter, and so on and so forth."That wherever it comes, you know, good quality news, good quality commentary, more is more, and a rich variety of commentary is great."He went on to add that he trusts the former newspaper editor is "telling the truth" on topics he discusses."And one thing you know, one thing you may love him or loathe it, but you know that he's telling you the truth as to what he thinks you can accept or reject it."Rob continued to explain that the controversial figure teaches viewers how to "argue" in a way that doesn't involve "falling out".He explained: "But at the end of it, you might tune in tomorrow, what that does in a really critical way is model the ability to listen and hear an idea that you don't like and your identity not to be attacked, and to come in and tune in next day and then see whether you agree with him."It gives you the emotional and intellectual muscle to learn better how to argue without

Good Morning Britain presenter Rob Rinder has opened up on Susanna Reid's "really tragic" relationship with his pet dog, Rocco.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, the Judge Rinder star, 43, spoke about starring on Channel 4's Celebrity Gogglebox with his friend of seven years and opened up on the problematic relationship she has with his pet Frenchie.The duo started appearing on Celebrity Gogglebox two years ago, much to the delight of GMB and Judge Rinder fans.However, Rob and Susanna weren't starring alone on the Channel 4 show.Rob's dog Rocco also made an appearance on the programme, but the star candidly admitted that when it came to Susanna, he faced an unrequited love.The legal expert said: "My dog is in love with Susanna but she's not necessarily in love with my dog."But it's really tragic because he really loves her."When asked whether Susanna returned the feeling, Rob admitted that she wasn't as keen on the pup as he was on her.He explained: "She's a fan."She's just not as much of it like, you know- but then who can ever tell with dogs?" he added.Elsewhere in the interview, the star opened up on whether Celebrity Gogglebox "authentically" represents his relationship with ITV newsreader.Discussing the show, Rob revealed that the funniest behind-the-scenes moments weren't shown on camera.Addressing whether the show is a true representation of their friendship, the legal expert explained how the programme is edited.Rob said: "We're completely authentic but you're conscious of the fact there's a camera there."You didn't really see what we consider to be the funniest bits of us."Just the stuff that we would actually chat about, it's like the stuff you think would be most interesting, but would be utterly dull to

Good Morning Britain guest host Rob Rinder has spoken out about replacing the show's former presenter, Piers Morgan, after he left the show last year.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, the Judge Rinder star, 43, insisted that he wasn't trying to fill Piers' shoes, before drawing comparisons between himself and the host of TalkTV's new show, Uncensored.Speaking about whether he had any concerns about filling Piers' shoes as a host on GMB, Rob addressed the star's straightforward nature.Rob said: "Not really, I mean, lots of people have opinions on Piers, but people who actually know him will tell you," he said before cutting himself off.He continued: "The reason he continues to survive in this business that's full of sharks is because he's - there's a lovely Yiddish word - he's a Mensch."He's the type of friend and person that you absolutely want in your corner."The term is defined as "a person of integrity and honour".The legal expert went on: "You will really struggle privately to find somebody who's got anything unkind to say about Piers, who really knows him."It says a great deal, actually, you know, he says it and calls it like he says it," he added.Speaking about his presenting responsibilities on GMB, Rob told how he had his own hosting style.He said: "I'm not consciously thinking about trying to be a Piers, I'm trying to sort of consciously determine how we can be our authentic selves with each other in our way."If I went on trying to be Piers, it wouldn't go well!" he exclaimed.Rob went on: "Or if he came on Judge Rinder trying to be me, you know, we have different approaches, but the same kind of fundamental principles, which is holding power to account."And often Piers and I will agree, sometimes we'll

Gogglebox star Rob Rinder has opened up on whether popular Channel 4 show Celebrity Gogglebox "authentically" represents his relationship with ITV newsreader Susanna Reid.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, the Judge Rinder star, 43, who has appeared on the programme alongside his close friend, Good Morning Britain presenter Susanna Reid, revealed that the funniest behind-the-scenes moments weren't shown on camera.Addressing whether the show is a true representation of their friendship, the legal expert explained how the programme is edited.Rob said: "We're completely authentic but you're conscious of the fact there's a camera there."You didn't really see what we consider to be the funniest bits of us."Just the stuff that we would actually chat about, it's like the stuff you think would be most interesting, but would be utterly dull to anybody else," he added.The GMB newsreader and the barrister have a friendship spanning almost a decade.Last year, Robert joined the mother-of-three on the Good Morning Britain desk following the departure of host Piers Morgan.Reflecting on his friendship with the former BBC Breakfast presenter, Robert told how they hit it off straight away while meeting for work.Rob said: "It was just a random series of events, she asked me the cleverest question that I've ever been asked in any interview."I remember that, I don't remember what the question was, but I just thought, 'Oh, God, that's so clever.'"It's like a type of, we used to call it the ring fencing type of thing."Like how one of my heroes at the bar might ask a witness not yet on the ropes in a cross examination," he explained.He went on to tell how they pursued a friendship off-screen, before gushing over his co-star's talents.Rob

Good Morning Britain star Richard Madeley was replaced by Martin Lewis during the latest edition of the ITV breakfast show.The 65-year-old presenter usually hosts on Monday morning alongside Susanna Reid.However, Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis was sat in Richard's seat when viewers tuned in.Richard has been hosting the programme from Monday to Wednesday since before Christmas.Susanna logged into Twitter on Sunday evening to inform her fans about her co-host shake-up.She wrote to her followers: "Tomorrow, I am very pleased to say that @MartinSLewis will be hosting @GMB with me." The news was well received by GMB fans, with some rushing to their keyboards to share their excitement.Taking to Twitter, one fan penned: ""Good to have Martin back. We need his wise words particularly to find a peaceful way out of the terrible predicament the world is in."Another gushed: "Excellent..don't really mind who's on with Susanna, they all bring something different but Martin's going to be great re cost of living crisis that's scaring so many at the moment.

Good Morning Britain guest host Rob Rinder has weighed in on Piers Morgan's exit from the hit ITV news show, branding it "lucrative".Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, the Judge Rinder star, 43, candidly discussed the Uncensored TalkTV show host's new presenting role, as well as his own role as brand ambassador for Fletchers Solicitors and Patient Claim Line.When asked how he landed the presenting stint alongside his close friend Susanna Reid, the star shared his thoughts on Piers' exit.Rob said: "Obviously, once Piers moved to pastures new and more lucrative they looked around and thought that I might be a good person to sit next to Susanna."And what greater joy could there be, then to discover that they were entirely right."Rob and several other famous faces including Richard Madeley and Adil Ray joined the GMB panel in March 2021 following Piers' exit.However, when asked whether he had any worries about filling the former newspaper editor's shoes, the barrister insisted that he didn't."Not really, I mean, lots of people have opinions on Piers, but people who actually know him will tell you," Rob said before cutting himself off.He continued: "The reason he continues to survive in this business that's full of sharks is because he's - there's a lovely Yiddish word - he's a Mensch."He's the type of friend and person that you absolutely want in your corner," Rob added.The term is defined as "a person of integrity and honour".The legal expert went on: "You will really struggle privately to find somebody who's got anything unkind to say about Piers, who really knows him."It says a great deal, actually, you know, he says it and calls it like he says it," he added.Speaking about his presenting responsibilities on GMB, Rob

BBC show. The series returned with a celebrity special in aid of Red Nose Day on Wednesday night, March 16. Celebrity judges Claudia Winkleman, Chris Eubank, Harry Hill and Nina Wadia were tasked with working out the identity of the owner of a luxury four-bedroom house.

CLAIRE Richards from Steps took a swipe at producers for making an embarrassing error on This Is My House. Claire was up against Ricky Hatton, Rob Rinder and Deborah Meaden for a Comic Relief special of the BBC show.

BBC for a second series on Wednesday night, March 16. Celebrity judges Claudia Winkleman, Chris Eubank, Harry Hill and Nina Wadia were on hand to work out which fellow famous face owned a luxury four-bedroom house. The panel had to work out whether the home belonged to Hatton, Claire Richards, Rob Rinder or Deborah Meaden.

Strictly Come Dancing partner’s grandmother after she fled Ukraine and the reunion photos are emotional.Better known as Judge Rinder, the TV star travelled to Przemyśl in Poland, where many refugees have been fleeing amid attacks from Russia.He wanted to help his Strictly professional partner Oksana Platero’s grandparents safely cross the border, revealing they narrowly avoided a bomb after it hit their neighbour’s home.The 43-year-old has since reached both Oksana’s grandmother and auntie after a week of searching, sharing pics of the precious moment he got to embrace them.He wrote on Twitter: Oksana’s family: Auntie Lidya and Grandma Zoya. We managed to reach them this morning with a wheelchair & some medical supplies.

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Right Said Fred, who took issue with the TV personality’s upcoming trip to the Ukrainian border.Rinder is heading to the area to help the grandparents of his former Strictly Come Dancing partner Oksana Platero find safety.According to the UN, more than one million civilians have fled Ukraine because of the Russian invasion.Earlier this week Rinder, a criminal barrister, shared his plans to fly to Poland, which borders Ukraine. “Right now (Platero’s) grandparents are a week into their struggle to find sanctuary in a safe country,” said Rinder on Twitter.

Good Morning Britain guest presenter Rob Rinder has spoken out about his new project designed to tackle the "raised eyebrows" of people when it comes to addressing medical negligence.Speaking exclusively with Express.co.uk, Judge Rinder, 43, spoke about his role as brand ambassador for Fletchers Solicitors and Patient Claim Line.The star, who joined GMB last year, spoke candidly about beating the stigma around claiming for medical negligence.Addressing his new project, Rob said: "One of the things that I go around trying to change is this sort of mindset about what lawyers do."You hear Patient Claim Line, and you can sort of feel the eyebrows raised, and people shrug their shoulders and roll their eyes."And it feels all a bit, not just America, but an American version, an American attitude towards lawyers," he added.Rob went on: "People laugh because they think that things like Patient Claim Line are about ambulance chasing or suing the NHS for spurious claims."And that's just not in any way how it works," he explained.The star went on to reveal why he's personally invested in the matter.Rob continued: "I know and have known a number of people that have worked in personal injury, it really mattered to me that the public understood what their legal rights are in the event that they were to experience some kind of medical negligence."And the reason that's important is because it's not taking money out of the mouths of the NHS."The star explained that a successful payout ensured that the claimant can live as normal as possible.Rob said: "What it does, in the event that you suffer a really serious injury, is that it puts you back into the position that you would have been in before that injury."That's the whole purpose of

Ukraine border. Rob, 43, is heading to Ukraine on Monday to help the grandparents of his Strictly Come Dancing partner, Oksana Platero, as they try to flee the country.

Strictly Come Dancing partner Oksana Platero’s grandparents to safety.The Good Morning Britain presenter, who recently branded Vladimir Putin ‘pure evil’, explained his aim to rescue the professional dancer’s family from the war-torn country as the Russian invasion continues.Detailing his mission in a series of tweets, Rob said he would aim to get to Poland for Monday to reunite with Oksana’s grandparents.‘Oksana Platero my Ukrainian dance partner on @bbcstrictly gifted me so much,’ he said. ‘Right now her grandparents are a week into their struggle to find sanctuary in a safe country.‘I’ll be trying to meet them on the border next week.

Judge Rob Rinder has announced he is heading to the Ukraine border to help Ukraine refugees flee. The ITV star spoke out on Twitter to confirm the brave and selfless move. Rob shared: "Oksana Platero my Ukrainian dance partner on @bbcstrictly gifted me so much.

Good Morning Britain presenter Richard Madeley has stopped looking at social media whenever he is on TV.He is fed up with trolls throwing a virtual “bucket of ordure” in his face.Madeley - often nicknamed Alan Partridge after the bungling telly host played by Steve Coogan -used to look at Twitter to gauge public opinion.He would surf the net when he co-hosted TV’s Richard and Judy chat show to see what people thought.But back then it seems folk were a lot kinder than now.He explained: “In the past, when Twitter was just getting into its stride, I would go on after Richard and Judy to see what people were saying about the show because it was interesting, sometimes critical, but not stupid or cruel.“Now, after doing Good Morning Britain, it’s like having a bucket of ordure thrown into your face. So I don’t look at it.”Madeley says that unlike some in the telly industry, he has had to learn to live with being scrutinised over everything he says and does on the box.He adds: “You have to learn to live with it, because if you can’t your life is going to be torture.“I’ve known some presenters pack it in because they couldn’t stand it.

Good Morning Britain guest presenter Rob Rinder has opened up about the show's former host Piers Morgan, who left the popular ITV programme last year.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, the Judge Rinder star, 43, spoke about joining the morning news show alongside Susanna Reid, as well as his role as brand ambassador for Fletchers Solicitors and Patient Claim Line.Alongside several other famous faces including Richard Madeley and Adil Ray, Rob joined the GMB panel in March 2021 following Piers' exit,However, when asked whether he had any worries about filling the former newspaper editor's shows, the barrister insisted that he didn't.Rob said: "Not really, I mean, lots of people have opinions on Piers, but people who actually know him will tell you," he said before cutting himself off.He continued: "The reason he continues to survive in this business that's full of sharks is because he's - there's a lovely Yiddish word - he's a Mensch."He's the type of friend and person that you absolutely want in your corner," Rob added.The term is defined as "a person of integrity and honour".The legal expert went on: "You will really struggle privately to find somebody who's got anything unkind to say about Piers, who really knows him."It says a great deal, actually, you know, he says it and calls it like he says it," he added.Speaking about his presenting responsibilities on GMB, Rob told how he had his own hosting style.He said: "I'm not consciously thinking about trying to be a Piers, I'm trying to sort of consciously determine how we can be our authentic selves with each other in our way."If I went on trying to be Piers, it wouldn't go well!" he exclaimed.Rob went on: "Or if he came on Judge Rinder trying to be me, you know, we

Good Morning Britain fans have begged for Rob Rinder to take over from Piers Morgan permanently. The TV judge, 43, appeared on the morning programme alongside his Gogglebox friend Susanna Reid on Wednesday (March 2).He certainly impressed viewers with his "compassionate" and "fantastic" delivery over the harrowing situation in Ukraine as Russia continue their bloody invasion.