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Good Morning Britain turned tense as host Rob Rinder made his views crystal clear on Vladimir Putin as he blasted the Russian leader as "evil". The 43-year-old TV judge joined his friend Susanna Reid on the ITV breakfast programme - with Russia's invasion on Ukraine dominating the news on Wednesday's show (March 2).

Strictly Come Dancing.He has even taken a foray into presenting, after making his debut as a Good Morning Britain host in November 2021.In his personal life though, the Judge's life is just as interesting, including friendships with a huge Hollywood a-Lister and going on holiday with co-host Susanna Reid.

The One Show were left touched and emotional after TV Judge Rob Rinder shared a heartfelt tribute to his family in honour of Holocaust Memorial Day.The 43-year-old joined hosts Ronan Keating and Alex Jones on the sofa to honour the landmark day as he opened up about his own grandfather, who survived the death camps during World War II.Clearly sparking an emotional reaction, viewers took to Twitter to praise Rinder for sharing his story and spreading awareness of such an important part of history.One viewer said: “Rob Rinder spoke so clearly on The One Show about how a civilisation just like ours can descend into hell so fast.....I'm lighting my candle now. Thank you Mr Rinder for speaking on behalf of those who cannot."Another seconded his praise, commenting: “A stunning reminder from @RobbieRinder #TheOneShow this evening Holocaust day today reminds us to #standup to all forms of hate in #ourcommunities at any time #HolocaustMemorialDay.”While a third echoed: “I lit candles to remember #HolocaustMemorialDay Brought me to tears watching your piece on #TheOneShow @RobbieRinder”More than 6 million Jewish men, women and children were murdered by the Nazis during the Holocaust.Speaking about his family and his connection to the Holocaust Rinder said “I had the gift of the presence of a Holocaust survivor - my grandfather.

Rob Rinder was left fighting back the tears during today's edition of Good Morning Britain. The criminal barrister - who many want to see as a permanent host on the show - was unable to speak at one point as he discussed ITV 's new campaign, 1 Million Minutes.

GOOD Morning Britain's Robert Rinder was left unable to speak as he broke down in tears over ITV's One Million Minutes campaign. The 43-year-old star was comforted by his co-host Susanna Reid, who acknowledged that his family had recently endured "a tough time".

Good Morning Britain's One Million Minutes campaign.The sentiment behind the charitable idea is that people will pledge their time to those who most need it rather than giving cash.Every December the programme launches the same campaign in a bid to end loneliness - especially over the festive season when many families and elderly people struggle.The tear-jerking video aired for the first time on Wednesday's show and host Rob Rinder, 43, could not withhold his emotion as he began to cry on the programme.Introducing the campaign, Rob's co-host Susanna Reid, 50, explained: "Every December here on the programme we run a very special campaign."We don’t ask you to donate money, we ask you to pledge a little bit of your time to charities fighting

Second World War, my grandmother, along with her sister and mother, emerged from an Aldgate fruit market. Actually, they were carried out — the first three floors had been blown up by German bombers.

Judge Rinder was left emotional as he paid tribute to his late grandmother on Wednesday's instalment of Loose Women. A year and a half after revealing his grandfather had passed away due to coronavirus, the barrister, real name Rob Rinder, spoke fondly of his grandmother Lottie, who he announced had passed away on Sunday.

Judge Rinder made his Good Morning Britain debut today covering for Richard Madeley, much to the approval of the show’s viewers.The TalkRadio host hosted his first full programme as an anchor alongside Susanna Reid, which has left many fans keen to find out more about the TV star. When he isn’t filming or working as a barrister, Rob Rinder, lives in a plush London home that he shares with French bulldog Rocco.

Judge Rinder is already a firm favourite on our TV screens, but after his impressive Good Morning Britain debut fans are now calling for the star to permanently replace Piers Morgan.The presenter, real name Rob Rinder, joined main anchor and good friend Susanna Reid to host the early morning ITV show for the first time this morning (Wednesday 10 November). And viewers quickly flocked to social media to say that they loved the 43-year-old barrister’s mix of humour and seriousness on the day’s hot topics, as well as his natural chemistry with Susanna.

Susanna Reid sweetly welcomed new Good Morning Britain co-hosts Judge Robert Rinder and Ed Balls on Friday.Taking to Instagram, the presenter, 50, posted two separate snaps with both Judge Rinder, 43, and Ed, 54, as she celebrated their upcoming debut on the ITV chat show. Susanna penned: "Some familiar faces on your breakfast telly boxes this month @gmb Ed Balls & Rob Rinder join the team! "DISCLAIMER: these pictures are from the archive and not recent @edballs @robrinder." However, Susanna left her 578K followers and celebrity pals distracted as they commented on how fabulous she looked in the snap with Ed as they did a fun Strictly Come Dancing pose.

GOOD Morning Britain has signed up two new stars for this month - with Strictly's Ed Balls and judge Rob Rinder joining the ITV breakfast show as hosts. It comes after The Sun revealed that bosses had finally replaced Piers Morgan after his sensational exit back in March - with Richard Madeley landing a £300,000 deal to co-host alongside Susanna Reid.

Good Morning Britain “super-group” as the show seeks to replace Piers Morgan.According to The Mirror, The pair will join a host of new talent on the ITV show, including British actor and comedian Adil Ray, former director of communications for Tony Blair, Alastair Campbell, TV host Richard Madeley and Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis, who will all front the programme alongside long-standing host Susanna Reid.The former Labour politician, 54, will kick off his tenure with a three day slot from Monday, November 15 until Wednesday, November 17.Rinder, 43, a close friend of Susanna, 50, will co-host next Wednesday and again on December 1.A source told The Mirror: “It’s been talked about as a super-group of presenters with different

Good Morning Britain viewers were incredibly moved by a poignant interview with Rob Rinder and his mother Angela Cohen on Wednesday’s show.The mother and son duo, who are descendants of a Holocaust survivor, have been recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours for their services to Holocaust education.Speaking with hosts Susanna Reid and Richard Madeley, Rob opened up about the devastating trauma their family endured at the hands of antisemitism.Angela’s family were tragically murdered in the Holocaust, inspiring her to become the head of the '45 Aid Society, a charity set up in 1963 by Holocaust survivors.Opening up about becoming MBEs, Rob said: "In a year when so many other people deserve gongs I have to say we both feel slightly

ITV game show Tipping Point: Lucky Stars, host Ben Shephard invited three more famous faces to compete against each other in the hopes of winning the cash jackpot prize for their chosen charities. This week, ITV judge Rob Rinder, Olympian Greg Rutherford and This Morning star Josie Gibson were in the hot seats.

Ben Shephard couldn't hold back his laughter during tonight's Tipping Point: Lucky Stars as Josie Gibson suffered a hilarious gaffe. Sunday's episode of the show saw TV star Josie, Olympian Greg Rutherford and Judge Rob Rinder take on the famous machine in a bid to win mega money for charity.When it was Josie's turn, Ben asked the This Morning star: "According to the common phrase, a person who speaks very quickly is said to speak 19 to the what?"Josie crumbled under the pressure of the game as she quickly blurted out: "Miles an hour?"Ben went into hysterics as Greg and Judge Rinder also laughed at her gaffe.

Judge Robert Rinder has spoken out after he was mugged by a group of masked thugs earlier this week, admitting he now feels "sorry" for them."Three boys wearing balaclavas on bikes" cornered the Judge Rinder star in North London earlier this week.The masked thugs stole the 42-year-old barrister’s phone, and he was left "in shock" from the terrifying experience.Once this subsided, however, Judge Rinder took to Twitter to share his "sadness" at what he suspected would happen in his perpetrators’ futures."After the rage, I feel an overwhelming sense of sadness for these boys because I’ve seen where their path leads," the TV star explained."In the meantime, we need to champion, train & fully resource our brave police officers – who come from

Judge Rinder had his mobile phone stolen by ‘three boys wearing balaclavas on bikes’ this week in north London, and was left ‘in shock’.Speaking after his initial tweet about the incident, the 42-year-old said: ‘After the rage, I feel an overwhelming sense of sadness for these boys because I’ve seen where their path leads. ‘In the meantime we need to champion, train & fully resource our brave police officers – who come from EVERY background – to work with ALL communities to protect us.’Rinder had initially tweeted saying: ‘I’ve just had my phone grabbed out my hands by 3 boys wearing balaclavas on bikes (Finchley Road & Canfield gardens).

ITV show, took to Twitter to alert his following that he had been mugged in London.The TV star had been going about his day when three thugs wearing balaclavas to conceal their faces approached him on bikes and managed to capture his phone.Not wanting to let the trio get away with it and wanting to prevent the same thing from happening to others he not only took to social media to air warning but to offer a cash reward.He prompted people to rally together to help him find the culprits and "stop them" once and for all.Robert's tweet read: "I've just had my phone grabbed out my hands by 3 boys wearing balaclavas on bikes (Finchley Road & Canfield gardens)."To make matters worse the offenders appeared to mock the judge as he requested for them

Ammar KaliaJohn Barrowman returns to host this special edition of All Star Musicals, setting a group of celebrities the daunting task of delivering a live musical theatre performance to a panel of West End stars. The singing celebs include actor Jessica Hynes, TV judge Rob Rinder and ITV journalist Robert Peston.

With the help of Jeremy and his phone a friend option Judge Rob Rinder, Piers managed to win £4,000 for his chosen charity.During the show, the pair also made a reference to a punch-up they had back in 2004 at the British Press Awards.Forrmer Top Gear host famously punched Piers multiple times in the face, which left him with a scar on his head.Their feud began when Piers, the then editor of the Daily Mirror, had published photographs of Jeremy alongside a woman who wasn’t his wife in 2002.More to follow...