Richard Madeley won’t return to Good Morning Britain tomorrow as stand-in presenter drafted in

Martin Lewis is well-known for his helpful money-saving tips, with the TV star having helped millions of people cut back on their household expenses over the years. The 49 year old financial journalist offers free advice on a wide range of topics, including household bills, mortgages and insurance, and has most recently been outlining tips to help people ahead of next month's energy price increase. Martin, who recently urged the public to make five simple changes in order to save money, boasts an impressive net worth thanks to his successful career.

Martin Lewis has issued a stark warning to anyone considering giving false meter readings as they stare down the barrel of the cost of living crisis.Lewis’ advice had been particularly valuable in the past few months, as people look to save money wherever they can.Big price hikes are coming within days, with around 18 million homes in the UK facing an enormous £693 price increase - from £1,277 to £1,971 - from April 1.Meanwhile, a £708 increase will be coming for around 4.5 million prepayment customers, who are likely to see their bills go up from £1,309 to £2,017. As ever, how much your bill is set to change will be determined by how much energy you end up using.Tomorrow - Thursday March 31 - marks National Meter Reading Day, which is when households across the UK should submit their energy usage to their supplier on the last day before the price hike.On the Martin Lewis Money Show Live, the guru explained how submitting a reading “draw[s] a line in the sand”, and signposts to your energy firm that "I've only used this amount at the cheaper rate, don’t start charging me more on the higher rate and estimating I use some of it afterwards".While a lot of people choose to use a smart meter to submit their readings, lots of people out there still don’t and now they’re asking Mr Lewis a specific question: what happens if you give a false reading before April 1?Speaking on Twitter in no uncertain terms, Martin said: "Many asking me Q.

Scottish breakfast TV host Lorraine Kelly has slammed Prince Harry over his refusal to attend Prince Philip ’s memorial service on Tuesday saying that he will “regret” his decision when he looks back. Harry — who lives on a £10 million Californian estate with wife Meghan Markle — decided not to return to the UK and appear at the service held at Westminster Abbey on Tuesday March 29 due to his ongoing row over police protection. Lorraine revealed that she was surprised at the 37 year old’s decision not to fly home and pay his respects.

Martin Lewis has been flooded with praise after he returned to Good Morning Britain with a historic special episode. The Money Saving Expert is no stranger to hosting the ITV news programme now having made his presenting debut on the show last year.

The Money Savings Expert has shared a handy tip which could help people with prepayment energy metres save money. It comes as the energy price cap is due to rise on Friday (April 1) by 54 percent.

Martin Lewis has beckoned people to look closely at the fixed rates on offer as the cost of living crisis spirals. The energy price cap will rise to £1,971 a year for the average household this Friday (April 1).

Susanna Reid hosted ITV's Good Morning Britain on her own on 30 March amid another presenter shake-up.The 51 year old, who recently revealed her chic new hairstyle, is usually joined by a roulette of different co-anchors, including Richard Madeley, 65, Ben Shephard, 47, and Adil Ray, 47, amongst others. Different presenters have been hosting the programme alongside her every morning during the weekdays after her former colleague Piers Morgan, 57, made his dramatic exit in 2021 after a row with Alex Beresford, 41.

SUSANNA Reid presented the first hour of today’s Good Morning Britain alone as part of a huge shake up. The 51-year-old, who normally has co-host Richard Madeley, took the helm before being joined by Martin Lewis for a cost of living special.

Good Morning Britain underwent a presenter shakeup on Wednesday morning (March 30) after Richard Madeley was replaced by money-saving expert Martin Lewis.During the latest episode, fans were left rather perplexed after presenter Susanna Reid, 51, was forced to present the first hour of the show by herself.According to reports from The Sun Online, Richard, 65, has been having on-air arguments with Susanna as they appeared to clash over Will Smith's Oscar's slap earlier in the week.Due to this, I'm A Celeb star Richard, who normally presents the ITV show from Monday to Wednesday, appeared to have cut his days short.Confused fans who noticed the evident disparity with their normal schedule headed to Twitter to share their thoughts.Unsure of why Susanna was initially by herself, one viewer asked: "Why is Susanna on her own?"Another said: "Susanna looks exceptionally smug this morning. Maybe cos she’s got a full hour listening to herself talking."Meanwhile, others were left divided about Martin's appearance on the show, who took the reins from 7am.One happy viewer penned: "Thank the heavens for Martin Lewis.""At least someone is doing everything they can to try and help people with the #CostOfLivingCrisis Martin Lewis is a hero," another added.But others weren't as pleased, as one viewer wrote: "People just wanna hear easy simple stuff.

Chloe Madeley has opened up about her parents TV careers and revealed that while she loves watching her father, Richard Madeley, on Good Morning Britain, she knows her mum, Judy Finnigan, will never return to TV. The star - who is currently pregnant with her first child with former rugby player husband James Haskell - told OK!: "I love watching dad on GMB.

pound coin.Although the paper banknotes have been around since 1695 in the UK, it's time to swap them, says the MoneySavingExpert website. The page, founded by Martin Lewis, urged Brits to hurry up and use their old notes before they become void.Artist JMW Turner features on the front of the new polymer £20 note which was first launched in 2020.

SUSANNA Reid and Richard Madeley often have different opinions while hosting Good Morning Britain. But viewers are convinced that recent clashes between the pair indicate something more than healthy disagreements.

Lorraine Kelly lunged in to defend Will Smith as she appeared on Good Morning Britain to introduce her own ITV programme.Talk swiftly turned to the Oscars after the King Richard actor stormed the stage to slap comedian Chris Rock over an ill-mannered joke about Will's wife Jada Pinkett-Smith's health condition.The 62-year-old star argued that the Fresh Prince star should not be stripped of his first Oscar award as she chatted to hosts Susanna Reid, 51, and Richard Madeley, 65, on Tuesday 29 March.Airing her thoughts on the situation, the Scottish TV presenter argued that "dodgy" actors had won the prestigious award in the past and had not had their honour stripped.She said: "Good morning to you, I know that we've been talking about this all morning the fact that Will Smith apologised over night, we're asking though, should he be stripped of his Oscar?"Lorraine commented: "But when you think about the other people who have had Oscars a fair few dodgy characters... I'm not sure that he should be."The 2022 Oscars went viral on Monday for all the wrong reasons after Will Smith slapped Chris across the face.As he retreated to his seat, he yelled at the comedian to: "Keep my wife's name out of your f***ing mouth."After the televised assault, Chris joked: "Will Smith just smacked the s**t out of me."The movie star became infuriated with the funnyman after he'd landed a quip about Jada's widely known health condition alopecia as she boasted a chic shaved head trim."Jada, I love you, G.I.

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'.

@Lente25 commented: “I thought I had hayfever but turns out it’s Covid.”@Dave_Hutch80 penned: “Yesterday I really struggled with it.“Even in canary wharf. Which has no grass.”@Ginosma suggested: “When I was in my 20’s I used to get an injection called “Pollenex” 3 injections 1 a week and they really helped.” This morning, Ranvir was presenting GMB as normal, alongside Susanna Reid and Richard Madeley, to share the latest headlines.She was forced to leave half way through, however, after admitting she had woken up with swollen red eyes due to the hay fever.Richard said during the show: “Hey, credit to you.

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.

Richard Madeley has made quite an impression on the Good Morning Britain sofa, with mixed reviews from viewers. But in a new interview with OK!, meteorologist Laura Tobin revealed she's a fan of the legendary presenter, so much so she says she "loves him" but admits he has no filter. Laura, who has been a part of the Good Morning Britain team for 12 years, told us: "What’s in his head comes out of his mouth." Richard joined the sofa for a permanent role last November and has had fans laughing at his on-air gaffes and some have even likened him to Alan Partridge.

This Morning’s Martin Lewis has insisted he would “rather have his nipples wired to electrodes” than become Prime Minister. In a new tweet this evening, the ITV finance expert confirmed he had absolutely no interest in taking over Boris Johnson’s role.Martin, 49, is best known for his money saving advice and consumer rights campaigning and has built up a loyal following over the years.After winning the trust of many, it seems some believe Martin would be the perfect candidate to run the country.This afternoon, Carmel tweeted: “@MartinSLewis for Prime Minister anyone else agree please re tweet:) #martinlewisnextpm.” (sic)In view of his 1.4 million followers, Martin retweeted her vote of support with a hilarious caption.He replied: “Not me.

Will Smith slapping Rock at this year’s Oscars after he made an insensitive joke about his wife Jada Pinkett Smith, who suffers with the autoimmune disease alopecia. “I was asked by GQ Magazine some years ago. .

Richard Madeley bashed Chris Rock on Good Morning Britain on Monday as he spoke with co-host Susanna Reid about Will Smith slapping him on the Oscars stage.The 65 year old described the controversial comedian as the “most unpleasant human being [he] had ever interviewed” as he reflected back on his last encounter with the US star back when he was hosting his Channel 4 show with wife Judy Finnigan. “I was asked by GQ magazine some years ago who was the most unpleasant person I'd ever interviewed in my entire career and that goes back to 1972 when I was in local newspapers. I said without hesitation, Chris Rock,” Richard said.