Susanna Reid explains why GMB presenters will continue to wear dark clothes following Queen's funeral

GOOD Morning Britain viewers are convinced Kate Garraway and Ed Balls are secretly feuding. Fans sensed an "awkward" atmosphere between the hosts on-air today. They accused Kate of being "rude" and "ignoring" Ed by talking over him during a debate with Iain Dale and Jacqui Smith on today's news.

Kate Middleton has been left convinced Her late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II was keeping a close eye on the Royal Family following her death on 8 September. The Prince and Princess of Wales met with the unsung heroes who helped organise and the late monarch's funeral in Windsor to thank them for their "seamless and extraordinary" operation.

Amanda Holden has made a sly dig at This Morning hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield for "jumping the queue" to see the Queen Lying-in-State last week. There has been massive backlash for the longterm presenters of This Morning, when Holly, 41, and Phillip, 60, could be seen lining up in Westminster Hall to pay their respects to the late monarch on Friday, however, their 'media passes' meant that they were fast-tracked ahead of thousands of others who had queued for up to 24 hours. A petition to have them axed from the show has reached nearly 60,000 signatures, and celebrities from Eamonn Holmes and Amanda Holden to Piers Morgan have waded into the row.

HOLLY Willoughby has shown signs that she’s “stressed” and “unable to relax” after This Morning’s queue-gate, a body language expert has revealed. A petition to have Holly and Phil removed from This Morning topped 43,000 signatures, and came as people insisted the presenter duo skipped the queue to “file past the Queen lying in state,” while others waited for hours.

Holly Willoughby referenced Mel B on This Morning today, days after the Spice Girls star appeared to take a dig at her and Phillip Schofield. Mel's bandmate Mel C was on the ITV daytime show to chat to the hosts about her new book.

Emmerdale actress Lisa Riley said she was left "laughing" when she noticed she dress the exact same way as GMB host Susanna Reid. The Mandy Dingle actress explained that she has got into work and saw Good Morning Britain playing on the green screen.

AMANDA Holden took a swipe at Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby today, after they were accused of queue-jumping. Angry This Morning fans were fuming over the presenters' visit to the Queen's laying-in-state'. A petition for the pair to be sacked topped more than 50,000 signatures and the furore saw Holly call in lawyers.

Things between This Morning and Holly Willoughby are said to be “tense” as she continues to find herself at the centre of a “queue jumping” row alongside fellow presenter Philip Schofield. While the pair, who have presented the popular daytime show together since 2009, are known for their bubbly personalities and infectious laughs, fans have claimed that the show has been a lot more subdued following accusations of queue-jumping at the late Queen’s lying-in-state As a result of the accusations, 41 year old Holly is said to have been left “angry” by the situation. Speaking to The Sun, a source said: “She feels like she has been left out to dry by ITV in some aspects and is understandably very angry.

A PLACE in the Sun fans have heaped praise on 'hottie' Laura Hamilton after she donned a figure-hugging dress for a new episode. Laura, 40, took to social media to show off her latest ensemble while in Spain to film a new episode of the Channel 4 show.

THIS Morning today axed a fan favourite segment after Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield's queue-jump backlash. The ITV programme failed to air the popular competition Spin To Win after they were slammed for seeing the Queen lying in state without joining the public queue.

HOLLY Willoughby is battling for her This Morning job amid claims she skipped the Queen’s lying-in-state queue. A petition for her to go is gaining momentum despite an on-air apology yesterday.

This Morning has come under fire after it emerged more than 200 people have complained to Ofcom about their Spin To Win contest.Previously, 170 people had complained to the broadcasting watchdog after viewers were given the chance to have their energy bills paid, rather than a cash prize.The format shake-up enraged viewers with 170 people initially complaining to Ofcom in regards to the competition which aired on September 5.READ MORE: GMB fans furious as ITV show fails to address This Morning queue jump dramaNormally, those tuning in to the ITV programme can win large sums of money as well as other unique prizes.However, due to the rising cost of living and astronomical energy bill prices, bosses at This Morning opted to add in a new prize.One person, Darren from Essex was one of those who managed to win having his energy bill paid for by ITV for four months.Prior to spinning the wheel, Phillip Schofield quizzed him on whether he was worried about the cost of living soaring.He said that he was dreading the winter period but was thrilled when the marker landed on the energy bills section.He exclaimed: "That's such a relief."Despite the opportunity, many took to social media sharing their frustration at the prize, with one viewer penning: "Paying for viewers' energy bills just feels wrong.

On Monday the televised state funeral of the late Queen Elizabeth was broadcasted on screens across the globe. And among the members of the royal family taking part in the ceremony were the young Prince George and Princess Charlotte , two of the Queen’s great grandchildren.

Piers Morgan has slammed the "ridiculous" petition for Philip Schofield and Holly Willoughby to be axed from This Morning after they were accused of "jumping the queue" to see The Queen lying in state. TalkTV host Piers Morgan fiercely defended the two This Morning hosts and addressed the matter on his show last night, calling the petition, which has reached 25k signatures, to have them axed from the show " a ridiculously over the top campaign".He said that Holly is "distraught" about the backlash and she addressed the allegations on Tuesday's episode of This Morning.He said: "There's 25,000 people that have signed to have them fired.READ MORE: Lorraine fans make savage Holly and Phil 'queue jump' joke ahead of pair breaking silence"Of course they shouldn't be fired - it's ridiculous! It may have been a misjudgement - I said myself on this on my show, I don't think anyone should have been jumping the queue full stop, whoever you are unless you're a world leader or there's a time issue."He continued:: "Full disclosure - I'm a good friend of Holly's, I feel so sorry for her.

In an increasingly surprising story in the UK, a campaign to remove two star TV presenters from their morning show has now reached almost 30,000 signatures. Their alleged crime? Jumping the queue to see the late Queen. 

Good Morning Britain fans called for action from the show after the ITV news programme did not address the recent accusations made against their colleagues Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield.Susanna Reid hosted the early morning news show with GMB regular Martin Lewis and the pair discussed the topics of the day and welcomed guest speakers into the studio.One of the main conversations of the morning was about the cost of living crisis, but fans were left unimpressed over the scheduling.READ MORE: TV chef gushes over Holly and Phil’s royal coverage after ‘queue-jumping’ scandalMany of them felt that Good Morning Britain should have addressed the recent drama surrounding This Morning stars Willoughby and Schofield.The presenting pair have been accused of “skipping the queue” while Queen Elizabeth was lying in state.The general public were allowed to see her coffin before she was buried on Monday 19 September, which led to a large queue which snaked through central London.The public were forced to queue for hours on end, but they were also joined by some famous faces like David Beckham and GMB host Susanna Reid.However, Holly and Phil were able to access “in a professional capacity as part of the world’s media” so they could “report on the event,” as explained in a statement made by ITV’s This Morning.GMB viewers were furious that the issue hadn’t been addressed and claimed that the show was skirting around the topic.Frustrated fans took to Twitter to air their thoughts on the matter.One tweet read: “Another morning where GMB ignore the repugnant behaviour of [their] ITV pals Holly and Phil.”Another said that Good Morning Britain was “ignoring” the queue jump drama and accused them of “protecting their celebrity

PIERS Morgan has defended This Morning's Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield over the 'queue-jump' scandal. Piers spoke out on his TalkTV show Piers Morgan Uncensored tonight as a petition to get Holly and Phil sacked passed 20,000 signatures.

HOLLY Willoughby will NOT quit This Morning, a show insider confirmed. The presenter had come under fire after she and her co-host Phillip Schofield were accused of jumping the queue to view the Queen lying in state on Friday. Members of the public were left furious as the TV hosts appeared to skip the long line, after some of them waited for up to 14 hours.

Queen's funeral to "Christmas Day without the presents." It comes after the State funeral was declared as a national bank holiday which saw shops shut up and down the country.The late monarch was laid to rest on Monday ( September 19 ), which saw the country go into mourning. READ MORE McDonald's swamped by hungry mourners hours after reopening with queues round block Brits have since described the atmosphere as "spooky" and "sombre" following the service which took place at Westminster Abbey, reports Independent. A statement released on gov.uk read: “Monday 19 September, the date of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II’s State Funeral, will be a national bank holiday.