Susanna Reid replaced on GMB's Sunday special after emotional 7 hour queue to see Queen

Good Morning Britain's Susanna Reid had to interrupt an interview and tell a guest off for being 'rude' in an awkward clash.

Charlotte Hawkins first found telly fame through Meridian Tonight in 2003 and went on to host Sky's show Sunrise with Eamonn Holmes in 2006. After occasional appearances on This Morning as a reviewer, she then returned to ITV in 2014 when Good Morning Britain was launched, alongside the other three main hosts Susanna Reid, Ben Shephard and Sean Fletcher. Nowadays, GMB staff switch-ups mean she's more likely to co-host with Kate Garraway as well as Susanna and Ben, plus the occasional guest host like Ed Balls and Robert Rinder. Born in the West Sussex village of Chichester, Charlotte now lives with her husband Mark Herbert and their daughter Ella Rose in Surrey. The newsreader tends to keep her home life as private as possible, but from the cosy living room to the spacious garden, she has unveiled a handful of areas inside the property on her Instagram. Surrey located in the South East of England is one of the home counties. The county borders Greater London, Kent, East Sussex, West Sussex, Hampshire, and Berkshire and is divided into 11 boroughs and districts. The county has long been known to offer excellent options to those seeking a place to live that offers a speedy commute into London. READ MORE: GMB's Ben Shephard's quiet life in Richmond with wife and two children © GETTY Charlotte Hawkins living in Surrey

Amanda Holden, 51, normally flaunts her slimline silhouette in a variety of figure-hugging dresses - and even when they leave little to the imagination, there is still barely a single flaw on show.

Good Morning Britain fans are convinced that Richard Madeley has been axed from the ITV morning show.The TV host, who was regularly featuring alongside Susanna Reid on the show, hasn't been on-screen since August after he told viewers he wouldn't be on the show "for a while".READ MORE: GMB branded 'car crash' as Susanna Reid fumes at Alastair Campbell for interruptingHowever, he hasn't shared any information for his departure, nor any suggestion as to when he is likely to return, leaving many fans convinced he's been axed by show bosses.Taking to Twitter, one user wrote: "Has GMB finally dumped Richard Madeley? He's not been around for ages."Another said: "GMB where's Richard Madeley? Has he been given the boot? Not seen him for ages."A third wrote: "Has Madeley been sacked?"Richard's last stint in the studio was on August 10 where he appeared alongside Charlotte Hawkins, but on his last appearance he confessed he wouldn't be back for a while.He said at the time: "It's a bit earlier but I'm not on the show for a while, so I thought I'd show you what we've got so far," and showed viewers an update on his grass which featured as part of the relevant segment.Instead of Richard, Ed Balls has been appearing on the show most weekdays with Susanna, with the likes of Ben Shephard and Martin Lewis stepping in to help as part of the regular roster.Richard has also not given an update on his Instagram or his Twitter since his departure, so fans haven't heard from him since his last stint on the show.The star has been off the show since his daughter Chloe Madeley gave birth to her daughter, but it remains unclear if the two are connected.Richard has been one of the many TV hosts on the roster to appear alongside Susanna Reid as

This Morning presenters Phillip Schofield, 60, and Holly Willoughby, 41, denied they skipped the queue at Westminster Hall to see the Queen's coffin, following her death aged 96. During a segment on the show last week, they explained that they were given press accreditation to film for the show and didn't take anyone's space in the regular line.Since then, many have shared their mixed opinions about the hosts.Britain's Got Talent finalist Francine Lewis, 46, has claimed the pair made her feel unwelcome during an interview on This Morning.In a discussion with Dan Wooton on GB News, she said: "It’s very typical of Holly and Phillip to think they have a VIP status."They think they’re TV royalty and a cut above the rest.James Whale demands This Morning shake-up amid Holly & Phil queue row"I have experience being on the show with them and in all the years of being on TV and a guest on shows, I’ve never felt so unwelcome as I did on their sofa."The impressionist went on to claim that despite people thinking "they are TV darlings" and that "Holly is lovely", the pair didn't greet her."And they didn’t say goodbye after the show," she added.

Good Morning Britain host Susanna Reid was quick to shut down Alastair Campbell as he cut in while Baroness Sayeeda Warsi spoke on the show. The Member of House of Lords of the United Kingdom appeared on the show as she defended the current moves of the Conservative Party while Alastair complained about the current Prime Minister.

GMB host Susanna Reid found herself in an awkward situation on Monday's (26 September) episode of the show.The host was forced to reassure viewers that "Santa is real" after a comment from fellow host Ed Balls.The pair of broadcaster were discussing Nasa’s Double Asteroid Redirection Test (Dart) with meteorologist Laura Tobin, which will be streamed on NASA's YouTube channel next Monday (3 October.)READ MORE: ITV bosses 'fear Holly and Phil will be booed at NTAs' after This Morning queue backlashThe test has been designed to see how difficult it would be to stop a sizeable space rock from hitting Earth.However Ed ended up in an awkward mix-up when he confused Dart with Norad (The North American Aerospace Defense Command) which runs a yearly Santa tracker, where people can follow his journey from the North Pole.Speaking about the event Ed said: "It’ll be the same website as they use for Father Christmas coming."To which Laura responded: "It’s not, it’s Nasa’s YouTube Channel."And Ed said: "‘No but I think Nasa do a thing where you can track Father Christmas coming."Laura corrected him by saying: "That’s Norad."Ed then said: "‘I think that’s made up. I don’t know though! Might be real."Susanna then jumped in by saying: "Okay, Father Christmas, by the way, is definitely real.

LORRAINE Kelly was forced to apologise today after making a blunder on live TV - before blaming it on having a "heavy weekend". The TV presenter got her words mixed up as she told Good Morning Britain hosts Susanna Reid and Ed Balls about what she had coming up on her show. Revealing who was on The Lorraine Show today, she said: "Harry Hill...

Susanna Reid left Good Morning Britain viewers unimpressed with them slamming her for a 'patronising' joke about a guest's haircut. The presenter was back at the helm of the ITV news programme on Monday morning (September 26) alongside Ed Balls.

Good Morning Britain's Susanna Reid made a haircut comment to a Labour MP on Monday, but Ed Balls said he'd have been in "total trouble" had he have said the same thing.Labour MP and Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves appeared on ITV's GMB on September 26, with Susanna commenting on her appearance as soon as she appeared on screen. Dialling in from the Labour Party Conference, Rachel's hair looked shorter and as though it had had a trim - according to Susanna.READ NEXT: ITV bosses 'fear Holly and Phil will be booed at NTAs' after This Morning queue backlashMuch-loved GMB anchor Susanna then asked Rachel if she had a haircut, touching on the "very noticeable" trim.The Labour MP made a jibe comparing it to the "cuts we've seen from the Chancellor" before asking "I hope you approve?" referring to her hair.Some fans at home were quick to pick up on the comment, with some even accusing Susanna of "pure sexism" after she asked the MP about her appearance.After Susanna's haircut comment one viewer took to Twitter to pen: "Would u ask a man if he had haircut ?l @susannareid100 #gmb."Someone replied to the tweet and simply said: "Pure sexism there," insinuating that it was okay for a woman to comment on another woman's appearance, but not a man.Another person then took to the social media platform to say: "#gmb still reeling from hair question to Reeves.

Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby might get booed at this year's National Television Awards.Following the queue jump claims that have circled them for more than a week, The This Morning hosts continue to face backlash. And now the bosses of the TV channel they both work for are fearing they might get booed at a glitzy awards ceremony next month.

ITV have shut down reports Holly Willoughby and Philip Schofield were not on official Westminster list to see Queen lying-in-state as part of the world's media. This comes after The Mail on Sunday claimed that the This Morning presenters were not on the list and instead it was the names of the production team that were used to help them gain access.

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield have caused quite the stir in recent weeks following the infamous queue-jumping scandal. And it has now been reported that the This Morning presenters' names weren't on the accreditation list when they entered Westminster Hall and made their way past the 14-hour queue to see the Queen lying in state.

Phillip Schofield has been removed from the social media profile of We Buy Any Car this week after finding himself in hot water following 'Queuegate'.The father-of-two, 60, is the voice and face of the company's adverts, but he is now notably absent after the company changed their cover photo on their social media profiles, The Mirror reports. On Facebook, the cover photo was updated one day ago and now shows a family of four skipping in the sun, which replaced the previous cover photo of Phillip speaking to a woman outside of a We Buy Any Car stall.

Holly Willoughby, 41, is set to maintain her deal with M&S despite extensive calls for her to be sacked from her job.The This Morning presenter and her co-star, Phillip Schofield, 60, came under fire after joining a seperate queue for press and were taken to the press gallery at London's Westminster Hall.Now, an M&S spokesperson has set the record straight as they addressed the controversy and ensuing calls for her to lose her deal with the company.They told The Sun: "I can confirm we have extended our current contract with Holly, and we will continue to work with her."Last week, outraged Brits who had been queuing for hours to say their final goodbye to the Queen took to social media to accuse Holly and Phil of "skipping the line".Journalist Joe Michalczuk fumed: "David Beckham in the queue for over 10 hours paying his respects to The Queen while Holly and Phil saunter in, skipping the line is a terrible look."Why do people like this think they’re special?"Unless you’re Royalty or a foreign President you join the queue.

It's been a remarkable week for Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield, to say the least. The duo faced massive backlash after being accused of jumping the queue to see the Queen lying-in-state.

Good Morning Britain presenter Charlotte Hawkins was teased by her co-stars over her choice of outfit to help host Friday's edition of the breakfast news show. Charlotte, 47, looked gorgeous as she opted for a green and white polka dot dress with a white collared neckline and silver buttons down the front.

Good Morning Britain's Kate Garraway addressed whether or not she'd be taking part in a special edition of I'm a Celebrity next year. The presenter, 55, took part in I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! in 2019.

GOOD Morning Britain was left in chaos today after an excitable Downton Abbey star left Kate Garraway and Ed Balls speechless. Robert James-Collier - who played Thomas Barrow in the period drama - was described as a "whirlwind" by viewers. Actor Robert, 46, didn't let the presenters get a word in edgeways as he interrupted, spoke over them and took control of the conversation.