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Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid have sent their love to Meghan Markle and Prince Harry after the Duchess of Sussex announced she suffered a miscarriage. Good Morning Britain presenters Piers, 55, and Susanna, 49, shared tributes to Meghan, 39, and Harry, 36, as they spoke about the Duchess’ personal account shared in the New York Times.

We’re always curious to know how Holly Willoughby fills her spare time, so we were intrigued to discover she’s become a beauty guinea pig on the side – trialling a UK first! She and her gorgeous locks have been involved in pre-launch tests of Garnier’s brand new Ultimate Blends Shampoo Bar, £7.99, which has just become the first solid shampoo to hit the high street from a major brand.

Piers Morgan has fumed over the idea of tighter coronavirus restrictions saving Christmas this year. The Good Morning Britain host went off on one of his signature rants this morning while discussing reports that families could be allowed to gather for up to five days during the festive period.

Susanna Reid was reduced to tears on Good Morning Britain after reading a heartbreaking note from a mum.The 49 year old, who recently left viewers blushing as she recreated the iconic When Harry Met Sally orgasm scene, was left unable to speak after reading about a mum who has only seen her autistic son twice this year because of the coronavirus pandemic.The TV presenter read out the Facebook post before choking up as she said: "Suzanne on Facebook says, 'My son is severely autistic, he lives in

Susanna Reid struggled to hide her emotions on Good Morning Britain this morning, after receiving a heartbreaking message from a viewer. The GMB presenter was unable to continue after reading out the message and went on to apologise before falling silent as she choked up.

Good Morning Britain is over and Health Secretary Matt Hancock will be appearing on the show tomorrow morning," he posted. The Cabinet minister's appearance will be the first time a member of the government has been interviewed on the ITV show since April.

The ITV daytime line-up are all getting their own Christmas special episodes to air on December 25. The channel has revealed that Christmas morning will be kicking off at 7am with a special Good Morning Britain.Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid will be "celebrating COVID heroes up and down the country, from the likes of Captain Sir Tom [Moore] to the incredible staff of the NHS who saved so many lives".

Phillip Schofield was forced to apologised to This Morning viewers when a two minutes' silence for Remembrance Day was interrupted. The show was broadcasting live streams from across the UK including the Cenotaph in London, as Phil and co-host Holly marked the nationwide tribute.