ITV GMB's Kate Garraway in 'crisis' live on air as co-host Adil Ray lends a hand

Good Morning Britain's Andi Peters had a brief-but-memorable moment live on air when he responded with a direct "Sorry! " after being called out by his co-presenter Kate Garraway. His co-host Kate playfully reprimanded Andi after he got caught up in a chat with Charlotte Hawkins rather than paying attention during the live broadcast.The incident happened on Friday's instalment, fronted by Kate and Robert Rinder, was delivering the scoop on an incredible competition where viewers could bag themselves a hefty £250,000.

On Friday's episode of Good Morning Britain, Charlotte Hawkins kicked off her news segment with some "breaking news".T he ITV star informed viewers: "Good morning and starting with some breaking news." She continued: "The UK's recovery from recession has been stronger than previously thought.The Office of National Statistics has issued revised growth figures for the first quarter and says that GDP rose by 0.7 percent between January and March ant not at six percent as it had originally estimated." The GMB X account also posted a snippet of Charlotte's announcement on social media, captioning it: "BREAKING NEWS." It then reiterated what Charlotte had said on the show. Fans quickly took to the comments section on social media, with one saying: "Good - but not great," reports the Mirror. Another chimed in: "That's bigging up a 0.1% difference a bit too much there." A third commented: "Now none of us trust ONS.That's not right.

Kate Garraway, the presenter of ITV's Good Morning Britain halted the show today to deliver some breaking news.The star revealed that junior doctors in England have started a five-day strike.The action kicked off at 7am and is scheduled to wrap up at the same time on Tuesday 2 July.This latest round of industrial action by British Medical Association (BMA) members, which is the eleventh since March 2023, comes as they call for a 35% pay rise over the next few years. NHS England has issued a warning that their services could be heavily impacted and has urged the public to use them wisely.

Good Morning Britain's Ranvir Singh has opened up about a chilling encounter with a phone scammer who claimed to have her personal details.

Good Morning Britain's Kate Garraway had to cut in with breaking news during Thursday's programme.

Kate Garraway ensured her late husband Derek Draper was remembered during their daughter's 18th birthday.

Good Morning Britain has been hit with a staggering 471 complaints over an interview Susanna Reid conducted with Nigel Farage that left the Reform UK leader looking unimpressed. Susanna, 53, co-hosting with Ed Balls, 57, last week was on combative form during the conversation, which was conducted over video link and focused on his party's candidates' activities on social media.

Susanna Reid had to abruptly interrupt a live interview with Irish dancing legend Michael Flatley on Good Morning Britain.The 'Lord of the Dance' star, who is now in remission following cancer surgery joined Susanna and Money Expert Martin Lewis on Wednesday 26 June. During the interview, Michael suggested his opulent €30 million castle home may have contributed to his health issues.The property was partly destroyed during a fire in 2016, but was rebuilt over the following years. Michael shared his health struggles with the presenting duo and shared: "I was one of the fittest people in Ireland.

Lorraine Kelly took a moment during her show on Monday (June 24) to send a heartfelt message to her daughter Rosie. The TV presenter's daughter recently announced her engagement to her partner Steve, and Lorraine couldn't contain her joy as she paused her programme to share the news that the couple are now expecting their first child.

Adil Ray was left helping out Kate Garraway during their live appearance together on Good Morning Britain as Kate joked she was suffering a 'crisis'. The broadcasters were at the helm of the ITV news programme on Friday (June 21).

Consummate professional Kate Garraway had to apologise to Good Morning Britain viewers this morning after experiencing a "crisis" live on-air. During the latest episode on Friday, 21 June, with Kate and co-host Adil Ray at the helm, an unexpected moment occurred when Kate experienced an unfortunate hair mishap - and it was all caught on camera. After discussing the latest political dramas in the build-up the General Election, the camera returned to Kate and Adil in the studio - and Kate was seen with her hand in her hair, appearing to struggle with something out of place.

Good Morning Britain viewers were in for a surprise this morning as Susanna Reid was left stunned during the live broadcast. While discussing the latest election news and Jack Fowler's alarming allergic reaction story with co-host Ed Balls, a persistent fly that had been buzzing around the studio all morning caught Susanna's attention.

Good Morning Britain's Kate Garraway is set to surprise fans by pursuing a completely different career path, with the presenter making her drama debut in ITV's Douglas is Cancelled. Written by Sherlock's Steven Moffat, the ITV comedy-drama stars Hugh Bonneville as Douglas - a respected newsreader who's career hangs in the balance after he's overheard making a sexist joke at a wedding. He stars opposite Doctor Who's Karen Gillan, who plays Douglas' younger co-presenter Madeline.

Kate Garraway has posted a heart-wrenching message on Father's Day following the loss of her husband, Derek Draper.The 57 year old Good Morning Britain presenter lost Derek, the father of their children Darcey and Billy, in January after a long battle with Covid. Taking to Instagram to honour Derek, Kate explained that their first Father's Day without him was "tough", and shared that they had visited his grave. She posted a poignant photo of her family and wrote: "So yesterday was one of those days the kids and I knew would be tough .

Kate Garraway has shared a 'sad moment' which occurred during her children's first Father's Day since the death of their dad Derek Draper. Kate's husband tragically died in January.

Renown TV personality, Noel Edmonds, added a particular flavour to Good Morning Britain today after accidentally swearing during the live show. Noel joined the show's hosts, Susanna Reid and Ed Balls, on the cosy morning sofa to chat about his decision to move to New Zealand and his passion for broadcast media. However, the conversation went pear-shaped pretty quickly when he let slip the colloquial name of his pub - the B*gger Inn.

During Thursday 13 June’s Good Morning Britain, Kate Garraway promised not to shed any tears as she shared a moving moment with television icon Anita Harris. Anita, 82, honoured for her roles in Carry On films, was a guest on the ITV show, discussing the tribute song she has dedicated to her late spouse, Mike Margolis.The song is also a show of support for Alzheimer's Research UK, serving as a reminder for those dealing with the grief and challenges of the disease that they do not face their trials alone.Tragically, 12 months ago, Anita lost her husband Mike; whilst on the other hand, Kate, 57, also suffered the loss of her husband Derek Draper earlier this year.

Linda Robson had Good Morning Britain viewers in stitches when she let slip that Joe Swash lost his virginity at her house, and it's not the first time she's made the revealing admission on national television. The beloved star appeared on the show on Tuesday, 11 June, and dished out some juicy gossip while discussing her close bond with her Loose Women pals. Linda opened up about her battle with depression, recounting a time when Stacey Solomon had to escort her back from a trip to Ibiza.

Susanna Reid has been left devastated by the "senseless" passing of Michael Mosley. The beloved TV doctor, known for his frequent contributions to ITV shows like This Morning, met with a tragic end on the Greek island of Symi. His body was discovered in a secluded area behind a wall and fence near the Agia Marina resort, having possibly strayed from a rocky path and succumbed to the intense heat or an unfortunate fall.

Susanna Reid has expressed her devastation over the "senseless" death of Michael Mosley on Good Morning Britain.