Ben Shephard's first replacement on Good Morning Britain has been confirmed ahead of his move to This Morning. The presenter has already finished his 10-year stint on the ITV news programme ahead of heading for pastures new.
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Good Morning Britain fans decided to turn off ITV after a "car crash" debate on Thursday, as Ed Balls and Kate Garraway hosted the show.
On the programme, they were discussing whether the Home Office should pay social media influencers to discourage migrants from unsafe journeys.
ITV viewers were annoyed by the guests talking over each other during the chat about social media influencers potentially being paid big bucks to push immigration laws, writes The Mirror.
The discussion left viewers frustrated and they took to social media to complain about the guests and the hosts speaking over each other, with many "muting" their TVs. One vented: "Omg shut up!!! # GMB."
Another said: "They all talking at once STOP I can't follow! #gmb." Another chimed in with: "Car crash interview," as one questioned: "#GMB Why aren't they letting the man speak? Just they are all talking over him."
One commented: "Sounds like the playground at the local school only the kids talk more sense #gmb." Another added: "This 'debate' section on GMB is so embarrassing. It's just 15 minutes of everyone talking over each other every time I see it #GMB."
A further comment read: "Wow! So annoying watching Good Morning Britain this morning. Had to mute it. The noise of them talking over each other! #gmb.", as the fusillade of voices made following the conversation impossible.
One guest on the show stated: "Just to be clear and factual about this... The only way the Rwanda policy would be included in those videos is by making it clear to people that if you come into this country illegally."
They added: "A, don't do it because of the perilous journey, you'll be putting your own life at risk."
They continued: "But if you do come into this country illegally, the Rwanda
Ben Shephard's first replacement on Good Morning Britain has been confirmed ahead of his move to This Morning. The presenter has already finished his 10-year stint on the ITV news programme ahead of heading for pastures new.
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