Kate Garraway 'keeping busy' as she's yet to 'stop and deal' with Derek's death

EastEnders actor Shona McGarty is grasping life outside Albert Square with both hands, as she amazes fans with her gospel singing via Instagram. The 32-year-old emotionally made her exit from the BBC soap recently, after playing Whitney, Dean, the adoptive daughter of Patsy Palmer’s Bianca Jackson, since 2008. Shona’s angelic voice is no secret to fans, as she’s previously posted her ‘second’ career as a soprano in a gospel choir called UpMass.

Eerie CCTV footage of TV presenter Dr Michael Mosley has been released as the search and rescue operation on the Greek island of Symi enters its third day, with divers scouring the waters, after there were theories that the dad of four might have fallen into the sea.The 67 year old documentary host set off for a coastal stroll on Wednesday while holidaying on the petite island but failed to return. His tracks were reportedly lost, and his location remains a mystery days later, however, many speculated that he may have fainted or fallen off a cliff during the walk but, now CCTV stills reveal him prior to his disappearance.

Good Morning Britain fans have expressed their disappointment after the show's hosts, Kate Garraway and Rob Rinder, failed to cover a major news story. It comes after TV doctor Michael Mosley was reported missing earlier this week on the small Greek island of Symi. The 67 year old has been missing since he didn't return from a coastal walk on Wednesday (June 5) near St Nikolas beach, located south-east of Pedi.

Good Morning Britain presenters have spoken around the disappearance of Dr Michael Mosley.

Kate Garraway faced a wave of criticism today (June 6) as she stepped out of the Good Morning Britain studio to cover the 80th anniversary of D-Day, leaving viewers less than impressed.

Kate Garraway was seen sharing an emotional moment on Good Morning Britain as she held hands with a crying soldier as they remembered her late husband, Derek Draper, amid D-Day commemorations in Normandy.

Good Morning Britain's Kate Garraway has been thrown a lifeline by her generous friends as she deals with a staggering £1.65million in debt.The beloved ITV presenter is currently enjoying some downtime with her family after her "amazing" pals arranged for her to borrow a shiny new car. Taking to Instagram, Kate shared a clip of herself and her dad packing up the new Volvo, ready for a much-needed family getaway to Cornwall.

Kate Garraway has said her late husband 'would approve' as she headed off on her first family break following his tragic death. The Good Morning Britain star announced on January 5 that Derek Draper had sadly passed away, almost four years after the former Labour lobbyist-turned-psychotherapist became ill with Covid.

Kate Garraway has shown off her new car, as she prepares to travel to Cornwall for a holiday with the rest of her family. In a video, shared to her Instagram, Kate shared that she's heading on her "annual family trip" with her parents and wider family.

Good Morning Britain's Kate Garraway is reportedly facing a heart-breaking £150,000 bill stemming from the closure of her late husband Derek Draper's business, Astra Aspera.The ITV star has been hit with demands to pay a £32,000 flat fee on top of 40% of assets recovered from the psychotherapeutic company.The I'm A Celebrity alum, who tragically lost Derek back in January, is also staring down the barrel of an additional £112,836 owing from a director's loan taken out by her former Labour Party advisor husband.This is on top of the staggering debt of £1.5million she is already left with due to the costs of care and dues to taxman. With Astra Aspera Ltd winding up in debt of £184,096.96, Kate was saddled with an extra £716,000 tax bill.

Good Morning Britain was ground to a halt on Thursday, when Kate Middleton stopped her news report make a breaking news announcement. Thursday's presenters Richard Madeley and Susanna Reid were mid way through discussing the recent news that Prime Minister Rishi Sunak had announced a General Election on July 4 when Kate stopped by with urgent news.The presenter stopped her news report to provide the latest update on the Post Office scandal inquiry.

Alex Ritman A24‘s growing range of books, including its much-loved screenplay collection, will soon be available in physical stores around the world for the first time following a deal with independent publisher Mack. The publishing partnership — the first of its kind between a studio and a publishing house — will see A24’s existing line of film, TV, and creator-driven books sold in bookstores globally from September, distributed via Mack’s network in the U.S., Europe and Asia.

Kate Garraway has given fans a glimpse of her garden, admitting it had left her feeling "overwhelmed" following the death of her husband Derek Draper. The Good Morning Britain host, 57, tragically lost her beloved husband earlier this year after he battled serious health issues for four years. Derek, 56, was hospitalised with Covid in 2020 and had his wife and their two children Darcey, 18, and Billy, 14, by his side throughout his ordeal.

Kate Garraway has revealed that she was moved to tears by the overwhelming support she received from her Good Morning Britain colleagues upon her return to work.

Kate Garraway has shared her thoughts on the rumours that Giovanni Pernice has hung up his Strictly Come Dancing shoes after a nine-year stint. The Good Morning Britain host, 57, confessed that if the rumours of professional dancer Giovanni's departure from the BBC show are true, he'll be sorely missed by his fellow stars and the viewing public who've enjoyed watching him light up the dance floor for almost ten years.

Good Morning Britain (GMB) presenter Kate Garraway has said she was 'left in tears' by the numbers of people who came up to her in Manchester to share their difficult stories about living as an unpaid carer. She said a number were demanding that she help to change the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) system that has seen carers pursued for thousands of pounds in overpaid Carer's Allowance.

On Friday's instalment of Good Morning Britain, Labour MP and Shadow Science Secretary Peter Kyle made a live gaffe when he incorrectly referred to Kate Garraway by the wrong name.

Roger Hawes and Janey Smith appeared on My Mum, Your Dad and won the hearts of the nation, but it gave them something utterly life-changing: true love. Now, as they celebrate one year together, the singer and former postman plan to mark the occasion by going back to where it all began. “Our anniversary is 15 May – that’s when we really started dating,” Roger, 59, tells us.

During a slightly uncomfortable moment on Good Morning Britain, host Kate Garraway found herself in an awkward situation with guest Jason Donovan. The ITV morning show saw Kate and co-host Adil Ray chatting with the Australian star about his return to the role of Frank-N-Furter in the Rocky Horror UK tour, reminiscing about his previous stint in 1998.

Kate Garraway has reportedly had to seek help from professionals after being hit with an enormous tax bill.The Good Morning Britain host has enlisted the assistance of specialists to help her tackle the eye-watering fees, which occurred after she closed her late husband Derek Draper's firm. Kate, 57, is said to have been handed a £716,000 tax bill from Derek's psychotherapy company, Astra Aspera Ltd.The firm was shut down with £184,096.96 of debt, according to The Sun, and its closure has left Kate with the huge tax bill.