Kate Garraway says Derek Draper 'should be here' at NTAs in emotional speech

Viewers were blown away by Kate Garraway's emotional film, Finding Derek, last year.The documentary followed her husband Derek Draper's battle with Covid-19 and showed how her family coped while he was in hospital. The film, which recently won an NTA award, included raw footage of Derek's fight against Covid-19 that left him hospitalised in 2020.

Good Morning Britain host Ben Shephard has hailed his co-star Kate Garraway and said it is an "honour" and "privilege" to work alongside her. The 46 year old opened up on his close relationship with GMB co-host Kate, 54, after she was awarded the TRIC Special Award for her heartbreaking ITV documentary, Finding Derek, which chronicled her husband Derek Draper's year-long battle with coronavirus.

Kate Garraway has shared the rather unique way she and husband Derek Draper spent their anniversary this year.The Good Morning Britain star, 54, celebrated her 16 year anniversary with Derek on 10 September. It's been a tumultuous year for the couple, following Derek's battle with Covid.

Kate Garraway has been announced as the presenter of new BBC health series Doctor, Can You See Me Now? with Dr Guddi Singh.The six-part series for BBC Two uses the "latest augmented reality know-how and medical imaging technology to allow patients to see inside their own bodies", in order to "better understand their medical condition and the treatment choices available to them".

Loose Women star Nadia Sawalha has penned an emotional tribute to Kate Garraway after the latter won the NTA for Best Authored Documentary.MORE: Look back at Kate Garraway's wedding to Derek Draper following emotional weekThe star had been nominated for her incredibly moving documentary Finding Derek, which charted how she and her family coped when her husband, Derek Draper, was hospitalised after contracting coronavirus.WATCH: Kate Garraway breaks down in tears following NTAs winIn a heartfelt

Kate Garraway was back in her chair on Good Morning Britain this morning with co-host Martin Lewis after her glitzy night out at the National Television Awards, sponsored by OK!, where her documentary, Finding Derek, won the gong for Authored Documentary. She spoke on the ITV breakfast show about her emotional call to her husband Derek to tell him the “bittersweet” news that the documentary won.

TV presenter Kate Garraway took to Instagram today to share with her one million followers a sweet snap of her husband Derek as she video called him to tell him their documentary “Finding Derek” won at the National Television Awards, sponsored by OK!, last night. The GMB favourite shared the video call screengrab which shows her in the corner holding the NTA gong as she share the news with Derek.

Kate Garraway has shared a new photo of her husband Derek Draper, following her incredible win at the National Television Awards for Best Authored Documentary.MORE: Kate Garraway breaks down in tears after NTAs win for Finding DerekThe star had been nominated for her incredibly moving documentary Finding Derek, which charted how she and her family coped when her husband, Derek Draper, was hospitalised after contracting coronavirus. WATCH: Kate Garraway breaks down in tears after NTAs winTaking

Kate Garraway broke down in tears as she made an emotional speech after the Good Morning Britain presenter won a National Television Award for Best Authored Documentary. MORE: Holly Willoughby, Frankie Bridge and more wow in stunning gowns at the NTAs - all the picturesThe documentary was up against Marcus Rashford's Feeding Britain's Children, Katie Price's Harvey And Me, Roman Kemp's Our Silent Emergency and Rob Burrow's My Year with MND.