Kate Garraway says she won't turn Finding Derek documentary into a series insisting

Kate Garraway has paid a heartfelt tribute to the "utterly breath-taking" work that nurses do every day during her appearance at the Who Cares Wins Awards.During Sunday night's ceremony, the Good Morning Britain host was asked about her husband Derek Draper's recovery – and she gave viewers a promising update.READ: Kate Garraway reveals the advice her dad gave to husband Derek before marrying herWATCH: Kate Garraway breaks down in tears after NTAs win"He's had a good day today," she told host

Kate Garraway got emotional as she shared an update on her husband Derek Draper’s condition as he continues on his journey to recover from COVID-19.The 54 year old’s husband was one of the first British celebrities publicly diagnosed as contracting the virus in March 2020, and he endured a series of complications in hospital as well as being put in an induced coma. Derek is now home with his wife and children Darcey, 15, and William, 12, but he remains on a long road.

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.

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Kate Garraway has said husband Derek Draper is making some good progress as he now "understands everything".The former lobbyist, 54, was first admitted to hospital in March 2020 after he contracted COVID. He was then in intensive care for months before leaving hospital one year later.MORE: Kate Garraway returns to radio work after sharing heartbreaking update on husband's healthSpeaking on Wednesday's Good Morning Britain, the presenter revealed: "His eyes lit up.

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 revealed it’s hers and husband Derek Draper’s 16th wedding anniversary in a heartfelt dedication to her husband on Good Morning Britain today, Friday, September 10.The 54 year old presenter was chatting to chat show host Lorraine Kelly about what was coming up on her programme when she dropped in how she planned to celebrate her landmark win at the National Television Awards, with were sponsored by OK!, with Derek when she gets home.

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.

Kate Garraway has spoken out on the possibility of making another documentary after her impressive win at the National Television Awards Thursday night for Finding Derek, saying the focus would be on her new life as "a 24 hour carer".The Good Morning Britain presenter was almost lost for words when presenter Davina McCall revealed she was the winner in the brand new Authored Documentary category.

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Kate Garraway grappled with tears as she accepted an award at the National Television Awards for her documentary about her husband Derek Draper’s battle with COVID-19.

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.