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direct to your inboxKate Garraway has reflected on her 'darkest times' during the pandemic - as well as what she has learnt in the past year. The Good Morning Britain star has spoken openly about the impact coronavirus has had on her husband Derek Draper.

Kate Garraway has undeniably had the most difficult 12 months since her husband Derek Draper was admitted to hospital after falling seriously ill with Covid-19.While now free of the virus, the Good Morning Britain host's partner remains in a critical condition and is thought to be the UK's longest surviving Covid-19 inpatient.MORE: Kate Garraway reveals she's still waiting to see Derek Draper after two-month gapWATCH: Kate Garraway on winning our Inspiration Of The Year awardSharing with HELLO!

Kate Garraway has revealed she hasn't been able to see husband Derek for two months as he continues his agonising battle with coronavirus in hospital.The broadcaster, who recently clashed with Dominic Raab live on air, admitted that because of the latest in lockdown in the UK, she's unfortunately not been able to see Derek face-to-face.The 53 year old made the revelation while interviewing boxer Frank Bruno with co-host Ben Shepherd on Friday's instalment of Good Morning Britain.

Kate Garraway has revealed she is yet to see her husband Derek Draper as he remains in a coma in hospital after contracting COVID-19.Appearing on Friday's Good Morning Britain, the host - who hasn't been able to visit her partner since Christmas - spoke with former heavyweight boxer Frank Bruno, who sent a sweet message of support.READ: Kate Garraway reveals struggle with sleeping amid Derek Draper's COVID battleWATCH: Kate Garraway reveals she's been feeling low since Christmas"If you see your

Good Morning Britain presenters spend their time outside of the studio? Piers Morgan, Kate Garraway, Ben Shephard and the rest of the crew have all shared glimpses at their home life on social media, showing their stylish properties across London and the South East. Scroll through the gallery to see inside the Good Morning Britain presenters' homes…SEE: Kate Garraway's incredible home with her husband revealed: an inside tourGMB Showbiz presenter Richard Arnold shared a peek at the entrance to

Kate Garraway has revealed she suffered a sleepless night on Tuesday, hours after clashing with a Good Morning Britain guest over coronavirus vaccine passports.Speaking to co-host Ben Shephard the following morning, the 53-year-old - whose husband Derek Draper remains in hospital - explained: "There is a lot going on with my hair this morning, Ben! I did say to our team please could you put some extra sugar in my coffee this morning, I am going to need it.MORE: Kate Garraway pictured after

Lorraine Kelly has joined the campaign to get Ru Paul's Drag Race UK song with fellow Scot Lawrence Chaney as this year's Eurovision entry.

direct to your inboxLorraine Kelly has admitted to her upset over those who break coronavirus restrictions because of pal Kate Garraway. The ITV presenter has watched her co-star of many years suffer as husband Derek Draper battled coronavirus and the lasting damage it has caused.

Ben Shephard has come up with the perfect present for his wife, Annie.Taking to Instagram on Wednesday evening, the Good Morning Britain star shared a short video with his fans, explaining how he planned to treat his spouse.MORE: GMB stars' wedding photos unveiled: Kate Garraway, Piers Morgan, Ben Shephard & more"I think I've come up with a pretty good plan for Valentine's Day for Annie for the first time in our 25 year relationship," he revealed. WATCH: Ben Shephard reveals his Valentine's Day