Boris Johnson has invited Nicola Sturgeon to a UK summit on the cost of living crisis after phoning the First Minister to thank her for her support for Ukraine.
15.06.2022 - 13:51 / ok.co.uk
Longtime daytime TV presenter Lorraine Kelly has said that Prime Minister Boris Johnson has so far snubbed her invitation to appear as a guest on her self-titled ITV show. The 62 year old presenter has said that Boris is welcome as a guest on her TV show “whenever he likes” after the prime minister asked “Who’s Lorraine?” when appearing on ITV last month. The prime minister took part in a Good Morning Britain interview in May, and Susanna Reid who had mentioned Lorraine's show, which airs place at 9am every weekday - and has since 2010 - straight after GMB.
Referencing his lack of recognition of her, Lorraine told the Daily Mirror: “I have met him a couple of times – but clearly I didn’t make much of an impression. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter . She continued: “But, absolutely, he can come on my show whenever he likes.
We have asked him. But he hasn’t taken up our invitation so far. “He’s probably the first prime minister I’ve not interviewed.
David Cameron came on a few times and Theresa May, and the leaders of the opposition have many times. “It’s strange. It seems slightly odd.
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