Lorraine Kelly slams Boris Johnson for dodging Good Morning Britain interview for years

Sir Keir Starmer has accused Boris Johnson and Nicola Sturgeon of stripping Scottish families of their dignity with spending cuts and vowed to win back his party’s former heartlands.

Boris Johnson has been urged to “rethink” the decision not to support a massive carbon capture project in Scotland by the man leading efforts to help the transition from oil and gas to green industries.

Boris Johnson is under pressure to re-introduce covid restrictions to prevent the NHS stumbling into a winter crisis.

Susanna Reid has publicly apologised to a Good Morning Britain guest after the breakfast show failed to show her professor title, despite broadcasting the male professors’ titles. Professor Devi Sridhar, the Chair of Global Public Health, Edinburgh, appeared on Good Morning Britain on Tuesday morning alongside Professor Angus Dalgleish, Professor Adam Finn, and data specialist John Burn-Murdoch to discuss the latest Covid headlines.

Good Morning Britain 's Susanna Reid has apologised on Twitter after fans of the show called out sexism towards a Scots guest.

Boris Johnson has paid tribute to David Amess as “one of the kindest, nicest, most gentle people in politics”.

A recent episode of Good Morning Britain has received over 60 complaints to Ofcom as people perceived presenter Alastair Campbell was being "biased" against the government.

Boris Johnson cannot be trusted on the international stage to do Brexit trade deals, Ireland’s deputy Prime Minister has warned.

Lorraine Kelly, 61, mocked Brooklyn Beckham's The Today Show appearance where he made a breakfast sandwich.The presenter poked fun at the 22 year old star, saying he would be coming onto her show to make 'beans on toast' after he showed viewers how to make an English breakfast sandwich on the US daytime programme. Lorraine spoke to Hollywood correspondent Ross King on her programme on Thursday morning, where she joked Brooklyn's creation was "absolutely fascinating".

Lorraine Kelly has made her feelings on Brooklyn Beckham's new telly career very clear.

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Good Morning Britain hosts are paid to provide us with information about the world on a daily basis, but publicly opening up about their private lives and, case in point, health battles, is also particularly useful. From Susanna Reid's struggles with tinnitus to Kate Garraway's mental health admissions, having the GMB stars talk frankly about their individual health conditions helps raise awareness, lessen stigma and act as support for anyone in similar situations.

Good Morning Britain's Susanna Reid, 50, has opened up about an 'incurable' illness that she has lived with for 17 years.The TV host was diagnosed with tinnitus back in 2004 following the birth of her son Finn, and first opened up on her battle in 2018. She wrote on Twitter at the time: "My tinnitus is so loud right now.

TV star Lorraine Kelly has shared a heartfelt tribute to a former colleague after his passing. Paul Reizin was described as "funny and smart as a whip," by Lorraine, 61, as she took to Twitter to share her tribute.

Lorraine Kelly has spoken out on Katie Price's recent car accident, for which she has been charged with driving while disqualified.The 61 year old made the comments during her regularly scheduled TV programme in her own name on ITV while speaking to Good Morning Britain correspondent Nick Dixon.