Nigel Farage loses temper with Piers Morgan in explosive Good Morning Britain row over Donald Trump

Piers Morgan has fumed over the idea of tighter coronavirus restrictions saving Christmas this year. The Good Morning Britain host went off on one of his signature rants this morning while discussing reports that families could be allowed to gather for up to five days during the festive period.

Good Morning Britain is over and Health Secretary Matt Hancock will be appearing on the show tomorrow morning," he posted. The Cabinet minister's appearance will be the first time a member of the government has been interviewed on the ITV show since April.

The ITV daytime line-up are all getting their own Christmas special episodes to air on December 25. The channel has revealed that Christmas morning will be kicking off at 7am with a special Good Morning Britain.Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid will be "celebrating COVID heroes up and down the country, from the likes of Captain Sir Tom [Moore] to the incredible staff of the NHS who saved so many lives".

Susanna Reid has left Good Morning Britain fans cringing as she recreated the orgasm scene from When Harry Met Sally.The GMB star, 49, cried out as she imitated Meg Ryan’s iconic scene, which shows her faking an orgasm in a cafe in the 1989 romantic comedy. Susanna burst out into the saucy celebration as she and Piers Morgan discussed the news that a coronavirus vaccine, which is being developed, could be rolled out by Christmas.

Donald Trump revealed he fell victim to a fake Piers Morgan when an impersonator called up the White House and was diverted to the US President while he was aboard Air Force One. Good Morning Britain host Piers told the staggering story after he admitted finally burying the hatchet with his old friend.

Janet W. Lee After a weeklong wait following a historic, unprecedented campaign cycle during a global pandemic, Joe Biden has been elected the 46th president of the United States.

Presidential Election, according to reports.American media outlets have claimed that he is now to become the 46th President of the United States after winning the state of Pennsylvania.This means he has surpassed the 270 electoral college votes needed for a victory over current leader Donald Trump.Mr Biden, 77, staked his candidacy less on any distinctive political ideology than on galvanising a broad coalition of voters around the notion that Mr Trump posed an existential threat to American

Alexandra Del Rosario Associate Editor/Nights & WeekendsRefresh for more updates: The lead up to the 2020 election, defined by the fatal COVID-19 pandemic, frazzled debates and outlandish conspiracy theories; has been like none other. However after days of waiting, the United States has claimed a new president in Joe Biden.