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Kate Garraway was noticeably absent from Good Morning Britain on Thursday, leaving viewers confused. Her usual co-hosts, Richard Madeley and Charlotte Hawkins, presented the show alongside newsreader Marverine Cole. Kate’s absence comes after the recent airing of her emotional documentary about her husband Derek’s battle with COVID-19 and the challenges they faced during his illness. Kate had previously spoken about the impact of caring for Derek and the financial burden it has placed on her family. She has also highlighted the need for more support for carers and those with long-term health conditions.
A guest on ‘Good Morning Britain’ shocked viewers and presenters Richard Madeley and Susanna Reid by revealing he had resorted to pulling his own teeth with pliers due to lack of access to dental care. Despite not having seen a dentist for over 15 years, the guest had attempted to address his dental issues on his own, leaving viewers and the hosts stunned.
Susanna Reid has shared her favourite memories from presenting Good Morning Britain over the past decade, including the encouraging words from co-presenter Ben Shephard on the first day and covering the Queen’s funeral. Reid also recalled the pressure of presenting a brand-new morning TV show in April 2014 and the funny incident when former politician Ed Balls accidentally kicked her in the head live on TV.
Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper dropped an expletive on live television during an interview on ‘Good Morning Britain.’ Susanna Reid quickly apologized for the slip-up, while Cooper expressed regret for her choice of language. Cooper used the incident to criticize Rishi Sunak’s Rwanda policy, calling it an ‘election gimmick’ and highlighting her own party’s alternative plans.
During a heated discussion about the government’s Rwanda plan, Labour MP Yvette Cooper inadvertently uttered an expletive on live television, prompting an immediate apology from GMB host Susanna Reid. The incident occurred during an interview where Cooper criticized the plan, calling it a ‘gimmick’ and quoting the Home Secretary as describing it with the same derogatory term. Reid swiftly intervened, stating that such language was unacceptable on television. Despite the slip-up, Cooper and Reid maintained a professional demeanor throughout the segment.
