3 h. ago Good Morning Britain hit with hundreds of Ofcom complaints as viewers left in tears

The interview saw a 100-year-old veteran talk to Adil Ray and Kate Garraway.

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3 h. ago 'Traditional' London pub close to a royal park has 'one of best views in Britain'

'Traditional' London pub close to a royal park has 'one of best views in Britain'  MyLondon

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3 h. ago Good Morning Britain slapped with complaints as angry viewers 'switch off'

Good Morning Britain viewers were left fuming on Wednesday

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6 h. ago Good Morning Britain's Susanna Reid says 'it's like pulling teeth' as fans 'switch off'

Good Morning Britain viewers were left feeling frustrated during Wednesday's show

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30 h. ago Good Morning Britain's Ranvir Singh interrupts show to share 'bad news'

On Tuesday's instalment of Good Morning Britain, ITV viewers saw Richard Madeley and Susanna Reid detail the latest headlines.

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43 h. ago The Guardian view on the BBC under siege: Britain must defend its own truth | Editorial

With Donald Trump circling and Labour ministers wavering, defending the corporation’s independence is now a test of national willThe chair of the BBC, Samir Shah, struck a defensive tone in his interview to explain the mess the broadcaster has found itself in. The impression was of an organisation under siege rather than one confidently self-correcting. Mr Shah will be busy. He must find a new director general after Tim Davie resigned. Gone too is the CEO of news, Deborah Turness. Both resigned after an exhausting rightwing campaign which cried bias at every turn and was energised by an absurd transatlantic attempt to paint the BBC as part of a global liberal conspiracy.A giant like the BBC will make mistakes. The failure is not owning them fast enough and moving on. The corporation remains one of Britain’s few genuinely national institutions – and ministers say it is a “light on the hill” for people here and abroad. The BBC is the most trusted source of news in ...

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4 d. ago Jamie Carragher brands Brexit a 'big mistake', with Liverpool legend airing views on immigration and Britain's 'anger' after Gary Neville's 'middle

Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher has weighed in on the country's political situation and given his views on several key topics of contention. 

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5 d. ago Coronation Street’s newest villain reveals it’s her first TV job as she’s set to become most hated woman in Britain

CORONATION Street’s newest villain is about to become the most hated woman in Britain - and it’s her first TV job. Viewers watched on Wednesday as actress Beth Nixon made her debut on the ITV show as a paedophile PE coach with her 15-year-old victim Will Driscoll. Joining the soap, Beth found it to be...

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5 d. ago Good Morning Britain fans left 'crying' as WW2 veteran makes heartbreaking admission

Good Morning Britain viewers were left heartbroken after watching an emotional interview on Friday

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5 d. ago ITV Good Morning Britain fans left baffled by Kate Garraway minutes into show

Good Morning Britain presenter Kate Garraway left viewers confused during Friday's live show

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5 d. ago Good Morning Britain's Kate Garraway leaves viewers confused minutes into live broadcast

ITV Good Morning Britain viewers were left confused just minutes into Friday's live show

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6 d. ago Tory MP Robert Jenrick told off by GMB's Kate Garraway as he swears on live show

Tory MP Robert Jenrick has upset the viewers of Good Morning Britain after swearing live on air in an interview with presenters Ed Balls and Kate Garraway

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9 d. ago ITV Good Morning Britain star delivers 'absolutely tragic' news after sad death

Good Morning Britain presenter Ranvir Singh told viewers of the ITV show that a nine-month-old baby was killed in a dog attack

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1 week ago The Guardian view on Andrew’s downfall: Britain’s relationship with the royals needs a reset | Editorial

The former prince’s retirement from public life is welcome. Problems around royal secrecy and entitlement remain to be tackledPrince Andrew is no more. Henceforth the king’s younger brother will be known as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor. With the Thursday night announcement, and the news that Mr Mountbatten Windsor will quit his 30-room home in Windsor, the monarch hopes to draw a line under the shame of the former prince’s friendship with the dead sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, and alleged sexual assault of Virginia Giuffre when she was 17, which he has always denied.These “censures” – as Buckingham Palace termed them – were made necessary by Mr Mountbatten Windsor’s poor judgment and deceit, including the lie that he had broken off contact with Epstein in 2010. But the real damage was done by his grotesquely entitled behaviour and appalling choice of friends. It should not have taken the painful details in Ms Giuffre’s posthumous memoir, an extract of which was pub...

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1 week ago Good Morning Britain star blasted by viewers after 'painful' ITV moment

Good Morning Britain viewers were left fuming as the ITV1 competition saw a couple left confused by Andi Peters' call

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1 week ago Good Morning Britain viewers fume 'this is painful' after 'cruel' call

Good Morning Britain viewers were left baffled after a competition call.

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1 week ago Good Morning Britain star quits after 25 years as ITV viewers left 'gutted'

Good Morning Britain star Richard Gaisford has announced he's stepping down from the ITV programme after having had the "best job in TV news" for the last 25 years

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2 w. ago The Guardian view on state failure: Britain’s crisis is not just one of investment, but also of upkeep | Editorial

Fixing prisons, hospitals and local councils means rejecting austerity’s logic and recognising that state spending builds competence, not wasteThe fiasco over the accidental release of Hadush Kebatu, who was serving a sentence for sexual assault and due to be deported from HMP Chelmsford, is a symptom of a wider problem. What ails the British state is that it has built, and is building, what it cannot seem to maintain.A decade of attrition has hollowed out public services to the extent that they struggle to function coherently or plan beyond the next crisis. Under the Tories, state spending grew by just over 1% a year – well below the long-run trend of 2.6% per year. This hides the fact that Britain’s fiscal story since 2010 has been an emphasis on capital spending that sends ministers reaching for hard hats, but doesn’t keep the lights on. However, investment without maintenance is just decay.Do you have an opinion on the issues raised in this article? If you wo...

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2 w. ago ITV Good Morning Britain star shares heartbreaking news update as fans say 'it's scary'

Good Morning Britain hosts Ed Balls and Charlotte Hawkins updated viewers on the latest news from across the UK and around the world on Monday (October 27)

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2 w. ago Pride of Britain Awards viewers 'gone' after emotional reunion for Lifetime Achievement winner

Pride of Britain viewers watched as some of the most inspirational people in the country were honoured at the emotional awards ceremony in London

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