Good Morning Britain cancelled for Christmas over Covid fears

ITV Good Morning Britain presenter Kate Garraway has shared an upsetting update about husband Derek Draper.

It may be Christmas Day but Good Morning Britain will still be on to kickstart the festivities.

Josie Gibson found herself in the midst of a hilarious on-air blunder when she didn't realise she was live on Good Morning Britain. On Thursday morning's instalment of the ITV show, Andi Peters revealed that 36 year old Josie, who was on location in Crystal Palace, would be letting viewers know about their big competition.

Actor David Harewood complimented Andi Peters' buff physique in a hilarious segment on Good Morning Britain. The acting star, 56, has appeared in huge hits The Night Manager and Homeland but all the attention was on Andi Peters, his well fitted shirt and biceps.

ITV - with the exception being Channel 5 show Celebrities: What's Happened To Your Face?The most complained about show of the year was breakfast programme Good Morning Britain - in particular the episode which aired on March 8. There were 54,595 complaints about this instalment of the ITV series, which focused heavily on the interview between Oprah Winfrey and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

Piers Morgan is hoping to see in the New Year in his home in Los Angeles.The 56-year-old owns a palatial five-bedroom property in a sought after neighbourhood which he expects to visit if travel restrictions allow. Speaking on Twitter, the presenter said that he and his wife Celia Walden and their nine-year-old daughter Elise have plans to visit their second home over the festive period.

The Queen has cancelled all of her Christmas plans in the wake of the Omicron Covid variant rapidly spreading across the UK. The 95 year old monarch has spent Christmas day at her Sandringham estate for decades, but will now be spending it at Windsor Castle for a second year running as a result of the ongoing pandemic.

Good Morning Britain” will remain off air between Christmas and January 2022 due to concerns about the new COVID-19 variant, Variety has confirmed.The show aired on Monday morning, presented by Charlotte Hawkins and Adil Ray, and will continue to broadcast until the end of this week. A pre-recorded special will air on Christmas Day from 7-9am.However the shows that were planned between Christmas and New Year’s Eve have been cancelled.

Good Morning Britain's episodes between Christmas and New Year have been cancelled amid fears of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. ITV bosses are said to have made the call after concerns among staff and presenters about the pandemic continued to mount.The pre-Christmas episodes of the ITV news show will go ahead, but presenters are said to have been asked to do their own hair and makeup for the show.

ITV daytime fans will notice that there’s a big change happening on our screens this week, as Good Morning Britain and Lorraine have joined forces for a super-sized show. For the next five days, the ITV morning programmes, usually hosted by Susanna Reid and Lorraine Kelly, will be fronted by different presenters, while both are due to be broadcast from the GMB studio.