ITV's Lorraine Kelly poses with rarely-seen lookalike daughter Rosie as she prepares to give birth

Viewers were shocked at a throwback picture of Susanna Reid during a segment of Good Morning Britain on Tuesday 15 May when she revealed her acting background.The presenter was interviewing Casualty star Derek Thompson when she opened up about her television beginnings as an actress. Susanna starred in Channel 4’s The Price in 1985 - making Susanna just 13 years old at the time. Ed Balls was particularly intrigued and asked Derek: “Could she have been a star of the stage or the screen rather than television?” Derek looked momentarily confused before confirming: “We all thought you were going to be a star.” As Susanna went on to explain more about her time on television, she dropped the bomb that Succession’s Dame Harriet Walter played her mum.

Piers Morgan returned to ITV breakfast this morning to chat with Lorraine Kelly about his recent episode of Uncensored where he interviewed the ‘real life’ Martha from Netflix series Baby Reindeer. However, as Piers sat down with Lorraine, he made a dig about his old co-stars as he returned to the studio where he worked for six years on Good Morning Britain.

Casualty star Derek Thompson has opened up about his exit from the BBC soap after 38 years as Charlie Fairhead - and he's hinted that there's more to his departure than meets the eye.The actor, 76, stopped by Good Morning Britain on Tuesday to chat about his new role in detective drama Blue Lights. When asked by host Susanna Reid why he left Casualty after nearly four decades, Derek hesitantly replied: "That's all rather confused." After being pressed on the matter, he added: "It's confused in that there is a truth and the truth has been rather garnished.

Piers Morgan has appeared on Lorraine after his bombshell interview with Baby Reindeer's 'real-life Martha' Fiona Harvey which aired on Thursday.

Good Morning Britain's Laura Tobin has appeared on live TV rocking her BAFTA gown on air after a night out with Lorraine Kelly.

Jorgie Porter had fans doing a double-take as she shared some loved-up snaps with her fiance Ollie Piotrowski. The Hollyoaks actress and her beau looked like the perfect couple as they attended the BAFTA Television Awards on Sunday (May 12).

Lorraine Kelly has declared her love for her ITV co-star as she was flooded with praise and support following her big night at the BAFTA Television Awards. The presenter was presented with a special award at the ceremony on Sunday (May 12) after being given the news live on her own show last month.

Good Morning Britain started a brand new week on Monday (May 13) with Ed Balls and Susanna Reid ready to spill the latest news stories from around the globe. One of the main topics of discussion was the recent BAFTA TV awards, where beloved Scottish presenter, Lorraine Kelly, received a special honour for her undeniable impact on television over the years.Clearly Laura Tobin had a whale of a time celebrating at the event, appearing at work the next day still donning her shimmering gown.

Eurovision legend Cheryl Baker says Olly Alexander has little chance of success on Saturday night even though she desperately wants him to win for the UK.The 33 year old Years And Years frontman took to the stage representing the UK with his song Dizzy on Tuesday night, 7 May, and gave fans their first live taste of the track during a semi-finals show, but the reactions were incredibly mixed – with some already totally ruling him out of the running. Cheryl, who won Eurovision in 1981 as part of pop band Bucks Fizz, sides with those bluntly claiming the tune is not strong enough to go all the way at Saturday's final, 11 May, and says if Olly wants to win, he must make some important changes with little over 48 hours to go. Speaking to the Mirror on behalf of Heart Bingo, she issued a blunt 4-word statement about what she thought of the song when she first heard it, saying: "OK, this is good." However she continued: "I like the song, I just don't think it's strong enough to win.

ITV's This Morning had a bit of a bumpy start on Wednesday when presenter Ben Shephard teased Cat Deeley live on air, accusing her of dressing like a dancer from Eurovision. Prior to the exchange, Lorraine Kelly had conducted an interview with Eurovision Song Contest UK entry Olly Alexander.

Martin Lewis has announced that he will return as a presenter on Good Morning Britain, alongside co-host Susanna Reid, on Wednesday 8 May.The money saving expert and BBC Sounds podcast presenter occasionally steps in to host the programme, however, due to his hectic schedule, he is unable to appear on the show very often. On Tuesday, 7 May, the 51 year old said: “Tomorrow morning from 6am, I’m looking forward to sitting next to @susannahreid100 to present @GMB.

Emmerdale fans were left distracted when fan favourites Mark Charnock and Zoe Henry appeared on Good Morning Britain for a joint interview.The duo, who portray Marlon Dingle and Rhona Goskirk in the hit ITV soap, joined Susanna Reid and Ed Balls via video link from Emmerdale's iconic The Woolpack pub on Tuesday, 7 May. Mark, 55, and Zoe, 50, discussed their characters' upcoming storyline, which sees their marriage begin to breakdown.The actors also spoke about the on-going abuse storyline involving Belle Dingle (Eden Taylor-Draper) and Tom King (James Chase).

Lorraine Kelly has given fans a glimpse into her Bank Holiday Monday, and it's as cosy as you'd expect.The ITV star, who recently shared the exciting news of her daughter Rosie Smith's pregnancy, took to Instagram to share an adorable photo of Rosie's dachshund Ruby, all snuggled up in a tartan blanket. Captioning the snap, Lorraine wrote: "Bank holiday vibes from @rubyisasausage - she's decided to sleep most of the day to recharge after a weekend of being adorable which is obviously exhausting #cute #sausagedog #sleepy #dogsofinstagram." Fans were quick to gush over the cute doggy snap, with one commenting: "Photos like this melt my heart." Another added: "Adorable! Must be so exhausting being that cute," while a third noted: "I saw on the news this week that dachshunds are the sleepiest dogs.This boy loves his naps too! " One follower shared a heartfelt message under Lorraine's post, writing: "We lost our dog after 13 yrs we are heartbroken cherish every minute x." Last week, Lorraine and her daughter Rosie headed out to the Golden Chopsticks Awards, with the TV star sharing an Instagram snap from the bash showing the pair looking stunning as they smiled for the camera.

Lorraine Kelly has wowed her loyal fanbase after she wore an "elegant" dress from high street favourite Phase Eight recently.

ITV's Good Morning Britain has sparked intrigue after 'snubbing' Ben Shephard in a social media post marking the show's 10th anniversary, following his departure from GMB.

It was a milestone moment for Good Morning Britain this week as the ITV show marked ten years on screen, commemorating the moment with a post to the show's official Instagram.The post looked through the show's presenters over the years, but appeared to snub Ben Shephard, who was a regular on GMB since it's 2014 launch, before taking to This Morning earlier this year.The account wrote: "10 years have flown by! Let's look back at some of our presenters through the years.” A carousel of pictures then showed presenters such as Susanna Reid, Kate Garraway, Charlotte Hawkins, Richard Madeley and Ranvir Singh, money expert Martin Lewis, weather forecaster Laura Tobin, Richard Arnold and Adil Ray. Many spotted that Ben was missing from the post, along with Piers Morgan.

Richard Madeley has been labelled a 'hypocrite' after he criticised a shoplifter and demanded 'proof' that people are starving whilst presenting Good Morning Britain.

Good Morning Britain host Richard Madeley took a moment to update viewers on ITV colleague Rageh Omaar after a 'medical emergency' left fans concerned during a news segment on Friday, 26 April. The news anchor was taken ill during Friday evening’s News At Ten, when Rageh appeared to battle with his speech prompting widespread alarm from viewers at home.

Good Morning Britain has expressed gratitude to its viewers as it marks a decade on air. The ITV breakfast show celebrated the milestone by posting a video on Instagram featuring presenters Susanna Reid, Charlotte Hawkins and weather presenter Laura Tobin reacting to a clip from the first episode.

Ben Shephard was left saying 'it's over' with Cat Deeley after she was left jokingly unimpressed by his cheeky behaviour live on air. The pair joined forces last month as the new permanent hosts of This Morning, replacing Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield.