Piers Morgan names which Royal sent him a message of support after he quit Good Morning Britain

Alastair Campbell has joined Good Morning Britain as a new presenter - but he insists he’s not the new Piers Morgan and will only be keeping the seat warm for three days. Former Labour spin doctor Alastair will co-host the ITV breakfast news show alongside Susanna Reid for Mental Health Awareness Week in May, but for the moment his role is confined to a guest appearance.

Richard Madeley has been tipped to replace Piers Morgan on Good Morning Britain following his explosive exit over Meghan Markle complaints.The former This Morning host, 64, who has previously stood in for Piers, will be accompanying Susanna Reid, 50, on the popular morning show in June which could become a permanent position if the “trial” goes well. Richard has previously filled in for the role on the ITV show and has proven to be a hit with viewers in the past.

Piers Morgan is set to return to TV screens for the first time since quitting Good Morning Britain to give a tell-all interview.The 56-year-old presenter sensationally quit the ITV show last month following his rant on Meghan Markle after her bombshell Oprah Winfrey interview alongside her husband Prince Harry. But Piers will appear on Fox Nation’s Tucker Carlson Today show on Monday for a one-hour interview to give his side of the events that led to him leaving GMB.

Good Morning Britain has been hit by Ofcom complaints after Alex Beresford replaced Piers Morgan as a main presenter on the show last week. Alex, 40, anchored the hit ITV breakfast show alongside Kate Garraway, 53, last Friday, 26 March – just weeks after he was embroiled in an on-air argument with Piers, which saw him storming off the set of the show.

EXCLUSIVE: ITV’s television chief Kevin Lygo has said that Piers Morgan will be impossible to replace on Good Morning Britain after the presenter exited the show in a firestorm over his Meghan Markle tirade.

Susanna Reid will reportedly be turned into Good Morning Britain's "solo star" after Piers Morgan quit the show earlier this month. It's been said that ITV bosses are keen to keep the 50 year old happy in her role as they don't want her to leave like her former co-presenter Piers, who recently confirmed he quit after refusing to apologise over his comments on the Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle.

Piers Morgan turned 56 on Tuesday, and he didn’t let the lockdown get in the way of him having a great time.The former Good Morning Britain host took advantage of the ease in the lockdown restrictions, which allows for six people or to households to meet outside.The star hosted a barbecue party alongside his three sons Spencer, 27, Stanley, 23, and Albert, 20, as well as his nine-year-old daughter Elise.