On Saturday 3 May 2025, BBC One broadcasts Bridge of Lies!
Episode Summary
The upcoming episode of “Bridge of Lies” on BBC One promises to be an exciting celebrity special. Ross Kemp will take the helm as the host, guiding four well-known presenters through a series of challenging quiz questions. This episode features Charlotte Hawkins, Kaye Adams, Ade Adepitan, and Matt Allwright, all of whom are ready to showcase their knowledge and skills.
Viewers can expect a mix of fun and tension as the celebrities compete against each other. The quiz format keeps everyone on their toes, with high stakes and the possibility of winning for charity. Each presenter brings their own unique personality to the game, making for an entertaining and engaging experience.
As the episode unfolds, the challenges will test not only the contestants’ knowledge but also their ability to work under pressure. The audience will be treated to moments of laughter,...
Episode Summary
The upcoming episode of “Bridge of Lies” on BBC One promises to be an exciting celebrity special. Ross Kemp will take the helm as the host, guiding four well-known presenters through a series of challenging quiz questions. This episode features Charlotte Hawkins, Kaye Adams, Ade Adepitan, and Matt Allwright, all of whom are ready to showcase their knowledge and skills.
Viewers can expect a mix of fun and tension as the celebrities compete against each other. The quiz format keeps everyone on their toes, with high stakes and the possibility of winning for charity. Each presenter brings their own unique personality to the game, making for an entertaining and engaging experience.
As the episode unfolds, the challenges will test not only the contestants’ knowledge but also their ability to work under pressure. The audience will be treated to moments of laughter,...
- 5/3/2025
- by Olly Green
- TV Regular
Lorraine Kelly and other people from the TV industry have paid tribute to Paul O’Grady, who died on Tuesday (28 March) evening.
The news of O’Grady’s death was announced by his partner Andre Portasio.
“It is with great sadness that I inform you that Paul has passed away unexpectedly but peacefully yesterday evening,” he said. “We ask, at this difficult time, that whilst you celebrate his life you also respect our privacy as we come to terms with this loss.
“He will be greatly missed by his loved ones, friends, family, animals and all those who enjoyed his humour, wit and compassion.
“I know that he would want me to thank you for all the love you have shown him over the years.”
Many from the TV industry paid tribute to O’Grady after news emerged of his death.
“Such sad news,” wrote Lorraine Kelly. “Paul O’Grady – funny,...
The news of O’Grady’s death was announced by his partner Andre Portasio.
“It is with great sadness that I inform you that Paul has passed away unexpectedly but peacefully yesterday evening,” he said. “We ask, at this difficult time, that whilst you celebrate his life you also respect our privacy as we come to terms with this loss.
“He will be greatly missed by his loved ones, friends, family, animals and all those who enjoyed his humour, wit and compassion.
“I know that he would want me to thank you for all the love you have shown him over the years.”
Many from the TV industry paid tribute to O’Grady after news emerged of his death.
“Such sad news,” wrote Lorraine Kelly. “Paul O’Grady – funny,...
- 3/29/2023
- by Peony Hirwani
- The Independent - TV
Susanna Reid has thanked ex co-host Piers Morgan for making her a more “argumentative: presenter.
The 52-year-old celebrated her 20th anniversary of hosting morning television on Wednesday’s episode of Good Morning Britain (22 March).
Reid called out Piers, thanking him for making her a “more probing” interviewer.
“Just a huge thank you to Piers Morgan of this parish – five years alongside him,” she said. “He made me bolder, more argumentative, more difficult, I think more probing... asking tricky questions.”
She continued: “We went into battle every day,.” Reid said that the show had “been slightly different since” he left.
The presenter also used the opportunity to pay tribute to her late co-host Bill Turnbull, who she first started hosting morning TV with. Turnbull died in 2022, aged 66, from prostate cancer.
After being told that Gmb had been inundated with support for Reid, presenter Charlotte Hawkins read out a message from a viewer.
The 52-year-old celebrated her 20th anniversary of hosting morning television on Wednesday’s episode of Good Morning Britain (22 March).
Reid called out Piers, thanking him for making her a “more probing” interviewer.
“Just a huge thank you to Piers Morgan of this parish – five years alongside him,” she said. “He made me bolder, more argumentative, more difficult, I think more probing... asking tricky questions.”
She continued: “We went into battle every day,.” Reid said that the show had “been slightly different since” he left.
The presenter also used the opportunity to pay tribute to her late co-host Bill Turnbull, who she first started hosting morning TV with. Turnbull died in 2022, aged 66, from prostate cancer.
After being told that Gmb had been inundated with support for Reid, presenter Charlotte Hawkins read out a message from a viewer.
- 3/22/2023
- by Megan Graye
- The Independent - TV
Good Morning Britain is welcoming a new host this week, with broadcaster Gordon Smart joining the show this Thursday (29 December).
Smart, 42, is one of a roster of presenters who are taking over hosting duties while regulars Kate Garraway, Ben Shephard and Susanna Reid are having time off over Christmas.
The journalist, editor and broadcaster will present alongside Charlotte Hawkins on Thursday 29 and Friday 30 December.
“I’m thrilled to be joining the amazing stable of talent, in front and behind the camera, on Good Morning Britain,” he said.
“So many of the issues facing the country right now are close to home and I’m relishing the chance to join the debate.”
Smart’s background includes being the youngest editor of The Sun’s Bizarre Showbiz column, when he was 26. He later edited The Scottish Sun and was deputy editor at the National Edition in 2016.
He has also hosted shows on talkSPORT,...
Smart, 42, is one of a roster of presenters who are taking over hosting duties while regulars Kate Garraway, Ben Shephard and Susanna Reid are having time off over Christmas.
The journalist, editor and broadcaster will present alongside Charlotte Hawkins on Thursday 29 and Friday 30 December.
“I’m thrilled to be joining the amazing stable of talent, in front and behind the camera, on Good Morning Britain,” he said.
“So many of the issues facing the country right now are close to home and I’m relishing the chance to join the debate.”
Smart’s background includes being the youngest editor of The Sun’s Bizarre Showbiz column, when he was 26. He later edited The Scottish Sun and was deputy editor at the National Edition in 2016.
He has also hosted shows on talkSPORT,...
- 12/27/2022
- by Ellie Harrison
- The Independent - TV
Adil Ray believes “a line has been crossed” by Jeremy Clarkson’s controversial rant about Meghan Markle.
While discussing Clarkson’s comments on Monday’s show (19 December), the Good Morning Britain host said: “Our words have consequences. We sometimes spark debate but we know our words have consequences.”
Clarkson found himself on the receiving end of backlash with his recent column for The Sun, published on Friday (16 December).
He wrote of Markle: “At night, I’m unable to sleep as I lie there, grinding my teeth and dreaming of the day when she is made to parade naked through the streets of every town in Britain while the crowds chant, ‘Shame!’ and throw lumps of excrement at her.”
The former Top Gear host said that he hates Markle, but not in the same way he hates Nicola Sturgeon or Rose West, for example: “I hate her on a cellular level,...
While discussing Clarkson’s comments on Monday’s show (19 December), the Good Morning Britain host said: “Our words have consequences. We sometimes spark debate but we know our words have consequences.”
Clarkson found himself on the receiving end of backlash with his recent column for The Sun, published on Friday (16 December).
He wrote of Markle: “At night, I’m unable to sleep as I lie there, grinding my teeth and dreaming of the day when she is made to parade naked through the streets of every town in Britain while the crowds chant, ‘Shame!’ and throw lumps of excrement at her.”
The former Top Gear host said that he hates Markle, but not in the same way he hates Nicola Sturgeon or Rose West, for example: “I hate her on a cellular level,...
- 12/19/2022
- by Ella Kipling
- The Independent - TV
Good Morning Britain viewers are confused after ambient music played over the NHS strike debate this morning.
The music was played during a panel discussion that included Daily Mail editor Andrew Pierce and Dr Vivek Trivedi, who were speaking about the junior doctor’s strike ballot.
Soon after the interruption, Gmb’s official Twitter page ended up posting original clips of the debate where Dr Trivedi, who is the BMA junior doctors committee co-chair, said: “Poor pay and working conditions are causing doctors to leave the profession or move abroad.”
Gmb hosts Adil Ray and Charlotte Hawkins have also issued an apology for the glitch.
Many nurses throughout England, Wales and Northern Ireland are striking as they demand a pay rise of 5 per cent above the Rpi inflation rate.
The first strike was conducted on 15 December and the second one is set to be held on Tuesday (20 December).
An Ipsos...
The music was played during a panel discussion that included Daily Mail editor Andrew Pierce and Dr Vivek Trivedi, who were speaking about the junior doctor’s strike ballot.
Soon after the interruption, Gmb’s official Twitter page ended up posting original clips of the debate where Dr Trivedi, who is the BMA junior doctors committee co-chair, said: “Poor pay and working conditions are causing doctors to leave the profession or move abroad.”
Gmb hosts Adil Ray and Charlotte Hawkins have also issued an apology for the glitch.
Many nurses throughout England, Wales and Northern Ireland are striking as they demand a pay rise of 5 per cent above the Rpi inflation rate.
The first strike was conducted on 15 December and the second one is set to be held on Tuesday (20 December).
An Ipsos...
- 12/19/2022
- by Peony Hirwani
- The Independent - TV
Michael Jackson’s son Prince has maintained that his father is the “greatest” music star of all time.
On Friday (28 October), Prince appeared on Good Morning Britain to discuss his father’s legacy 40 years on from the release of Thriller.
He told hosts Adil Ray and Charlotte Hawkins: “I was born into it – I was born in ’97 in the middle of the History tour – so anytime we were travelling aorund, there was always people surrounding him and, for me, that just kind of felt normal.
“When I started to realise that this was something more was when I started weatching videos of men fainting over my day. Even now, I’m understanding the full weight of his legacy – as I grow up, as I learn more about his history. His impact is so much deeper than I can fully comprehend.”
Prince said that he finds it “gratifying” and has...
On Friday (28 October), Prince appeared on Good Morning Britain to discuss his father’s legacy 40 years on from the release of Thriller.
He told hosts Adil Ray and Charlotte Hawkins: “I was born into it – I was born in ’97 in the middle of the History tour – so anytime we were travelling aorund, there was always people surrounding him and, for me, that just kind of felt normal.
“When I started to realise that this was something more was when I started weatching videos of men fainting over my day. Even now, I’m understanding the full weight of his legacy – as I grow up, as I learn more about his history. His impact is so much deeper than I can fully comprehend.”
Prince said that he finds it “gratifying” and has...
- 10/28/2022
- by Jacob Stolworthy
- The Independent - Music
Mo Gilligan has addressed whether he’ll replace James Corden on The Late Late Show.
The comedian appeared on Good Morning Britain on Friday (28 October), where hosts Adil Ray and Charlotte Hawkins grilled him on whether he’ll be stepping into Corden’s shoes.
In April, Corden announced he was quitting the series after eight years. Since then, Gilligan has been rumoured to be taking over.
When Ray asked Gilligan if he would soon be moving to New York, where he believed the late night show was filmed, the comedian responded: “It’s filmed in LA.”
Asked if this was him confirming he would be Corden’s replacement, Gilligan replied: “No, it’s not confirmation. It’s beautiful speculation. To be linked with that job is really cool.”
Corden made a pre-precorded appearance on Gmb earlier in the episode, where he teased his return to the UK once his final...
The comedian appeared on Good Morning Britain on Friday (28 October), where hosts Adil Ray and Charlotte Hawkins grilled him on whether he’ll be stepping into Corden’s shoes.
In April, Corden announced he was quitting the series after eight years. Since then, Gilligan has been rumoured to be taking over.
When Ray asked Gilligan if he would soon be moving to New York, where he believed the late night show was filmed, the comedian responded: “It’s filmed in LA.”
Asked if this was him confirming he would be Corden’s replacement, Gilligan replied: “No, it’s not confirmation. It’s beautiful speculation. To be linked with that job is really cool.”
Corden made a pre-precorded appearance on Gmb earlier in the episode, where he teased his return to the UK once his final...
- 10/28/2022
- by Jacob Stolworthy
- The Independent - TV
Popular ITV breakfast show “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.
“Gmb was due to be on air from Weds 29th – Fri 31st December 2021 but due to the pandemic and to protect our teams, we have decided to give them an extended break. Gmb will not broadcast next week, but will be back on air on Tues 4th Jan 2022,” said a spokesperson for ITV.
A source told newspaper The Sun, which broke the news of “Gmb’s” hiatus, that staffing shortages and concerns another...
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.
“Gmb was due to be on air from Weds 29th – Fri 31st December 2021 but due to the pandemic and to protect our teams, we have decided to give them an extended break. Gmb will not broadcast next week, but will be back on air on Tues 4th Jan 2022,” said a spokesperson for ITV.
A source told newspaper The Sun, which broke the news of “Gmb’s” hiatus, that staffing shortages and concerns another...
- 12/20/2021
- by K.J. Yossman and Naman Ramachandran
- Variety Film + TV
George Takei, Patrick Stewart, and Doctor Who top our Event Cinema highlights for DecemberGeorge Takei, Patrick Stewart, and Doctor Who top our Event Cinema highlights for DecemberJenny Bullough11/30/2016 1:11:00 Pm
You know Cineplex is the place to go for new movies; but every month there’s so much more to see on the big screen! Through our Event Cinema programming you can see classic films, family favourites, live theatre presentations, and more! Here are a few choice highlights from our December Events Calendar:
Dec 1 – André Rieu: Christmas with André
The world-famous violinist is back in a new festive 90 minute recorded Christmas concert, packed with all the favourites including Hallelujah, Jingle Bells, White Christmas & many more. As an exclusive for cinema audiences, André will be inviting his fans to his hometown for an intimate tour of Maastricht's magical Christmas highlights, as well as participating in a Q&A with...
You know Cineplex is the place to go for new movies; but every month there’s so much more to see on the big screen! Through our Event Cinema programming you can see classic films, family favourites, live theatre presentations, and more! Here are a few choice highlights from our December Events Calendar:
Dec 1 – André Rieu: Christmas with André
The world-famous violinist is back in a new festive 90 minute recorded Christmas concert, packed with all the favourites including Hallelujah, Jingle Bells, White Christmas & many more. As an exclusive for cinema audiences, André will be inviting his fans to his hometown for an intimate tour of Maastricht's magical Christmas highlights, as well as participating in a Q&A with...
- 11/30/2016
- by Jenny Bullough
- Cineplex
Exclusive: Maastricht Concert takes more than £1m in one night for CinemaLive.
André Rieu’s 2015 Maastricht Concert has broken single night and lifetime box office records for a music concert in the UK after taking more than £1m on Saturday night.
The CinemaLive-distributed event is the first music concert to take more than £1m at the UK box office on a single day, grossing £1,022,989 [source: Rentrak] on Saturday night, when it was the third-highest grossing film behind Ant-Man and Minions.
The event also screened at an additional 54 cinemas on Sunday, taking the current UK box office gross to £1,078,348, a lifetime record for a music concert.
The film surpassed the previous one day and lifetime records set by Take That Live in June and One Direction: Where We Are - The Concert Film.
A combined 150,000 people paid to see the film in the UK, Ireland, Netherlands and Denmark, where the film also broke records.
The concert...
André Rieu’s 2015 Maastricht Concert has broken single night and lifetime box office records for a music concert in the UK after taking more than £1m on Saturday night.
The CinemaLive-distributed event is the first music concert to take more than £1m at the UK box office on a single day, grossing £1,022,989 [source: Rentrak] on Saturday night, when it was the third-highest grossing film behind Ant-Man and Minions.
The event also screened at an additional 54 cinemas on Sunday, taking the current UK box office gross to £1,078,348, a lifetime record for a music concert.
The film surpassed the previous one day and lifetime records set by Take That Live in June and One Direction: Where We Are - The Concert Film.
A combined 150,000 people paid to see the film in the UK, Ireland, Netherlands and Denmark, where the film also broke records.
The concert...
- 7/20/2015
- by andreas.wiseman@screendaily.com (Andreas Wiseman)
- ScreenDaily
Charlotte Hawkins admitted motherhood had been like a ''whirlwind'' when she visited 'Good Morning Britain' with her new baby daughter Ella Rose. The 39-year-old TV presenter has been off the show on maternity leave after giving birth in March, but she took the tot in to meet her co-workers live on the ITV show this morning (23.04.15). Speaking about little Ella Rose, Charlotte said: ''It's a whirlwind, it's like a mini tornado hits isn't it, as soon as you have a baby, and it is extremely full, the first few weeks, it's starting to calm down now a bit because she's...
- 4/23/2015
- Virgin Media - TV
Charlotte Hawkins introduced her new baby daughter to Good Morning Britain viewers today (April 23).
The presenter, who took maternity leave in January, gave birth to Ella Rose last month.
Hawkins described having a child as a "whirlwind" on the breakfast programme.
"It's like a mini-tornado hits, isn't it? As soon as you have a baby, it is extremely full-on, the first few weeks," she said.
"It's starting to calm down now a bit because she's started to get into some sort of routine, but to begin with, it's just crazy and nothing prepares you for it."
Hawkins added that she wasn't ready for the lack of sleep, explaining: "I thought because of the job that we do and I'm used to getting up in the middle of the night, not getting that much sleep, so I thought I'd be quite used to that.
"It turns out, no. This is sleeplessness on a whole new level,...
The presenter, who took maternity leave in January, gave birth to Ella Rose last month.
Hawkins described having a child as a "whirlwind" on the breakfast programme.
"It's like a mini-tornado hits, isn't it? As soon as you have a baby, it is extremely full-on, the first few weeks," she said.
"It's starting to calm down now a bit because she's started to get into some sort of routine, but to begin with, it's just crazy and nothing prepares you for it."
Hawkins added that she wasn't ready for the lack of sleep, explaining: "I thought because of the job that we do and I'm used to getting up in the middle of the night, not getting that much sleep, so I thought I'd be quite used to that.
"It turns out, no. This is sleeplessness on a whole new level,...
- 4/23/2015
- Digital Spy
Piers Morgan will guest host 'Good Morning Britain' in April. The former 'Britain's Got Talent' judge will step in to present the ITV weekday programme from April 13 to April 17 alongside regular host Susanna Reid while Ben Shephard is away, as fellow host Charlotte Hawkins is still on maternity leave. The popular breakfast show - which launched last year - airs between 6am and 8.30am, although Piers joked the early mornings should not be a problem for him because he has a young daughter, Elise, who frequently wakes him up at the crack of dawn. He said: ''I'm very excited to be...
- 3/24/2015
- Virgin Media - TV
Good Morning Britain presenter Charlotte Hawkins has given birth to a baby girl.
The Good Morning Britain Twitter account announced the news, offering congratulations to the new mother.
Hawkins gave birth earlier today (Sunday, February 8), with her new daughter weighing 7lbs 14oz.
The newsreader first announced her pregnancy on Twitter in August 2014, thanking fans for their positive messages.
Hawkins celebrated her last day presenting Good Morning Britain in January, before taking maternity leave.
Her last day on the show involved balloons and a nappy cake, and saw Hawkins share what cravings she was experiencing.
The Good Morning Britain Twitter account announced the news, offering congratulations to the new mother.
Hawkins gave birth earlier today (Sunday, February 8), with her new daughter weighing 7lbs 14oz.
The newsreader first announced her pregnancy on Twitter in August 2014, thanking fans for their positive messages.
Hawkins celebrated her last day presenting Good Morning Britain in January, before taking maternity leave.
Her last day on the show involved balloons and a nappy cake, and saw Hawkins share what cravings she was experiencing.
- 2/8/2015
- Digital Spy
Charlotte Hawkins enjoyed her last day presenting Good Morning Britain before her maternity leave today (January 22).
The 39-year-old, who announced news of her pregnancy last August, was treated to balloons and a celebration nappy cake as her colleagues wished her well.
"I just want to say thanks so much to all of [the team] and all of [the viewers] for the good wishes that you've sent me," she said. "I'll be back before you know it, honestly!"
Earlier on the show, Hawkins discussed her cravings as well as what gender she thinks the baby will be.
She said: "My husband has a theory. He thinks I was eating a lot of 'boy food', 'man food', bacon sandwiches and curries and things like that, so he was thinking it was maybe a boy.
"But I keep seeing three magpies, three for a girl, so I was thinking, could it be a girl in that case?...
The 39-year-old, who announced news of her pregnancy last August, was treated to balloons and a celebration nappy cake as her colleagues wished her well.
"I just want to say thanks so much to all of [the team] and all of [the viewers] for the good wishes that you've sent me," she said. "I'll be back before you know it, honestly!"
Earlier on the show, Hawkins discussed her cravings as well as what gender she thinks the baby will be.
She said: "My husband has a theory. He thinks I was eating a lot of 'boy food', 'man food', bacon sandwiches and curries and things like that, so he was thinking it was maybe a boy.
"But I keep seeing three magpies, three for a girl, so I was thinking, could it be a girl in that case?...
- 1/22/2015
- Digital Spy
Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford have become a fixture of our morning telly-watching thanks to, er, This Morning so it seems fitting that they're now going to be hosting a quiz together! Gift Wrapped, which kicks off on ITV today, sees couples trying to win items on their wedding list - and ultimately a holiday.
If you want to get an idea of the show, watch the clip below - then read on, because we called up Eamonn to find out more about the show and how he keeps his marriage to Ruth so happy...
Why was this show good for you and Ruth to do together as your first quiz show?
"Because there's nothing else like it on the telly. First of all, there's no quiz show that has two presenters, and secondly, there's no quiz show that has a husband and wife. It ties in beautifully, because all the contestants are romantically involved,...
If you want to get an idea of the show, watch the clip below - then read on, because we called up Eamonn to find out more about the show and how he keeps his marriage to Ruth so happy...
Why was this show good for you and Ruth to do together as your first quiz show?
"Because there's nothing else like it on the telly. First of all, there's no quiz show that has two presenters, and secondly, there's no quiz show that has a husband and wife. It ties in beautifully, because all the contestants are romantically involved,...
- 8/18/2014
- Digital Spy
'Good Morning Britain' presenter Charlotte Hawkins is pregnant. The 39-year-old star revealed she is expecting her first child on the TV breakfast show this morning (12.08.14) shortly after discussing a news story about a woman whose waist grew to 139cm during her first pregnancy. She said: ''I'm pregnant, I'm happy to announce, expecting a baby and that kind of story fills me with dread! ''I'm hoping I won't reach that record.'' Charlotte's co-star Susanna Reid - who has three children - joked: ''Who would have thought that working on Good Morning Britain could be so productive!'' Charlotte - who has been married to...
- 8/12/2014
- Virgin Media - TV
Good Morning Britain presenter Charlotte Hawkins has revealed she is pregnant.
Hawkins broke the news on this morning's (August 12) show, announcing that she is expecting a baby in February. She also posted a message to fans on Twitter.
I'm delighted to announce some breaking news of my own on @gmb this morning - I'm pregnant! Big thanks for all the lovely messages xx
— Charlotte Hawkins (@CharlotteHawkns) August 12, 2014
Good Morning Britain's Susanna Reid also posted an image of Hawkins showing off her new baby bump to Twitter followers.
Congratulations to our lovely @CharlotteHawkns who is expecting her first baby. The best news Xxx pic.twitter.com/k2bN3FQ78L
— Susanna Reid (@susannareid100) August 12, 2014
Meanwhile, fellow co-presenter Sean Fletcher posted an image of the mum-to-be alongside triplets in pushchairs.
And here's @CharlotteHawkns getting some practice in. @Gmb. They're crying. pic.twitter.com/6Lur9Mfy8z
— Sean Fletcher (@SeanFletcherTV) August 12, 2014
ITV...
Hawkins broke the news on this morning's (August 12) show, announcing that she is expecting a baby in February. She also posted a message to fans on Twitter.
I'm delighted to announce some breaking news of my own on @gmb this morning - I'm pregnant! Big thanks for all the lovely messages xx
— Charlotte Hawkins (@CharlotteHawkns) August 12, 2014
Good Morning Britain's Susanna Reid also posted an image of Hawkins showing off her new baby bump to Twitter followers.
Congratulations to our lovely @CharlotteHawkns who is expecting her first baby. The best news Xxx pic.twitter.com/k2bN3FQ78L
— Susanna Reid (@susannareid100) August 12, 2014
Meanwhile, fellow co-presenter Sean Fletcher posted an image of the mum-to-be alongside triplets in pushchairs.
And here's @CharlotteHawkns getting some practice in. @Gmb. They're crying. pic.twitter.com/6Lur9Mfy8z
— Sean Fletcher (@SeanFletcherTV) August 12, 2014
ITV...
- 8/12/2014
- Digital Spy
'Good Morning Britain' presenter Charlotte Hawkins is pregnant. The 39-year-old star revealed she is expecting her first child on the TV breakfast show this morning (12.08.14) shortly after discussing a news story about a woman whose waist grew to 139cm during her first pregnancy. She said: ''I'm pregnant, I'm happy to announce, expecting a baby and that kind of story fills me with dread! ''I'm hoping I won't reach that record.'' Charlotte's co-star Susanna Reid - who has three children - joked: ''Who would have thought that working on Good Morning Britain could be so productive!'' Charlotte - who has been married to...
- 8/10/2014
- Virgin Media - TV
Ben Shephard has said that he is "really proud" of Good Morning Britain.
The presenter co-hosts the ITV breakfast programme, which was this week rumoured to be facing the axe after drawing fewer than 300,000 viewers, though the broadcaster has denied such claims.
Good Morning Britain one month on: Is the breakfast show doomed?
"We're loving it. It's a fantastic team," Shephard told Digital Spy ahead of Soccer Aid.
"We're really proud of what we're doing. It's been amazing. I think we've got a great camaraderie amongst us and everyone's really enjoying it. That's the most important thing."
Shephard co-hosts the programme with Susanna Reid, Charlotte Hawkins, Ranvir Singh, Kate Garraway and Sean Fletcher.
Asked about juggling the breakfast show with his Soccer Aid training, Shephard added: "I've been finishing with Susanna and then coming over here and running around.
"There's nothing better than playing football with your mates to keep you bang up for it.
The presenter co-hosts the ITV breakfast programme, which was this week rumoured to be facing the axe after drawing fewer than 300,000 viewers, though the broadcaster has denied such claims.
Good Morning Britain one month on: Is the breakfast show doomed?
"We're loving it. It's a fantastic team," Shephard told Digital Spy ahead of Soccer Aid.
"We're really proud of what we're doing. It's been amazing. I think we've got a great camaraderie amongst us and everyone's really enjoying it. That's the most important thing."
Shephard co-hosts the programme with Susanna Reid, Charlotte Hawkins, Ranvir Singh, Kate Garraway and Sean Fletcher.
Asked about juggling the breakfast show with his Soccer Aid training, Shephard added: "I've been finishing with Susanna and then coming over here and running around.
"There's nothing better than playing football with your mates to keep you bang up for it.
- 6/6/2014
- Digital Spy
ITV has denied reports that Good Morning Britain may be on the verge of being axed.
The broadcaster stated that it intends to support the new morning show "for the long run".
Good Morning Britain one month on: Is the breakfast show doomed?
The Sun had previously claimed that the Susanna Reid-fronted series was in danger, due to falling ratings that are below its predecessor Daybreak.
An ITV spokesperson has since stated that there is "no plan" to end the show.
"We are in this for the long game," she said. "We are proud of the show, we are trying something new, and different."
The tabloid report quoted an ITV source claiming that it needed to average a 15% audience share, and may be replaced by cartoons if it fails to do so in six months.
Ben Shephard, Charlotte Hawkins and Sean Fletcher also co-host the show, which launched a month ago.
The broadcaster stated that it intends to support the new morning show "for the long run".
Good Morning Britain one month on: Is the breakfast show doomed?
The Sun had previously claimed that the Susanna Reid-fronted series was in danger, due to falling ratings that are below its predecessor Daybreak.
An ITV spokesperson has since stated that there is "no plan" to end the show.
"We are in this for the long game," she said. "We are proud of the show, we are trying something new, and different."
The tabloid report quoted an ITV source claiming that it needed to average a 15% audience share, and may be replaced by cartoons if it fails to do so in six months.
Ben Shephard, Charlotte Hawkins and Sean Fletcher also co-host the show, which launched a month ago.
- 6/2/2014
- Digital Spy
Judging a breakfast show on its ratings alone is always dangerous.
Watching breakfast TV is a habit and it has to fit into our busy morning schedules, so a slight change to the format can mean that our 10-minute breakfast break with our corn flakes and the telly suddenly coincides with the weather and we'll probably switch channels or even switch off altogether.
Viewers look for familiarity, comfort and something easily digestible in the mornings. BBC Breakfast has nailed all three of these traits over the last five years and for that reason, ITV has been floundering to match them in the early morning ratings war.
GMTV had grown tired and grey, and Daybreak was an ugly explosion of colour and dreadful decisions. The channel's latest attempt to wrestle back viewers, Good Morning Britain, opened with lukewarm reviews one month ago and the ratings have been dropping ever since.
But are the problems terminal?...
Watching breakfast TV is a habit and it has to fit into our busy morning schedules, so a slight change to the format can mean that our 10-minute breakfast break with our corn flakes and the telly suddenly coincides with the weather and we'll probably switch channels or even switch off altogether.
Viewers look for familiarity, comfort and something easily digestible in the mornings. BBC Breakfast has nailed all three of these traits over the last five years and for that reason, ITV has been floundering to match them in the early morning ratings war.
GMTV had grown tired and grey, and Daybreak was an ugly explosion of colour and dreadful decisions. The channel's latest attempt to wrestle back viewers, Good Morning Britain, opened with lukewarm reviews one month ago and the ratings have been dropping ever since.
But are the problems terminal?...
- 5/29/2014
- Digital Spy
Adrian Chiles has wished the presenters of Good Morning Britain success.
The 47-year-old, who previously presented Daybreak alongside Christine Bleakley, said that the new breakfast show could do well if given a chance, reports The Mirror.
He commented: "They just have to stick to their guns. It is a perfectly good show now - it was a perfectly good show when we left. It wasn't getting the audience so they changed it.
"They are good broadcasters and they will find a way. It seems to be national sport to give it a bloody kicking, and having been on the end of that, it is no fun.
"I am not enjoying watching them suffer now. They have just got to stick to it and they will be fine. It will come round. It just needs to be given time, and it is difficult in the current climate."
Chiles, who is ITV's...
The 47-year-old, who previously presented Daybreak alongside Christine Bleakley, said that the new breakfast show could do well if given a chance, reports The Mirror.
He commented: "They just have to stick to their guns. It is a perfectly good show now - it was a perfectly good show when we left. It wasn't getting the audience so they changed it.
"They are good broadcasters and they will find a way. It seems to be national sport to give it a bloody kicking, and having been on the end of that, it is no fun.
"I am not enjoying watching them suffer now. They have just got to stick to it and they will be fine. It will come round. It just needs to be given time, and it is difficult in the current climate."
Chiles, who is ITV's...
- 5/15/2014
- Digital Spy
Ben Shephard has criticised 'Good Morning Britain' viewers for focusing on Susanna Reid's legs. The 39-year-old presenter, who hosts the new ITV morning show along with the former 'BBC Breakfast' star and ex Sky News anchors Charlotte Hawkins and Sean Fletcher, has spoken out against people's complaints that her famous pins were hidden behind a desk. He said: ''I find it extraordinary. It beggars belief people say that. She's an incredible journalist who has worked for 20-odd years in this industry and seemingly that is important? There is quite a lot more happening in the world.'' Ben praised his new co-host as one...
- 5/13/2014
- Virgin Media - TV
Ben Shephard has criticised 'Good Morning Britain' viewers for focusing on Susanna Reid's legs. The 39-year-old presenter, who hosts the new ITV morning show along with the former 'BBC Breakfast' star and ex Sky News anchors Charlotte Hawkins and Sean Fletcher, has spoken out against people's complaints that her famous pins were hidden behind a desk. He said: ''I find it extraordinary. It beggars belief people say that. She's an incredible journalist who has worked for 20-odd years in this industry and seemingly that is important? There is quite a lot more happening in the world.'' Ben praised his new co-host as one...
- 5/11/2014
- Virgin Media - TV
Good Morning Britain launched with just under 800,000 viewers on Monday (April 28), according to overnight ratings.
ITV's new morning show attracted 768k (19.6% audience share) at 6am on average, with an added 32k (0.6%) tuning in on +1.
Good Morning Britain review: Steady start for ITV's Us-style breakfast TV
Good Morning Britain launch as it happened: Live Blog
This is up from Daybreak's final edition ratings of 553k (14.4%) on Friday.
However, it was still beaten by rival BBC Breakfast, which was seen by 1.4m (34.4%) on average.
It was also less than Daybreak's launch ratings of 1.02m back in 2010.
Susanna Reid, Ben Shephard, Sean Fletcher and Charlotte Hawkins co-hosted the brand new format on Monday morning.
It has been met with a mixed reaction from critics and viewers alike, with most people noting its similarity to Good Morning America in the Us.
ITV's new morning show attracted 768k (19.6% audience share) at 6am on average, with an added 32k (0.6%) tuning in on +1.
Good Morning Britain review: Steady start for ITV's Us-style breakfast TV
Good Morning Britain launch as it happened: Live Blog
This is up from Daybreak's final edition ratings of 553k (14.4%) on Friday.
However, it was still beaten by rival BBC Breakfast, which was seen by 1.4m (34.4%) on average.
It was also less than Daybreak's launch ratings of 1.02m back in 2010.
Susanna Reid, Ben Shephard, Sean Fletcher and Charlotte Hawkins co-hosted the brand new format on Monday morning.
It has been met with a mixed reaction from critics and viewers alike, with most people noting its similarity to Good Morning America in the Us.
- 4/29/2014
- Digital Spy
Well, it's definitely better than Daybreak.
It might not be the highest praise ever heaped on a breakfast TV show, but ITV's big cheeses will probably be breathing a sigh of relief this afternoon that they haven't found themselves another laughable turkey.
Good Morning Britain: Reactions and reviews round-up
Good Morning Britain launch: As it happens - Live Blog
Despite numerous revamps and hosts, Daybreak was doomed from its opening show, which failed to match the hype and was an uncomfortable hybrid of its predecessor GMTV, ITV's fierce rival BBC Breakfast and most oddly of all, The One Show.
Good Morning Britain's launch has, deliberately, been much more low key. The tabloids have been fed some quotes from Susanna Reid and her poaching from the BBC gave the Daily Mail plenty more reasons to ogle at her "pins", but the show hasn't suffered from the same pre-debut hullabaloo...
It might not be the highest praise ever heaped on a breakfast TV show, but ITV's big cheeses will probably be breathing a sigh of relief this afternoon that they haven't found themselves another laughable turkey.
Good Morning Britain: Reactions and reviews round-up
Good Morning Britain launch: As it happens - Live Blog
Despite numerous revamps and hosts, Daybreak was doomed from its opening show, which failed to match the hype and was an uncomfortable hybrid of its predecessor GMTV, ITV's fierce rival BBC Breakfast and most oddly of all, The One Show.
Good Morning Britain's launch has, deliberately, been much more low key. The tabloids have been fed some quotes from Susanna Reid and her poaching from the BBC gave the Daily Mail plenty more reasons to ogle at her "pins", but the show hasn't suffered from the same pre-debut hullabaloo...
- 4/28/2014
- Digital Spy
ITV launched its latest attempt in the breakfast TV war earlier today (April 28), with Good Morning Britain landing on our screens.
Susanna Reid, Ben Shephard, Sean Fletcher and Charlotte Hawkins co-hosted the brand new format, following Daybreak's end on Friday. But how well did they fare?
Most of the early reviews appear to be largely positive, with most people commenting on its similarity with Us morning show Good Morning America. Digital Spy has compiled a round-up of reviews and reactions from around the web below:
Critic Reviews
Alex Fletcher - Digital Spy
"The new 'serious news' format for Good Morning Britain feels like it's having to battle with ITV's natural lean towards fluff. The presentation of 'One Direction talking loves and relationships' as breaking news undermines a lot of the hard work they're putting in elsewhere. Do ITV really believe we can't absorb some serious news in the morning...
Susanna Reid, Ben Shephard, Sean Fletcher and Charlotte Hawkins co-hosted the brand new format, following Daybreak's end on Friday. But how well did they fare?
Most of the early reviews appear to be largely positive, with most people commenting on its similarity with Us morning show Good Morning America. Digital Spy has compiled a round-up of reviews and reactions from around the web below:
Critic Reviews
Alex Fletcher - Digital Spy
"The new 'serious news' format for Good Morning Britain feels like it's having to battle with ITV's natural lean towards fluff. The presentation of 'One Direction talking loves and relationships' as breaking news undermines a lot of the hard work they're putting in elsewhere. Do ITV really believe we can't absorb some serious news in the morning...
- 4/28/2014
- Digital Spy
Good Morning Britain: ITV, 6am
Replacing Daybreak, ITV's new morning breakfast show broadcasts live every weekday morning from 6am to 8.30am.
Susanna Reid, Ben Shephard, Charlotte Hawkins and Sean Fletcher will be at the helm of the show, presenting the morning's weather, sport and news headlines to the nation.
Prey: ITV, 9pm
ITV's new three-part high-octane thriller follows the story of beloved Detective Sergeant Marcus Farrow, who is wrongly accused and tried for murder.
John Simm stars as Farrow, who ends up narrowly escaping police custody.
With his new fugitive status, time is ticking for Farrow as he goes on a mission to uncover the truth about the murder and clear his name.
Game of Thrones: Sky Atlantic, 9pm
Still reeling from the shock of the Purple Wedding in King's Landing, Jaime reunites with Brienne and tasks her with his honour.
In the North, as Mance Rayder approaches,...
Replacing Daybreak, ITV's new morning breakfast show broadcasts live every weekday morning from 6am to 8.30am.
Susanna Reid, Ben Shephard, Charlotte Hawkins and Sean Fletcher will be at the helm of the show, presenting the morning's weather, sport and news headlines to the nation.
Prey: ITV, 9pm
ITV's new three-part high-octane thriller follows the story of beloved Detective Sergeant Marcus Farrow, who is wrongly accused and tried for murder.
John Simm stars as Farrow, who ends up narrowly escaping police custody.
With his new fugitive status, time is ticking for Farrow as he goes on a mission to uncover the truth about the murder and clear his name.
Game of Thrones: Sky Atlantic, 9pm
Still reeling from the shock of the Purple Wedding in King's Landing, Jaime reunites with Brienne and tasks her with his honour.
In the North, as Mance Rayder approaches,...
- 4/28/2014
- Digital Spy
Kay Burley was not afraid to give her opinion of ITV's brand new morning show today (April 28).
The Sky News broadcaster was one of Good Morning Britain's first viewers today, after it launched as Daybreak's replacement. However, Burley may not be tuning in again.
Just watching Good Morning Britain ... there's so much going on I need a little lie down.
— Kay Burley (@KayBurley) April 28, 2014
After commenting on the ITV show's busy format, Burley then replied to a tweet about the use of four co-hosts rather than Daybreak's standard two.
@MichaelPDeacon I did it 30 years ago... pic.twitter.com/IUF5Huzz7g
— Kay Burley (@KayBurley) April 28, 2014
Good Morning Britain launch as it happens: Live Blog
Burley then proceeded to retweeted several users' comments about the show, both negative and positive.
The journalist currently appears on Sky News, while she was a co-host of its Sunrise morning show from 1993-1995 and 1998-2001.
Susanna Reid,...
The Sky News broadcaster was one of Good Morning Britain's first viewers today, after it launched as Daybreak's replacement. However, Burley may not be tuning in again.
Just watching Good Morning Britain ... there's so much going on I need a little lie down.
— Kay Burley (@KayBurley) April 28, 2014
After commenting on the ITV show's busy format, Burley then replied to a tweet about the use of four co-hosts rather than Daybreak's standard two.
@MichaelPDeacon I did it 30 years ago... pic.twitter.com/IUF5Huzz7g
— Kay Burley (@KayBurley) April 28, 2014
Good Morning Britain launch as it happens: Live Blog
Burley then proceeded to retweeted several users' comments about the show, both negative and positive.
The journalist currently appears on Sky News, while she was a co-host of its Sunrise morning show from 1993-1995 and 1998-2001.
Susanna Reid,...
- 4/28/2014
- Digital Spy
Goodbye Daybreak, and hello Good Morning Britain! ITV's brand new breakfast show kicked off this morning with presenters Susanna Reid, Ben Shephard, Charlotte Hawkins and Sean Fletcher being joined by Paul O'Grady for a chinwag as well as bringing you all of the day's news.
But what did you think about the whole shebang? Was Good Morning Britain a welcome improvement on Daybreak, a worthy rival to BBC Breakfast or, well, worse than soggy Weetabix? Let us know your thoughts below!
But what did you think about the whole shebang? Was Good Morning Britain a welcome improvement on Daybreak, a worthy rival to BBC Breakfast or, well, worse than soggy Weetabix? Let us know your thoughts below!
- 4/28/2014
- Digital Spy
Goodbye Daybreak. Good morning, erm, Good Morning Britain.
ITV's latest attempt to revive their breakfast schedules and make a dent in the ratings of their fierce rivals at BBC Breakfast comes in the shape of four familiar faces from morning television.
Sky's Sean Fletcher and Charlotte Hawkins, former GMTV host and all round good egg Ben Shephard and the star attraction, who ITV no doubt hope is the jewel in their crown, Susanna Reid.
Poached from the BBC and fresh from a successful run on Strictly Come Dancing, ITV are hoping she's the perfect mix of sharp journalism and warm presenting. Just don't say the words Christine or Bleakley.
Will Good Morning Britain be ITV breakfast's biggest hit since Roland Rat? Or have we got another Daybreak disaster on our hands?
From 6am on Monday (April 28) morning we'll be live-blogging the launch and trying to avoid dropping ketchup from our bacon sandwich on our keyboard.
ITV's latest attempt to revive their breakfast schedules and make a dent in the ratings of their fierce rivals at BBC Breakfast comes in the shape of four familiar faces from morning television.
Sky's Sean Fletcher and Charlotte Hawkins, former GMTV host and all round good egg Ben Shephard and the star attraction, who ITV no doubt hope is the jewel in their crown, Susanna Reid.
Poached from the BBC and fresh from a successful run on Strictly Come Dancing, ITV are hoping she's the perfect mix of sharp journalism and warm presenting. Just don't say the words Christine or Bleakley.
Will Good Morning Britain be ITV breakfast's biggest hit since Roland Rat? Or have we got another Daybreak disaster on our hands?
From 6am on Monday (April 28) morning we'll be live-blogging the launch and trying to avoid dropping ketchup from our bacon sandwich on our keyboard.
- 4/28/2014
- Digital Spy
Susanna Reid has denied that taking part in Strictly Come Dancing affected her romance with Dominic Cotton.
Reid, who recently split from long-time partner Cotton, told The Mirror that Strictly wasn't responsible for the breakdown of her relationship.
"I think people think Strictly was bound up in what happened. It wasn't. Strictly was, and will always be, an amazing sparkly ridiculous alternative reality planet I went on for a couple of months and I have great memories of it.
"Obviously things have been challenging in my personal life but we are getting things sorted," she added.
The 43-year-old, who recently moved from the BBC to host ITV's new breakfast show Good Morning Britain, said that she was still on good terms with Cotton for the sake of their three sons.
"We are still good friends and the kids come first," she said.
Reid will be joined on the new breakfast...
Reid, who recently split from long-time partner Cotton, told The Mirror that Strictly wasn't responsible for the breakdown of her relationship.
"I think people think Strictly was bound up in what happened. It wasn't. Strictly was, and will always be, an amazing sparkly ridiculous alternative reality planet I went on for a couple of months and I have great memories of it.
"Obviously things have been challenging in my personal life but we are getting things sorted," she added.
The 43-year-old, who recently moved from the BBC to host ITV's new breakfast show Good Morning Britain, said that she was still on good terms with Cotton for the sake of their three sons.
"We are still good friends and the kids come first," she said.
Reid will be joined on the new breakfast...
- 4/26/2014
- Digital Spy
Susanna Reid has denied that taking part in Strictly Come Dancing affected her marriage.
Reid, who recently split from husband Dominic Cotton, told The Mirror that Strictly wasn't responsible for the breakdown of her relationship.
"I think people think Strictly was bound up in what happened. It wasn't. Strictly was, and will always be, an amazing sparkly ridiculous alternative reality planet I went on for a couple of months and I have great memories of it.
"Obviously things have been challenging in my personal life but we are getting things sorted," she added.
The 43-year-old, who recently moved from the BBC to host ITV's new breakfast show Good Morning Britain, said that she was still on good terms with Cotton for the sake of their three sons.
"We are still good friends and the kids come first," she said.
Reid will be joined on the new breakfast show by former GMTV host Ben Shephard,...
Reid, who recently split from husband Dominic Cotton, told The Mirror that Strictly wasn't responsible for the breakdown of her relationship.
"I think people think Strictly was bound up in what happened. It wasn't. Strictly was, and will always be, an amazing sparkly ridiculous alternative reality planet I went on for a couple of months and I have great memories of it.
"Obviously things have been challenging in my personal life but we are getting things sorted," she added.
The 43-year-old, who recently moved from the BBC to host ITV's new breakfast show Good Morning Britain, said that she was still on good terms with Cotton for the sake of their three sons.
"We are still good friends and the kids come first," she said.
Reid will be joined on the new breakfast show by former GMTV host Ben Shephard,...
- 4/26/2014
- Digital Spy
Anniversary concert aims to break box office record set by Rieu’s 2013 Maastricht Concert.
André Rieu’s 10th Anniversary 2014 Maastricht Concert will be screened on 350 cinemas across the UK & Ireland on July 19.
Rieu’s 2013 Maastricht Concert broke UK box office records with a £448,786 opening, the highest opening weekend gross for an artist’s music concert released into cinemas. It grossed over £1.5m worldwide.
The 10th anniversary concert will be shown on over 1,000 cinema screens in 35 countries worldwide, and will be hosted by British television presenter Charlotte Hawkins who will interview Rieu directly after the performance.
Rieu commented: “My 10th Anniversary hometown concert is very dear to my heart and I wish everyone could be here to help us celebrate. However, if you can’t join us in Maastricht, I hope I can touch your heart by bringing this special evening to you, on the big screen in your local cinema.”...
André Rieu’s 10th Anniversary 2014 Maastricht Concert will be screened on 350 cinemas across the UK & Ireland on July 19.
Rieu’s 2013 Maastricht Concert broke UK box office records with a £448,786 opening, the highest opening weekend gross for an artist’s music concert released into cinemas. It grossed over £1.5m worldwide.
The 10th anniversary concert will be shown on over 1,000 cinema screens in 35 countries worldwide, and will be hosted by British television presenter Charlotte Hawkins who will interview Rieu directly after the performance.
Rieu commented: “My 10th Anniversary hometown concert is very dear to my heart and I wish everyone could be here to help us celebrate. However, if you can’t join us in Maastricht, I hope I can touch your heart by bringing this special evening to you, on the big screen in your local cinema.”...
- 4/25/2014
- by ian.sandwell@screendaily.com (Ian Sandwell)
- ScreenDaily
Susanna Reid doesn't think she'll be able to sleep ahead of her hosting role on 'Good Morning Britain' next week. The 43-year-old TV star, who has become the new face of ITV breakfast with Charlotte Hawkins, admits she'll be so nervous and excited about the launch on Monday (28.04.14) that she'll struggle to snooze the night before. Speaking on ITV's 'This Morning' today (25.04.14), she said: ''I'm not sure I'm going to go to bed at all on Sunday night! But it feels very, very exciting and yes, two alarm clocks are essential for Monday morning ... I haven't got...
- 4/25/2014
- Virgin Media - TV
ITV's morning show Daybreak aired its final edition this morning (April 25).
Aled Jones co-hosted the final instalment with Kate Garraway, ahead of the launch of Good Morning Britain on Monday.
Good Morning Britain co-host Ben Shephard also joined the presenters to show viewers the set of his upcoming show.
"Good luck to Ben and the whole team actually," said Jones. "I'll be watching definitely."
Jones will begin hosting his new ITV morning show Weekend tomorrow at 8.30am. It will also air on Sundays at the same time.
Garraway added: "We don't have to miss you at all, do we? We don't have to get lovey dovey or anything."
The pair then embraced for a hug, before saying goodbye to the show for good.
Daybreak launched back in 2010, with hosts Christine Bleakley and Adrian Chiles. However, due to disappointing ratings, it was revamped in 2012 with new hosts Lorraine Kelly and Jones.
Aled Jones co-hosted the final instalment with Kate Garraway, ahead of the launch of Good Morning Britain on Monday.
Good Morning Britain co-host Ben Shephard also joined the presenters to show viewers the set of his upcoming show.
"Good luck to Ben and the whole team actually," said Jones. "I'll be watching definitely."
Jones will begin hosting his new ITV morning show Weekend tomorrow at 8.30am. It will also air on Sundays at the same time.
Garraway added: "We don't have to miss you at all, do we? We don't have to get lovey dovey or anything."
The pair then embraced for a hug, before saying goodbye to the show for good.
Daybreak launched back in 2010, with hosts Christine Bleakley and Adrian Chiles. However, due to disappointing ratings, it was revamped in 2012 with new hosts Lorraine Kelly and Jones.
- 4/25/2014
- Digital Spy
Susanna Reid and Ben Shephard have appeared in the first promo shots for Good Morning Britain.
Former BBC Breakfast co-host Reid has made the leap to ITV for its upcoming morning show, which will replace Daybreak from Monday, April 28.
Charlotte Hawkins and Sean Fletcher will also present the show, from 6am to 8.30am each weekday.
It will be broadcast live from London Television Centre on London's Southbank.
Reid has told The Mirror that she will not find her new job as scary as taking part in Strictly Come Dancing last year.
"When you have done Strictly Come Dancing live on a Saturday night in front of millions, never can I be that nervous again," she said.
She added: "I have had a fabulous two decades at the BBC but ITV offered me a fantastic opportunity. It's not often in your career you get the opportunity to build something new that...
Former BBC Breakfast co-host Reid has made the leap to ITV for its upcoming morning show, which will replace Daybreak from Monday, April 28.
Charlotte Hawkins and Sean Fletcher will also present the show, from 6am to 8.30am each weekday.
It will be broadcast live from London Television Centre on London's Southbank.
Reid has told The Mirror that she will not find her new job as scary as taking part in Strictly Come Dancing last year.
"When you have done Strictly Come Dancing live on a Saturday night in front of millions, never can I be that nervous again," she said.
She added: "I have had a fabulous two decades at the BBC but ITV offered me a fantastic opportunity. It's not often in your career you get the opportunity to build something new that...
- 4/22/2014
- Digital Spy
Louise Minchin is reportedly being considered as Susanna Reid's replacement on BBC Breakfast.
The stand-in presenter on the BBC One morning programme is said to be in line to take over from Reid full-time, according to the Sunday People.
Minchin is currently sitting in for Reid, who recently signed up to host ITV's Good Morning Britain later this year.
She will join current co-host Bill Turnbull, if she officially signs up as a regular presenter.
Louise Minchin lives in Chester, near to the studios at the BBC's MediaCity in Salford. Reid previously made a 250-mile round trip everyday from her home in London.
Countdown presenter Rachel Riley has also been rumoured as Reid's possible replacement.
Susanna Reid recently said that she is "very excited" about her new role on Good Morning Britain.
She will be joined on the show by former GMTV host Ben Shephard, Sky Sunrise's Charlotte Hawkins...
The stand-in presenter on the BBC One morning programme is said to be in line to take over from Reid full-time, according to the Sunday People.
Minchin is currently sitting in for Reid, who recently signed up to host ITV's Good Morning Britain later this year.
She will join current co-host Bill Turnbull, if she officially signs up as a regular presenter.
Louise Minchin lives in Chester, near to the studios at the BBC's MediaCity in Salford. Reid previously made a 250-mile round trip everyday from her home in London.
Countdown presenter Rachel Riley has also been rumoured as Reid's possible replacement.
Susanna Reid recently said that she is "very excited" about her new role on Good Morning Britain.
She will be joined on the show by former GMTV host Ben Shephard, Sky Sunrise's Charlotte Hawkins...
- 3/17/2014
- Digital Spy
Susanna Reid has spoken out following the news that she has joined ITV's Good Morning Britain.
The presenter has quit the BBC to front ITV's new flagship breakfast show, which will replace Daybreak later this year.
Reid tweeted to thank her followers for their support, saying: "Thank you for your messages. I'm very excited to be joining Good Morning Britain.
"I have loved being at BBC Breakfast & will miss the team.
"But as a news journalist & presenter I couldn't turn down this opportunity and a new challenge."
Reid will be joined on the show by former GMTV host Ben Shephard, Sky Sunrise's Charlotte Hawkins and Sky Sports presenter Sean Fletcher.
Her regular BBC Breakfast co-host Bill Turnbull expressed sadness following news of her departure from the corporation.
He tweeted: "Sorry to be losing @susannareid100 from the sofa. Great broadcaster, great colleague, great friend. Wishing her all the best."
Reid is...
The presenter has quit the BBC to front ITV's new flagship breakfast show, which will replace Daybreak later this year.
Reid tweeted to thank her followers for their support, saying: "Thank you for your messages. I'm very excited to be joining Good Morning Britain.
"I have loved being at BBC Breakfast & will miss the team.
"But as a news journalist & presenter I couldn't turn down this opportunity and a new challenge."
Reid will be joined on the show by former GMTV host Ben Shephard, Sky Sunrise's Charlotte Hawkins and Sky Sports presenter Sean Fletcher.
Her regular BBC Breakfast co-host Bill Turnbull expressed sadness following news of her departure from the corporation.
He tweeted: "Sorry to be losing @susannareid100 from the sofa. Great broadcaster, great colleague, great friend. Wishing her all the best."
Reid is...
- 3/3/2014
- Digital Spy
Bill Turnbull has posted a fond farewell message to his BBC Breakfast co-host Susanna Reid, following the announcement that she has been poached by ITV.
Reid will be the host of ITV's Daybreak replacement Good Morning Britain, which is launching later this year.
Responding to the news on Twitter, Turnbull described Reid as a "great broadcaster".
Sorry to be losing @susannareid100 from the sofa. Great broadcaster, great colleague, great friend. Wishing her all the best.
— Bill Turnbull (@billtu) March 3, 2014
Reid will team up with former GMTV host Ben Shephard, Sky Sunrise's Charlotte Hawkins and Sky Sports presenter Sean Fletcher on the new-look ITV show.
Speculation about Reid being poached by ITV has been rife in the tabloids since she proved to be a popular figure on BBC One's Strictly Come Dancing.
Reid is currently on leave from BBC Breakfast, following the breakdown of her relationship with long-term partner Dominic Cotton.
Reid will be the host of ITV's Daybreak replacement Good Morning Britain, which is launching later this year.
Responding to the news on Twitter, Turnbull described Reid as a "great broadcaster".
Sorry to be losing @susannareid100 from the sofa. Great broadcaster, great colleague, great friend. Wishing her all the best.
— Bill Turnbull (@billtu) March 3, 2014
Reid will team up with former GMTV host Ben Shephard, Sky Sunrise's Charlotte Hawkins and Sky Sports presenter Sean Fletcher on the new-look ITV show.
Speculation about Reid being poached by ITV has been rife in the tabloids since she proved to be a popular figure on BBC One's Strictly Come Dancing.
Reid is currently on leave from BBC Breakfast, following the breakdown of her relationship with long-term partner Dominic Cotton.
- 3/3/2014
- Digital Spy
Susanna Reid will join ITV later this year as presenter of new breakfast show 'Good Morning Britain'. The 43-year-old presenter - who is best known for her work on 'BBC Breakfast' - recently announced that she would be taking a break from the channel following her split from partner Dominic Cotton, and it's now been confirmed that she is set to join rival ITV's new-look morning show, which will replace 'Daybreak'. The 'Strictly Come Dancing' runner-up will be joined by Ben Shepard, Charlotte Hawkins and Sam Fletcher between 6am and 8.30am on weekdays to front 'Good Morning Britain'. Director of daytime at...
- 3/3/2014
- Virgin Media - TV
Susanna Reid has quit the BBC for a role hosting ITV's new flagship breakfast show Good Morning Britain.
Daybreak has been officially axed by ITV and the new series will start later this year.
BBC Breakfast's Reid will be joined on the show by former GMTV host Ben Shephard, Sky Sunrise's Charlotte Hawkins and Sky Sports presenter Sean Fletcher.
Speculation about Reid being poached by ITV has been rife in the tabloids since she proved to be a popular figure on BBC One's Strictly Come Dancing.
Reid is currently on leave from BBC Breakfast, following the breakdown of her relationship with long-term partner Dominic Cotton.
Her regular Breakfast co-host Bill Turnbull expressed sadness following news of her departure from the corporation, wishing Reid the best in her new role.
Sorry to be losing @susannareid100 from the sofa. Great broadcaster, great colleague, great friend. Wishing her all the best.
— Bill Turnbull...
Daybreak has been officially axed by ITV and the new series will start later this year.
BBC Breakfast's Reid will be joined on the show by former GMTV host Ben Shephard, Sky Sunrise's Charlotte Hawkins and Sky Sports presenter Sean Fletcher.
Speculation about Reid being poached by ITV has been rife in the tabloids since she proved to be a popular figure on BBC One's Strictly Come Dancing.
Reid is currently on leave from BBC Breakfast, following the breakdown of her relationship with long-term partner Dominic Cotton.
Her regular Breakfast co-host Bill Turnbull expressed sadness following news of her departure from the corporation, wishing Reid the best in her new role.
Sorry to be losing @susannareid100 from the sofa. Great broadcaster, great colleague, great friend. Wishing her all the best.
— Bill Turnbull...
- 3/3/2014
- Digital Spy
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