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Good Morning Britain fans rage 'she's so rude!' as they slam Kate Garraway for 'ego issues' and repeatedly snubbing guest. Viewers took exception to the way that Kate, 57, who recently won an NTA, and her co-star Adil Ray, 50, discussed the controversial topic of NHS abolition. Kate has long since been an advocate for the NHS, following the care they gave her late husband Derek Draper who died in January after a years-long battle with long Covid. However, when Kate was face-to-face with a guest who held the same position as her, an NHS doctor, fans observed that she wouldn't let him get a word in. Taking to X, formerly Twitter , they wrote: 'Kate !!!! Let the doctor speak. Omg what is wrong with this woman, she's SO rude!!! #GMB';

For many families the start of September signals a fresh, new academic year with kids heading back to school in the autumn. And as autumn and a new term rolls around, some of ITV 's Good Morning Britain presenters have been reflecting on their time at school. They have also shared pictures of themselves during their time in early education and discussed what they would tell their younger selves now if they could. So take a look below and see if you can guess which TV stars you can recognise from their old snaps...

Kate Garraway fought back tears as she clutched the grieving mother of a teenage murder victim in a heart-wrenching Good Morning Britain interview.  During the emotional segment on Friday's episode, the host, 57, and her co-star Adil Ray, 50, spoke with John and Claire, the parents of Leah Croucher. Leah was found dead in the loft of a house on October 10, 2022 - almost four years after her disappearance on February 15, 2019, while walking to work in Furzton, Milton Keynes.

The scenes of the presenter, 50, were so 'cringe' viewers dramatically threatened to 'take their TVs off the wall'.

Charlotte Hawkins returned to Good Morning Britain on Thursday, after enjoying a couple of weeks of annual leave. The presenter, 49, was back at work hosting the ITV hit breakfast show alongside Adil Ray, as she admitted it felt 'strange' to be back. She also opened up about how she had spent her time off, explaining she had been having a 'water holiday' with her family.

Kate Garraway pleaded for her Good Morning Britain co-star Adil Ray to 'come back' after he walked out of the studio after a joke backfired.

Olivia Pratt-Korbel, nine, (right) was shot dead in her home in Liverpool in August 2022 by 34-year-old Thomas Cashman. The thug shot Olivia in the middle of her chest after stranger Joseph Nee, 35, burst into her home in Dovecot while fleeing gunman Cashman. The nine-year-old's mother Cheryl Korbel (left) sustained a gunshot wound to the hand while trying to stop Cashman entering the family's home. Cheryl joined Adil Ray and Ranvir Singh on the Good Morning Britain sofa to talk about the devastating effects of gun violence on families and communities. Speaking about the last two years since Olivia's death on August 22, Cheryl said: 'Every day is hard to actually get out of bed.'

The segment was sparked by a survey result which indicated that 75 percent of people believe men ought to keep their shirts on unless they're at a pool or a beach.

Adil, who first joined the ITV breakfast show in 2019, has become a more regular panelist since Piers Morgan left in 2021 and Ben Shephard's departure more recently.  And now that he and Kate are co-hosting together more often, the presenter spoke candidly about how the pair have bonded by helping each other through difficult times. 

Good Morning Britain's Kate Garraway quipped that she was looking 'emotional' live on air as she admitted she'd been battling a 'rabid' eye infection in Friday's show. During the live breakfast segment, the TV presenter, 57, revealed that she was attempting to hide her sore eyes behind her glasses.  Despite her teary-eye appearance, Kate made light of the situation and joked it was also 'partly' due to England's men's football team securing their spot in the Euro 2024 final.

A disabled social media influencer has spoken out about the lack of awareness about hidden disabilities following her hellish experience at a Taylor Swift concert (right). Holly April, 30, from Barnet, North London , appeared on Good Morning Britain (left) on Thursday to spread awareness about hidden disabilities after she was 'pushed and harassed' during a Taylor Swift show. Holly, who goes by the name Stoma Babe on social media, was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis in 2020 and now uses a stoma, which is usually concealed by clothes, meaning many aren't aware of her disability. Attending a Taylor Swift concert at Wembley arena last month. Holly described being treated with 'contempt by other fans' because of factors surrounding her hidden disability.

Susanna Reid displayed some blonde ambition on Tuesday, as she showed off a much lighter hair transformation on Good Morning Britain. The TV presenter, 53, hosted the morning show alongside Adil Ray and put on a colourful display in a tight-fitted floral maxi dress. But, standing out even more than her bold outfit was her hairdo, with Susanna showing off noticeably more blonde tresses.

Sir Michael Palin has said there are 'very few' people around who still remember Monty Python.  The actor and comedian, 81, appeared on Monday's Good Morning Britain alongside hosts Susanna Reid and Adil Ray. Sir Michael was part of iconic comedy troupe Monty Python, which formed in 1969 and also consisted of Graham Chapman, John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle and Terry Jones. The group is pictured right in The Meaning of Life in 1983.

Lorraine Kelly was every inch the proud mum on Monday as she paused her ITV to share some family news.  The television presenter, 64, spoke about her daughter Rosie's engagement after the 29-year-old made the announcement on Instagram.  Speaking to Adil Ray and Susanna Reid from Good Morning Britain, Lorraine said: 'Rosie and her Steve got engaged which is fantastic. He is wonderful. He asked Steve permission, went done on one knee.'

Several of ITV's biggest stars are reportedly in panic mode as they fear bosses will be making further cuts amid plummeting ratings on some of their daytime TV shows including Good Morning Britain, This Morning and Loose Women. It has been reported that many big-name contracts are set to be going under review in the coming months, while shows like GMB are getting revamped. And the rotating panel of Loose Women presenters are thought to be at risk, as the broadcaster seeks to save money and backroom jobs. 

Ed Balls and Rob Rinder are back to Good Morning Britain. While both Susanna Reid and Adil Ray are on holiday, Broadcaster Ed will take his place on the hosting chair with Kate Garraway next week. Susanna said last month that she would be going on a two-week break, while Adil wrote on X: "Thanks for watching @gmb.' "Over the Easter break, there will be no Saturdays."

Vicky Pattison has shared how she learned about the joys and aches of her eggs freezing journey, as well as how she coped with trolls. I'm A Celebrity winner, 36, joined hosts Kate Garraway and Adil Ray on Good Morning Britain's sofa, where she detailed the process online last year after spending £7,000 on the procedure because her fiancé Ercan Ramadan, 30, was not able to have children.

On Friday, the 56-year-old displayed her newly improved bottom during Good Morning Britain. Nevertheless, the host hasn't made any permanent physical changes, rather she was styling the new M&S backside enhancing knickers. To help customers' backsides have a bit of oomph, the £15 pair of pants are made with built in padding.

The Heist Before Christmas, which conjures up a Yuletide miracle by mixing bleak elements into a mellow holiday film with a touch of edge, is among the TV dramas to watch over the holiday season.

Since announcing that they will be taking a break for a while, a Good Morning Britain presenter has been flooded with love.' Adil Ray, 49, a well-known celebrity on Good Morning Britain, recently revealed that he would be taking a short break from the ITV show. On Monday, he wrote: "Back @gmb" and Friday from 6.

It has been revealed that Sarah, Duchess of York, had an operation to address breast cancer. According to reports, the 63-year-old duchess was diagnosed after a routine mammogram. According to friends, the author and businesswoman was released from hospital today and rejoined Windsor with her family. According to another, the mother-of-two's prognosis was good, owing to the cancer being detected early. This week, she is said to have spent several days in hospital. 'It's been a trying time,' a friend said, but she is extremely grateful to the medical staff who performed the mammogram and also the surgical staff who looked after her for the last few days.' In a forthcoming episode of her podcast 'Tea Talks with the Duchess and Sarah,' the duchess will unquestionably talk about her illness and treatment, which is likely to air tomorrow.

When speaking with Kate Garraway and Adil Ray on Good Morning Britain on Thursday (right), Sarah Ferguson said she would not attend the coronation because she is divorced to Prince Andrew (left). "I'm not [going] because it's a state fair, and being divorced, I don't think you can have it both ways."

Just Stop Oil fanatics today refused to rule out sabotaging King Charles' coronation next month. During a string of media interviews this morning, eco-zealots from the XR affiliate warned that they would do "whatever is nonviolently necessary to shield us" from the climate crisis. Just Stop Oil founder James Skeet, a Manchester sound engineer, suggested that'something disruptive' may be planned during the festival, such as throwing an object at the King and Queen's carriage on the parade route between Buckingham Palace and Westminster Abbey. It comes after the company raised concerns that they might be targeted by a map of the route on Twitter, and just days after one of their zealots brought a snooker game to a halt.

This morning, police Minister Chris Philp was confronted over Home Secretary Suella Braverman's remarks about British Pakistani grooming gangs. Mr Philp told ITV's Good Morning Britain that Adil Ray, one of the show's regular hosts, had suffered "nothing but bigotry" since Mrs Braverman's words. Since the Home Secretary, who is Mr Philp's boss, stepped down this month, she has come under fire. Mrs Braverman said there had been "a case in whichby vulnerable white English girls' were 'pursued, assaulted, raped, shot, and injured by gangs of British Pakistani men who have served in child violence rings or networks." The Home Secretary also highlighted studies about'the predominance of particular ethnic groups, including British Pakistani males, who have cultural values who are fundamentally contradictory to British values' during a Sky News interview on April 2nd. This was despite Mrs Braverman's being questioned about a Home Office report that showed that child sexual harassment gangs are the most common type of white. Baroness Sayeeda Warsi, the Home Secretary, has accused her of using 'racist rhetoric,' and said she is 'not fit to serve in high office' amid outraged backlash.