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Good Morning Britain achieved its highest-ever share of viewing on March 1 with a record 28.5% share

Live morning shows achieve highest share so far this year up 40% on same day last year.

The Archbishop of Canterbury confirms he did not marry Prince Harry and Meghan three days before the Royal Wedding

'The legal wedding was on the Saturday,' Justin Welby confirmed to Italy’s La Repubblica newspaper.

Robert Jenrick challenged on whether he regrets extending free school meals

The Housing Secretary says he has 'always believed in ensuring that children get the support they need.'

Boris Johnson promises 'fitting and permanent memorial' to the people who have died with Covid-19 in the past year

The Prime Minister made the announcement on the anniversary of the first national lockdown in the UK

'I regret all of the deaths' - Matt Hancock reflects on the anniversary of the UK's first national lockdown

The Health Secretary also responds to calls for a public inquiry over the handling of the pandemic to happen sooner rather than later.

French MEP says EU is 'not blocking' exports of coronavirus vaccines to the UK

Véronique Trillet-Lenoir says the EU are just asking AstraZeneca to 'follow its commitment'

'We are disgusted' - Bristol Mayor speaks out after protestors turned violent at Police and Crime Bill demonstration

Marvin Rees described the protestors as 'self-indulgent, selfish and self-centred'

Robert Jenrick confirms there are enough Covid jabs to meet government's target of vaccinating 9 vulnerable groups by April

The Housing Secretary tells Kate Garraway and Susanna Reid that people should not be concerned over reports of vaccine shortages

Deputy leader of the Labour Party says 1% pay rise is a 'kick in the teeth' for NHS workers as she sets out what Labour would do

Angela Rayner was also challenged on purchasing £249 airpods for work and putting in an expenses claim in for it

EXCLUSIVE: Thomas Markle says he sold stories because he wasn't hearing back from Meghan and Harry

Thomas Markle told Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid that he believes he should be forgiven for staged photos

Meghan and Harry interview: Good Morning Britain reacts to Duke and Duchess of Sussex's Oprah interview

ITV News' Royal Editor Chris Ship, Dr Shola Mos-Shogbamimu, Trisha Goddard and more discuss the interview

Budget 2021: Chancellor Rishi Sunak announces extension of furlough scheme, self-employed support and increase of minimum wage

The Chancellor set out his three-point plan for the economy during his address to MPs in the House of Commons

Covid vaccines reduce the likelihood of hospitalisation by 80% after one dose in over 70s, data shows

Health Secretary Matt Hancock shared details about the effectiveness of the vaccines during the latest Downing Street briefing

The Duke of Edinburgh transferred to different hospital to continue treatment for infection

Prince Philip has been taken to St Bartholomew’s Hospital.

Gordon Brown says the government has to focus on economic recovery now to ensure 1 million young people are not ‘lost’ to unemployment

The former Prime Minister tells Piers and Susanna that the government needs to be 'ahead of the curve'.

Dr Amir Khan demonstrates how to take a lateral flow test

Dr Amir Khan goes through the process step by step

Boris Johnson reveals roadmap out of lockdown - The important dates you need to know

Boris Johnson outlined his plans to ease restrictions in England.

Vaccines Minister Nadhim Zahawi and Piers Morgan clash over Matt Hancock's unlawful conduct over PPE contracts

Mr Zahawi also discussed the roadmap out of lockdown.

Vaccines Minister Nadhim Zahawi rules out vaccine passports 'for our domestic economy'

Mr Zahawi said the government may consider vaccine passports for international travel

EXCLUSIVE GMB poll on parental burnout shows two thirds of parents suffering in lockdown

One in ten say they feel like cryIng every single day.

Sarah Palin says 'there were shenanigans' as she clashes with Piers Morgan over US voter fraud allegations

The former Republican Vice Presidential candidate defended former President Donald Trump.

George Eustice says discussions ‘are still ongoing’ with hotels for mandatory quarantine beginning on Monday

The Environment Secretary said he's not 'in a position to say which hotels have signed up'

Jackie Weaver confesses she may not have had the authority during Handforth Parish Council meeting

Piers kicked things off by reminding everyone he has the authority on Good Morning Britain

Vaccines Minister Nadhim Zahawi on vaccine combination trials and hotel quarantine delays

Mr Zahawi also supported calls for there to be a statue of Captain Sir Tom Moore.

First Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon responds to criticism over the speed of the vaccine rollout

Ms Sturgeon also spoke about the announcement that Scottish schools will return before those in England.

Minister for Prisons and Probation, Lucy Frazer MP reveals loss of her father

Ms Frazer said she 'understands the tragedies that people have suffered as a result of this pandemic'.

The nurse who doesn't remember giving birth while battling Covid

Eva Gicain and her partner Limuel spoke to Ben Shephard and Ranvir Singh about their extraordinary experience

1 Million Minutes: Pledge your time to help end loneliness

Together we can help end loneliness.

Good Morning Britain pays tribute to more than 100,000 people who have died with Covid

Prime Minister Boris Johnson addresses the nation as UK coronavirus deaths pass 100,000

Mr Johnson has offered his 'deepest condolences' to everyone who has lost a relative to coronavirus.

Vaccine Minister Nadhim Zahawi reveals his uncle recently died from Covid before he could get the vaccine

Mr Zahawi spoke to Piers and Susanna about his personal loss during the interview

How rugby star Maro Itoje is helping disadvantaged schoolchildren through the pandemic

The England player was inspired by footballer Marcus Rashford's free school meals campaign.

Peter and Emily Andre open up about their Covid battle

Peter told Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid that he 'had nights where he was finding it hard to breathe’

All travel corridors to close from Monday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson announces

Travel corridors will end from 4am on Monday 18 January.

Shadow Education Secretary calls for Gavin Williamson to resign

Labour's Kate Green believes it is time the Education Secretary left his role.

Covid vaccine latest: Who will be the first to get it and when will the vaccination be given out?

Here's all you need to know.

Financial Times Data Specialist dispels myths about coronavirus

John Burn-Murdoch uses data and graphs to address claims made by Covid deniers and Covid downplayers

Priti Patel promises 1000 vaccination sites by the end of the week and says pharmacies will be able to roll out the vaccine

The Home Secretary also spoke about whether it is time to have stronger law enforcement to make sure the public are following the lockdown rules.

'This has been a dark period of America’s history' - Nicola Sturgeon reacts to the US Capitol riots

The First Minister of Scotland says Donald Trump has failed to live up to 'a level of decency that democracy depends on'

GCSE, AS-level and A-level exams to be replaced by school-based assessments, Gavin Williamson confirms

In his address to the Commons, Mr Williamson said the government are going to put their 'trust in teachers rather than algorithms'

'A test at the border is near pointless' - Vaccine Minister Nadhim Zahawi explains why people flying in to the UK haven't been tested at airports

Mr Zahawi says the 'medical, scientific evidence suggests that it’s much better to focus on quarantining.'

The UK needs to be vaccinating 5 million people a week to get coronavirus pandemic under control, according to Tony Blair

The former Prime Minister is calling on the government to 'dramatically' accelerate the vaccine roll out

Boris Johnson announces third national lockdown

The Prime Minister said a national lockdown was necessary to control the new Covid-19 variant

Matt Hancock announces more areas of England going into Tier 4 from Boxing Day

The Health Secretary announced the areas that will be going into Tier 4.

"We've got to do everything we can to save lives." - Labour's Jon Ashworth calls for Boris Johnson to act quickly on a 3rd national lockdown

The Shadow Health Secretary says the PM has to act quickly when reacting to new information on the Covid crisis.

Priti Patel says the government 'are being proactive' in its latest response to coronavirus

The Home Secretary’s comment came days after the hurried cancellation of Christmas mixing rules.

'Can I cancel my turkey?' - Our panel of experts answer your questions about the Christmas Covid rules and restrictions

Our panels of experts answer your questions about the latest restrictions over the Christmas period

'Unfortunately this is man versus virus, we don’t control this thing' - Transport Secretary Grant Shapps

The Transport Secretary discussed the tightening of Christmas restrictions with Charlotte and Adil.

PC Andrew Harper's widow launches Harper's Law campaign for longer sentences

Lissie Harper wants mandatory life sentences for anyone convicted of killing an emergency services worker

'We should be trusting people to come to their own personal judgement' - Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick

The Housing Secretary discussed the Christmas relaxation with Piers and Susanna

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan reacts to London going into Tier 3

Mr Khan also tells Piers and Susanna about his fears over relaxing the rules over Christmas

Tyson Fury lays down the challenge to fight Anthony Joshua

"Grow a pair and sign the contract, big boy!"

Amanda Barrie, Larry Lamb, Dean Gaffney, Bobby Davro and Richard Arnold pay tribute to Dame Barbara Windsor

The legendary actress has died, aged 83.

Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab on a Brexit trade deal, London’s tier 3 warning and vaccine fears

The government won't 'sacrifice the basic points of democratic principle' just to get a Brexit trade deal.

Michael Gove clashes with Piers Morgan over herd immunity

The Cabinet Secretary said he is happy for the public inquiry to go ahead

GMB speaks to nurse May Parsons who administered the first Pfizer/BioNtech Covid-19 vaccine

May told Jonathan Swain how she felt on such a momentous day.

Minister says Boris Johnson's 'oven-ready deal' comments over Brexit was in reference to the Withdrawal Agreement

James Cleverly MP clarifies what Boris Johnson meant as Brexit trade deal negotiations continue

Welsh Minister for Health Vaughan Gething defends decision to ban pubs, bars and restaurants from selling alcohol in Wales

Mr Gething told Ben and Charlotte that the decision was made based on the evidence of what works

BioNTech CEO who created Covid-19 vaccine 'extremely relieved' at UK approval

Professor Ugur Sahin explained the vaccine is safe

Health Secretary Matt Hancock vows to take new Covid vaccine with Piers Morgan

The Health Secretary made the comments following the news that the UK regulator has approved the Pfizer/BioNtech Covid-19 vaccine.

Michael Gove tells GMB scotch eggs are a 'starter' not a substantial meal

The Cabinet Secretary said he would consider a scotch egg a starter

Nicola Sturgeon: Boris Johnson would be ‘denying’ democracy by stopping a second Scottish independence referendum

The First Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon says ‘the majority of people in Scotland support independence’.

Housing Secretary confirms COVID tiers could last for months as he defends the new restrictions

Housing Sec Robert Jenrick says it was ‘sensible’ to put whole regions into higher tiers.

Which tier is your area in? Government confirms new restriction tiers

The government launches a postcode checker to check which tier your area is in

Chancellor Rishi Sunak defends foreign aid budget cuts and public sector pay freeze

The Chancellor appeared on Good Morning Britain to discuss his coronavirus recovery economic plan

Chancellor Rishi Sunak unveils spending plan for coronavirus recovery

The Chancellor said there would be a pay rise for nurses, doctors and other medical professionals

Will Christmas bubbles increase the risk of spreading coronavirus and a January lockdown?

The government is allowing up to three households to mix for five days over Christmas

The Duchess of Sussex reveals she suffered a miscarriage in July

Meghan Markle says she felt 'unbearable grief' after suffering the miscarriage in July

Christmas lockdown rules confirmed - All you need to know

Households will be able to form 'Christmas bubbles' with two other households from 23-27th December.

Transport Secretary admits the country was not prepared for the pandemic in key areas

Grant Shapps also told Piers and Susanna that he would donate his pay rise to charity

Boris Johnson announces Covid Winter Plan as he outlines tougher three-tier system

In an address to the Commons, the Prime Minister confirmed non-essential shops, gyms and hairdressers will be allowed to reopen.

'When can we get back to normality?' - Director of the Oxford Vaccine Group says things will move 'very rapidly through the first quarter of next year'

Professor Andrew Pollard spoke to Piers and Susanna about the results of the Oxford Covid-19 vaccine

Matt Hancock confirms Covid vaccination programme could start 'next month' as he discusses families gathering at Christmas

The Health Secretary also refused to confirm that he would reject a payrise.

Will the vaccine be here in time for Christmas? Vaccine Q&A with Dr Amir Khan

Dr Amir Khan answers questions about the coronavirus vaccines

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace responds to £16.5 billion Ministry of Defence financial deal

Mr Wallace also spoke about the reports that lockdown restrictions could be eased for Christmas.

'No ifs, no buts, no caveats' - Gordon Brown says Jeremy Corbyn has to make a 'full apology' for anti-Semitism within the Labour Party

During the interview, the former Prime Minister said Boris Johnson has 'to change his attitude' over devolution.

The real death toll associated with Covid is higher than 52,000, says Financial Times' Economics Editor

According to Chris Giles, the number is over 70,000 as he explains how he’s come to nearly 50% more deaths this year.

Business Secretary responds to reports that Covid-19 restrictions will be eased over Christmas

Alok Sharma told Piers and Susanna that it is 'too early to say' whether the rules will be relaxed

Britain's longest Covid sufferer gives Kate Garraway a message of hope

Cab driver Ali Sakallioglu spent 222 days in hospital and care battling Covid

Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick joins GMB to talk the boycott, devolution and Grenfell Tower

The Housing Secretary was the second cabinet minister to come on the show in two days

Health Secretary Matt Hancock confirms UK has secured 5m doses of 95% effective Moderna vaccine

The Health Secretary confirmed the UK has secured doses of a second effective vaccine.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock appears on GMB after 201-day government boycott

The government's boycott of GMB finally ended after Dominic Cummings left Downing Street on Friday

Former Chief Scientific Adviser ‘astonished’ UK has highest coronavirus death toll in Europe

The UK reached 50,000 deaths from Covid-19 yesterday.

Piers and Susanna to present a Good Morning Britain Christmas Day special

Piers and Susanna will front a special show on Christmas Day

Heartbreaking stories from some of the 3m people being excluded from financial support by the government

Nearly 3 million people have fallen through the cracks of the furlough scheme.

Gary Lineker on FA Chairman Greg Clarke's resignation and why he's not interested in the role

The Match of the Day presenter said he hopes the organisation can change from being 'full of lots of white old men'.

Virologist Dr Chris Smith explains the science behind how the coronavirus vaccine will work

During the show, Professor Sir John Bell also spoke about the Covid-19 vaccine breakthrough

Rupert Everett calls 'cancel culture judgemental and vindictive'

The actor, author and director also spoke to Piers and Susanna about his latest projects

Gordon Brown calls for Rishi Sunak to 'to do better' for the 2-3 million people who are not supported by furlough

The former Prime Minister also spoke about newly-elected President Joe Biden.

Joe Biden closes in on the US presidency as he takes the lead in key battleground states

The Democratic candidate has taken the lead in Pennsylvania and Georgia

US presidential election 2020: How is the next president of the United States of America decided?

GMB's Charlotte Hawkins explains how the electoral college works

Marcus Rashford's 7-year-old hero campaigning to feed hungry children at Christmas

Stanley Heaton started a campaign to feed hungry children after being inspired by his favourite footballer Marcus Rashford

The story of the US Election: What happened on Election Night 2020

How the US 2020 Election unfolded on the night.

Shadow Foreign Secretary: The US Election Outcome Will Set The World On 'Very Different Paths'

Lisa Nandy says a legal dispute 'would not be in anyone's best interests' if a clear winner is not found.

Shadow Chancellor Anneliese Dodds calls for 'critical' business support through the second lockdown

Anneliese Dodds has called for Chancellor Rishi Sunak to "have a plan around economic support" to help businesses survive.

The 2020 Election Night Insider's Guide: Everything you need to know

US Election expert Frank Luntz is here to guide you through Election Night 2020.

Gary Lineker opens up about housing a refugee and explains why he did it

The footballer legend described the experience as "brilliant" during his chat with Piers and Susanna

Kate Garraway on husband Derek's first words during his long Covid battle - 'It is a huge breakthrough'

Kate told Piers and Susanna that Derek's first word has given her and her family hope

Boris Johnson announces new lockdown measures for England and extension of furlough scheme

From Thursday, bars and restaurants will close, but schools and universities will remain open.

Sir Keir Starmer on 'shameful' Labour anti-Semitism report and the suspension of Jeremy Corbyn

The leader of the Labour Party said he will 'only be satisfied when people who’ve left the party because of anti-Semitism feel it’s safe to return.’