9 monthes ago | By Metro

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Good Morning Britain 's Susanna Reid defended her ‘rogue cough' as it crept into an interview on today's programme.
The presenter was midway through thanking a group of key workers who've continued their services during the coronavirus pandemic when she ground to a halt and spluttered.
‘Excuse me,' Susanna offered. ‘I've just had a piece of apple. Just to explain any rogue cough.'
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Danny John-Jules misses Good Morning Britain interview to make cup of tea

9 monthes ago | By Metro

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Danny John-Jules missed the best part of his Good Morning Britain interview on Thursday's show because he was busy making a cup of tea and taking a phone call.
The actor was meant to appear alongside his Red Dwarf co-stars on the programme to speak about tonight's upcoming special, however was nowhere to be seen when Susanna Reid and Ben Shephard kicked off the segment.
Eventually - right before the end of the chat - Danny appeared via webcam from his home.
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Dr Hilary warns ignoring coronavirus lockdown for Easter could be 'detrimental'

9 monthes ago | By The Mirror

Good Morning Britain's Dr Hilary Jones begged viewers not to defy lockdown restrictions amid the COVID-19 pandemic
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Good Morning Britain's Dr Hilary Jones warns against fake coronavirus home testing kits

9 monthes ago | By Metro

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Good Morning Britain 's resident physician Dr Hilary Jones has warned against fake antibody testing kits sold by disreputable firms amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The doctor urged audiences not to fall victim to online scams that claim to allow people to screen antibodies to see whether they have recovered from Covid-19.
No such testing has been made available to the public yet.
‘There are a number of firms who are immorally selling antibody tests to members of the public who are...
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