Good Morning Britain fans issue same complaint over detail as they demand 'do something'

Good Morning Britain fans issued the same complaint just minutes into the latest show as they demanded of ITV bosses, "Do something".

During Thursday's (August 28) episode of the hit ITV programme, hosts Kate Garraway and Richard Madeley presented the latest news from across the UK and around the world.

Alex Beresford was also in the studio to deliver regular weather forecasts, while Marverine Cole was on hand to present the rest of the day's news.

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Kate and Richard updated viewers on the reported temporary pause on UK orders of Mounjaro, and the number of cases of so-called "sextortion".

They also shared details of a major milestone in travel safety, as portable carbon monoxide alarms go on sale across all UK airports today.

However, the show's viewers were quickly left frustrated as they felt that Kate was repeatedly interrupting her colleagues during the live broadcast.

"Kate has interrupted 3 times in 5 mins! Do somethings ITV!" one person wrote on X.

Another added: "Seconds after I switch on@GMB what do I get? Kate interrupting Richard! Honestly guys it's beyond a joke now!" while a third said: "These two need to be quiet."

A fourth fan echoed the sentiment, saying: "Kate can't stop talking dear lord. Maybe she needs to take time out because it isn't good to watch."

Meanwhile, others were happy to see Kate on screen, with one person sharing: "I love Kate, she's a great presenter."

The news comes after Kate was forced to present a segment alone as her co-star Richard abruptly walked off set.

Earlier this week, a conversation about toilets prompted Richard to go to the loo himself.

"Talking about it, now I need to go on a break," he said as everyone on set burst out laughing.

As Kate attempted to present what was coming up on the show, Richard couldn't wait, so he quickly got out of his seat and began to walk off set.

Good Morning Britain airs weekdays on ITV1 and ITVX at 6am