Itv good morning britain host shares 'disturbing' breaking news live on air


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RANVIR SINGH WAS BACK ON TELEVISION SCREENS ON THURSDAY (MAY 22) MORNING TO WAKE UP THE NATION WITH THE LATEST HEADLINES FROM ACROSS THE GLOBE 07:56, 22 May 2025 Ranvir Singh delivered some


"disturbing" breaking news during her recent news bulletin on Good Morning Britain. The presenter was back on our screens on Thursday (May 22) morning, waking up the nation with


the latest headlines from around the world. Kate Garraway and Richard Madeley handed over to Ranvir to share the devastating news. Ranvir informed viewers: "Disturbing breaking news


from America, two members of staff from the Israeli embassy in Washington have been shot dead outside the city's Jewish museum. "The man and woman were killed as they left an


event. The suspect is in custody. Police say he shouted "Free Palestine" while being detained.", reports Bristol Live. READ MORE: Good Morning Britain's Susanna Reid


chokes back tears after Southport survivor's sad admissionREAD MORE: Good Morning Britain star and Liz Hurley join forces for new Channel 4 reality show This follows ITV's


announcement that Good Morning Britain will be extended by 30 minutes. The broadcaster revealed that from January 2026, Good Morning Britain will air from 6am until 9.30am, while Lorraine


Kelly's morning talk show will be reduced to 30 minutes, only running for 30 weeks of the year. "GMB will be made by a dedicated team within ITV News at ITN," a press release


from ITV stated. "This change will see ITV bring all its national news gathering into one hub, with Good Morning Britain benefitting from the journalistic and production resources


already in place for national news bulletins, for the website and for digital platforms including ITVX." Lorraine will now only be broadcast for 30 weeks of the year, airing from


9.30am-10am when it's on and when Lorraine is not on air, Good Morning Britain will run from 6am to 10am. This Morning, presented by Cat Deeley and Ben Shephard, will continue in its


10am until 12:30pm slot on weekdays throughout the year. Loose Women will stay in its current 12.30pm to 1.30pm weekday slot but will now also be reduced to 30 weeks of the year. In


February, ITV announced that soaps Coronation Street and Emmerdale would have their content cut by an hour a week between them from next year. Over the past few years, there has been a


decrease in advertising revenue, part of a funding squeeze across the TV industry. ITV Studios, which produces the channel's daytime shows, is consulting with its daytime teams about a


proposal that would see its three editorially distinct shows - Lorraine, This Morning and Loose Women - produced by one team sharing resources and operations from 2026. Article continues


below GMB will move across from ITV Studios to ITV News at ITN, bringing all its national news gathering into one hub. GOOD MORNING BRITAIN AIRS WEEKDAYS ON ITV1 AND ITVX AT 6AM