Good Morning Britain faced a wave of viewer backlash after an episode hosted by Kate Garraway and Richard Madeley descended into a series of interruptions, with former Education Secretary Gillian Keegan struggling to speak.
Viewers Complain About Interruptions
Many took to social media to vent their frustration, saying Keegan could not "get a word in edgeways" as the presenters repeatedly cut her off.
One X user wrote: "@GMB What's the point in having @GillianKeegan on with anybody else? Nobody can get a word in edgeways. Shut up, fgs, and let others have their opinion!"
Another added: "@GMB For the love of God, can you all STOP talking over each other, that poor young woman can't get a word in edgewise," while someone else commented: "I see the usual @Nigel_Farage bashing is happening on @GMB this morning, I'm off to work."
However, some viewers also accused Keegan herself of speaking over others. One comment, reported by the Express, read: "#GMB Can @GillianKeegan stop shouting and talking over the Faiza. So rude."
Cow Milking Segment Stuns Viewers
On another edition of the programme, Adil Ray filled in for Richard alongside Kate. The duo were joined by agricultural professional Marie Stephenson, who is undertaking a mammoth charity challenge to milk 10,000 cows across the UK.
The venture, backed by the Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution (RABI), aims to boost mental health awareness within the farming community.
GMB broadcast live from Lancaster, where the farmer was seen making "some beautiful glasses and bottles of milk to go in people's breakfasts." After Kate requested a different view, cameras swung round to reveal a line of cows being milked by machines.
The unexpected sight left some viewers startled, with one writing: "@GMB unbearable, turned off," and another warning: "GMB, there's going to be a nasty accident in a min with these cows."
