Good Morning Britain faced backlash on Monday after hosts Kate Garraway and Paul Brand repeatedly interrupted Environment Minister Emma Reynolds during a discussion on fuel supply concerns. Viewers took to social media to criticise the interview, with some saying they turned off the programme.
During the segment, Garraway pressed the minister on whether fuel rationing could come to the UK, referencing Slovenia's decision to ration fuel. Reynolds attempted to explain that some regions are more exposed to supply issues, but Garraway cut in, asking: 'But why is Slovenia more exposed than we are?'
The interruptions continued, with Garraway apologising mid-interview but persisting with questions. Brand also apologised for interrupting the minister. Viewers expressed frustration, with one calling it a 'terrible interview' and another saying: 'Does Kate let anyone else speak? What's the point in asking a question and not letting the person answer it?'
The interview has sparked debate about the tone of political interviews on breakfast television, with some accusing the hosts of being rude. Good Morning Britain airs weekdays on ITV from 6am.
