Good Morning Britain fans 'switch off' as they all make same complaint

Fans of Good Morning Britain were fuming on Monday as they all complained about the same thing. The ITV breakfast show was hosted by Kate Garraway and Richard Madeley as they welcomed on a number of guests to discuss the day's latest headlines.

One of today's guests was Former Secretary of State for Education, Gillian Keegan. However, many fans noted that she was unable to "get a word in edgewise" as the hosts repeatedly spoke over her. Taking to social media, namely X, one person raged: "@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 echoed: "@GMB For the love of God, can you all STOP talking over each other, that poor young woman cant get a word in edgewise."

One more added: "I see the usual @Nigel_Farage bashing is happening on @GMB this morning, I'm off to work."

However, others also accused Gillian of being the one talking over people. "You're starting to sound like awful carol malone!! Had to turn off @GMB," one viewer admitted.

Another fumed: "#GMB Can @GillianKeegan stop shouting and talking over the Faiza. So rude."

Fans were also unhappy with the programme on Friday as Adil Ray joined Kate in place of Richard.

The duo were joined by agricultural professional, Marie Stephenson, who is undertaking a major challenge for charity by milking 10,000 cows across the UK.

Supported by the Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution (RABI), Marie hopes to raise mental health awareness in the farming community.

GMB went live to Lancaster, where the farmer was "making some beautiful glasses and bottles of milk to go in people's breakfasts."

After Kate requested a new angle, the cameras panned to a row of cows lined up with their udders being milked by machines.

The unexpected viewer left some fans taken aback as one complained: "@GMB unbearable, turned off." Another warned: "GMB, there's going to be a nasty accident in a min with these cows."