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0 Susanna Reid will not return to Good Morning Britain on Sunday morning in a shake-up of the show.
The host, 51, has been leading coverage on the ITV breakfast show since the Queen’s death at Balmoral Castle in Scotland last Thursday but she will take a break on Sunday when Adil Ray, 48, and Kate Garraway, 55, will front the programme from 6.30am until 9.30am.
A special edition of the show will cover the latest ahead of the late monarch’s funeral on Monday, with a number of changes being made to ITV’s schedule on Sunday.
Taking a rest: Susanna Reid will not return to Good Morning Britain on Sunday morning in a shake-up of the show after leading coverage since the Queen’s death
Love Your Weekend With Alan Titchmarsh will follow Good Morning Britain at 9.30am, with EFL Highlights airing at 11.25am and the ITV News and Weather at 12.30pm.
You’ve Been Framed will be broadcast at 1.30pm while Ainsley’s Caribbean Kitchen will air at 2pm and Simply Raymond Blanc will air at 2.30pm.
James Martin’s Great British Adventure will be shown at 3pm and Dickinson’s Real Deal Winner will air at 3.30pm, followed by Tipping Point: Lucky Stars at 4pm and Ninja Warrior UK: Race For Glory at 5pm. ITV News and Weather will then air at 6pm followed by regional news.
Taking the helm: Adil Ray, 48, and Kate Garraway, 55, will front the programme from 6.30am until 9.30am on Sunday
Then, an episode of Emmerdale while was originally due to be the second instalment of the soap to air on Friday 16 September, will be shown at 6.30pm.
Coronation Street, the episode originally scheduled for Friday 16 September then returns at 7pm before Queen Elizabeth II: National Silence at 7.55pm.
Ridley will be broadcast from 8.05pm, the ITV News and Weather will air at 10pm, Bradley and Barney: Breaking Dad will be shown at 10pm, and Gallagher Premiership Rugby Highlights will air at 10.45pm before documentary The Queen Remembered at 11.45pm.
Farewell: The country’s longest-reigning royal, Queen Elizabeth II, died ‘peacefully’, aged 96, at Balmoral in Scotland last Thursday (pictured in October 2021)
ITV will continue to make a number of changes to its main channel scheduled broadcasting in the coming days to reflect the important state events which culminate with the Queen’s funeral in London on Monday.
A variety of documentaries about the Queen’s 70-year reign and the new monarch, King Charles III, will air.
Channel bosses are reintroducing some of the channel’s regular programmes this week.
Sombre: On Tuesday evening, the Queen’s coffin flew to London where she was taken to Westminster Hall to lie in state
Source: | Dailymail.co.uk
