Good Morning Britain host Charlotte Hawkins kicked off with some 'breaking news' as she welcomed viewers to the ITV show and they were quick to react
On Friday's episode of Good Morning Britain , Charlotte Hawkins kicked off her news segment with some "breaking news". TShe continued: "The UK's recovery from recession has been stronger than previously thought. The Office of National Statistics has issued revised growth figures for the first quarter and says that GDP rose by 0.7 percent between January and March ant not at six percent as it had originally estimated.
Fans quickly took to the comments section on social media, with one saying: "Good - but not great," reports the Mirror. Another chimed in: "That's bigging up a 0.1% difference a bit too much there." Later in the show, Andi Peters and Charlotte were deep in conversation on the sofa when Kate Garraway interrupted them. The 57 year old presenter excitedly announced that a lucky viewer could win a massive £250,000 if they entered the show's competition.
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