Good Morning Britain viewers baffled as the clock disappears for ‘special edition’ of show.
GOOD Morning Britain viewers were left baffled today as the clock disappeared for a special edition of the show.Good Morning Britain's clock was missing this morningBut it was the time usually seen underneath the GMB logo on the left hand side that was missing.Another asked: "Where has the clock gone on screen? Hope its back for when I'm back at work as I use that for when to leave the house #GMB.
Love Island winner Amber Gill and her co-stars Anna Vakili and Yewande Biala also came into the studio to talk about the new Winter Series, but they didn't seem excited to watch it. Love Island's Amber, Yewande and Anna say they are hesitant to watch the next Winter series set in South Africa on GMB
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