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Good Morning Britain Gets Its Biggest Change in 11 Years as ITV Announces Overhaul
- ITV announced a major overhaul of its Daytime shows starting January 2026, including extending Good Morning Britain to 6amβ9:30am and moving its production to ITV News at ITN in London.
- This change follows ITV's plan to consolidate its national news production into one hub and expand its news output amid ongoing shifts in its Daytime schedule and operations.
- Lorraine, This Morning, and Loose Women will remain produced by ITV Studios from a new central London location, with Lorraine and Loose Women running seasonally, reflecting presenter schedules.
- Kevin Lygo, ITV's Media and Entertainment Director, explained the changes will generate savings, enable reinvestment, and enhance news coverage while supporting affected staff during the transition.
- These adjustments aim to continue delivering trusted news and discussion to viewers, build on ITVβs journalism legacy, and prepare the broadcaster for its eighth decade.
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ITV ANNOUNCES MAJOR SCHEDULE AND PRODUCTION CHANGES TO DAYTIME SHOWS
ITV today announces changes to the scheduling and production of its Daytime shows.Β From January 2026, Good Morning Britain will be extended by 30 minutes to run from 6am to 9.30am daily, and will transfer to be produced by ITV News at ITN at their base at Grayβs Inn Road in London.Β GMB will be made by a dedicated team within ITV News at ITN. This change will see ITV bring all its national news gathering into one hub, with Good Morning Britain beβ¦
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