Piers Morgan storms off Good Morning Britain after diabolical Meghan Markle comments
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ITV chief executive Carolyn McCall has revealed that she completely believes Meghan Markle’s statements about her mental health, which is at odds with ITV presenter Piers Morgan’s views on the matter.
Outspoken presenter Morgan, co-host of ITV’s breakfast program “Good Morning Britain,” suggested that he did not believe Markle’s statements during the Monday edition of the show. During the interview, with Oprah Winfrey, Markle said she had felt suicidal at times while being a part of the Royal Family and didn’t receive the support she needed from them despite asking for it. “I don’t believe a word she says,” Morgan said on the show on Monday. “I wouldn’t believe her if she read me a weather report.”
DELIVERY company Yodel could face a bill of up to £250,000 as GMB drivers take the company to court over two decades’ worth of missing overtime pay.
Up to 500 workers could have been underpaid an overtime allowance when working night shifts, some to the tune of £1,000 each, going back 20 years.
GMB said the company has so far refused to pay workers what they are owed, so the general union has enlisted lawyers Pattinson and Brewer to take Yodel to an employment tribunal.
Organiser Steve Garelick said: “Being underpaid £2.70 an hour might not sound a lot to some people but added up over weeks, months and years this can be the difference between making the rent or putting decent food on the table.
GMB host Piers Morgan has quit the morning TV show after talks with ITV. The Good Morning Britain co-host faced a backlash for his criticism of the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, following her interview with Oprah Winfrey, alongside Prince Harry. Here s the ITV statement in full.
Piers Morgan storms off Good Morning Britain after diabolical Meghan Markle comments
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ITV chief executive Carolyn McCall has revealed that she completely believes Meghan Markle’s statements about her mental health, which is at odds with ITV presenter Piers Morgan’s views on the matter.
Outspoken presenter Morgan, co-host of ITV’s breakfast program “Good Morning Britain,” suggested that he did not believe Markle’s statements during the Monday edition of the show. During the interview, with Oprah Winfrey, Markle said she had felt suicidal at times while being a part of the Royal Family and didn’t receive the support she needed from them despite asking for it. “I don’t believe a word she says,” Morgan said on the show on Monday. “I wouldn’t believe her if she read me a weather report.”
AMBULANCE workers in the West Midlands have won the right to full sick pay while self-isolating after a GMB campaign.
Official NHS guidance states that staff should be paid in full, including average overtime, while off work to avoid transmitting coronavirus.
But until now, workers at West Midlands Ambulance Service had to scrape by on limited sick pay during periods of self-isolation. They will now receive an average of their overtime earnings as well.
Payments will be backdated to the start of the pandemic in February 2020 after a fightback by members of the general union.
GMB regional organiser Kirsty Hackney said: “Front-line ambulance workers have taken power in the workplace and won material gains for themselves and their co-workers.