Susanna usually presents the breakfast time show alongside the likes of Ed Balls and Richard Madeley at the beginning of the week.

However, today she has been replaced by Kate Garraway, who is fronting Monday’s GMB alongside Paul Brand.

It comes as last week, Susanna revealed she will be “taking a break” from the ITV programme until April 13, as she thanked the “incredible” fans.

Good Morning Britain presenters over the years

Why isn’t Susanna Reid on GMB today?

On Friday (March 27), the 55-year-old shared a picture on Instagram posing in a blue and white dress, before her last GMB appearance for the next two weeks.

She captioned the post: “LOVE IT! I am just hopping off for my Easter break – back @gmb on Monday 13th April.

“THANK YOU to all our incredible viewers and guests after another HUGE programme yesterday – with increases in viewers and share of viewing year on year.

“We love what we do and we love that even more of you love it too!”

One viewer replied in the comments: “Have a great holiday.”

Another wrote: “Have a lovely Easter break!”

Along with guests such as Kwasi Kwarteng, Kate and Paul are discussing today’s news headlines until 10am, such as the “deadly risks” of corridor care and hospital overcrowding in England, as well as fuel shortage concerns.

Another major story making headlines on GMB this morning is about a guest at a Travelodge who was sexually assaulted by a man, who had been given a key card to her room by the hotel’s reception.

Plus, Kate told viewers she has found frog spawn in her garden pond and was looking for advice on how to care for them, including joking about “bottle feeding them if I could”.

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Some were left confused about the topic being featured on GMB, as someone put on X: “Frogs? Is this a news programme or not?  #GMB.”

This person said: “Had a mental image of Kate bottle feeding tadpoles since 6:15 Hows your Monday going ?”

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Thames Valley Police said on Saturday morning that its investigation continues after a duo were arrested on Thursday, March 26 across the county border from Oxfordshire in Berkshire.

A 27-year-old man and a 28-year-old woman from Slough were arrested on suspicion of murder and grievous bodily harm.

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The force said both adults had been released on conditional police bail “pending further enquiries”.

The arrests come after a child “sustained serious injuries” and “tragically passed away in hospital”, according to Detective Inspector Nick Hind from the Major Crime Unit.

The detective said the force’s enquiries are “still at an early stage” and acknowledged the incident is likely to cause “significant concern” in the community.

Hailey CE Primary unveiled the library in conjunction with World Book Day, funded through donations from the Friends of Hailey School, community grants, local business donations and our generous families.

Mrs Davies, headteacher, said: “The school is proud that together we are building a brighter future for our children through the power of reading.”

The library offers a wide selection of books across different genres to help children improve their literacy skills and discover new interests.

Excitement is high within the school community.

Mrs Davies said: “We’re so excited about the opening of our library that everyone’s peeking through the doors to catch a glimpse.

“I cannot wait to unfold the magic behind the books.”