ITV’s three major daytime shows -, and - will not be shown on the channel today due to the Easter holidays. Instead, Good Morning Britain, which is broadcast weekdays between 6am and 8.30am, will be replaced with a series of children shows, including Super 4, Wishfart and Horrid Henry. The Easter break means that the ITV news programme has been postponed until after the festive period. Lorraine, which is fronted by the Scottish presenter Lorraine Kelly, has also been cancelled because of the bank holiday. Broadcast in its place will be the CITV show Scrambled, which is hosted by Arielle Free, London Hughes, Luke Franks and Sam Homewood. English subtitles download. ITV Studios Daytime will sub-let studio space from BBC Studioworks in the Television Centre.
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Speaking about the move David Camp, Chief Executive of Stanhope Plc, said: “It is fantastic that ITV will be moving into the studios at Television Centre and joining more than 3,000 existing staff at White City Place, alongside Yoox Net-a-Porter, the Royal College of Art, Huckletree and Imperial College’s new White City campus next door on Wood Lane. “Television Centre already includes the HQ of BBC Worldwide, three state of the art studios operated by BBC Studioworks and a new Soho House members club, rooftop pool, gym, hotel and restaurants.” Good Morning Britain, Lorraine and This Morning returns Tuesday on at 6am, 8.30am and 10.30am respectively.