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Good Morning Television (GMTV) is a British TV station and ITV franchise that broadcasts from 6:00am to 9:25am every morning. The station launched on January 1, 1993 after outbidding the previous licence holder, TV-am. It was first intended to be called Sunrise Television but as Sky News's Breakfast programming also went by that name (and still does), Sky protested, resulting in the change of name.

GMTV targets a wide audience and its programming reflects that, from children's programming to lighthearted talk, from hard news to entertainment news. As a result GMTV reaches approximately 10 million viewers a week making it "Europe's Biggest Breakfast Show".

Contents 1 Current Schedule 2 Current Presenters 2.1 GMTV Newshour 2.2 GMTV Today 2.3 LK Today 2.4 Entertainment Today 2.5 Toonattik 2.6 The Sunday Programme 3 External links

[edit] Current Schedule

At the top and bottom of each hour during the week GMTV presents a news bulletin, often read by Penny Smith.

Day	06:00	06:30	07:00	07:30	08:00	08:30	09:00
Monday - Thursday	GMTV Newshour		GMTV Today			LK Today
Friday	GMTV Newshour		GMTV Today			Entertainment Today
Saturday	WAKEY! WAKEY!			Toonattik
Sunday	The Sunday Programme			Toonattik

[edit] Current Presenters

[edit] GMTV Newshour

• John Stapleton
• Penny Smith (also GMTV's newsreader)

[edit] GMTV Today

• Fiona Phillips (usually Monday-Wednesday)
• Andrew Castle (usually Monday-Wednesday)
• Kate Garraway (usually Thursday-Friday)
• Ben Shephard (usually Thursday-Friday)
• Andrea McLean (weather)
• Clare Nasir (weather)

[edit] LK Today

• Lorraine Kelly
• Mark Eccleston
• Mark Heyes
• Tina Baker
• Emma B

[edit] Entertainment Today

• Jenni Falconer
• Michael Underwood

[edit] Toonattik

• Anna Williamson
• Jamie Rickers

[edit] The Sunday Programme

• Steve Richards
• Claudia Sermbezis (weekend newsreader)

[edit] External links

• gm.tv