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Manchester Evening News
Manchester Evening News
Entertainment
Jessica Sansome

ITV Good Morning Britain viewers say 'what a weird time' as they fume 'grow up' over Valentine's debate

Good Morning Britain viewers weren't quite sure what they were watching as they tuned in to the latest show. The ITV news programme was on air on Tuesday (February 14) with Ranvir Singh back at the helm but after hosting alongside Robert Rinder on Monday, she was joined by Ed Balls.

And as it was Valentine's Day, there was lots of chatter about the annual day of love and at one point in the show, Ranvir and Ed were joined by two guests with opposing opinions to debate whether Valentine's Day cards should be banned at work. GMB offered up the conversation after a new survey revealed nearly half think it's inappropriate to flirt in the office, despite 40 per cent confessing to a workplace romance.

Ed argued: "If Ranvir said it fine but if it was anonymous and I didn't know who was saying it, I'd be looking around this studio thinking who is sending me these private love messages. You can imagine that feeling a bit creepy and maybe a bit intimidating."

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