Lorraine Kelly is to daytime TV what the Queen is to the royal family. Whatever people think about the chaos, clashing egos and the squabbles of those around them, both can be depended upon to be a steady, comforting presence – one that’s almost universally liked.
Of course, Lorraine’s three-decade reign has been on an ITV sofa, not a throne. And the thorn in her side has been Piers Morgan – not some troublesome princes.
But the two also have share something else in common – Prime Minister Boris Johnson has managed to insult both of them.
