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Manchester Evening News
Manchester Evening News
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Jessica Sansome

Susanna Reid left to 'clear up act' as Ed Balls apologises for swearing on ITV Good Morning Britain despite warning

Susanna Reid informed Good Morning Britain viewers that she and co-host Ed Balls were going to 'clear up their act' after he 'swore' on the early morning show. The pair were back fronting the ITV news programme on Wednesday (March 15) when they were preparing to be joined by Richard Arnold.

The show's entertainment editor had his usual celebrity news and gossip to deliver, which included news of Danny Dyer's next TV gig following his EastEnders exit as Mick Carter over Christmas. It has been revealed that the actor will appear in the new BBC Two comedy Henpocalypse! which tells the story of West Midlander and "bridezilla" Zara, whose hen do in a remote cottage in Wales is rudely interrupted by the apocalypse.

And Ed decided that it would be a good time to recall when Danny used a swear word to describe former prime minister David Cameron, asking why he was able to relax in France "with his trotters up" while Britain dealt with the consequences of Brexit. While chatting about Danny's previous comments, the former Labour MP said: "He used a 'T-word," before asking: "Are we allowed to say that this early?"

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