Good Morning Britain faces backlash for sending reporters into storm conditions

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Good Morning Britain faced backlash from viewers for sending reporters into dangerous conditions during Storm Eowyn. The show highlighted a rare red weather warning, indicating a risk to life, while four reporters provided live updates from storm-hit areas. Viewers criticized the decision on social media, calling it irresponsible to have reporters outside in severe weather. Many expressed that the audience could understand the storm's impact without risking reporters' safety. During the broadcast, hosts discussed school closures and disruptions to transport due to the storm. They acknowledged the potential for winds reaching 100 mph in parts of the UK.


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