Good Morning Britain presenters Ed Balls and Susanna Reid were forced to apologise as a tense row erupted live on air with a Tory MP as he faced a historic defeat. Get the latest entertainment news sent straight to your inbox with our weekly Showbiz newsletter We have more newsletters Get the latest entertainment news sent straight to your inbox with our weekly Showbiz newsletter We have more newsletters Good Morning Britain was abuzz this Friday as the nation reacted to the Labour Party's sweeping victory in the General Election. In a special extended broadcast, the programme captured the unfolding drama of the live ballot counts and featured interviews with various candidates.
In a turn of events, Conservative MP Steve Baker lost his Wycombe seat, marking a historic win for Labour and heralding Kier Starmer as the new Prime Minister. During a tense moment on the show, hosts Ed Balls and Susanna Reid spoke with Steve Baker about his defeat while former Chancellor George Osborne was present in the studio, the Mirror reports. Confusion ensued when Baker mistakenly thought Osborne had posed the question, "So the voters got it wrong? " leading him to lash out and hit back: "George, I'm not getting into an argument with you.
" The studio descended into disarray as Ed clarified that he was the one who asked the question, despite Susanna's attempts to intervene, saying, "no that's Ed," which went unheard by Baker. Baker continued: "George you and I have got a lot of history,. You kn.
