00:00I believe that we are going to get an extra, well, you're going to get an extra, is it half
00:05hour with my Eamonn in the days to come?
00:08Oh, I am. Yes, I am. On this morning?
00:09Yes, this is the new daytime schedule which starts in January, 6th of January, and we all come back after
00:14Christmas.
00:15And so all the daytime shows are being extended, apart from the swimming, because by the time we come to
00:20you, we're all kind of...
00:21Caught up. We've all caught up.
00:23So, yes, so this morning we'll now be starting at the earlier time of 10 o'clock.
00:28Oh! Yes.
00:30But we'll still be 12 o'clock.
00:33We'll still be 12.30. So, Good Morning Britain, I've lost a bit, I wrote all this down so I'd
00:37know what I was talking about.
00:39So, Good Morning Britain, they're doing 6am until 9, so normally they do until half the stage.
00:45Then Lorraine, they hand over the kind of baton of daytime television to Lorraine.
00:49She does 9 till 10, then this morning starts at the earlier time now of 10 till 12.30.
00:55And then we know when we have our little hand over, we have a little chat to you.
00:58So, it's like a whole morning, isn't it, of just live TV?
01:01It's basically, yeah, it's what ITV daytime does best, which is live television with no breaks.
01:07So, you know, the idea is that we hand each show hands to the other and it's like just rolling
01:12shows throughout daytime.
01:13So, basically, we want you to stay with us from 6am right through the daytime schedule because it's all fantastic,
01:19really.
01:20That's what I think.
01:21Yeah, don't bother going to work.
01:22Don't bother going to work.
01:23Stay with us.
01:25Yeah, so that's all starting the beginning, the first week of January, January the 6th.
01:299.
01:295.
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