Kate Garraway issued a stern warning to her Good Morning Britain co-star after she was left "concerned" about her safety live on air.
The 56-year-old presenter was back on television screens on Friday (October 20) morning with co-host Ben Shephard and they woke up the nation with the latest headlines across the nation.
One of the top stories on top of the agenda was a rare red weather warning which is in force in parts of Scotland, leading to evacuations. A woman has sadly died after being swept away in a river, while waves as high as 20ft have been spotted on the coast during Storm Babet.
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The Scottish environment agency has warned rivers could rise by five metres. Reporting live from location, ITV reporter Nitya Rajan told Kate and Ben: "It's very, very stormy for lots of the country and certainly where I am" as she battled the weather elements at Whitley Bay.
A worried Kate replied: "Listen I'm going to give you a warning as your mum Nitya. I want you to come away from that edge. Your reporting is brilliant and vital but we're concerned about you. We don't want you to get swept up or anything and I know you're always cautious and you've got people there making sure your safe but come on, move slightly away." Nitya replied: "Will do Kate, roger that."
The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) is advising people across Scotland to avoid coastal areas, describing conditions as "really, really dangerous". Regional water safety lead Michael Avril told Sky News he is "very concerned" about the risk to life.
"As a lifeboat crew member myself I am hoping that I am not required to go to sea," he said He is also encouraging people to heed emergency services advice about not travelling saying "Keep away from the water as much as you can."
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Elsewhere in the programme, Ben and Kate welcomed guests into the studio to debate whether or not Halloween should be banned and they also discussed the new ITV entertainment show, Mamma Mia! I Have A Dream.
Good Morning Britain airs weekdays on ITV1 and ITVX at 9pm
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