michelle morrison

Reporter, Good Morning Britain

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A new NHS-approved nasal spray for people with severe allergies is available on prescription from today.

It's the first needle-free adrenaline treatment for people at risk of anaphylaxis from allergens like peanuts and insect bites.

@michellemITV reports.

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Hamas is deciding whether to agree on a deal with US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, which promises to bring peace in Gaza.

Following talks at the White House, the leaders warned that if Hamas rejects the 20-point plan, Israel will 'finish the job' with the full backing of the US.

@michellemITV has more.

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A new video highlighting the number of microplastics that could be found in popular chewing gum brands is being released today. A recent study claims a single piece of plastic-based gum can release more than 250,000 microplastics into the human body in just one hour.

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Prince Harry laid a wreath for his late Grandmother Queen Elizabeth the second at Windsor Castle on the first day of his trip to the UK. But there was no reconciliation between him and his brother, Prince William, despite them just being a few miles apart.

The Duke of Sussex was also at the WellChild Awards, a charity event celebrating the courage of seriously ill children and their carers.

@michellemITV reports.

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The mother of murdered teenager Brianna Ghey is launching a national campaign to ban mobile phones in schools in England.

Just 14% of secondary schools have a full ban, and there’s no law on whether children can bring their phones into lessons.

@michellemITV reports.

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Attempts to reach a global agreement on tackling plastic pollution could reach a crucial stage today, after years of deadlock. Countries are gathering in Geneva for a 10 day conference, which many people believe will be the last chance to achieve a legally-binding deal, to stop plastics polluting the planet for good.

@michellemITV has the latest.

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The Princess of Wales has spoken of the pressure of putting on a “brave face” through cancer treatment and recovery. She said there was an expectation that patients “crack on" and get back to normal. Kate is continuing her return to public life while in remission.

@michellemITV has more.

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An investigation by this programme has found teenagers are being offered appointments at sunbed salons - illegally. Laws state someone must be over 18 to use tanning beds. But a number of businesses were found to be willing to break those regulations.

@michellemITV reports.

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Women and their partners who experience a miscarriage before 24 weeks should be legally entitled to paid bereavement leave.

That's according to a report from the Commons Women and Equalities Committee. It found current options, such as sick leave, do not take into account the trauma suffered by parents.

@michellemITV reports.

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'Doorstep thieves' stole parcels worth more than £370 million in the last year according to new figures.

UK police forces say people in flats are 24 per cent more likely to be targeted than those in houses.

@michellemITV reports.

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MPs will consider whether to make mobile phones illegal in schools as part of a series of measures to tackle addiction to mobiles.

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Two thirds of parents have faced issues getting their child's ADHD medication, according to an exclusive survey by the charity ADHD UK for GMB. It means some children have started the school year without the medicine they need.

@michellemITV reports.

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Anti-knife crime campaigners say they are concerned that criminals are stockpiling zombie-style knives ahead of the governments ban.

They warn that it is easy to buy the weapons online and an exclusive investigation by GMB has confirmed these fears.

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Feels like a good time to repost this. Celebrity predictions of England in Euros final after England’s soccer aid victory a couple of weeks ago. @robbiewilliams @JasonManford never doubted it. #EURO2024 @GMB

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Julian Assange has boarded a plane and left the UK after reportedly agreeing a plea deal to walk free. The controversial Wikileaks founder has been held in Belmarsh prison in London for the last 5 years fighting extradition to the United States.

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Celebrities talking about England's Euros chances following their Soccer aid match win @robbiewilliams @JasonManford @EddieHearn @GMB #Socceraid #euro2024

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Thousands of people from across the country will be taking part in a motorbike ride tomorrow to honour the Hairy Bikers' star Dave Myers, who died from cancer earlier this year.

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The families of the Nottingham stabbing victims say they've been promised a public inquiry into the tragedy if an NHS special review uncovers fresh failings by the authorities.

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Breakdowns caused by potholes reached a five-year high last year, according to new figures.

The AA said it received more than 600,000 callouts to vehicles damaged by road defects - an increase of 16%.

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Owners of a French farmhouse claim that Alex Batty, who was found in France six years after he disappeared, wanted to go to school and planned to return to the UK to get the documents he needed.

The farmhouse owners also claim that Alex stayed with them under a fake name.