George Galloway and Susanna Reid clash in heated Good Morning Britain interview

Lucy Leeson
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Rochdale MP George Galloway clashed with Good Morning Britain presenter Susanna Reid when she quizzed him on comments Rishi Sunak made about his election.

In a speech outside Downing Street on 1 March, the prime minister said Mr Galloway’s election was “beyond alarming”.

Appearing on the ITV breakfast show on Tuesday (30 April), Ms Reid asked Mr Galloway which of the statements made by Mr Sunak about him were wrong, prompting a heated clash.

Ms Reid claimed: “You won’t answer questions about a few weeks ago and you won’t answer questions about 30 years ago. What is the question you’d like to ask yourself?”

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