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GMB viewers cringe as presenter Ben Shephard gets in furious Covid row with MP

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Good Morning Britain viewers were left cringing after an on-air row between presenter Ben Shephard and a guest MP while discussing COVID-19.James Cleverly MP was on the show discussing the Indian variant of the disease, as Ben and co-host Susanna Reid demanded answers.Ben was asking for "tangible" answers as to the future of the pandemic, which Cleverly insisted he couldn't give."I am not going to speculate [...] we have always said that we'll be driven by the data," he explained.But Ben interrupted: "You've said that so many times now Mr Cleverly, I'm sorry to be rude, but you're not actually answering any question."The MP insisted: "Well I am answering the question.""By deflecting, by just saying 'we're looking at the data, I'm not going.

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