This Is When Your Favourite ITV Daytime Shows Are On This Week

With ITV1 splitting TV coverage of the Women’s World Cup with the BBC, there’s set to be disruption to regular programming in the coming weeks.

The tournament is currently underway in Australia and New Zealand, meaning that many games are taking place in the morning hours for sports fans in the UK.

As a result, ITV1′s regular daytime staples Good Morning Britain, Lorraine, This Morning and Loose Women will either be off air completely or have adjusted timeslots.

So, if you’re flicking on the telly disappointed not to see Susanna Reid, Lorraine Kelly, Alison Hammond and co on your screens, here’s the full schedule for ITV1 daytime this week…

Monday 24 July

Daytime shows on ITV1:

No Good Morning Britain

No Lorraine

No This Morning

No Loose Women

Football on ITV1:

Italy vs. Argentina (kick off 7am)

Germany vs. Morocco (kick off 9.30am)

Brazil vs. Panama (kick off 12pm)

Tuesday 25 July

Daytime shows on ITV1:

No Good Morning Britain

No Lorraine

This Morning (11.15am)

Loose Women (12.30pm)

Football on ITV1:

New Zealand vs. Philippines (kick off 6.30am)

Switzerland vs. Norway (kick off 9am)

Wednesday 26 July

Daytime shows on ITV1:

No Good Morning Britain

Lorraine (9am)

This Morning (10am – 12.30pm)

No Loose Women

Football on ITV1:

Japan vs. Costa Rica (kick off 6am)

Canada vs. Ireland (kick off 1pm)

Thursday 27 July

Daytime shows on ITV1:

Good Morning Britain (6am – 8am)

No Lorraine

This Morning (10.45am)

Loose Women (12.30pm)

Football on ITV1:

Portugal vs. Vietnam (kick off 8.30am)

Friday 28 July

Daytime shows on ITV1:

Good Morning Britain (6am)

Lorraine (9am)

This Morning (10am – 11.30am)

No Loose Women

Football on ITV1:

China vs. Haiti (kick off 12pm)

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ITV Daytime Viewers Suspect Ant And Dec Are Behind Some Very Odd Moments On Lorraine And This Morning

ITV viewers suspected something might have been amiss on Monday morning, after noticing a number of daytime stars were behaving a little strangely.

Lorraine Kelly was the first to spark suspicion when she interviewed YouTuber and musician KSI live on air.

Fans picked up on the fact Lorraine was not exactly being her usual professional self, complaining of cramp in her leg which she then attempted to “walk off” in the middle of the interview and blatantly yawning while he was talking.

Lorraine then signed off the interview with a “love you”, after thanking him for “putting up” with her.

Things were similarly unusual during a segment on the episode of This Morning that followed, in which Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby chatted with resident chef James Martin.

The strangeness began when Holly told James she could only eat mussels “at night… when it’s quite dark”, at which point the studio lights were lowered for her, so she could tuck in.

Later in the demonstration, James told the pair some background on mussels, with Holly loudly interrupting: “Don’t tell me that! I don’t need to know any personal information about what I’m eating. I was doing so well!”

James returned for another cooking demo towards the end of the show, which ended up being even more chaotic.

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Things took a very bizarre turn on Monday’s This Morning.

The pair repeatedly interrupted James’ explanations to talk and laugh amongst themselves, with the TV chef attempting to get his demo back on track.

Like Lorraine, Holly then suggested she had cramp, getting up and walking around the studio while James continued to make choux pastry in the This Morning kitchen.

James then told the duo to put almonds on top of their pastry, to which Holly responded that he shouldn’t “tell her what to do” and she can use any other type of nut she so wishes.

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James looked rather unimpressed when Holly told him not to “tell me what to do”

“I’m not being rude,” Holly said afterwards. “But it does taste better than it looks.”

Viewers eventually grew suspicious that Ant and Dec might be behind the scenes in question, as part of their recurring I’m A Celebrity, Get Out Me Ear prank on Saturday Night Takeaway.

In fact, Ant and Dec’s names even began trending on Twitter as so many people pointed the finger at the pair…

Saturday Night Takeaway returned for a brand new series earlier this month, with new measures being put in place due to the pandemic.

This weekend’s show saw the duo reuniting with former SM:TV co-host Cat Deeley for a revival of their parody sitcom Chums.

Lorraine airs every weekday from 9am on ITV, with This Morning following at 10am.

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