As the government announces a new crackdown on phone thefts, GMB has been out on the streets with City of London police to see just how bad the problem is. Sergeant Stu Ford tells Susanna Reid and Ed Balls about the modified E-bikes the criminals are using to snatch phones.

Queen guitarist Brian May has revealed he has suffered a stroke that left him unable to use his arm. However, he said he can still play guitar despite, what he called, the 'little health hiccup'. Charlotte Hawkins has the latest.

It’s not everyday you get to shoot hoops with a Paralympian Good Morning Britain. Here’s what happened next (after the lives of course). Thanks for the excellent coaching Siobhán Fitzpatrick PLY

'What is it that you have your doubts about?' Susanna Reid Sir David Davis says he believes it's 'highly probable' the serial killer nurse, Lucy Letby, is innocent. She is serving a life sentence for the murder of 7 babies & attempted murder of 7 more.

Coming up on tomorrow's GMB 👇 Martin Lewis joins us to explain pension credit: who’s eligible, what they might receive, and how they should claim it. AND your guide to the winter fuel allowance and what's changing. Tune in from 6am on ITV1 📺

Coming up on GMB 👇 📰 The Grenfell Tower inquiry found 'dishonesty and greed' from the authorities, builders and landlords killed 72 people - but grieving relatives are told there might be no criminal action until 2026. 🗣️Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner will tell us how

Survivors and bereaved families of the Grenfell Tower tragedy are demanding police and prosecutors bring forward criminal charges. It comes after a damning report found the deaths of 72 people were 'all avoidable'. Louisa James reports.

Seven years after the disaster, legislation to end Britain's building safety crisis has failed to be enforced. Around 4,500 buildings are known to still have unsafe cladding, according to the latest government data. @RichardGaisford reports.

A 14-year-old boy has been charged with the murder of an 80-year-old man in a Leicestershire park. Bhim Kohli died after being attacked whilst walking his dog on Sunday. Nitya Rajan has the latest.

Water company bosses could be sent to jail or banned from receiving bonuses for dumping sewage into Britain's waterways, under new landmark legislation being introduced today. Nick Dixon reports.

We take a moment to remember the victims. 72 lives lost—72 entirely avoidable deaths ranging in age from an unborn baby to an 84-year-old woman. Every victim was somebody’s father, mother, brother, sister, grandparent, relative, friend or neighbour.

'If things keep cropping up as a worry, at what point do you say, hang on, there must be a problem here' ＠kategarraway, ＠edballs, Kwasi Kwarteng and ＠JonAshworth discuss the web of blame which features in the Grenfell inquiry report which found 'decades of failures' by

'There were a range of choices that could have been made, why choose this group?' @KateGarraway, Ed Balls, Kwasi Kwarteng and Jonathan Ashworth discuss Sir Keir Starmer's decision to limit winter fuel payments for the elderly.

There will be heavy rain across the south whilst it will be fine, dry, sunny and pleasantly warm in the northwest. Laura Tobin. has the forecast and the outlook for the week ahead.

'Is there ever going to be justice for us?' Sawsan Choucair, who lost 6 members of her family in the Grenfell Tower fire, tells @Kategarraway and Ed Balls that she wants to see people prosecuted for the deaths. Sawsan questions why it is taking so long to get justice.

'If you are a low income pensioner, you're struggling and you don't get pension credit, go online or call the pension credit helpline.' Martin Lewis explains who’s eligible for pension credit and how people can claim it.

'What is your government going to do about getting justice for victims and their families and ensuring that some 4,630 homes with cladding, are safe?' - Kate Garraway ＠AngelaRayner explains that she will be putting forward a remediation accelerator plan in the autumn.

'How do you explain to our viewers why poorer pensioners are losing the winter allowance this year?' ＠edballs challenges Angela Rayner over Labour's decision to limit winter fuel payments for the elderly after reading out a comment from a viewer who says her mum will have to

Grenfell style cladding, highly flammable insulation, no fire breaks between windows. No wonder residents at King Edward’s Wharf in Birmingham are worried. Insurance costs have gone up 1000%. Property owners can’t sell because banks won’t lend due to fire dangers. They’re waiting