Susanna Reid

Susanna Reid presented from Kyiv on GMB on ITV on Tuesday morning - but was corrected after making a mistake live on air.

Speaking to Liubov, Susanna said: "We have seen you with a Kalashnikov rifle." The TV star confused Liubov with Ukrainian MP Kira Rudik, who was pictured with a rifle. @ApheliaBalls3 said: “Susanna Reid, the voice, the face, the tilted head, the documentary that’s coming…#GMB.” While @DannyDenay added: “Why.. we have seen female MPs. But she was met with a face of confusion from Liubov, who replied: "We haven't. We have seen female MPs with weapons.”

Reid was born and grew up in Croydon, south London. She was educated privately and read politics and philosophy at Bristol University.

The brilliant thing about my job is that so much of my Reid was born and grew up in Croydon, south London. She was educated privately and read politics and philosophy at Bristol University.

ITV Good Morning Britain has found itself under fire for another episode from Ukraine - as Susanna Reid broadcast from Kyiv AGAIN on Tuesday morning. Susanna is ...

"This morning on Good morning Britain…no news to report apart from the weather and Susanna sucking up to Ukraine with Peters flogging raffle tickets @gmb if you want uk news .;go to the [#gmb](https://twitter.com/hashtag/gmb?src=hashtag_click) has sent that Susanna Reid to Ukraine. ITV Good Morning Britain has found itself under fire for another episode from Ukraine - as Susanna Reid broadcast from Kyiv AGAIN on Tuesday morning.

Good Morning Britain host Susanna Reid sat down with Ukraine's First Lady Olena Zelenska this morning in an emotional interview days before the first ...

'The safety of our people is one of the most important matters for us and you are giving us this. but also we feel the support of the whole country. 'I feel thankful that I can be here because to leave Ukraine wouldn’t be easy. Mrs Zelenska sent a warm message of thanks to the people of Britain, the Government and the Royal Family War is always terrible but this war is staggeringly cruel.' As well as describing the situation in Ukraine - and her decision to stay in the wartorn country - she also sent a warm message of thanks to the people of Britain, the Government and the Royal Family.