Is the PM ‘testing the waters’ on rejoining the EU? In an exclusive interview with Good Morning Britain, Andy Burnham said he would ‘like’ to see the UK rejoin the EU in his lifetime. However, he said he is ‘not going to move ahead of the public', and that they would be the ‘bosses’ of any decision. Susanna and Richard discuss the PM’s comments with former Education Secretary Gillian Keegan and Daily Mirror columnist Kevin Maguire. #politics #brexit #EU #andyburnham

‘You’ve just spooked everybody by saying stockpile…what are you doing to invest in defence?’ Susanna Reid challenges the PM on whether he will hit the defence spending target of 3% of GDP by 2030. Andy Burnham insists his government ‘will’ hit the target. #defencespending #andyburnham #defence #budget

Should people coming to the UK to work have to wait 15 years before they can settle permanently? Susanna Reid presses Prime Minister Andy Burnham over reported Cabinet divisions on immigration, but he stops short of backing the Home Secretary’s proposed 15-year wait. Insisting that ‘settlement is a right to be earned’, Burnham points to the so-called ‘Boris wave’ of migration and says a final decision is coming soon. #immigration #pm #uk #politics

‘There is no election coming anytime soon’ Prime Minister Andy Burnham has ruled out an early general election, telling Good Morning Britain that the public can ‘put that out of their mind’. He insisted Britain is beginning to regain its momentum and said improving the UK's relationship with Europe is key to boosting economic growth and controlling migration. #election #pm #uk #politics

“I would like to see that happen in my lifetime.” Prime Minister Andy Burnham tells Good Morning Britain he believes Brexit has weakened the UK economy and its control over immigration. But he insists the British public must have the final say, ruling out a move to rejoin the EU during this Parliament. #brexit #uk #politics

Meghan Markle's father may be a sex offender of the 'grossest kind', according to the Philippine’s interior minister. It comes after it was reported sexual abuse images were allegedly found in Thomas Markle’s home in the country. He has denied all the allegations against him. #thomasmarkle #duchessofsussex #philippines

Prime Minister Andy Burnham joins Good Morning Britain live in the studio tomorrow morning. His first 100 days as Prime Minister are nearly behind him, and his first Budget is due next week on Wednesday. Don’t miss his interview with Susanna Reid and Richard Madeley as they discuss the government’s priorities, the cost of living and much more. Watch Good Morning Britain live from 6am on ITV1 and ITVX.

With Halloween just around the corner, a shocking investigation by the Trading Standards Institute has uncovered more than 90 percent of costumes tested, failed safety checks. Kerry Nicol from Trading Standards spoke to Ranvir and Richard about what you can look out for when buying costumes this Halloween. #halloween #costumes #safety

The British public is being urged to prepare for food shortages and widespread disruption in new government guidance designed to make sure that households can survive a weather, cyber or other serious emergency. On October 22, Defence Secretary Wes Streeting said: ‘We saw the wildfires this summer. We're likely to see flooding this winter. And it's really important that we ask households and businesses, are they prepared? Are they ready?’ Good Morning Britain Correspondent Ashna Hurynag spoke to Alex Burden, a Director at Household Readiness, about how you can gradually get prepared. #stockpiling #government #emergencies

Storm Austen has hit the south-west of England bringing 80mph winds, power cuts to thousands of homes and warnings of major travel disruption. A second storm, Storm Boelo, will bring more wet and windy weather over the weekend. Good Morning Britain’s Senior Correspondent Jonathan Swain reports from Newquay. #stormausten #weather #storm

The UK is braced for ‘damaging’ winds and heavy downpours, with Storm Austen and Storm Boelo expected to cause disruption on Friday and over the weekend. Amber weather warnings are in place in Cornwall, Devon and the Isles of Scilly, where gusts could reach up to 80mph. Storm Boelo will also hit parts of Northern Ireland, Scotland and parts of northern England over the weekend, bringing strong wind. Good Morning Britain’s Weather Presenter Laura Tobin explains what you can expect. #stormausten #StormBoelo #weather

After retiring from professional rugby, former England captain Phil Vickery started a new challenge of bodybuilding. He’s spoken to Good Morning Britain about how the training has given him a renewed sense of purpose. #bodybuilding #rugby #philvickery

Offenders who refuse to face their victims' families at sentencing could be stripped of privileges or kept in cells for weeks on end under tough new rules announced by the government. It follows cases in which several notorious murderers avoided facing up to the judge. Ministers hope the new penalties will be a tougher deterrent and give offenders "something more to lose". #prison #justice #sentencing

Storm Austen is set to arrive overnight, bringing strong winds and heavy rain. It’s the first named storm of the season, and will mainly affect southwestern areas. Good Morning Britain’s Weather Presenter Laura Tobin explains. #stormausten #weather #storm

Strictly Come Dancing contestants Cach and Maddie were on the Good Morning Britain sofa where they talked about Cach’s viral Frank ‘Sriracha’ slip-up and also took the chance to show-off some dance moves.

TV star Trisha Goddard gives an update on living with Stage 4 breast cancer, and she wants to spread the message that everyone should check their breasts, even those who have had cancer before. Trisha also shares her concerns around assisted dying after Esther Rantzen called for it again before she passed away last month.

The Government has approved a controversial new gas drilling operation in the North Sea. Jackdaw, about 150 miles east of Aberdeen, is a gas field that will now start to supply gas to British homes and businesses from the end of this month.

The first storm of the season is on its way with yellow weather warnings in place for Friday but how and why do we name our storms? Laura Tobin breaks it down for us:

The Prime Minister has hosted a reception for this year’s Pride of Britain winners. Among them were Zac Howells who steered his mum’s car to safety after her she passed out, Ellen Roome who has campaigned to make the internet safer after losing her son, and the GP Dr Eleanor Prior who helped dozens after a train crash in Bedford. Ashna Hurynag was at Downing Street for the reception