Good Morning Britain slapped with complaints as viewers fume over coverage

GMB: Panel say taking shirt off should be reserved for beach

Good Morning Britain sparked a backlash from viewers on Wednesday with many issuing a complaint about the show's coverage. The segment that received a strong reaction was about whether men should stop taking their tops off during the hot weather.

The discussion comes after it was reported that 75 percent of people said in a survey that guys should not take off their shirts unless they're at the pool or the beach.

However, some fans were left unimpressed by the show's coverage, with one fuming: "Obviously nothing else better to talk about."

"And you wonder why no one watches GMB," another complained while a third asked: "Really? Best topic of the day? Knife crime and shoplifting rocketing you are unable to call out the #majoroflondon #SadiqKhan now not even able to comment on his office posts #democracy."

Someone else raged: "Seriously, with everything going on just now."

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Richard Madeley and Trisha Goddard were back to present GMB (Image: ITV)

"The content on GMB just gets more and more Banal every day," another stated while someone simply stated: "Hardly news."

Despite the backlash, some viewers didn't share the same opinion and instead, shared their thoughts on the latest survey.

One replied: "There's a time and place for taking your tops off. And walking around the streets or going food shopping definitely isn't the place."

Sharing his thoughts on the subject, Richard said: "There is something crude about seeing a guy walking down the street shirtless, isn't there?"

Richard Madeley made his feelings known on GMB (Image: ITV)

Guest Andrew Pierce weighed in: "With their man boobs..."

"Yeah," Richard agreed as Andrew continued: "It's horrible."

The ITV host added: "There is something slightly threatening about it I think about seeing a bloke walking bare-chested."

As Trisha questioned his opinion, Richard explained further: "It's physically slightly in your face."

Good Morning Britain airs weekdays at 6am on ITV.

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Good Morning Britain slapped with complaints as viewers fume over coverage

Good Morning Britain slapped with complaints as viewers fume over coverage

Good Morning Britain slapped with complaints as viewers fume over coverage

Good Morning Britain slapped with complaints as viewers fume over coverage

Good Morning Britain slapped with complaints as viewers fume over coverage