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Mike Morris: Former TV-am presenter dies aged 65 Mike Morris: Former TV-am presenter dies aged 65
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Former TV-am presenter Mike Morris has died aged 65.Former TV-am presenter Mike Morris has died aged 65.
He joined ITV's breakfast show when it launched as a sports reporter and presenter and went on to present Good Morning Britain on Saturdays.He joined ITV's breakfast show when it launched as a sports reporter and presenter and went on to present Good Morning Britain on Saturdays.
He became anchorman of Good Morning Britain in 1987 and presented Yorkshire TV's news magazine programme Calendar until 2002He became anchorman of Good Morning Britain in 1987 and presented Yorkshire TV's news magazine programme Calendar until 2002
ITV's Daybreak presenter and former colleague Lorraine Kelly said he will be "very, very, very sadly missed".ITV's Daybreak presenter and former colleague Lorraine Kelly said he will be "very, very, very sadly missed".
"Mike was a delightful man, he was such a generous presenter - he really was brilliant," she said."Mike was a delightful man, he was such a generous presenter - he really was brilliant," she said.
"The good thing about him was he didn't make a big fuss or a song and dance, he made it look easy. And I think in some ways he was under-rated because of that.""The good thing about him was he didn't make a big fuss or a song and dance, he made it look easy. And I think in some ways he was under-rated because of that."
She added that her many memories of him were of "mostly just laughing".She added that her many memories of him were of "mostly just laughing".
Morris was born in Harrow, Middlesex in June 1947 and started his journalistic career with the Surrey Comet in 1969. Morris was born in Harrow, north-west London, in June 1947 and started his journalistic career with the Surrey Comet in 1969.
His TV-am co-host Anne Diamond said: "I presented many, many memorable breakfast television programmes with Mike and I'd just like to say, as a way of tribute, what a lovely, lovely man he was.His TV-am co-host Anne Diamond said: "I presented many, many memorable breakfast television programmes with Mike and I'd just like to say, as a way of tribute, what a lovely, lovely man he was.
"He was incredibly popular, I think, because he was just like the guy next door."He was incredibly popular, I think, because he was just like the guy next door.
"It was completely sincere image he had of just being the ordinary bloke next door, who asked the ordinary bloke-type questions."It was completely sincere image he had of just being the ordinary bloke next door, who asked the ordinary bloke-type questions.
"That endeared him to a great many people. It certainly did to me."That endeared him to a great many people. It certainly did to me.
"He was always a gentleman, he was always generous. He was very, very funny. A real family man and I must say I'm terribly sad to hear he has died.""He was always a gentleman, he was always generous. He was very, very funny. A real family man and I must say I'm terribly sad to hear he has died."