from Studio 7, had to move to Studio 5, so that Studio 7 could be made ready for Daybreak. (This was also where the final programme was broadcast from.) On 9 July it was confirmed that the new ITV plc. breakfast programme, from 6 September, would be named Daybreak and that GMTV with Lorraine was set to become a standalone programme with the title Lorraine, while 'GMTV Limited' was rebranded ITV Breakfast Limited. On 20 July, it was confirmed that Kate Garraway would move from a presenting position on GMTV to the role of entertainment editor on Daybreak. Other members of the team, moving over from GMTV, were confirmed as John Stapleton continuing in the role of special correspondent, Dan Lobb as sports editor, Dr. Hilary Jones becoming health editor, and Richard Gaisford continuing in the role of chief correspondent. On 20 July, Richard Arnold and Carla Romano announced they would be leaving GMTV, after 10 years with the company, to pursue their careers elsewhere. On 1 August, Emma Crosby confirmed that she would not be part of the new programme. GMTV with Lorraine aired for the last time, with Myleene Klass presenting on 2 September, whilst GMTV came to an end with Andrew Castle and Emma Crosby presenting the next day. See also List of GMTV programmes List of GMTV presenters Daybreak Lorraine References External links ITV plc (Redirects to the Good Morning Britain page) ITV (TV network) ITV Breakfast ITV franchisees Television channels and stations established in 1993 Television channels and stations disestablished in 2010 Breakfast television in the United Kingdom 2009 mergers and acquisitions