Richard Madeley to miss Good Morning Britain for third day as show drafts in replacement star to host with Susanna Reid

GOOD Morning Britain will have a new double-act in charge tomorrow as Richard Madeley's break from the show continues.

The 65-year-old TV legend has been having a break from screens with Martin Lewis filling in for the first two days this week.

Regular stand-in and Lingo host Adil Ray, 47, will instead be hosting alongside Susanna Reid, The Sun can reveal.

The pair will host the Wednesday edition of the show after money saving expert Martin won applause for his brief turn on Good Morning Britain.

He insisted he enjoyed the challenge of the live breakfast show - with many praising his knowledge, interviewing skills and compassion.

However, the self-made millionaire said being a consumer champion was his "true calling".

Posting on Twitter after the show he wrote: "Many kind comments about me doing @GMB more permanently.

"Sadly the workload & hours mean its not compatible with my day job, so I can't do more. Shame, as I enjoy the challenge.

"Yet being the Money Saving Expert is m'calling & where I think I've most impact. I can't risk that."

Good Morning Britain revealed on Sunday that there would be a changing of the guard this week - with Richard being replaced.

ITV's morning show has been fronted by Richard and show favourite Susanna Reid, 51, on Mondays to Wednesdays since before Christmas.

He took over the job as the main presenter alongside Susanna after the departure of Piers Morgan, who is about to start a new evening show on talkTV.

The other main presenters on Good Morning Britain are Ben Shephard and Kate Garraway.