Overview
- Ofcom’s weekly complaints release logged hundreds of submissions about the Good Morning Britain segment featuring 100-year-old veteran Alec Penstone, with most focused on the presenters’ conduct.
- Coverage cites differing totals for the complaints, reported as 452 in some outlets and 442 in others.
- Penstone said the wartime sacrifices of his comrades "wasn't worth the result that it is now," leading Kate Garraway to offer consolation and Adil Ray to ask a clarifying question.
- No formal Ofcom investigation or sanction was reported in the articles summarizing the complaints update.
- The same Ofcom update also recorded complaints about Married at First Sight UK and Emmerdale during that week.