Good Morning Britain has been slammed with more than 300 Ofcom complaints in just one week, with 354 lodged against the ITV programme which aired on September 11. Ofcom has shared that viewers made complaints over remarks made during a debate about Charlie Kirk's assassination, with them particularly being outraged with statements from guest Nels Abbey. The programme sparked fury after the contributor likened Charlie Kirk to a former Ku Klux Klan chief mere hours following Kirk's death. Merely 24 hours after Kirk's killing, Good Morning Britain presenters Kate Garraway and Ed Balls welcomed former Conservative MP Michael Gove and...