Good Morning Britain star's transformation leaves viewers saying the same thing

Good Morning Britain graced our screens once again on Thursday, with Kate Garraway and Ed Balls at the helm.

The pair delivered all the latest news to ITV viewers, with Melvin Odoom chiming in with entertainment updates. Tony Christie was among the guests.

A major topic of discussion was the NHS, following the announcement that Sir Kier Starmer would be revealing new plans to revamp the health service in a speech later that day.

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Kate and Ed were joined by Dr Amir Khan, GMB's resident doctor, to delve into these plans and gauge the public's reaction. He joined the conversation via video call from a GP surgery in West Yorkshire.

While Dr Amir offered his insights on the proposed NHS changes, GMB viewers found themselves more captivated by the doctor's new look, reports the Manchester Evening News.

Sporting a thick moustache, a stark contrast to his usual clean-shaven appearance, Dr Amir sparked quite a reaction among TV fans.

"Dr Amir needs to lose the tash. #GMB," one viewer commented. Another remarked on Twitter: "Check out Dr Amir with his moustache."

A third GMB fan expressed uncertainty: "Not sure about the tashe lol!" Others questioned the sudden popularity of moustaches, with one person asking: "What is with this obsession with moustaches atm? They're everywhere #gmb.

"Moustaches, whether they are ironic or not, need to go. #gmb," another GMB viewer declared.

During his segment on Thursday's GMB, Dr. Amir weighed up the pros and cons of the proposed NHS plans.

Set to reveal a bold new strategy for the NHS, the Prime Minister is gearing up for a pivotal address on Thursday - his stark message: "reform or die". The plan aims to provide a health service that offers patients "easier, quicker and more convenient care, wherever they live".

Health expert Dr Amir praised the focus on taking "care into the community", asserting this could have a transformative impact by bringing treatments nearer to those in need and concentrating medical professionals under one roof for boosted access.

However, Dr Amir also voiced concerns regarding the rollout of these proposals, questioning the practical aspects of the infrastructure needed. He additionally pinpointed the current shortage of GP positions despite the evident high demand for their services.

Good Morning Britain airs on weekdays from 6am on ITV1.