Omid Scobie news LIVE: Harry and Meghan biographer on This Morning

Omid Scobie LIVE: Harry and Meghan biographer appears on This Morning today after reigniting royal race row with Dutch translation of Endgame

Breaking: Omid Scobie appears on the sofa

Omid Scobie is on the sofa for ITV’s This Morning – here we go…

Who is presenting This Morning today?

ITV’s This Morning is presented by Craig Doyle and Alison Hammond today. The show has just begun with a bagpipes performance to celebrate St Andrew’s Day.

Breaking: This Morning begins on ITV

This Morning has now begun on ITV. We are expecting Omid Scobie to appear at some point between now and 12.30pm.

NANA AKUA: Wondering aloud about a baby's skin tone is NOT racist

In this column on MailOnline, NANA AKUA writes:

Everyone wanted to know the identity of the supposed 'royal racists' – who allegedly asked about the skin colour of Harry and Meghan's yet-to-be-born son Archie – after they were 'inadvertently' outed by the Sussexes' apparent mouthpiece Omid Scobie in his new book, Endgame.

But everyone has been asking the wrong question. What people should be considering is whether it's racist at all to wonder out loud about the skin tone of an unborn baby. As the black mother of two mixed-race children, I can tell you one of the few things my ex-partner and I agreed on before our son's birth was his name: Ivory.

I would laugh with my friends and family: 'What if he comes out really dark? The very opposite to what his name suggests!' We'd have loved him the same no matter how he looked – we were just curious.

Read the full column by clicking below:

Palace 'considers all options' in royal race row

Buckingham Palace is today ‘considering all options’ over the royal race row stoked by Omid Scobie’s ‘poisonous’ new book on the monarchy.

Well-placed sources have told the Daily Mail while King Charles is determined to focus on important state business in Dubai, where he is holding bilateral meetings ahead of giving a keynote opening speech at the Cop28 summit on Friday, aides are seriously looking at how they should, if at all, respond.

Click here for the full story from the Daily Mail’s royal editor Rebecca English.

Where is ITV's This Morning filmed?

This Morning has been filmed in White City, West London, where ITV sublets a studio space from BBC Studioworks in the Television Centre.

Breaking: Omid Scobie arrives at ITV Studios

Omid Scobie has just been photographed arriving at ITV Studios in London today ahead of his appearance on This Morning to discuss his new book Endgame.

Follow Daily Mail royal editor Rebecca English

Follow the Daily Mail’s royal editor Rebecca English on X today for live updates on the latest news as the row surrounding Omid Scobie’s Endgame continues.

Piers Morgan names two royals in race row

Piers Morgan has named the two senior royals who Omid Scobie claimed had ‘concerns’ over Prince Archie’s skin colour on UK television last night.

Buckingham Palace is understood to be ‘utterly dismayed’ by Morgan identifying them on his Talk TV show. Here is the full story on MailOnline:

ITV viewers prepare for Omid Scobie chat

This Morning has posted a tweet confirming that Omid Scobie will be appearing on the sofa for the ITV show today. It is not known exactly when he will be speaking.

King brushes off Omid Scobie book scandal

King Charles III has brushed off the ongoing royal race row stoked by Omid Scobie’s new book by focusing on his work.

In Dubai to give a keynote COP28 speech, he met with Nigeria’s President Bola Ahmed Tinubu today.

Asked how he was, His Majesty said: ‘I’m all right very much, just about. Having had a rather ancient birthday recently recovering from the shock of that!’

Here is the full story on MailOnline this morning:

Welcome to MailOnline's liveblog

Good morning and welcome to MailOnline’s liveblog as we await the appearance of Endgame author Omid Scobie on ITV’s This Morning from 10am today.

Stay with us throughout the day for live updates on the fallout from his new book.

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