The Good Morning Britain team brought plenty of glamour to the Pride of Britain Awards on Monday night, with Susanna Reid leading the style parade in a stunning red gown.

Susanna, 55, turned heads as she arrived at London’s Grosvenor House Hotel for the star-studded ceremony, wearing a figure-hugging strapless dress featuring a daring thigh-high split. The ITV presenter completed her look with towering gold heels, a dazzling diamond necklace and her brunette hair swept into an elegant updo.

Her co-stars also made striking appearances on the red carpet.

Kate Garraway dazzled in a floor-length silver sequin gown with a high neckline and long sleeves. She styled her blonde hair in soft curls and finished the look with sparkling sheer stilettos.

Ranvir Singh opted for a sleek black gown featuring sheer mesh sleeves. The presenter accessorised with oversized gold earrings, a chunky black ring and a matching clutch as she posed for photographs.

Meanwhile, Charlotte Hawkins looked radiant in a rose-gold dress with a halter neckline, ruched bodice and flowing skirt that extended into a train. She kept her accessories understated, adding a pair of elegant drop earrings.

The four presenters posed together on the red carpet, making it a glamorous night out for the Good Morning Britain stars.

They weren’t the only familiar faces from ITV daytime television in attendance. This Morning presenters Cat Deeley and Ben Shephard also arrived for the occasion.

Cat, 49, showcased her figure in a sheer nude dress paired with towering nude heels and a suede clutch. Ben looked dapper in a navy suit, crisp white shirt and coordinating tie.

Inside the 2026 Pride of Britain Awards

The annual ceremony returned to London’s Grosvenor House Hotel, bringing together celebrities and extraordinary people from across the country.

Co-hosted by Carol Vorderman and Diversity star Ashley Banjo, the 2026 awards celebrate everyday heroes whose bravery, generosity and dedication have made a meaningful difference to others.

Although the red-carpet celebrations took place on Monday, the ceremony is scheduled to air on Thursday at 8 p.m., giving viewers a chance to discover the inspirational stories behind this year’s winners.

Ashley, 38, returns as co-host after making his presenting debut at the event in 2021, joining Countdown favourite Carol, 65.

While the celebrity arrivals brought plenty of fashion moments, the awards themselves remain focused on the people whose remarkable achievements are at the heart of the event. Winners were selected by the judging panel from a shortlist compiled following public nominations.

Meet the everyday heroes honoured this year

Among the recipients was Andrew Franks, who received the Outstanding Bravery award for his actions during the 2025 terrorist attack outside a Manchester synagogue.

The volunteer security guard intervened when Jihad Al-Shamie launched an attack outside the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation synagogue, buying crucial time for members of the congregation to barricade themselves behind the doors.

The Lifetime Achievement award went to Asif Hasan, a heart surgeon recognised for saving hundreds of critically ill children.

Brandon Hulcoop received The King’s Trust Young Achiever award. Despite being blind, he launched his own business creating accessible products for people with visual impairments.

The P&O Cruises Inspiration Award was presented to Elaine Oakey, a devoted mother who has spent more than a decade helping young amputees through football. Her mission was inspired by her son Jamie, 23, who was born without a foot and without the lower part of his right leg.

Five-year-old Gregor Corse was named Good Morning Britain’s Young Fundraiser of the Year after raising £80,000 for charity through inspiring walking challenges, despite living with a neurological condition.

Speaking about his fundraising, Gregor said: “Doing my walking is making me so happy to raise money for charity and I love all the awesome messages from people.”

From the glamorous red carpet to the moving stories of courage and compassion, this year’s Pride of Britain Awards once again celebrated the extraordinary people making a difference in their communities.

Source: Compiled from various sources