Kate Garraway will be part of 'Good Morning Britain'.
The 'Daybreak' presenter has confirmed she will migrate to the new ITV breakfast show, which will be fronted by a slew of newcomers including 'BBC Breakfast' star Susanna Reid.
She exclusively told BANG Showbiz: "I'm still staying with 'Daybreak', and then the new show."
Kate, 46, is set to appear on 'Good Morning Britain' with Susanna 43, and Sky News presenter Charlotte Hawkins, 38. The trio will be joined by former 'GMTV' host Ben Shephard and Sky Sports News' Sean Fletcher.
The breakfast TV veteran feels she is still valuable to morning programming and thinks there are still good TV roles for mature broadcasters.
She explained: "I think I've probably got more in me. I've been in breakfast TV for 16 years ... BBC, then Sky, and then GMTV, and then Daybreak, and now the new show that's to come."
But Kate is also enjoying variety in her career, working across TV and radio.
She added: "Weirdly, I think now I've got a more varied broadcasting life than ever before, because I've got radio, and BBC and ITV, and the Travel Channel.
"I've just started a radio show on Smooth Radio, which is just about to re-launch, and I've started doing the National Lottery, extraordinarily, on BBC One on Saturday night. So that's a novelty for me, to be on Saturday night TV again."
Kate Garraway interviews Michael Palin in 'Michael Palin's New Tales Around the World in 80 Days', Sunday 16 March at 8.30pm on Travel Channel.

'Suspects' will return for a second series.
The unscripted crime drama starring Fay Ripley (Detective Inspector Martha Bellamy), Damien Molony (Detective Sergeant Jack Weston) and Clare-Hope Ashitey (Detective Constable Charlotte 'Charlie' Steele) is set in London and follows three detectives as they investigate the circumstances surrounding a particular crime.
The series - which sees the actors improvise all of their dialogue rather than rely on a script - has proven hugely popular with viewers and consequently Channel 5 bosses have agreed to have the show back in the autumn with new episodes for a second series, and it has also been re-commissioned for 2015.
Ben Frow, Channel 5's director of programmes, said: "'Suspects' has been an incredible critical success for Channel 5, and praised for its innovative and game-changing approach to procedural drama. We're thrilled by the reaction and are excited about commissioning a further series for later in the year."
Paul Marquess, managing director of production company Newman Street, added: "'Suspects' is the most exciting show I've ever made, so we can't wait to get back into production and we're delighted to be working with Ben and Greg Barnett again."

J.K. Simmons is in talks for 'Terminator: Genesis'.
The 59-year-old actor is negotiating the role of an alcoholic detective who has followed the strange case which involves Sarah - who was originally the Terminator's target - and robots for more than three decades, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Simmons will join Emilia Clarke who portrays Sarah Connor - a character played by Linda Hamilton in the first and second films.
Jason Clarke is playing John Connor, and Jai Courtney has been cast as Kyle Reese, in the Alan Taylor-directed film.
Arnold Schwarzenegger will reprise the role he first played in 1984's 'The Terminator' after he was forced to step down from participating in the franchise while he was the Governor of California between 2003 - 2011.
He recently revealed he's "really looking forward" to working on the film.
The star said: "I'm really looking forward to that because as you know, the last time when they did 'The Terminator' it was when I was governor and so I couldn't be in that movie, but now I'm back again and they are very excited about having me in the film.
"The script is fantastic, so I'm really looking forward to this film."
'Terminator: Genesis' will be released in summer 2015.

Bryan Singer says 'X Men: Apocalypse' will have "more mass destruction" than previous films in the franchise.
The 48-year-old filmmaker - who helmed the forthcoming 'X-Men: Days of Future Past' - revealed 2016's sequel to the upcoming film will have a character who allows them to delve into aspects which the previous pictures haven't dealt with.
He explained to Total Film magazine: "'Apocalypse' will also have more of that mass destruction that 'X Men' films, to date, have not relied upon. There's definitely now a character and a story to allow room for that spectacle."
In the 'X-Men' comic books Apocalypse refers to a villainous rival, who is the world's first mutant, and Singer revealed the film, which will be set in the 80s, will explore the "ancient mutants".
He added: "We're going to deal with the notion of ancient mutants - the fact that they were born and existed years ago. But it will be a contemporary movie - well, it'll take place in the 80s ... The 80s is a period now - it's hard for me to believe that."
Singer will produce and co-write the script with 'Days of Future Past' scribe Simon Kinberg and the writers of 2003's 'X2', Dan Harris and Michael Dougherty.

Tom Hardy thinks he would have ended up in jail if he hadn't become an actor.
The 'Inception' actor is currently one of Hollywood's hottest properties, but he admits his rise to the top was fraught with "desperation", reckless behaviour and addiction.
He told Total Film magazine: "I was supported by an artistic family, a creative family, but my personal journey to becoming an actor was one of desperation. Like, 'This boy has to do something or he'll end up in jail!'
"And I'm very, very fortunate to be here today. My own personal story is exactly that - personal. But becoming an actor was not very far from what I was doing, but now I've found a medium where I can channel that into more constructive means, which is art and acting.
"As opposed to fantasising and acting out in the world, and causing all kinds of mayhem - which I don't do."
The handsome British star confessed he got ahead of himself when he started landing roles fresh out of drama school and soon got caught up with the shady side of the film industry.
The 36-year-old star candidly explained: "I was white-knuckling when I was younger. There are some people who are more susceptible and less susceptible to stimulus. And I was very reactionary. I don't have a lot of skin. I've learnt as I grow older to be less 'jumping' at everything.
"I had a brief stint with the Americans, with Hollywood, the movie industry, with 'Star Trek'. And the first year after drama school, I had 'Black Hawk Down' and 'Band of Brothers', and then 'Star Trek'. And I was like, 'This is it! Straight out of drama school, here we go!'
"But I had no idea of how to handle the industry, to interact with producers, executive producers, studios, even my fellow men! I was 24 - punching way above my weight. And it's taken being someone's dad, being divorced, going to rehab, having mortgages, playing different characters, doing theatre, waiting and then it not happening."
The new issue of Total Film magazine is on sale now.

Julia Roberts skipped her half-sister's public memorial in favour of a private family service.
The 'August: Osage County' actress wasn't among the mourners at St. Anne's Catholic Church and Shrine in Santa Monica on March 8 to say goodbye to Nancy Motes - who died from an apparent overdose aged 37 last month - but insiders say that is because she, her mother Betty Lou and other close family members chose to remember her privately instead.
A source told InTouch Weekly magazine: "The family didn't want the focus to be on them, they wanted it to be on Nancy and her memory.
"The whole Roberts family came and brought pictures of Nancy, each honoured her in their own way.
"It was tough for them, but I think Nancy would've been happy with the way it was done."
It has previously been claimed that Nancy - who had a "complex" relationship with her famous sibling - had left a "ranting" note prior to her death allegedly claiming the actress' fame had driven her to suicide.
Nancy's fiancé John Dilbeck said recently: "Nancy was proud of Julia but she had severe abandonment issues.
"She had a knee operation as a teen and piled on weight because she couldn't exercise. While her sister was the 'Pretty Woman', Nancy was an overweight, insecure teenager.
"Nancy was a tortured soul. She grew up in the shadow of a superstar as a sister and Julia's fame cast a cloud over her life.
"Nancy adored Julia but she became increasingly resentful of the way Julia behaved towards her. In Nancy's mind Julia was a bully."

Professor Green plans to spend his weekend mastering video game 'Titanfall'.
The 'Read All About It' rapper got his hands on a copy of the hotly anticipated Xbox One game at the title's launch party at the Truman Brewery in East London on Thursday night (13.03.14) which was transformed into a scene from the game which is set on a war-torn planet.
However, Green - who is married to 'Made In Chelsea' star Millie Mackintosh - has so far struggled with the epic first person shooter, something he is determined to rectify.
In a Twitter post, he revealed: "Just got stuck into #titanfall ... Definitely need to spend more hours brushing up my skills (sic)"
Green was joined by a host of other stars at the bash, including singer John Newman who couldn't contain his excitement about the award-winning game which is available to buy in the UK from today (14.03.14) for the Microsoft console.
Newman tweeted: "Sick night at the @Xbox #tightenfall launch!!!! (sic)"
Newman was joined at the party by TV chat show host Jonathan Ross, 'The Voice' UK coach Ricky Wilson, pop band Lawson, magician Troy and 'The Only Way Is Essex' stars Dan Osborne, Jessica Wright, Ferne McCann and Chloe Sims among others.
The 'TOWIE' gang had a great time pitting their gaming skills against Xbox One fans before heading off for cocktails.
Jessica wrote on Twitter: "Out for the evening with missy @fernemccann to the xbox titanfall launch then for dinner & cocktails ... Having great time at the #titanfall launch tonight! #xbox (sic)"

Jamie Chung wants an "intimate" wedding
The 30-year-old actress admits she and fiancé Bryan Greenberg need to "work out" their nuptials as while she wants a small affair, the 'One Tree Hill' actor favours the idea of a big celebration.
She said: "He wants a big blow out and I want to keep it intimate, so there's certainly things we need to work out."
But the 35-year-old actor may get his wish as Jamie admitted Bryan is a better organiser than she is.
She told People. "We're equally excited... Actually, he's better at planning parties than I am."
Though the couple haven't set a date yet, the 'Believe' star knows who she wants to create her wedding gown.
She said: "Monique Lhuillier is a designer I lust for. I saw her Fall 2014 runway show and it was literally like an opera. I would love to wear one of her dresses!"
Though Jamie and Bryan - who got engaged in December after almost two years of dating - spent a lot of time with one another, they refuse to go to the gym together.
Jamie admitted: "He hates working out with me. Bryan says, 'It's so cheesy,' so we're not that couple."

Sarah Jessica Parker doesn't think we're "alone" in the universe.
The 48-year-old actress - who voices Kira Supernova, the wife of an alien who invades Earth in 'Escape From Planet Earth' - doesn't think the descriptions of other-worldly beings in TV and films are very accurate, but she is convinced there is life on other planets.
Asked if she believes in aliens, she said: "No. Well, I don't think we're alone in the universe. But I don't think aliens are how we have experienced them thus far on screen.
"We discovered that there may have been water elsewhere, and that was a massive and important discovery in the world of science, right? This suggests that something benefited from the water.
"But whether they wear funny outfits and they're clever and they say snarky things to each other and have wonderfully big sweet eyes? That, I'm dubious about. But I do enjoy the storytelling here on Earth."
The actress' character in 'Escape From Planet Earth' gave up her career to raise a family and Sarah - who has three children, son James and twin daughters Marion and Tabitha, with her husband Matthew Broderick - thinks Kira's story will appeal to many women experiencing the same "conflict" over their life choices.
In an interview with The Guardian newspaper, Sarah said: "I think she has made some decisions, and she speaks to a way that maybe other women feel, you know? She's left behind, and she's maybe conflicted about those choices. And she becomes defensive. Do you choose work over family? I think that's a position that a lot of women find themselves in.
"I think, a little bit, this film tries to talk about what it's like to remove yourself from your professional workplace and work from home as a parent. It's sweet, it's nicely done."

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