Kate Garraway looks too beautiful in her floral dress of dreams

Kate Garraway wowed fans on Friday when she rocked a colourful floral midi dress from Oasis on Good Morning Britain.

The star looked lovely in the frock, which is made from a pretty fabric in mint, coral, pink, blue and peach - as well as flattering puff sleeves and a midi skirt.

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Dressed as always by her stylist Debbie Harper, Kate teamed the look with red heels, a golden tan and some beaded bracelets, and smiled for the camera in the stunning behind-the-scenes photo.

Kate looked beautiful in her floral dress

And even better, the 'Philly' dress is currently in the sale online, reduced from £45 down to £36. We have a feeling this one will fly off the virtual shelves!

'Philly' floral dress, £36, Oasis

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For Wednesday's show, Kate also looked incredible in another colourful look - this time in a pretty pastel dress with clashing panels.

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We spotted the presenter's dress at one of her favourite brands Forever Unique, where it costs £59.99. Sadly, it's already sold out in a number of sizes - thanks to Kate, no doubt - though it looks like there will be more stock soon.

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Kate wowed in a Forever Unique dress on Wednesday

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Kate also spoke openly about her husband Derek's continuing health struggles on Thursday's show, as she added her voice to the conversation on the NHS pay row.

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The star revealed that she is "desperate" for nurses to be rewarded following the incredible care they gave to Derek - saying: "Nurses, I think, saved Derek's life and are still very involved in keeping him alive because it's the nursing care – as well of course as the brilliant doctors – but that care during those critical days and months made all the difference."

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Kate's husband Derek spent a year in hospital

She then added: "But the problem is it was 2%, then 1%, then it was an independent review that decided 3%, and we are two trillion pounds worth in debt, and there are people in the private sector who work incredibly hard who are losing their jobs."

She concluded: "I can't say enough, of course they should get more. But it's a difficult job for the government to balance that… The job is not done and we want to make sure there's enough [NHS workers] to keep the job going."

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