ITV executives are addressing internal controversy surrounding recent interviews conducted by Ed Balls on Good Morning Britain, according to reports. The disputes have reportedly reached senior levels within the broadcasting company.

One source of tension involves an interview Balls conducted regarding antisemitism following an incident in Golders Green. The presenter has faced criticism over his questioning approach during the segment, with some accusing him of engaging in deflective questioning tactics.

Separately, Balls drew attention for a confrontational interview with Barry Tomes, a publicist representing former BBC presenter Huw Edwards. The interview, conducted alongside co-host Susanna Reid, focused on a Channel 5 documentary about Edwards titled 'Power: The Downfall of Huw Edwards' that aired on Tuesday.

During the Tomes interview, Balls challenged the publicist's representation of Edwards and questioned the use of mental health issues as mitigating factors in the case. The exchange was described as particularly tense by observers.

The controversies have prompted internal discussions at ITV about the handling of sensitive topics on the morning program. Good Morning Britain has not issued a public statement regarding the disputes or any potential changes to its interview protocols.