ITV's GMB studio descends into chaos with guests involved in screaming match

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Thursday morning's episode of Good Morning Britain turned into a shouting match as a debate took place discussing the controversial Koh-i-Noor diamond.

The debate comes as Buckingham Palace announced that the jewel would not be used in the coronation, amid concerns about a diplomatic row with India given its ownership has been disputed, writes The Mirror.The show's half-term presenters Ed Balls and Ranvir Singh had guests in the ITV studio to discuss the Royal Family’s decision, but it wasn't long before the conversation erupted into chaos.The UK director of Common Sense Society Emma Webb debated with broadcaster Narinder Kaur over India’s claims to be the rightful owner of the diamond.Emma Webb began the debate by saying: “There’s another case in India where they did acquire some jewels.“It was put on display for a very short period of time and has since disappeared from public view into the government vaults because the government says that they don’t have the money to insure it for public display.”Narinder then replied: “A coloniser doesn't get to decide whether it should go back,” to which Emma asked who the ‘coloniser’ was."Narinder hit back: “The coloniser is Britain!

Actually, it’s dehumanising India around the world because of the history.”Emma then delved into an explanation of the complex history of the diamond, which is one of the largest cut in the world.Narinder shouted: “You do not know history!

They stole it! End of,” as Emma spoke over her insisting: “Let me finish my point, please Narinder!” but she instead said: “No.