Co-host Adil said: 'On the show last week, you would have seen Kate talking about the potential importance of blood plasma transfusions for the treatment of COVID-19 patients. Kate Garraway has opened up about the 'guilt' she feels while her husband Derek is in hospital. 'If you’ve had coronavirus, you could saves lives by donating plasma. It was a stable day yesterday and I'm learning Adil that stable is sometimes good. Casino dealers will hand out cards face up as part of new Covid safety measuresJohn Lewis's flagship store in Birmingham will never reopen after closing during lockdown putting 399 jobs...EXCLUSIVE: Frank Lampard and wife Christine rush back from their family holiday in the south of France to...Britain records 1,441 Covid-19 cases in biggest daily jump for two months as officials announce another 11...McDonald's is testing delivering takeaways to customer's CARS as they wait outside restaurants so they can...Happy birthday HRH! We will automatically post your comment and a link to the news story to your Facebook timeline at the same time it is posted on MailOnline.

How is Derek? He was later placed in a medically induced coma for several months.

they said no because the trials for it hadn't really started. Kate has been able to see her husband, while he remains only slightly conscious and is yet to wake up fully. But good to know things are moving forward, trials are being done and other lives can be saved.'

"When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Kate Garraway has revealed that she "feels lucky" that her ill husband is "still with us" as he continues to recover from coronavirus in hospital.. Kate said Derek, who she married in 2005 and with whom she shares daughter Darcey, 14, and son Billy, 10, had endured a 'tough week' following 'big falls' in his blood pressure and swelling in his legs. 'We’re really grateful to Kate and Good Morning Britain for covering donation again today because we urgently people to donate now, to help during any second wave. Kate Garraway wished her husband Derek Draper 'good morning' as she co-hosted Wednesday's edition of Good Morning Britain. 'Kate replied: 'I don't know about that, I feel very emotional about it actually, not just the idea that people are coming forward but that it might save lives.Update: Kate also told her GMB co-host Adil on Monday's show that her husband Derek is very much still with us,' but it is still a 'waiting game'Adil added: 'We're all watching you and how you're dealing with such a terrible situation and how you're dealing with it with such grace and positivity. I'm afraid it remains an excruciatingly worrying time. Register to donate at www.nhsbt.nhs.uk.' 'The former Blair lobbyist was admitted to hospital in March after being diagnosed with coronavirus, and while he has woken from his coma he still remains seriously ill and is in intensive care. We’ll ask you to confirm this for your first post to Facebook.You can choose on each post whether you would like it to be posted to Facebook. The views expressed in the contents above are those of our users and do not necessarily reflect the views of MailOnline. 'I started talking about it last week because I found out that now it is being used which is fantastic.' That day the number of people offering to donate went up 300 per cent. Ourexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. Derek Draper was diagnosed with COVID-19 earlier this year. That month, Kate and her family took part in the final clap for carersShe said: 'I'll never give up on that because Derek's the love of my life but at the same time I have absolute uncertainty'On June 5, Kate revealed Derek is now free from coronavirus but continues to fight against the damage inflicted on his bodyOn July 5, Kate revealed Derek has woken from his coma but he remains in a serious yet critical condition.On July 8, she announced she would be returning to GMB, after being urged by doctors to 'get on with life' during Derek's recovery. You can unsubscribe at any time.Kate Garraway feels 'lucky' that her husband Derek Draper is 'still with her' So, good morning, Derek, if you are watching. On July 28, Kate revealed she'd paid an 'extra emotional' first visit to Derek, and admitted she's 'frustrated' by his slow progress. Kate Garraway has issued an update on husband Derek Draper's health battle as he remains in hospital with coronavirus. On Monday, Kate revealed the medical team working with Derek make sure to put Good Morning Britain on in his room every day 'in the hope that it might trigger something', though she admitted it was now 'a waiting game.' He said put me back on, I think you need to call an ambulance'Derek, 52, was taken into hospital on March 30 and remained in an unresponsive condition. We're all sending you lots of love, everyone here is sending you lots of love.' Tough: The presenter went on to admit she feels a level of guilt about returning to the job she loves, explaining: 'You feel almost bad because oh I'm laughing'An NHS Blood and Transplant spokesperson told MailOnline on Tuesday: 'The number of people who have recovered from coronavirus offering to donate plasma was 293% the normal last Monday after Kate spoke about her own desire to donate, following her husband’s illness.