BBC announces Laura Kuenssberg's replacement

Charlotte Amy Louise, who has hypermobility Ehlers Danlos Syndrome (EDS) — a connective tissue disorder which can affect any part of the body, has a small opening on her stomach following an operation in 2018.This opening is known as a stoma. The 23-year-old had her stoma fitted when her colon became paralysed as a teenager.And now, she uses her Instagram page to show that having a stoma is "not something to be looked down on".Her platform addresses strangers' questions, including very personal ones about her love life.

Tom Fletcher has paid tribute to his wife Giovanna on their tenth wedding anniversary.Tom, 36, married his long-time girlfriend Giovanna, 37, on May 12, 2012.His wedding speech included several renditions of McFly’s biggest songs and Tom uploaded a video of it to YouTube in January 2013, with it having had a staggering 23million views since then.Tom has now given his 2m Instagram followers a peek at how "G&T" celebrated their decade of married life. Alongside a series of images from their anniversary day, including a photo of the couple toasting with champagne, one of a massive bouquet of flowers and some of Giovanna with a cooked breakfast, Tom wrote: “You know you’ve married your perfect partner when their 10th wedding anniversary gift to you is a painting of a Wookie at a disco."“Feeling beyond lucky today that of all the humans that ever existed on this planet, I got to marry this one 10 years ago today.

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentMiguel Bernardeau, Guzmán in Netflix smash hit “Elite,” and Mexico’s Renata Notni will head the cast of “Zorro,” a reboot series from Los Angeles-based Secuoya Studios and John Gertz that will stream in exclusivity on Amazon’s Prime Video in the U.S., Latin America and Spain. The flagship series at Secuoya Studios, “Zorro,” a modern take on the hero, is directed by Javier Quintas, whose credits include episodes of “Money Heist” and “Sky Rojo,” and Miguel Angel Vivas, a director on “Locked Up” and “Unauthorized Living.” Written by Carlos Portela (“Hierro,” “Velvet Collection”), the 10 episode series is executive produced for Secuoya Studios by David Martínez, David Cotarelo and Angela Agudo.  John Gertz, founder of Zorro Productions and a producer on “The Mask of Zorro” and “The Legend of Zorro” movies titles, also executive produces along with former Sony exec Andy Kaplan at KC Global Media, Sergio Pizzolante for C&T Mobs, and Jesús Torres and Glenda Pacanins at NoStatusQuo Studios.Bernardeau will play a new version of Diego de la Vega, a landowner and, in disguise, masked hero of the people.

Vladimir Putin has taken a turn for the worse, according to a close oligarch ally.In a leaked recording, one of Russia's top oligarchs has claimed that Putin is “very ill with blood cancer”.Although no details have been given as to which oligarch – believed to be a Western businessman – have been revealed, the person was recorded without permission, according to New Lines Magazine, In the recording, the man can also be heard calling Putin “crazy” over his failing invasion of Ukraine, and also slammed him for “destroying” Russia's economy. He said: “He absolutely ruined Russia ’s economy, Ukraine ’s economy and many other economies — ruined them absolutely.

Arsenal fan Piers Morgan has questioned the 'crazy' fans who back Mikel Arteta to explain why he should trust in his process. The Gunners' Champions League hopes took a significant blow on Thursday evening as they crumbled at the hands of their North London rivals.

Twitter to share his opinion as the Wagatha Christie trial continues. Rebekah Vardy, 40, is suing Coleen Rooney, 36, after the latter claimed Rebekah leaked private information on Instagram to a national newspaper outlet.

Kirstie Allsopp, 50, has candidly spoken out on being a parent in a tweet shared with her 427,000 Twitter followers.The Location, Location, Location star revealed “one of her greatest regrets” when educating her two sons - Bay Atlas and Oscar Hercules.Kirstie admitted that saying “no, thanks” to doing homework with Bay and Oscar led to “struggling” with tasks.She wrote: “I have always said that one of my greatest regrets as a parent was not saying ‘No, Thanks’ to homework.“We should have focussed on reading/listening to stories together.“Not struggling with things in separate corners.”1609639Some Twitter users replied to the TV star’s post recounting their points of view and struggles when it came to teaching their children.Northernstock2 said: “I used to refuse my kids doing homework.“Children should, if taught well, be able to do their work within the school day.“As adults, when we go to work, you clock on and off.

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BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty was left fuming during Friday's show (May 13) as Conservative politician Jacob Rees-Mogg branded the Downing Street party fines a "non-story".The cabinet minister appeared on the latest episode of the morning programme where he was asked about the latest wave of more than 50 fines issued because of rule-breaking in Downing Street amid the coronavirus pandemic."I'm afraid I think this is a non-story," the politician said when asked about the fines, after which he was interrupted by Naga.The pair then engaged in a tense exchange.Naga replied: "I'm sorry, why do you think this is a non-story? "Have you not heard people genuinely upset and devastated that people in Downing Street thought it was OK to break the rules they set when other people didn't break the rules and missed out on meeting dying family members?"She later added: "Can I just understand your interpretation of where we are with the rules and why you think this is a non-story?"So, the fact that more than 100 fines have been issued is a non-story because the rules that were set in the first place were too rigorous? And they were too strict?"Jacob replied that the fines were "an important story in February" and "there are other things going on which are more important".Quick to support Naga were BBC Breakfast viewers.They were left equally angered by Jacob's claims and described his comments as "sickening" and "tone deaf".One viewer wrote: "It's too late to say the rules may have been wrong and it's sickening to hear you say it's a non-story."Another commented: "Non story??? Because the rules were too strict???Said by one of those who made said rules."A third joked: "If I ever break the law I will take a leaf out of Rees-Mogg's

Coronation Street favourite Fiz Stape (Jennie McAlpine) gets haunted by her serial killer ex-husband John Stape next week.She meets up with new boyfriend Phill Whittaker (Jamie Kenna) and his friends Graham and Angela at Speed Daal.Graham recognises Fiz from her trial and explains that he was the solicitor for the prosecution.Fiz confides in ex Tyrone Dobbs (Alan Halsall) on how she’s never told Phill about her crazy ex-husband in case he ran a mile, what will Phill think?Tyrone later spots Phill in Victoria Garden handing a bloke a large envelope. The mechanic's intrigued, aware that his love rival is meant to be in Leeds.Also, Tim Metcalfe (Joe Duttine) buys some tickets from Debbie Webster (Sue Devaney) for the charity raffle in memory of little Oliver and he wins wins a romantic night for two in her hotel.While Sally Metcalfe (Sally Dynevor) packs, Tim orders some erectile dysfunction tablets, ignoring the warning about heart conditions.At the hotel, as Tim and Sally kiss passionately, Tim’s heart starts to pound and he becomes short of breath.Tim confesses to Sally that he’s taken an erectile dysfunction tablet and collapses on the bed.

Natalie Viglione endured chauvinism akin to the likes of The Wolf of Wall Street’s Jordan Belfort and Mad Men’s Don Draper.Although she was earning upwards of $150,000 (£121,000) a year, she decided to leave it all behind.Natalie exclusively told Daily Star: “[My salary] could've kept going higher and higher, plus all of the bonus potentials.“It was a lot to say bye-bye to but all so incredibly worth it!”She's shared the truth about the work environments she experienced and how she left to start her own business after feeling like her soul was leaving her body.“As a woman, high-level male execs will always make you feel like you have to be ‘one of the guys’ to succeed,” she said.“If you’ve seen Mad Men or The Wolf of Wall Street it’s real, and it’s alive to this day. Any after work meeting would inevitably end up in a strip club.“One time I was looking for the restroom and accidentally walked into a closed-off room and caught one of the male executives in the act with a stripper.“I honestly think it will be etched into my brain for the rest of my life.”Unfortunately, the toxicity she’s experienced often came from some of the highest-ranking men in the company.“One of the top execs was a narcissistic disaster and he was drunk all the time,” she explained.“No woman would have gotten away with behaving that way.

Good Morning Britain host Kate Garraway was left red-faced after an awkward name blunder.On Friday's programme (May 13), Kate hosted the ITV show alongside Ben Shephard who quickly brought up her unfortunate mix-up on air.When introducing former England rugby player and husband of Anne, Princess Royal's daughter Zara Mike Tindall to the next segment, Ben laughed as she pronounced his last name as "Tingle".Tipping Point host Ben joked: "I quite like the fact you called him Mike Tingle there as well."Katie then said: "Did I? It's because I get a little tingle when I think of him in his shorts."The show then cut to Mike, and Kate asked him: "Are you tingling all over? As apparently I called you, I didn't mean to."Mike then laughed and said: "Tingle is normally the way I feel on this morning when we speak to each other but I'm actually alright today."This is a live TV story and is being constantly updated. Please refresh the page regularly for the latest news, pictures and video.You can also get email updates on the day’s biggest TV stories straight to your inbox by signing up for our soaps and Hot TV newsletters .Get all the very best news, pictures, opinion and video on your favourite TV shows by following Daily Star every time you see our name.

It was the penultimate episode on Thursday night and the stakes were getting high among the celebrities taking part in The Games. And after a row between two of the contestants earlier in the week, there was more controversy as the 12 famous faces took to the velodrome.

A new scheme has launched in Cheetham Hill to help get people cycling. The scheme, which launched this week, will see e-cycles be made available for short or long term loan for free.

Clouds continue to dominate the skies over Greater Manchester today (Friday 13 May) but brighter weather - and higher temperatures topping 20C - are just around the corner.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty was nowhere to be seen this week, after being replaced by stand-in host Rachel Burden.Rachel could be seen alongside regular presenter Charlie Stayt on the red sofa on Thursday (April 14), while Naga has been conspicuously absent from the show for more than a week.Last week, Rachel was in line to take Naga's place, with the star once again missing.So far she hasn't spoken out about her absence, with her last Twitter post being to congratulate her BBC co-star on his new job as Political Editor.Chris Mason was announced as the formal replacement for Laura Kuenssberg yesterday. It comes just weeks after her co-star Dan Walker quit the show for good in favour of a new job with rival network Channel 5, announcing: "Hello, Dan Walker here.

BBC Breakfast presenter Sally Nugent has taken to Twitter to congratulate Chris Mason who is taking over the role of Political Editor at the BBC following Laura Kuenssberg's departure this Spring.The BBC presenter, 50, reacted to the news after it was announced by the BBC earlier today and along with her colleagues including Naga Munchetty and Laura herself.In view of her 144,200 followers, the co-host of BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker congratulated her colleague.Sally wrote: "Congratulations to the brilliant @ChrisMasonBBC."The star reposted a tweet by BBC Politics which announced the news earlier today.Sally's fellow BBC Breakfast co-star Naga Munchetty also commented following the announcement.Reacting to the news that Chris Mason will be taking up the post of Political Editor in May by the BBC News Press Team, Naga congratulated her colleague.She wrote: "Excellent news @ChrisMason BBC," along with a series of applauding hands.Laura too congratulated her replacement, writing on Twitter: "Huge congrats and welcome to the best daily job in the business, to colleague, great friend and of course #newscaster @ChrisMasonBBC."Last December, Laura confirmed she is stepping down as the BBC's political editor in April after seven years but she is staying with the corporation.In a statement, Laura said: "I've been so lucky to do the best daily reporting job in the business, with the best colleagues anyone could wish for."It's been incredible to occupy the chair during a time of such huge change and to try to make sense of it for our viewers, listeners and readers online."I'll miss the daily drama, and our wonderful team in Westminster, immensely."But after nearly seven years and what feels like decades' worth of headlines,

BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty congratulated BBC colleague Chris Mason on social media today.The Newscast presenter has been appointed as the BBC's new Political Editor, replacing Laura Kuenssberg.Naga, 47, gave a virtual round of applause to her co-worker Chris, 41, after it was announced he would be taking up the exciting new role.She shared the update from the BBC News Press Team with her 269,900 Twitter followers.“Excellent news @ChrisMasonBBC,” she penned with three clapping emojis. The original tweet read: “Delighted to announce the appointment of @ChrisMasonBBC as the BBC's new Political Editor.  “Chris will take up his post in May after the local elections.”Covering the May local elections will be the last job of current Political Editor Laura Kuenssberg, before she steps down from the role.Laura, 45, will be taking over the BBC’s Sunday morning politics show, which was famously presented by Andrew Marr before he announced he would be leaving for a job with LBC last year. The journalist will take over from interim host Sophie Raworth, who has been presenting in Andrew’s absence, in September. Meanwhile, Chris has described taking over Laura’s soon-to-be-former role as a “tremendous privilege”.He told the BBC: “What a tremendous privilege to take on what, for me, is the most extraordinary job in British broadcasting and journalism. “I clamber upon the shoulders of giants like Laura, Nick and Andrew with a smattering of trepidation and a shedload of excitement and enthusiasm.“To lead the best team of journalists in the business on the best news patch of the lot is something I’d never even dared dream of.

Naman Ramachandran BBC political correspondent Chris Mason will replace Laura Kuenssberg as political editor, the top news job in the corporation. Kuenssberg will be the new permanent presenter of the BBC’s Sunday morning politics show and will start her role when the show relaunches this September.

Brexitcast co-host Chris Mason, who has been a BBC News Political Correspondent for the past decade, has been promoted to become Laura Kuenssberg’s replacement as BBC News Political Editor.

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