BBC Breakfast's Carol Kirkwood reveals how she 'ruined' her fiancées' proposal

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BBC Breakfast weather girl Carol Kirkwood showed she’s a true romantic at heart as she revealed she’s included a secret tribute to her new fiancé Steve in her upcoming project. The 60-year-old star, who announced her engagement in May, shared how she has dedicated a character to Steve in her new romance book by naming him after him.

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty stepped in to defend Carol Kirkwood after a weather blunder. On Thursday, Naga, 47, chatted to sports correspondent Chetan Pathak about the women's England football team beating Spain in the quarter finals on Wednesday night.

BBC Breakfast presenter Carol Kirkwood has revealed how she almost ruined her boyfriend's proposal to her earlier this year.

READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Carol Kirkwood floored as she makes show history with announcementThe officer explained that he has been a firefighter for 25 years, telling the hosts that this week has been a "wake up call" in terms of climate change."Buildings and homes damaged by ferocious wildfires in urban areas, it's just devastating," he said, as Naga went on to quiz him on the country's preparedness to deal with the fires.But as he began to describe the rules about open fires in the country, explaining that packages for barbecues and other flammable items will have instructions and warnings on, Naga interrupted: "But shouldn't that go further, though? In the sense that the signs should be on parks?"There should be rules, there are no rules against them so - we were asking about stupid things and saying people do stupid things, but actually they're not doing anything wrong? "So it has to go bigger - no fires, no campfires, no barbecues on open land. Is that the next step?"Ben began to answer her question, but Naga spoke again to say: "Would you push for that?"Fuming fans took to social media to share their views, with one writing: "@BBCBreakfast can you tell @TVNaga01 to stop talking over the fireman who was on about the recent fires.

BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty hit out on Thursday (July 21) as she admits her co-star Carol Kirkwood gets 'a lot of flack' for making false forecast predictions.During a chat with sports correspondent Chetan Pathak about the Euros 2022 quarter-final on Wednesday, which saw England trounce Spain in a nail-biting match, Naga was left sympathetic for her colleague.Naga kicked things off by asking Chetan: "Are you now at the point where you feel comfortable making a prediction about England's chances?"He replied: "Oh yeah. I probably put my neck on the line whilst we were talking during Natalie's report, yes.

BBC Breakfast fans are calling for a major shake-up to the usual format as presenter Nina Warhurst begs for change.This week, viewers at home saw Nina take up Sally Nugent’s usual spot on the red sofa, while her co-star Jon Kay headed out on location towards the start of the week. On Wednesday (July 20), Jon and Nina reunited in the studio, with weather presenter Carol Kirkwood also in place to give the latest forecast updates. READ MORE: BBC Breakfast Jon Kay fumes he's 'pulling plug' on show as he says co-star 'can suffer' Plenty of fans have enjoyed their partnership so much that they want Nina to be made a permanent presenter alongside the likes of Jon, Sally and Naga Munchetty.Typically, Nina acts as a stand-in host, along with presenting various reports for the programme.But fans are loving her partnership with Jon so much that they want to see more of it, and flocked to social media in their droves to call for a shake-up.One fan penned: “Love you two together on Breakfast.

BBC Breakfast presenter Jon Kay was left fuming on Wednesday (July 20), as he threatened to "pull the plug" on various elements of the programme.Jon was clearly left unhappy that producers had sent him out as a roving reporter earlier in the week during the hottest temperatures on record, first appearing by the river in Cambridge and then at Droitwich Spa Lido.Meanwhile, his co-host Nina Warhurst got to remain in the air conditioned BBC studio at Media City.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Carol Kirkwood floored as she makes show history with announcementAs the programme was plagued by a host of technical errors on Wednesday morning, with various interviews getting cut off by microphone failures, Jon decided he'd had enough.He and Nina had turned to reporter Chetan Pathak, who was in place at Brighton & Hove Community Stadium to report on the latest game in the Euro 2022 tournament, where England will soon take on Spain.Nina explained: "Time to check in with Chetan for the sport. He's in Brighton for us this morning, ahead of an important game.

BBC Breakfast star Carol Kirkwood has admitted how she RUINED her fiance's proposal. She spoke out after getting engaged back in May. "It was a complete surprise," she said of fiance Steve.

CAROL Kirkwood has revealed how she "ruined" her fiance's proposal with the worst possible response. The BBC Breakfast star, 60, confirmed her engagement live on air in May, showing off her incredible diamond ring.

BBC Breakfast fans were left baffled as another shake-up saw host Jon Kay abandon the studio completely for the second time in a week.The permanent presenter only officially landed Dan Walker's old job a fortnight ago - but catching Covid-19 last week meant he couldn't take up the role immediately.And on Jon's official first week on the job, he fled the studio entirely, leaving Nina Warhurst to present alone from Media City.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Carol Kirkwood reveals how she 'ruined' her fiancée's proposalInstead, Jon took up a post at Droitwich Spa Lido near Birmingham to present live on the latest heatwave news. Meanwhile, weather presenter Carol Kirkwood was also out and about at Kew Gardens to bring viewers the latest temperature updates.Even business correspondent Ben Boulos escaped the air conditioned BBC Studios in exchange for taking up a post at King's Cross Station in London to talk about the disruption to rail services.On Monday (July 18), Jon exchanged the red sofa for a spot by the river in Cambridge - where a pigeon unfortunately decided to poo on his linen jacket.After fans wondered why he was wearing a jacket at all in the heat, on Tuesday Jon opted for something a little more summer-ready, looking dashing as ever in a white button-up shirt dotted with lilac flowers.

BBC Breakfast presenter Sally Nugent was nowhere to be seen this week, as she has been replaced by stand-in host Nina Warhurst in a huge shake up to the usual line-up.Sally usually presents the show alongside new permanent presenter Jon Kay on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, before Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt take over towards the end of the week.But while Jon was out and about at Droitwich Spa Lido to present on the latest heatwave news, Nina was holding the fort solo back at Media City.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Carol Kirkwood reveals how she 'ruined' her fiancée's proposalEven weather presenter Carol Kirkwood and business correspondent Ben Boulos had abandoned her, with Carol hosting from Kew Gardens and Ben busy at a central London train station to talk about the transport chaos. Sally, meanwhile, hasn't updated her social media pages since July 12, when she posed alongside Nina in the studio with both stars wearing sunglasses indoors, with the cheeky caption: "Breaking news.

Carol Kirkwood expressed her concerns in a series of tweets about the "unprecedented" conditions.Scenes on the news saw forest fires raging through France and trains catching fire in front of terrified commuters' eyes in Spain today - but Carol has made it clear that the havoc is not limited solely to Europe. "In all my years presenting the weather I have never before mentioned a temperature of 40 Celsius anywhere in the UK," the 60-year-old exclaimed."This is unprecedented heat @BBCBreakfast xxx" she added to her over 237,000 Twitter followers.Carol's tweet was just one of several addressing the extreme temperatures as they ripped through the UK today."Tomorrow could be even hotter than today," she warned ominously."The highest temperatures are likely in the East Midlands, East Anglia, and eastern England."We could see temperatures in excess of 40 Celsius @BBCBreakfast xxx."Meanwhile she told Britain to exercise caution overnight as the heat was expected to soar."Tonight temperatures for some may not fall away lower than 20°.This too could have some health implications," she explained.Carol added that the intense heat was unlikely to fall away until Wednesday.On Twitter, @jw47714 played down her concerns, challenging: "What about the summer of 1976? Didn't get any worrying news or advice then. Just got on with the normal."However @andyoakes countered: "We had a minister of drought, we had widespread crop failures and 20% excess deaths.

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BBC Breakfast weather presenter Carol Kirkwood was left floored on Monday (July 18) as she made show history with one announcement.The 'unprecedented' news came as the show underwent a massive shake-up, with Carol, presenter Jon Kay and business correspondent Ben Boulos all out on location, abandoning the studio altogether.Only Nina Warhurst was left to present from the famous red sofa alone as she reflected on the battle for Conservative leadership.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast in chaos as presenters abandon studio and Jon Kay hosts aloneBut for Carol, the news that temperatures could hit 41 degrees Celsius was simply unheard of during her time on the show.Taking to her Twitter account while hosting the show, she penned: "In all my years presenting the weather I have never before mentioned a temperature of 40 Celsius anywhere in the UK. This is unprecedented heat @BBCBreakfast xxx."She went on to explain: "Temperatures are likely to be highest today in parts of the Midlands, London and East Anglia.

BBC Breakfast presenter Jon Kay was left red-faced on Monday (July 18) as he suffered a major wardrobe blunder live on the programme.Jon was presenting on location in Cambridge to warn viewers of the extreme heat expected across the UK, with temperatures reaching 41 degrees Celsius in parts of the country.Weather presenter Carol Kirkwood was also out and about in Central London, while only Nina Warhurst held down the fort at the Media City-based BBC studios. READ MORE: BBC Breakfast in chaos as presenters abandon studio and Jon Kay hosts aloneAnd on what was Jon's official first day on the job after landing what used to be Dan Walker's permanent role on the programme - after contracting Covid-19 left him homebound last week - his experience was unfortunately marred by excrement.Busy presenting the show, Jon couldn't help but bring things to a halt when a bird unceremoniously pooed on his linen jacket.Turning to Carol, a flustered Jon asked: "Carol, have you got any tips for removing bird poo from linen jackets? Because I've just been splatted by a pigeon."Carol simply burst into laughter at his admission, before gathering herself enough to say: "Try one of these wet wipe things - it might spread it a wee bit, but if you use a few..."Looking completely unimpressed by Carol's tips, Jon said: "It could get messy, couldn't it? I'm slightly anxious about doing this.

BBC Breakfast was left in chaos on Monday (July 18) as the format underwent a major shake-up - leaving Jon Kay presenting alone.The morning programme is usually presented by Jon and his co-host Sally Nugent from Monday to Wednesday each week, but today Jon was instead live in Cambridge to report on the extreme heat warnings.Meanwhile, Sally was nowhere to be seen, replaced by temporary host Nina Warhurst on the red sofa - though she was hardly seen on-screen.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Carol Kirkwood reveals how fiancée proposed as she shares diamond ringWeather presenter Carol Kirkwood was also on the scene, but reporting from a park in Central London rather than from the BBC studios. Even business correspondent Ben Boulos had fled the interior of the Breakfast studio to be on location in Thetford, standing beside the calm waters of a reservoir as he described how farms are coping with the heatwave.Jon kicked off the programme by telling viewers: "Good morning, welcome to Breakfast from BBC News with me, Jon Kay, live in Cambridge, and Nina Warhurst in the studio, as millions of us prepare for what could be the highest temperatures ever recorded here in the UK."Parts of England are expected to hit 41 degrees Celsius, a new record for the country, with major disruption expected.Fans of the show on social media, meanwhile, were left baffled by the move, as one took to Twitter to say: "Umm...

Carol Kirkwood has recently revealed that she's engaged to her partner Steve.The BBC Breakfast star, 60, and her now fiancée met in their 50s and were friends before romance set in.She announced her exciting news live on air earlier this year, to the delight of her co-stars and fans.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Carol Kirkwood red-faced as she issues 'huge apology' for Wales snubThe meteorologist was previously married to Jimmy Kirkwood and she previously revealed that she struggled to cope in work after their split.Carol had tied the knot with the former cricket player in the 1990s, during the early days of her career working at the Beeb.The pair were together for 18 years before getting a divorce in 2008, with the reason for their break up not publicly known.In her 2021 book, Under The Greek Moon, Carol admitted the divorce was "shocking to me", and recalled how she’d break down in tears behind the scenes on BBC Breakfast before putting on a smile for the camera.She said: "In a funny way though, that helped with the healing process. "I put my grief into a compartment which I kept separate from my work, otherwise I’d have ended up in a puddle of tears.

Carol Kirkwood has explained why she likes to keep her fiancé's identity hidden in a resurfaced interview.The BBC Breakfast star candidly discussed her “secret boyfriend” last year, before the pair became engaged back in May. Carol, 60, has never publicly named her long-term partner, choosing to keep his name a secret.Last year, while she was promoting her debut romantic novel titled Under A Greek Moon, she spoke about her now-fiancé.“He’s only a secret boyfriend because I never talk about him,” she began.“I always feel that through my job, I put myself in the public eye and am very happy, but my partner and my family and my friends haven’t, so I’m hugely respectful of their privacy.“I just don’t talk about them, other than to say that my partner is drop-dead gorgeous, he’s funny, he makes me very happy.“He gets up at quarter to three in the morning to make me a cup of tea before going to work – if that’s not romantic, I don’t know what is,” she told PA News Agency. Back in May, Carol shared the exciting news of her engagement in front of her BBC audience.She opted for a dramatic reveal live on air and was congratulated by BBC Breakfast colleagues Sally Nugent and Jon Kay as she flashed her ring. The weather presenter broke the news as she reported from the Chelsea Flower Show. She told viewers she had been proposed to while on holiday, with co-star Sally helping her to deliver the announcement. Sally told Carol at the time: “I’m a little bit concerned about you this morning. “I don’t know how you’re managing to stand up with that giant rock on your left hand, Carol.”Carol grinned as she looked down at her hand, before replying: “Oh that one, thank you Sal. “It is rather nice, I got engaged.”Sally then responded:

Carol Kirkwood, 60, recently showed off her new engagement ring while on-air at the Chelsea Flower Show. It comes after the BBC Breakfast weather presenter shared the happy news with viewers in May, but this was not the meteorologist's first engagement.The BBC favourite recalled how she struggled to cope with her work duties after she separated from her first husband Jimmy Kirkwood.Carol, who was formerly known as MacKelliag, had tied the knot with the former cricket player in the 1990s, during the early days of her career working at the BBC.The pair were together for 18 years before getting a divorce in 2008.The on-screen host has often kept details of her love life private and the reason for their split is not publicly known.However, Carol has previously opened up about their divorce, adding she was relatively young when she first got married."I was married for a long time and I got married quite young so it’s nice doing things I have the freedom to do now," she told The Sun.In her 2021 book, Under The Greek Moon, Carol admitted the divorce was "all so shocking to me", and recalled how she’d break down in tears behind the scenes on BBC Breakfast before putting on a smile for the camera again.She said: "In a funny way though, that helped with the healing process.