BBC Breakfast’s Carol Kirkwood says she’s a ‘broken woman’ in candid on-air confession

BBC Breakfast and Classic FM presenter died surrounded by his loved ones following a five-year long battle with prostate cancer.Taking to Twitter, his ex colleague Louise Minchin, 53, shared various memories from her time with Bill on the famous red sofa over the years.In view of her 268,000 followers, she commented: "Sending my love and thoughts to the family of my wonderful friend Bill Turnbull."He was a brilliant journalist, a stickler for accuracy, passionate about @BBCBreakfast and a fabulously supportive and kind team-player."Most of all he was great fun, I love how he made me laugh. Xx."Accompanying the post, she added pictures of her and Bill having a laugh together as well as a snap of the pair with weather presenter Carol Kirkwood.Piers Morgan responds to Meghan Markle's child privacy concernsMany of Louise's fans flocked to the post to send their condolences.Twitter user Mark Shields wrote: "Thoughts with you, best morning TV couple ever RIP Bill."Jo Johns added: "So sad to hear this.

BBC Breakfast's Jon Kay admitted he's in 'terrible trouble' with a fan after he swiped 'you can't win'. The 52-year-old journalist was chatting to Sally Nugent and Carol Kirkwood about the weather on today's show.

Sally Nugent, 51, left BBC Breakfast viewers open-mouthed after they saw a little more than they bargained for when they tuned into the headlines at 6am.The broadcaster had folded a newspaper to discuss one of its headlines, little suspecting that she was flashing a photo of a woman in just lingerie to the entire nation.Sally was discussing the strange prospect of buying a house which came with its own camel in the back garden - but, thanks to the imagery on the other side of the page, the camel was not what seemed to be on viewers' minds.Co-star Jon Kay, 52, was verging on hysterics as he chuckled: "I don't think anyone's talking about the back garden!"A bewildered-sounding Sally asked: "What happened?", only for Jon to reply: "There's something on the back of the page.

BBC Breakfast presenter Jon Kay revealed why he angered a TV viewer.On Wednesday's show (August 31), Jon starred alongside his co-star Sally Nugent who both chatted to weather reporter Carol Kirkwood on the programme.After her daily weather report, Carol explained how she was overjoyed that some rain was coming to the UK.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast’s Naga Munchetty ‘enjoys’ Bradley Walsh ‘waking up to her’ in cheeky quipCarol said: "And that leads us into a rather unsettled weekend and also an unsettled start to next week, with some rain on the cards."Of course, rain is welcome many of us have still been in a drought so there won't be enough rain to alleviate that but at least there is some rain in the forecast."Host Jon then explained why he got into trouble with an angry BBC viewer the day before.Jon explained: "Yeah, I got into terrible trouble with somebody on Twitter yesterday a lady called Anne because I said 'oh good, we've got some rain coming' and she said 'I'm getting married on Saturday don't wish for rain!'"You can't win," he added.This comes after Jon also revealed his "most terrifying moment" which actually took place on a famous TV quiz show. On Monday's programme (August 29), the two hosts celebrated the 60th anniversary of University Challenge.Talking about his stint on the show, Jon said: "It was the most terrifying thing I've ever done."Sally replied: "You answered a question, though.

Jon Kay struggled to hide his amusement after co-host Sally Nugent suffered a brief blunder on BBC Breakfast. The pair were back at the helm of the BBC One news programme on Tuesday (August 30) following the Bank Holiday weekend.

BBC Breakfast's Jon Kay was left red-faced after Sally Nugent made a cheeky blunder on air. The pair were back together on the red sofa today and began the show by going over the morning's newspaper headlines.

BBC Breakfast fans had quite the shock when they spotted a woman donning lingerie on the TV as the show shared the latest headlines. On Tuesday's episode of the popular breakfast show TV hosts Jon Kay and Sally Nugent took to the sofa to speak about the latest headlines which emerged over the last 24 hours.

BBC Breakfast hosts Sally Nugent and Jon Kay had to terminate an interview early following some technical difficulties.

BBC Breakfast star Jon Kay has revealed his "most terrifying moment" live on air.The news host shared with his co-star Sally Nugent on Monday's show (August 29) that he was really scared to go on University Challenge.The topic arose as the programme is celebrating its 60th year anniversary and Sally thought it would be funny to bring up Jon's stint on the show.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast’s Naga Munchetty ‘enjoys’ Bradley Walsh ‘waking up to her’ in cheeky quip Sally said: "Later on in the programme, we are celebrating a really important anniversary. A very famous quiz show, it's University Challenge of course."It's been around 60 years, it's had incredible guests on this programme – Jon Kay – the best brains in Britain, superstars, academics...""And people who happen to be near the studio and got involved in the Christmas special a couple of years ago," quipped Jon.He added: "It was the most terrifying thing I've ever done." Sally said: "You answered a question, though.

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchettty shut down Charlie Stayt in an 'awful' row with 'tumbleweed silence' today. The pair were back on the BBC Breakfast sofa for the start of their weekly Thursday to Saturday stint.

BBC Breakfast's Jon Kay was brutally told he has a 'boring face' - and his co-star even agreed. The 52-year-old journalist was discussing doppelgangers with co-host Tina Daheley on Wednesday's show when the comment was made.

BBC Breakfast viewers could practically feel the icicles forming in the air on Wednesday (August 24) as things turned frosty between Jon Kay and Tina Daheley.The pair were tasked with interviewing Countdown host Colin Murray, and had been given a selection of conundrums to solve throughout the morning programme – though they weren't having much luck.Jon branded himself "thick" as the hosts squinted at an anagram of 'newspaper' which had them both baffled.READ MORE:BBC Breakfast presenter Jon Kay branded 'boring' as he's compared to 'someone's brother'But when Colin arrived on the scene, Jon turned his attention to Tina.Tasked with an anagram of 'breakfast' this time, Colin had the answer within seconds, as Jon asked: "What?! We should have got that," as Tina begged: "Can we do another?"An incredulous Jon mimicked her: "Can we do another? There's no second chances on Countdown!"Colin informed them: "You scored zero, by the way, which only three Countdown contestants in 40 years have managed to do, so I'm going to put you on that list now."Things only turned more awkward as Colin invited the pair over to the Countdown studio "around the corner" from the Breakfast set, informing them: "I mean, we'd never have you as contestants."Tina insisted: "I'm actually struggling to see.

READ MORE:BBC Breakfast’s Carol Kirkwood says she’s a ‘broken woman’ in candid on-air confession"They have 3D printed wooden sheets that spring into different shapes when they dry out, after you've made them."Jon labelled the research a "dream", as Tina continued: "I'm not entirely sure how that works, but yeah apparently it puts itself together. A chair sort of assembles itself."Her co-presenter commented: "What?! Well, you get pop-up tents, but a pop-up bed or a wardrobe, I'm not quite so sure.

BBC Breakfast presenter Jon Kay has been told he has a "boring" face in a brutal swipe.The host made a candid admission while seated on the famous sofa alongside his co-host Tina Daheley on Wednesday (August 24), as the pair discussed new research into doppelgängers.While trawling through the newspaper headlines of the day, Jon told Tina: "This is freaky. There's a story in The Times this morning on doppelgängers.

BBC Breakfast viewers were left seriously distracted by Carol Kirkwood's low-cut dress this morning. The 60-year-old always looks lovely on BBC Breakfast while sharing her weather reports, but viewers were particularly taken with today's outfit.

BBC Breakfast's resident weather presenter Carol Kirkwood was forced to issue a stern warning to hosts Jon Kay and Tina Daheley on Tuesday's programme (August 23). With her weather segment well underway, Carol was once again talking scorching temperatures and dry weather - though admitted things could change very quickly.She explained that coming from a high temperature of 29 degrees Celsius in the south of England, "we could have some overnight showers just to start the day on Friday, which will clear quite quickly."READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Tina Daheley caught using phone live on-air as Jon Kay left stunnedCarol went on to describe a "band of cloud" and "the odd shower", before we'll start seeing "brighter skies" and temperatures of up to 26 degrees.She then warned the hosts: "So, Jon and Tina, I wasn't kidding when I said it's very changeable!"This forced Jon to defend himself, quickly responding: "You never...

READ MORE:BBC Breakfast's Carol Kirkwood admits to 'throwing a tantrum' as Jon Kay in disbeliefBut his new album, Close To Home, hasn’t been a complete hit with fans after the star issued an apology after business giants Amazon painted over the black and white mural of the Joy Division frontman to promote his new music.Fans of the artwork on Port Street in the Northern Quarter noticed the name Aitch had been painted in white on a clean black wall last week.Now the star has reassured fans that he is working with the original graffiti artist, Akse – who first painted the portrait back in 2020 – to replace the artwork.In an interview with the BBC newsreaders he confessed that he had no idea about the removal of the artwork until he found out days later on Twitter.He told viewers: “I don’t pick and choose where I put my billboards or album promo I just wake up and drive past it or see it on the internet just like everyone else.“So basically I’ve seen it straight away, I made a phone call, we spoke to Amazon, we spoke to the artist and we just put a stop to mine straight away.“We’re gonna get it restored or redone of the original artist.

BBC Breakfast turned tense after Jon Kay joked that beloved weatherwoman Carol Kirkwood “throws a tantrum” behind the wheel.During Monday’s (August 22) visit to the BBC studio, the 52-year-old broadcaster and his co-host Tina Daheley welcomed viewers back onto the red sofa to discuss the latest headlines to hit the news this morning.One of the biggest stories on everyone’s lips was a recent study which informed parents up and down the country when they could typically expect their children to have a tantrum during a lengthy road trip.READ MORE:BBC Breakfast's Tina Daheley caught using phone live on-air as Jon Kay left stunnedBut it turns out road trip tantrums aren’t restricted just to younger members of the family, after the TV presenter reassured viewers that even some of the sweetest members of the team could crack under the pressure when behind the wheel.As the pair welcomed Carol onto the show, Tina confessed that she could never believe that the blonde beauty would ever have a temper tantrum on the road.She said: “Shall we hear from someone who I can’t imagine has ever thrown a tantrum in her life, Carol.”It was at this point that Jon turned a shocked face over to his colleague as he reassured her: “Oh, she has!” to which the 60-year-old explained: “Especially when I'm driving, Tina.”The poor meteorologist went on to share her biggest driving pet peeves as she confessed she can be a frustrated driver on the road.She said: “When they don’t indicate, I pull out in front of you, stay in the fast lane, oh my goodness.

BBC Breakfast presenter Tina Daheley was caught red-handed using her mobile phone live on-air by her co-star Jon Kay.In a baffling exchange, Tina - who is currently standing in for regular presenter Sally Nugent - whipped out her phone during a discussion about the Edinburgh Fringe festival's best jokes.Beginning the conversation, Jon told viewers: "We want to hear your jokes, your best gags, your one-liners, your puns. Let us know this morning - email us, message us on Twitter or use the BBC Breakfast hashtag.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast’s Sally Nugent replaced as fans congratulate new host on career move"Just make us laugh.