BBC Breakfast's Dan Walker celebrates son Joe's latest achievement - see rare photo

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BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker, 44, has revealed how he suffered online abuse for half a year following his appearance on BBC's A Question of Sport, formerly hosted by Sue Barker.The presenter spoke to The Great British Bake Off host Matt Lucas about his history as a participant on game shows today, where he admitted he has yet to win one.Speaking on BBC Radio 2, Dan opened up about his past stints competing on TV.He admitted: "I've got a very poor record on game shows actually."I once went on A Question of Sport and got trolled for six months for getting a really easy football question wrong."Continuing to list his game show history, Dan painted a poor picture of himself as a contestant.The newsreader continued; "I've been out in the

Eamonn Holmes, 61, decided to seek help at hospital after his chronic pain worsened.The broadcaster, who is married to Ruth Langsford, had been tweeting about his painful experience over the past week and is now trying to find the cause. The father-of-four shared a picture from the waiting room in a hospital on Twitter this evening.In view of his one million followers, he wrote: “At Hospital... pain like I've never experienced in my life.“Need to find out what's causing this.

Many of us are used to waking up at home and watching Dan Walker on BBC Breakfast.The 44-year-old presenter has hosted the hit show since 2016, and it is part of our routine to see him and co-host Louise Minchin chat away on screen as we fry our eggs. But when Dan doesn’t have to get up at the crack of dawn, he wakes up in his gorgeous home in Sheffield which he shares with his wife Sarah, and children Joe, Jessica and Susie, as well as their pet dog Winnie.

BBC Breakfast today after she accidentally made a gaffe and referenced the time wrong.Business reporter Nina, who is filling in for regular presenter Louise Minchin on the morning programme, began by saying: "Now it is coming up to five to six," when it was actually one hour later.Following a news and travel break, Dan pointed out: "You have terrified a few people this morning by giving the wrong time out, you know that don’t you?""Yes I did!" Nina admitted. "It was right a week ago I think, wasn’t it?"Turning to face viewers, Dan continued: "If you’re waking up and wondering is it really five to six or was it… it’s not.

BBC Breakfast and Football Focus star Dan Walker often shares glimpses of his family home on social media, and a new post gave fans another look at his living room.The snap came as a screenshot from a FaceTime Dan had with his personal trainer, as he wrote: "THAT HURT… Dark times."SEE: A tour inside Dan Walker's beautiful family homeWATCH: Dan Walker shares rare video with son JoeGranted, it only offers a peek at a corner of the space, but it does show that Dan's living room has green and cream gingham curtains at the window, as well as cream ceilings.

BBC Breakfast alongside Dan Walker, 44, while Louise Minchin, 52, has been on annual leave.Taking to social media, the former thanked the team for taking care of her on the show and referenced the infamous porridge choking scene that caused her co-star to light-heartedly label her "unprofessional".In view of her 122,300 Twitter followers, Sally spoke about her time stepping in for Louise.She wrote: "Thank you to the brilliant @BBCBreakfast gang and @mrdanwalker who have looked after me so well for the last couple of weeks."I’ve laughed, I’ve cried, I choked on my porridge."Sally ended the tweet sarcastically: "But I don’t *think* anyone noticed."Fans of the presenter took to the comments to applaud her for her time on the show.One wrote:

BBC Breakfast host Dan Walker became annoyed that Sir Lenny Henry hadn't managed to get the lighting balance right during a video interview today.With the British weather ramping up this week, Lenny hadn't accounted for the fact bright sun would beam through his window and shine brightly on his face.His radiant and glowing appearance that was shown via the video link seemed to distract Dan, who felt the need to ask Lenny about the well lit room.Lenny explained that he "didn't have any blinds" in the room he had selected to perch himself for todays discussion.As the chat was wrapping up, Dan awkwardly told the British comedian: "Get some new blinds next time."At which point the Comic Relief frontman erupted into fits of laughter nodding

BBC Breakfast alongside her co-anchor Dan Walker.

BBC Breakfast's Dan Walker says his frenemy Piers Morgan is a 'decent bloke' following his shock departure from GMB over comments he made about Meghan Markle.

BBC Breakfast's Dan Walker has reached out to enemy Piers Morgan and said he’s a "decent man underneath the froth". It comes after the presenter mocked Piers for storming off Good Morning Britain and quitting the show earlier this month.

Dan Walker, 44, has revealed Louise Minchin, 52, warned him against “the perils” of his morning routine ahead of hosting BBC Breakfast.The presenter detailed the advice that was given to him when he took on the job, which requires very early starts each morning.It comes after he admitted he averages only four and a half hours sleep each night in a new interview.Dan’s comments about his gruelling schedule prompted a discussion on Twitter about how he copes with his lack of sleep.Times Radio host Stig Abell empathised with Dan, counting himself another “member of the elite ‘I can’t believe I’m really getting up at 3am’ crew”.He wrote to the BBC presenter in response to his interview with The Sunday Times: “I eat nothing at all until 2ish, and

BBC Breakfast alongside Louise Minchin, 52, from the BBC studios in MediaCity UK, Salford, has addressed the lack of similarities between him and former rival, Piers Morgan.

BBC News presenter Simon McCoy, 59, confirmed he had left the show after nearly 18 years on Twitter.The news came after floor manager Niall Jackson let slip it was his “final day”.Sam Taylor, Head of Live & Breaking for BBC News, told Express.co.uk: "Sharp, funny and a great colleague - it has been a delight to have Simon at the helm of the BBC News Channel and BBC News at One.“We’ll miss his one-liners, pregnant pauses and commitment to breaking news in every form, and wish him the very best for the future.”Fans and colleagues of the BBC veteran have since shared their support for him on Twitter.BBC Breakfast host Dan Walker, 44, wrote: “Farewell to @BBCSimonMcCoy - it’s his last day at @BBCNews today.“Always enjoyed working with him & I

BBC Breakfast host Dan Walker suffered a blunder when he posted a picture of a bat undergoing an oral swab online today. However, the presenter mistakenly said the animal was having an “oral swap” instead.“This bat is all of us when we do the oral swap,” he captioned the picture, which he shared with his 705,200 followers.After spotting his error, Dan quickly returned to the micro-blogging site to correct the mistake.“SWAB!” he wrote underneath the post.Many took to the comments section of the post to poke fun at the host for his error.“School boy error not proof reading! Oral swap,” one social media user hit back.“I assume that’s an oral swab.......

BBC Breakfast host Dan Walker had to insist he is a “safe driver" on Wednesday morning’s show, as he admitted to failing his first driving test with five major faults.The host was referring to a beached container ship in the Suez Canal when he said he got stuck during an attempted three-point-turn during his first test.“I got five major faults on my first test, about five minutes in as well,” he sheepishly admitted. “I tried to reverse around a roundabout.

BBC Breakfast host Dan Walker, 44, offered a message of support to Kate Garraway, 53, as the Good Morning Britain presenter's husband Derek Draper, 53, remains in hospital.The former political advisor was admitted to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) in March last year.The ITV broadcaster shed a light on her other half's condition in a powerful documentary that featured the couple's two children, daughter Darcey, 15, and 11-year-old son Billy.The programme detailed Derek's illness with Kate also speaking to other people who have had battled coronavirus, NHS staff and other experts.In one part of the documentary, Kate recalled the moment doctor's informed her that her husband was the most seriously ill person who had remained alive.Following the

BBC Breakfast host Dan Walker got some laughs on Monday morning as he joked he could “do the weather”.He correctly predicted the day’s weather conditions would be “topsy turvy” with weather presenter Carol Kirkwood.But the presenter was quickly put in his place by co-host Sally Nugent, who told him flatly: "No, you can’t."Dan put his hands up to insist: "I know I couldn’t do the weather.

BBC Breakfast presenters Dan Walker, 43, and Louise Minchin, 52, regularly share photos on social media ahead of their live broadcast. It was no different when the latter uploaded a candid snap of the pair earlier this week, but it seemed the father-of-three was not prepared for the impromptu shoot.In view of her 203,000 Twitter followers, Louise shared her usual "Good Morning" post, accompanied with a snap of the duo, as she beamed directly down the camera.However, Dan's eyes were firmly closed as some viewers hinted the presenter needed to take a quick nap.One fan remarked: "Good morning both.

Caroline Flack took her own while she was facing trial accused of assaulting her boyfriend Lewis Burton.Tonight, her family and friends spoke out about her life on and off camera and how social media trolls and particular headlines affected her.Taking to Twitter tonight, BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker, 43, shared his thoughts about the documentary.He wrote: “The #CarolineFlack documentary is just so incredibly sad.“I know it’s easy to say this but it should be a reminder to us all to judge our words carefully.“None of us truly know what others are going through.”Piers Morgan hits back at GMB exit speculation 'I wasn’t fired'In the documentary, Caroline's friend Olly Murs was left in tears as he reflected on his time with her.The pair

BBC Breakfast host Dan Walker hosts the programme every weekday and he's also known for his fiery feud with television rival Piers Morgan.Viewers see Walker in the television studios regularly, but fans may not have seen his stunning abode away from the cameras.The Broadcaster, from Crawley in West Sussex, regularly shares snaps from his home where he lives with his wife Sarah and their children Susanna, Chuck, and Jessica.The family live in a stunning home with their pet dog Winnie.In photographs and clips, Dan posts on sites such as Instagram, Twitter and TikTok, his cosy home boasts stunning rooms with fabulous furniture.His jaw-dropping kitchen features stunning white and grey decor.The huge room has plenty of space to cook family meals