BBC Breakfast's Dan Walker got phone call from Louise Minchin after alarm disaster

BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker was left furious with his co-host Sally Nugent on Tuesday, as she appeared to brand him "second class" in a tense on-air row.Dan and Sally were hosting the programme from the sofa, with Nina Warhurst chiming in as a correspondent on various affairs of the day, when things turned to the introduction of new postage stamps.The new stamps will include a barcode to track and trace deliveries, and have been introduced from today.Dan, Sally and Nina were all handed a huge stamp of their own to demonstrate the system to viewers, with Dan and Nina both holding second class stamps while Sally's was a first class stamp.And things soon took a turn for the tense, with Sally beginning: "Have you been hiding something behind the sofa? What have you got?"Dan replied: "I have got something behind the sofa, would you like to see it? It's rather large."The pair proceeded to pull out their huge stamps, with Dan saying: "Look at this little beauty. It's a new stamp - you might not recognise this thing, though.

BBC Breakfast presenter Sally Nugent was left red-faced on Tuesday after a cheeky swipe taken at her by co-host Dan Walker.The pair were presenting the sports bulletin of the day alongside sporting correspondent Jane McCubbin when things turned slightly sour on-air.There was some big transfer news looming that the trio were keen to talk about, as Sally began: "Jane is here with all the sport. Transfer deadline date - quite exciting!"Jane agreed: "I know.

Dan Walker was the perfect host for the Strictly Come Dancing cast on Monday as he took them out for dinner at his favourite Indian/Bangladeshi restaurant in Sheffield.MORE: Nadiya Bychkova reveals big family news after telling fans not to believe Kai Widdrington rumoursThe BBC presenter spent the day with his friends as their tour reached his home city, where they will perform on Tuesday and Wednesday.WATCH: Dan Walker and Kai Widdrington bond at the golf courseDuring the day, Dan, who was Nadiya Bychkova's partner on the last series, bonded with pro dancer Kai Widdrington, who is rumoured to be dating the dancer, over golf.READ: Bikini-clad Nadiya Bychkova hits the beach with Strictly co-stars amid romance rumoursRELATED: Nadiya Bychkova breaks silence after she and Kai Widdrington seen kissingThe pair posed for a selfie together on the course and later shared a fun video showing him cheering on Kai as he drained  "a big one on the 9th hole." Dan Walker posed with the Strictly cast after dining at his favourite restaurant"Great afternoon whacking a ball around @hallamshiregc with @kaiwidd," the 44-year-old wrote alongside their selfie.Later on, the duo joined most of the cast, including Janette Manrara, Katya Jones and Nadiya, at Prithiraj Restaurant, for a special night out alongside Dan's family."What a lovely treat to take some of the #Strictly family out for a curry with my family. We had a great night at @prithiraj_restaurant - where we took @nadiyabychkova during the series.

BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker was left pleading with his fans not to tell programme bosses about his bad behaviour after staying up late to catch a football game.The host took to Twitter with the request to his followers, showing off a stunning custom-made suit as he shared an insight into his family life with his more than 740,000 followers.The navy-blue suit, which hailed from menswear company Charles Tyrwhitt, even featured a pocket square, and was accompanied by a bright red tie, white shirt and burgundy socks emblazoned with a mustard-yellow pattern.Dan explained in the caption last night: "Our eldest daughter has chosen this outfit for #BBCBreakfast in the morning. I think it’s a winner.

Dan Walker is a familiar face in the mornings, as one of the hosts of BBC Breakfast.The 44-year-old has been broadcasting for quite some time, first securing a regular gig in 1999 on Manchester's Key 103 radio station.Since then he has barely looked back, doing everything from sports reporting to a glittering run in the long-running dance show Strictly Come Dancing.During his time on the well-loved competition, Walker was partnered with professional dancer Nadiya Bychkova - who at the time was going through a well-publicised break-up with her ex-fiance Matija Škarabot, sparking rumours that she and Dan may actually have had chemistry off the dance floor as well as on it.Speculation arose as to whether Dan was going to become the latest victim of the 'Strictly Curse', which has been responsible for the demise of many relationships going into the show.But the rumours were unfounded. After their elimination, Dan said: "There are some people who walk into your life and turn some lights on, and that’s what she has done to me."You’re an amazing person, and if you’ll have me, you’ll have a friend for life Nadiya Bychkova."Walker made his name as a broadcast journalist after moving into TV after his stint in radio.

Dan Walker left his BBC Breakfast colleagues in fits of giggles after he'd confessed "I'd almost lost my trousers" on Monday.Sally Nugent, 50, had been discussing the latest storms that have caused havoc throughout the UK this weekend - when Dan made the jaw-dropping remark."We just mentioned the terrible storms that have taken place over the past couple of days," added Sally before Dan interjected: "I nearly lost my trousers on the way in."Gobsmacked, Sally exclaimed: "Excuse me?"Realising he'd overshared, the newsreader, 44, attempted to dig himself out of the situation. He explained: "Not the trousers I’m wearing, I had a spare pair of trousers with us."Unable to contain his laughter Dan, added: "I mean it was windy but not that bad."He made a gesture as if to say he was holding them folded over his arm, with his co-star Sally attempting to make sense of the situation."You were holding them there, okay.

Dan Walker made a shock admission on Monday's BBC Breakfast, confessing to his co-host Sally Nugent that he'd once "knocked out" his own brother.

Dan Walker has offered fans a rare glimpse inside his family life - after sharing a sweet Sunday snap of his dog Winnie.The BBC Breakfast presenter, 44, took to Instagram to wish his 269k followers a "lovely Sunday" this weekend.Religious dad-of-three Dan went out for a visit to the church with his family - calling the trip a "slice of church".However, he also managed to fit in some time to walk his adorable cockapoo Winnie in the Sheffield sun.Whilst out and about, dog-walker Dan shared a snap of Winnie standing on a rock in the woods - just in front of an idyllic stream.Former Strictly star Dan said: "Slice of church with the family and a dog walk in the Sheffield sunshine."I hope you’re having a lovely Sunday."Dan's followers loved his leisurely Sunday snap - and it's fair to say Winnie was quite the hit with the viewers if the comments section is anything to go by.One said: "Yes having a lovely day thanks. Lovely to see Winnie.

BBC Breakfast presenter and journalist Louise Minchin has shared a picture of herself to mark the amazing journey she has just completed, biking through Chile, Argentina and into the Andes.In the first post, she posed in her biking gear, wearing a blue and pink jacket, cycling shorts, a black helmet and riding shoes in front of a sprawling hillside on a dirt track.The second snap showed Minchin taking a selfie mid ride, wearing sunglasses and a dainty gold chain necklace with an ‘L’ charm whilst riding along a black tarmac road.Her next selfies featured a pink, blue and orange track top as she proudly smiled at the camera - well deserved after her impressive feat.Louise wrote a heartfelt message in the caption: “It’s hard to sum up the 1,200 kilometre journey on my bike from the border between Chile and Argentina at 3,800 metres high in the Andes to Buenos Aires but these photos capture many of my emotions, excitement, elation, exhaustion and most importantly friendship.”She went on to thank her friends for letting her join their ‘epic’ journey which she called a ‘test of endurance and courage that I will never forget’.She also thanked the organisers, photographers, paramedics and fellow cyclists before turning to her fans: “Thank you, too, for your messages of support, they have encouraged me on my way.""I will write all about it in my new book and in the meantime will be taking my foot off the pedal while I recover!”Louise’s 127 thousand Instagram followers were in awe of her massive accomplishment and flocked to the comments to shower the BBC Breakfast journalist with their praises.One wrote: “Great adventure, you’re amazing.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty, 46, has sent her condolences to her former colleague Rory Cellan-Jones, 64, after he suffered a heartbreaking loss.

BBC Breakfast fans will definitely recognise temporary presenter Katherine Downes, who has recently stepped up to the plate to replace more permanent cast members like Sally Nugent and Naga Munchetty.But during the presenters’ absences around the festive period, some viewers were left confused as Katherine appeared on the red sofa despite having handed in her notice to BBC bosses.In November 2021, Katherine announced she would be leaving the BBC after an epic 14 years.In her statement, she explained: “So proud to have broadcast from this sofa (and other BBC sofas...) for the last decade.

Dan Walker has teased fans that he'll be writing about Strictly Come Dancing winner Rose Ayling-Ellis in his new book.The BBC Breakfast star, 44, recently revealed he was working on a major book project - after starring on BBC's Strictly and missing out on a spot in the semi-final with his dance partner Nadiya Bychkova.It follows the success of his Remarkable People autobiography, which he released in 2020.However, it appears he's set to pay a sweet tribute to his Strictly co-star Rose in his book.Ex-EastEnders star Rose won the BBC show in December - alongside her pro dancing partner Giovanni Pernice.Dan gave his excited fans a sneak peek at what's to come in his book when he held a Q&A on his Instagram page.One fan asked him: "I'm wondering whether you might include Rose in your next book?"Delighting fans, Dan replied: "Very interesting you should ask that... watch this space".It strongly suggested Dan is keen on writing about dancing champ Rose in his hotly-anticipated book.Rose made history on Strictly as the first deaf contestant to compete on the show, and she won the hearts of the nation with her stunning dances and raising awareness for deaf people during the series.The soap actress announced she's campaigning to make British Sign Language an official language in the UK.She told ITV's This Morning: "It’s been recognised as a language, but it’s not been official.

BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker has told how one hectic week of managing his presenting work and stint on Strictly Come Dancing saw him get only "24 hours sleep".The newsreader, 44, made it to the final five on the competition along with his professional partner Nadiya Bychkova.

BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker left his fan divided after he shared a picture of his wife's "stew sandwich" online.The 44 year old, who often posts glimpses of his family life on Instagram, left many followers rather confused when he showcased a "snack" made by his other half Sarah.Presenting two slices of bread with stew slathered on both, Dan appeared happy to present his wholesome dish to fans which included no butter.Captioning the photo, he wrote: "You can tell you’re married to a Yorkshire lass when she makes a his & hers stew sandwich with a bit of @hendersonsrelish for an evening snack #yorkshire."Seeing the meal on their screens, Dan's followers rushed to the comment section to share their thoughts.One fan wrote: "That's a thing of beauty, nearly as nice as my pie with soup on!! And no not gravy but vegetable soup."Another follower also liked what they saw and penned: In all my days I’ve never heard of a stew sandwich …. I’m gonna try it though."While a third said: "Absolutely my favourite thing I've seen on the Internet today.

“She’s kept me safe, we’re all safe and it’s been a fabulous journey. Incredible views.

BBC Breakfast star Louise Minchin is no stranger to bike rides and fitness challenges, but her latest adventure has been especially tough, as she's joined athlete Mimi Anderson, someone who has won Guinness World Records for her endurance.

BBC Breakfast presenter Sally Nugent has opened up on the "really rebellious" habit she sometimes finishes her day with.

Dan Walker, 46, recently announced some exciting news for fans - he's writing another book, following the huge success of his last novel, Remarkable People. And now that he's back with another, he shared some behind-the-scenes snaps while shooting the cover photo, admitting he still needed to work on his poses.

BBC Breakfast’s Dan Walker and Sally Nugent struggled to keep a straight face as they updated viewers on the latest development regarding a cheeky pair of wallabies named Ant and Dec.During Tuesday’s instalment of the popular BBC morning show, the 44 year old and his 50-year-old co-host were left in stitches during a heartwarming segment on the news show.As viewers tuned in for their morning dose of the latest news headlines, they learnt how a loveable wallaby named after the TV presenter Ant McPartlin had escaped from a petting zoo in Lincolnshire.The furry friend escaped for nearly three weeks before he was successfully reunited with his brother Dec where owners have installed reinforced gates around the enclosure.This is a live TV story and is constantly being notes updated.Please refresh the page regularly to get the latest TV updates.TV & Showbiz reporters are working to source the latest information, reaction, pictures and video related to this story.You can also follow us on Twitter @DailyStar, or follow us on Instagram @dailystar to get the latest TV and celeb gossip 24 hours a day.Or like our Daily Star Showbiz Facebook page to get the day's biggest stories, and have your say on them.Why not also subscribe to receive our regular Daily Star showbiz newsletters?You can do this on this page by simply entering your email address above and hitting 'subscribe'.Download the Daily Star app for flash alerts on the biggest stories of the day, so you don't miss out.Why not also subscribe to receive our regular Daily Star news bulletins? You can do this on this page by simply entering your email address above and hitting 'subscribe'.

BBC Breakfast’s weatherman Matt Taylor took a cheeky dig at Dan Walker after he failed to make it to the Blackpool ballroom during his time on Strictly Come Dancing.During Tuesday’s instalment of the popular news show, the 44-year-old and his co-host Sally Nugent welcomed the meteorologist on to the show as he reported live from Blackpool tower.The 45-year-old – who is stepping in for blonde bombshell Carol Kirkwood this week – explained to fans how the ballroom has reopened after a three-week closure to restore the historic building to its former glory.But as he updated viewers on the latest weather report for the next few days, he couldn’t help but poke fun at the Strictly star for failing to make it to the legendary ballroom which the show attends every year.This is a live TV story and is constantly being notes updated.Please refresh the page regularly to get the latest TV updates.TV & Showbiz reporters are working to source the latest information, reaction, pictures and video related to this story.You can also follow us on Twitter @DailyStar, or follow us on Instagram @dailystar to get the latest TV and celeb gossip 24 hours a day.Or like our Daily Star Showbiz Facebook page to get the day's biggest stories, and have your say on them.Why not also subscribe to receive our regular Daily Star showbiz newsletters?You can do this on this page by simply entering your email address above and hitting 'subscribe'.Download the Daily Star app for flash alerts on the biggest stories of the day, so you don't miss out.Why not also subscribe to receive our regular Daily Star news bulletins? You can do this on this page by simply entering your email address above and hitting 'subscribe'.

Radio Times, the BBC Breakfast star revealed she found during lockdown it was easier to navigate their TV routine but now things are returning to normal, it's back to the battle for the remote."My sofa is in my kitchen diner and there’s a giant flat-screen TV on the wall," she explained."It’s tricky to get something that my husband, my 13-year-old son and I want to watch."During lockdown, we all got hooked on Somebody Feed Phil on Netflix, but it’ll come as no surprise that I’m a news junkie."She added: "If you know what the headlines are before you go to bed, there’s less to catch up on the next morning!"Sally, who has kept her family life very private and out of the spotlight, also confessed what she and her family watch on TV in the evenings is really important to her due to her rigid schedule."I'm really selective as my life is so busy and my evenings so precious," she told the publication."I never watch anything remotely spooky because I’ll never sleep.