BBC Breakfast's Louise Minchin celebrates happy news after painful injury

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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 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 alongside her co-anchor Dan Walker.

DON'T MISS...Megyn Kelly blasts situation as Sharon Osborne leaves The Talk [UPDATE]Louise Minchin teases new venture away from BBC Breakfast [UPDATE]Alex Beresford shares pic about grey Sunday after Piers talks GMB exit [UPDATE]Others were delighted to see Helen make an appearance on another TV show.“Loved you on Lorraine today, we need to see you more on those type of shows, you’re just so natural,” one fan gushed.Sharing a similar sentiment, another added: “I agree.... Helen is a brilliant presenter...“Like you say....so natural...

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.

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Twitter and offered her congratulations to BBC news journalist Clive Myrie who has been announced as the new presenter of Mastermind and Celebrity Mastermind.The BBC Breakfast host shared a heartfelt message to her colleague following the news.Taking to Twitter, Louise retweeted a press release that confirmed Clive's new role.It comes after former presenter John Humphrys revealed that he would be stepping down from fronting the quiz programme earlier this year.In view of her 204,000 followers, the Breakfast host shared a sweet message as she offered her well-wishes.Louise penned: "Congratulations Clive, I am so delighted for you."Fans flocked to comment on the post, as one wrote: "Well done Clive.

DON'T MISS...Louise Minchin makes ‘progress’ amid recovery from painful injury [UPDATE]James Martin's outburst as viewers turned on GBBO [INSIGHT]Adam Henson addresses Ellie Harrison’s tears in Countryfile segment [VIDEO]The shirtless star said that he was back at home and resting in bed.He praised the NHS in his 41 second social media video.Earlier in the year, Paddy was bed bound for two days and suffered with extreme exhaustion after coming into contact with the coronavirus.He was discharged and given a course of steroids to help his lungs recover.Paddy previously warned people not to "underestimate" COVID-19 after battling with the deadly virus.He has since said that he’d been given a “50/50 chance of survival”.Ahead of his second

@Couchto5K week 4, and managed five whole minutes running!”She added: “Thanks @jowhiley.”Underneath her fans celebrated her triumph, as they shared their difficulties of being able to run.

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.

Her Spirit podcast episodes, Louise agreed with Claire, but admitted she needs to work on opening up about her problems to those who are closest to her.She replied: “I think you’re making a really good point there, and Annie, who was it on our podcast who said, ‘talk to yourself like you would your best friend?’ “You’d never tell your best friend horrid stuff would you? I wouldn’t!”Annie added: “I just think what Claire has said has left me with this sort of lovely, but sad, feeling in my tummy that I think we all beat ourselves up. “I’m absolutely guilty of that and I think, be kind to yourself.” Louise then divulged: “I feel I could be much better on that thing you just said Claire and I do try and reach out, but really genuinely not

BBC Breakfast star Louise Minchin lives in Chester, Cheshire with her husband David and their two daughters, Mia and Scarlett. The host posed for a series of photos from the living room in 2017, but judging by more recent images shared on Twitter, the living room has had an impressive transformation.It was originally designed with light yellow walls, wooden floors, and an open log fireplace with a white carved surround.SEE: Louise Minchin's family home looks like a royal palace - see inside Louise Minchin's living room in 2017An image of Louise's pet dogs in December 2020 showed that while the same rug remains, the wooden flooring has been replaced with beige carpet.

BBC Breakfast host Dan Walker congratulated his BBC Breakfast co-star Sally Nugent online after she scooped a British Sport Journalism Award.The presenter said the reporter had produced a “wonderful bit of telly”, when he took to the social media site to share the news with his 702,100 followers.Sally won a bronze and silver accolade at the online award ceremony.It was her documentary about Rugby League legend Rob Burrow, who is living with motor neurone disease, that won her the gong.The 49-year-old journalist told fans she was “delighted” with the news.She went on to thank the BBC Breakfast team in her tweet.“Delighted to receive silver and bronze awards from the @SportSJA tonight.“Our documentary with @Rob7Burrow and @leedsrhinos was

Carol Kirkwood has been a weather reporter on BBC Breakfast for over two decades, and is a much-loved and cemented member of the team.