BBC Breakfast's Sally Nugent addresses absence from show after 'very interesting day'

Roger Federer has described the moment he was pictured holding hands with Rafael Nadal after his final ever match in competitive tennis as 'a secret thank you' for the moments they shared in the sport. The tennis legend brought a 24-year-long career to an end on Friday night alongside the Spaniard at the Laver Cup, with the 41-year-old understandably emotional at the thought. Federer is considered by many to be the greatest tennis player of all time, given his dominance of the sport for so long in the 2000s.

BBC Breakfast presenter Nina Warhurst has revealed that she was mistaken for being pregnant on London transport. The mother-of-two took to Twitter to share the mortifying moment.

Rafael Nadal will be the next tennis great to retire from the professional game after watching his iconic rival Roger Federer leave the sport in emotional scenes at the Laver Cup.The Spaniard has won a record 22 Grand Slam titles and bookies believes his Laver Cup tears, in which he was pictured looking hugely emotional next to Federer at the Laver Cup in London, are a sign he is next to quit professional tennis. Nadal currently has 10/11 odds of retiring with Sporting Index, which are shorter than Andy Murray (6/4) and Novak Djokovic (6/1).After winning the Australian and French Open titles this year Nadal was forced to withdraw from his Wimbledon semi-final after struggling with an abdominal injury.

BBC Breakfast star joked that the culprit might have been the "breakfast" she had consumed that day."I know people say London isn’t a friendly city, but someone just offered me a priority Tube seat thinking I’m pregnant, which I’m not.So that’s nice isn’t it?" she wrote on Twitter.She followed up with a photo of what she'd been eating, chuckling: " Blaming my tiny breakfast!"The Full English feast on her plate contained scrambled eggs, fried tomatoes, two sausages, hash browns and some mushrooms, alongside a can of Coca ColaThose among her almost 33,000 followers who replied exclaimed that they weren't sure whether to laugh heartily over the mishap or feel sorry for her.Meanwhile, some had their own stories of embarrassing moments from their daily Tube commutes to share."Same thing happened to me. When I realised why she was offering me a seat I just said thank you, sat down and rubbed my ‘full of crisps & snacks’ belly as too mortified to reveal the truth," @LisahollHoland replied.She continued: "Other ladies were looking at me with a ‘Oh we know the truth’ stare.

First Dates star Merlin Griffiths has issued an update on his health after being diagnosed with bowel cancer last year.The Channel 4 star appeared on Wednesday's (September 28) episode of BBC Breakfast to raise awareness of the disease.Sally Nugent and Jon Kay were on presenting duty and kicked off the interview by wondering how he's doing after his treatment.READ MORE: First Dates' Merlin Griffiths opens up on setback amid bowel cancer battleJon asked: "Merlin, shall we start with you? How are you doing my friend?Merlin replied: "Very well, thank you very much. All things considered.

Eurovision is expected today (September 27).The UK’s entry Sam Ryder came in at second place to Ukraine’s Kalush Orchestra in this year’s competition, scoring an impressive 466 points overall with his song ‘Space Man’.It was later confirmed that the BBC would host next year’s event on these shores on behalf of Ukraine due to the ongoing war in the latter country.Last month, organisers revealed the seven shortlisted cities: Birmingham, Glasgow, Leeds, Liverpool, Manchester, Newcastle and Sheffield.The locations were selected having met certain criteria, such as venue capacity, being within easy reach of an international airport, and having enough hotel accommodation to hold delegates, journalists and spectators.Per the BBC, the selection process was heavily weighted towards the cities proving past experience in hosting major international events, as well as being able to demonstrate their ability to stage a celebration of contemporary music.Th chosen cities then entered a second and final stage in the process, through which they were asked to submit further details on their Eurovision plans.It was said at the time that a winner would be picked by the BBC in conjunction with the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), and the successful city would be announced in the autumn.Now, multiple outlets are reporting that the BBC will make a Eurovision 2023 announcement at some point today.

The BBC has said an update on the Eurovision Song Contest host city shortlist is expected later today (Tuesday September 27). Manchester is among the cities currently shortlisted to host the international singing competition.

BBC Breakfast star Nina Warhurst has taken to social media after being left mortified by a fellow London Underground user who thought she expecting a baby.The 41-year-old presenter logged into her Twitter account over the weekend to share an update from her recent commute on the Tube.She penned: "I know people say London isn’t a friendly city, but someone just offered me a priority Tube seat thinking I’m pregnant, which I’m not. So that’s nice isn’t it."READ MORE: BBC Breakfast fans distracted as Take That's Mark Owen 'looks different' on show One of the star's followers replied: "Not sure to laugh or feel sorry for you.

BBC Breakfast co-host Sally Nugent was appeared to be surprised by Mark Owen 's interview on today's show, as he was seen sporting a moustache.

Sally Nugent appeared to ask the question viewers wanted to hear as she interview Mark Owen on BBC Breakfast. The presenter and co-host Jon Kay were joined by the Take That star as he discussed his latest solo work.

BBC Breakfast viewers have been left seriously distracted by Mark Owen's appearance. The Take That singer appeared on Monday's show to discuss his new solo music. Sally Nugent sat alongside Jon Kay with the pair asking the musician a whole host of questions.

BBC Breakfast's Nina Warhurst was left mortified after getting mistaken for being pregnant. The 41-year-old regularly appears on BBC Breakfast either as the business correspondent or stand-in co-host.

Take That star Mark Owen has left BBC Breakfast viewers floored with his dramatic look.The 50-year-old singer appeared on Monday's (September 26) episode of the morning show to promote his new solo music.However, as he chatted to hosts Sally Nugent and Jon Kay, viewers appeared to be more distracted by his moustacheREAD MORE: 90s boyband icons now - drugs controversy, tragic deaths, bitter feuds and 15 kids Fans rushed to their keyboards to discuss his unrecognisable appearance. Taking to Twitter, one fan penned: "Wow Mark Owen from @takethat looking like Blakey from On the busses on @BBCBreakfast ." Another added: " #bbcbreakfast Was that Mark Owen?" A third person posted: "What’s happened to Mark Owen."While a fourth social media user said: "Good Lord, what's happened to Mark Owen?"Sally also noticed that Mark had changed up his image.She said: "You look different.

BBC Breakfast star Sally Nugent has appeared to take a cheeky wipe at her former co-star Dan Walker live on air.The 51-year-old host was back on presenting duty on Monday (September 26) morning alongside Jon Kay.They kicked off the show by discussing the latest headlines from across the globe.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty speechless as Lewis Capaldi makes rude remark live on airGoing through the morning's papers , Sally and Jon spotted a photograph of Helen Skelton and went on to discuss the first week of Strictly Come Dancing.15 new couples took to the dancefloor for the first time on Saturday evening (September 24) to dance live for the nation.Sally asked Jon: "Did you watch Strictly? Did you watch the launch?"He replied: "I so a bit of it yes."Sally continued: "It was so exciting.

Alexander Bublik left the crowd beside themselves with rage after failing to pull off a trick shot.The tennis ace used the handle of his racket during the final of the Moselle Open in France on Sunday against Italian opponent Lorenzo Sonego.The Kazakhstani decided to show off with the flukey strike in an exchange - though Sonego went on to win the point and the showdown 7-6 6-2, clinching the title.READ MORE: Roger Federer and Rafa Nadal in tears - before Ellie Goulding 'ruins' career farewellIndeed, the piece of flamboyancy did not go down well with some of those at home.One scathed in a reply to the video which was uploaded to Instagram: “These clowns are ruining the game! Nick Kyrgios included!" One said: “What was he thinking? He should've gone down the line!” Another stated: “It’s a final of an official ATP event where everything was at stake and this is a break point. I’m one of those who I mostly enjoys Kygrios’ antics but this isn’t enjoyable in any way.”Do you think it was a disrespectful shotLet us know in the comments section.But someone had a bit of an opposing view: “Lots of people don't like this guy, but he is one among others who doesn't forget that tennis is a game.”At the time, Bublik, who is world No44, was on a break point at 3-1 down in the second set - and after Sonego hit back a return, giving him an easy chance to seal the win, he gripped his racket frame and whacked the ball back over the net.Sonego was there to hit it back, before the Kazakhstani smashed the ball into the net, leaving the crowd and those at home both frustrated and in disbelief.

David Beckham took to social media with a heartfelt message for tennis star Roger Federer after his final tennis match at the Laver Cup.MORE: David Beckham celebrates career news following Queen queue praiseThe former football star shared the sweet words for the star on his Instagram Stories to his 75.3 million followers alongside a photo of the legendary player mid-match.WATCH: David Beckham reveals heartfelt reason why he joined the queue to see the Queen's coffinThe doting father penned: "Something we will all miss. Nothing more beautiful than this @rogerfederer."READ: Exclusive: Inside Andy Murray, Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic's friendship, rivalry and family lifeSEE: Roger Federer announces retirement from tennis - 'This is a bittersweet decision'Last week, Roger announced he was retiring from the sport.

Roger Federer produced some glimpses of his best tennis during his farewell match at the Laver Cup last night. The Swiss Maestro teamed up with great friend and rival Rafael Nadal to contest the last match of his illustrious tennis career.He has provided us with many memorable moments over the course of the last 24 years, but even in his final tennis appearance, the 20-time major winner treated fans to something they'd never seen before when he managed to squeeze a forehand through the net.

Roger Federer sheds tears after his final match during the 2022 Laver Cup at The O2 Arena on September 23, 2022 in London, England.

NAGA Munchetty has been forced to defend herself after she was accused of 'ruining' Celebrity MasterChef. The celeb spin-off of the BBC cooking competition concluded last night and a winner was finally revealed. 19 famous faces over the last four weeks have been competing to become the show's latest champion.