BBC Breakfast Sally Nugent asks Tory MP 'are you fed up?' in tense islamophobia grilling

BBC Breakfast's Dan Walker warned his co-star Saly Nugent "don't do those golf eyes at me" on Wednesday's programme.The 44-year-old TV presenter made the remark as the pair discussed some of Wednesday's headlines but the Strictly Come Dancing star instantly became worried after he'd pulled out a story about golf.It seems that the newsreader had faced some stick in the past from his former partner on the red sofa, Louise Minchin, - and didn't want the same to happen again.Sally didn't seem to be impressed with Dan's choice but before she had a chance to say anything, the 50 year old was shut down."Talking golf, now don't do those golf eyes at me like Louise Minchin used to do.""Go on," laughed Sally.Continuing, Dan explained: "This is an interesting one, you know how Saudi Arabia have been accused of what has been called sport watching.They've put a lot of money into sports like boxing and like golf, to try and improve their reputation around the world.He added: "Well the latest effort is golf and there's a lot of talk last year about them trying to get involved in some of the tours around the world and start like a world tour."Well that was denied them but now what they are doing is they've bought the Asian tour and there's an Asian tour event actually taking place in the UK this year and they're offering people like Ian Poulter up to £22 million to be involved with gold in Saudi Arabia."Former sports host Sally asked: "Nice, and would that then mean that he would be out of things like the Ryder Cup?"Dan went on: "Well the Ryder Cup is owned by the European tour and the PGA tour so they are really uncomfortable with the Saudis coming in and sort of putting so much money into golf."So he's been told, it says here that

Dan Walker, 44, revealed he was "ambushed with cake" at his favourite Indian restaurant during a reunion with some of his Strictly Come Dancing co-stars.The BBC Breakfast star and his pro partner on the show Nadiya Bychkova, were gifted with a cake while they dined at the Prithiraj restaurant in Sheffield.Taking to Instagram, Dan shared a group picture alongside his co-stars Rhys Stephenson, Tilly Ramsay, Nikita Kuzmin, Janette Manrara, Kai Widdrington, and judge Craig Revel Horwood.He captioned the post: "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.A post shared by Dan Walker (@mrdanwalker)"Thanks to Sobuj and his team for being so kind and making the most amazing food for everyone."He added: "Also Janette taught our son some ballroom."Look forward to seeing you at the arena on Wednesday."The star also took a moment to thank the curry house personally, after they brought out a surprise cake for both him and Nadiya."Oh... I forgot to say...

Dan Walker has confirmed a curry restaurant has changed an X-rated dish named after him.The BBC Breakfast presenter made the cringe worthy announcement while speaking to Claudia Winkleman last year on Strictly Come Dancing.Dan explained that the curry chef is a huge Strictly fan, so wanted to dedicate one of his dishes to Dan.However, it turns out that the presenters special dish might need some re-branding, because it had a rather saucy-sounding name.Dan explained on the show how his local curry house Prithiraj in Sheffield, had a chef that is a huge Strictly fan.He revealed: "He's named a curry after me.

BBC Breakfast's Dan Walker was left fuming as co-star Sally Nugent brutally branded him "second class" on Tuesday's episode. The duo was joined by Nina Warhurst as they discussed the new postage stamps that have been introduced today, which include a barcode to track and trace deliveries.

Rose Ayling-Ellis has had fans making a demand as she gave them another look behind-the-scenes.

Dan Walker has delighted fans as he reunited with his Strictly Come Dancing co-stars.

BBC Breakfast host Dan Walker was all smiles as he cosied up to his Strictly Come Dancing partner Nadiya Bychkova for a series of sweet snaps.The presenter enjoyed a reunion with his fellow Strictly stars last night, as they all headed out for a curry in Sheffield - after Dan enjoyed a cheeky round of golf with Kai Widdrington.In a series of snaps posted to Instagram, Dan can be seen beaming with his arm around Nadiya as they posed in the Prithi Raj restaurant in Sheffield.Also visible in the snap are Rhys Stephenson, Tilly Ramsay, Kai Widdrington, Craig Revel Horwood, Nancy Xu, Katya Jones, Nikita Kuzmin and Janette Manrara.Captioning the sweet photoset, Dan explained: "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."Thanks to Sobuj and his team for being so kind and making the most amazing food for everyone."Also Janette taught our son some ballroom.

Gavin and Stacey could soon be returning to our TV screens, as sitcom star Larry Lamb vowed "something will happen" with the programme during a BBC Breakfast appearance.Chatting to hosts Dan Walker and Sally Nugent via video link, Larry was on the show to discuss the return of BBC Three to our television sets tonight, after being strictly online-only for years.It comes after a Christmas special cliffhanger left fans reeling, as Nessa proposed to Smithy just as he looked ready to tie the knot with his new girlfriend - before abruptly cutting to the credits.Sally kicked off the discussion by saying: "Larry, I know everybody watching will want me to ask about the Gavin and Stacey Christmas special..."Dan chimed in: "It’s against the law not to ask!", as Sally continued: "Exactly. It ended on a little bit of a cliffhanger, didn’t it? Tell us what’s going to happen - what are we going to see, what can we expect?"Chuckling, Larry teased: "I’m probably one of the worst people in the world to ask.

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.

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.

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.

BBC Breakfast stars Dan Walker and Sally Nugent’s matching “power suits” on air as he branded the co-hosts “ready for the Apprentice.”During Wednesday’s instalment of the popular news show, the broadcast duo was dressed to impress as they appeared on the early morning show in matching suits ready to deliver the latest news headlines.The 44-year-old donned a navy-blue three-piece suit which he paired with a matching blue tie whereas his brunette side kick rocked for a deep maroon suit and opted for an open-neck collared shirt.And their business-ready fashion sense didn’t go unnoticed as the Welsh TV presenter complimented the pair on their striking suits as they introduced the upcoming show on air.Prior to the beloved daytime show, the 43-year-old couldn't help but praise the Breakfast hosts on the "business-ready" ensemble.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

BBC Breakfast’s Sally Nugent compared foreign secretary Liz Truss to former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher during a gruelling interview on the morning show.During Wednesday’s instalment of the popular news show, the 50-year-old and her co-host Dan Walker were joined by the Conservative party member.And the brunette beauty made sure to grill the politician on air as she demanded answers following the recent garden party scandal the political party faced this month.But one area that caused contention on air was when the broadcaster compared a recent picture of the foreign secretary in a tank during a recent trip to Estonia.As she joined the co-stars on air, Sally asked if the politician was aware of the impact of the strikingly similar picture to one of Margaret Thatcher in a British Army tank during a visit to West Germany in 1986.She asked: "When you were recently pictured, that famous photo opportunity, you were pictured in a tank weren't you on a recent foreign trip. "Were you aware when that photograph was taken, had you thought through how politically charged that image might be? "[It's] very, very similar to picture of Prime Minister Margret Thatcher in a similar situation.