BBC Breakfast viewers distracted by Mark Owen as Sally Nugent questions his new look

GOOD Morning Britain viewers all had the same complaint after a technical blunder interrupted Martin Lewis’ rant at an MP. The money expert, 50, interviewed Chief Secretary to the Treasury Chris Philp amid the cost of living crisis. It comes after Prime Minister Liz Truss today ditched scrapping the 45p tax rate in a humiliating climb down.

BBC Breakfast hosts Jon Kay and Sally Nugent reflected on their co-star Bill Turnbull after his favourite football club shared a touching tribute to the star.The presenting pair recalled that the 66-year-old loved Wycombe Wanderers Football Club and showed audiences how the club honoured him during a recent match.Bill's wife and children were in attendance, both to remember their beloved husband and father and also to raise awareness of prostate cancer.READ MORE: Naga Munchetty despairs over new addition to family, asking fans for helpBill died on 31 August after a long battle with the disease and is sorely missed by friends, family and colleagues.Jon and Sally noted how he "loved" football after they discussed the weekend's sport news.Sally sweetly said: "I have to say, one person who would have really enjoyed that game yesterday is our mate. The late great Bill Turnbull, former resident of this sofa.

Mark Owen has loved the "challenge" of relocating to the US. The Take That star, his wife Emma and their three kids - Elwood, 16, Willow, 13, and Fox, ten - moved to Los Angeles last year, and Mark doesn't have any regrets about making the switch. The singer - who sold his house in England before moving to the US - shared: "I love that challenge of trying to find your way in a new place.

TAKE THAT’S long-awaited reunion is just months away – but Robbie Williams will not be returning. The Rock DJ singer said last month that he was struggling to find the time for the band following the release of his new album XXV, and in an exclusive chat, Mark Owen has said he, Howard Donald and Gary Barlow will be pushing ahead without him.

TAKE That star Mark Owen raised eyebrows this week with a striking new look. The singer adorned the walls of teenage bedrooms all over the country in the 90s, but was barely recognisable on BBC Breakfast in his grandad cardigan with long hair and a new moustache. Presenter Sally Nugent told him: “You look different" - an observation numerous Twitter users pointed out was an understatement.

I Don’t Know How She Does It’ was published.  Dubbed “a Bible for the working mum” by Oprah Winfrey, the book charted the daily juggles of working mother Kate Reddy, striking a chord with exhausted women across the world. Here, three women reveal the effect the book had on them.

Good Morning Britain viewers spoke out in Ed Ball's defence as he returned to hosting duties on the show. The former Labour MP joined Susanna Reid back at the helm of the ITV news programme on Wednesday (September 28).

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.

You're probably thinking you've seen Mark Owen on your TV screens quite a lot of late. Well, that's because he has new music and a new tour to promote. His latest stop saw him take a seat on the famous This Morning sofa on Tuesday (September 27) as he chatted to Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby about his latest projects.

Mark Owen has got Take That fans very excited by revealing the 90s band are very much in talks about new music. The 50-year-old previously told Metro. co.

Good Morning Britain viewers were left a bit perplexed as they watched Will.I.Am's appearance on the show. The Black Eyed Peas star was on the ITV news programme to chat to Susanna Reid and Ed Balls about his latest projects on Tuesday (September 27).

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.

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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.

GMB host Susanna Reid found herself in an awkward situation on Monday's (26 September) episode of the show.The host was forced to reassure viewers that "Santa is real" after a comment from fellow host Ed Balls.The pair of broadcaster were discussing Nasa’s Double Asteroid Redirection Test (Dart) with meteorologist Laura Tobin, which will be streamed on NASA's YouTube channel next Monday (3 October.)READ MORE: ITV bosses 'fear Holly and Phil will be booed at NTAs' after This Morning queue backlashThe test has been designed to see how difficult it would be to stop a sizeable space rock from hitting Earth.However Ed ended up in an awkward mix-up when he confused Dart with Norad (The North American Aerospace Defense Command) which runs a yearly Santa tracker, where people can follow his journey from the North Pole.Speaking about the event Ed said: "It’ll be the same website as they use for Father Christmas coming."To which Laura responded: "It’s not, it’s Nasa’s YouTube Channel."And Ed said: "‘No but I think Nasa do a thing where you can track Father Christmas coming."Laura corrected him by saying: "That’s Norad."Ed then said: "‘I think that’s made up. I don’t know though! Might be real."Susanna then jumped in by saying: "Okay, Father Christmas, by the way, is definitely real.

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.

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.