BBC Breakfast viewers swoon over ‘gorgeous’ Carol Kirkwood in figure-hugging dress

Shirley Baskin Familian, the public TV pioneer, multimedia artist, philanthropist and businesswoman who was involved in the founding of Baskin-Robbins Ice Cream, passed away peacefully on the night of October 13 with her children at her side, according to her family. She was 101.

She has become well-known for trying out several radical new looks over the years.And on Friday, Kylie Jenner showed that she was looking forward to getting dressed up for Halloween with a set of images that were shared to her Instagram account.The 25-year-old reality television personality blew through a string of Bride of Frankenstein costumes - including one that tantalizingly had no bottoms. Time of the season: Kylie Jenner showed that she was looking forward to getting dressed up for Halloween with a set of images that were shared to her Instagram account on Friday Wow: The 25-year-old reality television personality blew through a string of Bride of Frankenstein costumes - including one that tantalizingly had no bottomsIn one evocative shot she draped a cloth over her front below the waist, ensuring she did not violate Instagram's Community Guidelines about nudity.Another one of Kylie's sizzling bottomless snaps was cleverly framed so that nothing below the waist was visible.

BBC Breakfast has been slammed by viewers following an "awful" interview with Harry Potter star Tom Felton.The 35-year-old actor, who famously played Draco Malfoy in the movie franchise, appeared on the red sofa to chat to hosts Sally Nugent and Jon Kay to promote his new book.He opened up about writing his autobiography, Beyond the Wand, but conversation quickly turned to Harry Potter author JK Rowling, who continues to receive criticism over her beliefs on biological sex and gender. READ MORE: Alan Rickman had issue with Emma Watson's 'dictation' but praised Daniel RadcliffeSally said: "There is been a lot in the press recently hasn't there about J.K.

Carol Kirkwood, 60, has been left “gutted” after Richie Anderson, 34, was announced as the second contestant to leave Strictly Come Dancing last night.The BBC Breakfast star told Zoe Ball, 51, that she was upset by the news, as the presenter branded the elimination a “shock exit” on her BBC Radio 2 show.BBC weather star Carol contacted the Zoe Ball Breakfast Show this morning to send her well wishes to Richie, who was heard breaking down in tears on-air. After playing a highlight reel of his time on Strictly, Zoe read out the sweet message from Carol.She told Radio 2 listeners: “9 to 5 by Dolly Parton playing, especially for the gorgeous Carol Kirkwood, who is listening to the show this morning. “She says she’s gutted about you going out, Richie - she thought you were fab and she knows a thing or two does Carol!” Earlier in the show, Zoe branded Richie’s elimination from the show a “shock exit” after the broadcaster and his partner Giovanni Pernice failed to beat Fleur East and her partner Vito Coppola in the dance off. “Totally undeserved, we all said,” Zoe told Richie as he entered the studio.

BBC Breakfast viewers have slammed Sally Nugent for her interview with Scottish MP John Swinney. The 51-year-old helmed Monday (October 10) morning's instalment of the BBC show alongside regular co-host Jon Kay, 52, as the pair discussed the top headlines for today.

BBC Bargain Hunt couple made a staggering profit on a vintage watch they discovered on the show. The married couple named Nathalie and Karl were on the red team and made the interesting discovery whilst searching for a fashion accessory.Competitors Adam and Jemma were on the blue team and had to find an item with a Chinese connection. READ NEXT: BBC Breakfast's Carol Kirkwood praises colleague but viewers concerned for future The presenter, who in today's episode was Eric Knowles, dishes out a specific challenge to each team, which dictates the theme of one of their buys - known as the Presenter's Challenge.As the teams set about scouring the market for hidden treasures, antiques expert Raj Bisram said of the red team: “This is probably one of the easiest teams I’ve ever had.

NAGA Munchetty left BBC Breakfast guest and award-winning crime writer Sir Ian Rankin lost for words yesterday when talking about his new book. Ian joined hosts Naga and Charlie Stayt on Thursday's show to discuss DI Rebus returning soon in the author's 24th book in the series.

Carol Kirkwood has wished one of her colleagues good luck in his new job, but concerned fans are wondering about his future.The 60-year-old wished Owain Wyn Evans well as he prepares to switch from North West Weather to BBC Radio 2.Carol shared the news with her 236,000 followers and wished him “congratulations” and branded it “fab news”READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty says emotional goodbye to co-star as he quits showOwain’s initial message read: “From January I’ll be presenting the new Early Breakfast Show live from gorgeous Cardiff, making it the first daily Radio 2 show to be broadcast from Wales.

BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty has bid an emotional farewell to her co-star Owain Wyn Evans as he prepares to exit the show.Earlier this month, the Welsh broadcaster 38, confirmed he will be departing the staple morning series next year in order to join BBC Radio 2.Posting to Twitter, Owain wrote: "SOME NEWS. I’m joining BBC Radio 2! READ MORE:BBC Breakfast turns tense as Naga Munchetty shuts down Charlie Stayt in 'nonsense' row"From January I’ll be presenting the new Early Breakfast Show live from gorgeous Cardiff, making it the first daily Radio 2 show to be broadcast from Wales."I can't wait to get started."Among the many followers to congratulate Owain on his big career move was his BBC Breakfast colleague Naga.In an emotional post, the former Strictly Come Dancing star, 47, shared her best wishes for her exiting co-star, writing in a reply: "CONGRATULATIONS!! X"Owain was quick to reply to Naga's well-wishes and responded: "Thank you, Naga!"I am [very] sad that I won't be able to share a little Sat morning innuendo induced raised eyebrow and pursed lip with you on Breakfast anymore but [very] excited for the new show!"Naga was swiftly followed by other fans wanting to wish Owain well.One fan wrote: "Fabulous news, Owain.

Carol Kirkwood, 60, shared her warm wishes with Owain Wyn Evans as he prepares to embark on a new job - but it has left BBC Breakfast fans concerned about the future for their favourite forecaster following his departure from North West Weather. Owain will be switching to a show on BBC Radio 2 - the first one ever to be broadcast from Wales.Carol shared the TV host's news with her 236,000 followers, penned: "Congratulations! Fab news!"Owain had posted a grinning and celebratory post from his own account, announcing cheerily: "I’m joining BBC Radio 2!"From January I’ll be presenting the new Early Breakfast Show live from gorgeous Cardiff, making it the first daily Radio 2 show to be broadcast from Wales."He added delightedly: "I can’t wait to get started."However, BBC Breakfast fans were less enthused about losing him from North West Weather, and took to Twitter to say so.@domandkittysmum wrote: "Does this mean we are losing you as NW weather man?"@wolrab316 lamented: "Congratulations, but NW Weather will never be the same again."@altybob chimed in: "Good luck with your new show on Radio 2.

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READ MORE: Amanda Holden confiscates racy tops from daughter, 16, so she can wear them insteadThis has got other viewers riled up though, with several already sick of the amount of pictures of spiders that are being shown. One disgusted viewer tweeted: "People posting pics of bl**** spiders," while another replied: "I can’t bear it.

STRICTLY Come Dancing star Helen Skelton and her pro partner Gorka Marquez were spotted looking tense as they left rehearsals on Monday evening. The exhausted pair failed to raise a smile after what appeared to be a tough practise session.

SALLY Nugent was left stunned during today's BBC Breakfast as her co-presenter cut her off while she was talking. The 51-year-old journalist was presenting the flagship morning programme alongside Jon Kay. During a segment the pair were talking viewers through the top headlines of the day.

WEATHER-MAN Owain Wyn Evans has just announced a huge new role, replacing a radio legend. The Welsh star, who is best known for working on BBC Breakfast, has landed an exciting gig on BBC Radio 2.

BBC Breakfast star Ben Boulos was forced to apologise after he let slip a rather taboo word live on-air.The business correspondent was sitting across from hosts Sally Nugent and Jon Kay on Wednesday (October 5) for a discussion about supermarket profits during the cost of living crisis.Reporting that supermarket giant Tesco has admitted to falling profits, Ben explained that supermarkets are trying to strike a balance between cheap products to keep customers and rising prices to combat high energy bills.READ MORE: Naga Munchetty despairs over new addition to family, asking fans for helpBut things soon segued into a rather awkward conversation, as Ben let slip: "Some supermarkets have been criticised recently for removing some of their cheaper products, the value ranges and so on – not just Tesco but other supermarkets as well."In a slight response to that, Tesco has agreed to lock the price until 2023.

BBC Breakfast turned slightly awkward during a snub from presenter Jon Kay during a chat with his co-host Sally Nugent.The pair were going through the newspaper headlines of the day on Wednesday (October 5) when Jon was forced to cut himself – and, by proxy, Sally – off.Sally had been reading aloud from a story about a content creator who splurged on billboards asking people to go on a date with him, wishing him luck at the end of the segment.READ MORE: Naga Munchetty despairs over new addition to family, asking fans for helpEd Chapman added a snap of himself to a huge billboard in his home city of Leeds, with Jon quipping to Sally: “Have you been driving past it?”“I’ve seen it!” she replied. She then explained: “He says he’s never been on a date and he’d like to go on a date.

Craig David has branded Leigh Francis, known by his stage name Keith Lemon, as “insincere” on BBC Breakfast.He joined show presenters Sally Nugent and Jon Kay to talk about his new album and his 22 years in the music industry.Craig has been a regular chart topper and is a huge name in both the garage and pop scenes.READ MORE: Rita Ora shows off dynamite figure in cut-out jeans and plunging corset held up by luckHowever, the topic of conversation grew serious as he opened up on the bullying he experienced when he was younger and throughout his time in the music biz.He spoke about Bo Selecta, a comedy sketch show first broadcast in 2002, and the mocking he received from Keith Lemon himself.The comedian wore rubber masks on the show and took the mick out of many popular celebrities, including Craig himself, who told the BBC hosts that he couldn’t accept Keith’s apology.During one skit, he wore a rubber mask which bore a striking resemblance to the musician and proceeded to tell viewers about his “life story” with some offensive storylines.One included Craig being forced to wear a urostomy bag while another showed him trying to make it big in America, only to find himself in Mallorca.The cringe-worthy sketch continued to paint Craig as a failure and as though his career was hanging on by a thread, only to end with “Craig” working in a call centre.Despite the likeness, Keith insisted that the character was not based on Craig, but the musician was having none of it.Craig spoke about the ordeal on BBC Breakfast and said that “when the show was out,” it was a “period of time of hard processing for him”.He continued: "I didn't know why a song like Rewind, which was a cultural song that broke the ice for so many artists to come

Dan Walker being the most recent presenter to bow out. Walker left the show in May 2022 after six years to work as Channel 5's news anchor and host other programmes on the channel as well.Before that, Louise Minchin was the last BBC Breakfast veteran to leave the popular morning show, waving goodbye in September 2021 after 20 years on the channel.