Carol Kirkwood: BBC Breakfast star's cheeky nickname from colleague's wife exposed

Antonio Conte was left visibly unimpressed as Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg appeared to snub a hug with the Tottenham boss at full-time after their dramatic victory over Manchester City. Spurs produced one of their finest performances of recent seasons to down the Premier League champions in their own backyard, with a goal from Dejan Kulusevski and a Harry Kane brace sealing a 3-2 win.

Dancing On Ice is often way more dramatic than producers anticipate for, and the 2022 series is no different.Fans were left fuming when Love Island's Liberty Poole was eliminated last week (February 13) after a shocking fall on the ice.And Ben Foden's wife was adamant the show was "pointless" after her man became the first to be voted off the show back in January.But over the years, contestants have had backstage drama which has seen them quit the show without facing the public vote.Here, as viewers get excited for Musicals Week on Dancing On Ice, Daily Star takes a look at the ITV show's most shocking exits.Back in 2018, Hollyoaks actress Stephanie Waring became the second celebrity to be voted off after a skate-off against singer Lemar, who stumbled during his routine.And it seems her emotions got the better of her as she burst into tears as she spoke to hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield afterwards.She had scored just 17 points for her skate, alongside pro Sylvain Longchambon, and said she'd "done it better in rehearsals".As she spoke through her tears, Stephanie said: "Do you know what I've had the most amazing time."I'm really proud of myself for what I've done."Sylvain later slammed the judges, claiming they broke the rules by saving Lemar when he had a stumble.He told The Sun: "The rules are if there’s a stumble in the skate off then if the other couple skate well then they should be out. That is the rule of the skate off.“This happened five years ago with Pamela Anderson.

BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker brightened up his fans' week by sharing a cute photo of his pet pooch lounging at home. Taking to his Twitter page on Sunday, the news anchor poked fun at his dog's long hair amid recent headlines during lockdown.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty, 45, revealed how she reacts to abuse online and the advice her former co-star Bill Turnbull, 64, once gave her.During the chat on Louise and Annie's Her Sprit podcast, Louise Minchin, 51, began by saying she tries to ignore criticism and “lets the storm pass” if she’s ever a target of abuse.Handing over to Naga, she told listeners her co-star has a different approach when it comes to dealing with trolls.Naga began by saying she doesn’t get nervous when she goes on air or when she interviews guests.She said: “The only reason to be nervous is if you don’t know your stuff, if you haven’t prepared and if you haven’t done everything you can to make sure you have the answers.Janette Manrara 'absolutely

This Morning star Fern Britton, 62, has asked people to get their "act together" and to be "nice and sensible" while the coronavirus pandemic persists across the nation after crowds of the public were violent towards police officers in London this weekend.The presenter expressed her thoughts over the matter in view of her 74,000 Twitter followers yesterday.Fern's words come after many individuals have expressed concern over the video footage of violence taking place on Bridge Street yesterday.Tonight, Fern decided to share a statement online and questioned why people wanted to "make life more awful" during the global pandemic.The writer's tweet read: "Why is it that there are people who want to make life even more awful?"Mindless p****ng

BBC Breakfast host Dan Walker, 43, has announced on Twitter he is "tired of all the shouting" and amount of "violence" occurring after crowds of the public were seen being violent towards police officers this weekend.The BBC presenter reminded his followers to treat people how they would want to be treated.Dan's words come after video footage of violence taking place on Bridge Street was shared online yesterday.Today, Dan decided to speak up about the situation on his Twitter and Instagram pages as he claimed he's had enough of "the shaming".Alongside a picture of his dog, the journalist wrote to his 659,000 Twitter followers: "I don’t know about you but I’m tired of the shouting, the pontificating, the shaming, the threats, the

Louise Minchin, 51, and Dan Walker, 43, present BBC Breakfast together. Dan has been in Louise bad books multiple times, and the pair make for a good duo on screen.

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BBC Breakfast star Carol Kirkwood, 58, returned to screens on the show today to deliver the latest weather forecast.She later took to Twitter to express her concerns about not being able to see.Like most UK citizens, Carol has not be able to visit the hairdressers due to the coronavirus pandemic lockdown, in which many shops have been closed.Today, she joked about not being able to see if her hair doesn’t get cut imminently.In view of her 183,000 Twitter followers, she wrote: “If my lockdown hair gets any longer I am not going to be able to see where I am going!”Many of the weather star’s fans flocked to her post to comment, with the majority insisting they were also in the same position.Kate Garraway in upsetting home discovery as husband

Dan Walker,43, took to his Instagram page telling fans he was “crushed” by the sad news and was thinking of the Chapman family during this difficult time.The BBC Breakfast presenter also opened up on a personal heartache that Mark had previously had a very "honest" talk with him about.He wrote: “Absolutely crushed for poor Mark Chapman and his family.“He loved Sara so much.

Kate Garraway in upsetting home discovery as husband remains in comaRecruits have been faced with brutal challenges such as jumping from a helicopter into a lake and boxing.At times, Ant and his co-stars are seen shouting and swearing at the recruits if they are not up to standard.Ant has previously admitted he hates being referred to as a bully and said he is simply just being honest. Speaking on the High Performance Podcast, he said: “I still got that mindset of tackling everything head on and be honest, but they say, ‘It doesn’t quite work like that Ant’."That is what I have struggled with the last couple of years.To really let go of certain strings on my bow."I like to be transparent and honest about things, and the sad state of affairs

Dan Walker, 43, has presented on BBC Breakfast since 2016.

BBC Breakfast favourite Dan Walker, 43, has apologised to his 657,000 Twitter followers after making an “unbelievable” spelling error.The journalist was alerted to his mistake by fans when he shared a surprising encounter with darts world champion John ‘Boy’ Walton in his local shop.Dan shared a socially distanced selfie with the former sportsman and wrote: “What a treat to bump into 2001 darts World Champion John ‘Boy’ Walton - who is working at our local @coop_food in Sheffield. “Lovely chat in the home baking and canned fish isle #CottonEyeJoe #Arrars @BDOdarts @OfficialPDC.”(sic)Unfortunately, in all the excitement, Dan failed to realise he had spelt the word “aisle” incorrectly in his post.Journalist Hamish Arnold pointed out the error

Ruth Davidson will be joined by celebrity contestants Mark King, Ferne McCann and Dan Walker as they try and beat The Chaser to win money for their respective charities, but what is known of the politician's private life?Ruth Davidson was the leader of the Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party, however, stood down from her role in August 2019.Although while she may have stood down as party leader, she remains a member of the Scottish parliament.After graduating from Edinburgh University, she later went on to pursue a career in journalism with the BBC.She left the BBC in 2009 to start a career in politics.She later became the party leader for the Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party in 2011.Ruth, 41, is engaged to her partner Jen

Former world darts champion John ‘Boy’ Walton has swapped ­bullseyes for busy aisles, working at his local Co-op.

BBC Breakfast favourite Naga Munchetty, 45, has candidly revealed that although she and her husband James Haggar “don’t row”, they experienced a tense moment while training for the marathon together in tough weather conditions in 2013.The presenter recalled the situation and admitted her other half had a “meltdown” at the time while speaking to her co-star Louise Minchin, 51, and BBC Triathlon presenter Annie Emmerson on the latest edition of their Her Spirit podcast.Naga insisted before recalling the story: “James and I don’t row and he’s a lovely, lovely man, he’s definitely the better half.”She then continued: “So I roped him into training for the marathon and it was horrible, the weather was horrible, it had snowed, it was cold, it was

darts world champion John 'Boy' Walton now works at a Co-op in Sheffield, nearly 19 years after he won the BDO World Darts Championship. Walton, who was forced to retire due to a trapped nerve in his neck and a bad shoulder, was spotted by BBC presenter Dan Walker in his local convenience store.

Carol Kirkwood, 58, first joined BBC News in 1998 and has since become well known for presenting the weather for BBC each morning. But while Carol is a staple on our screens what is known of the presenter's off-screen life?Carol has been a stalwart of BBC Breakfast with her celebrating 20 years on the show back in 2018.Although Carol has previously said, she wanted to present on the long-running children's BBC show, Blue Peter.Talking to the Radio Times, Carol said: "I always wanted to be a Blue Peter presenter but never had the guts.

Naga Munchetty - a host on BBC Breakfast- has opened up to her fellow BBC Breakfast presenter Louise Minchin and BBC Triathlon presenter Annie Emerson about how Strictly Come Dancing took her out of her “comfort zone". The popular broadcaster nearly swore on the podcast, as she described “bricking it” over her first-ever appearance on the 2016 BBC dance competition.Naga is renowned for keeping composure in tense situations, having grilled countless political heavyweights including Hilary Clinton, David Cameron and Tony Blair over the years.Annie Emerson questioned: “You said you have never been nervous, let me ask you a question, back in 2016 on Strictly..."Before she could finish her question, Naga excitedly interrupted, adding: “Oh,

BBC Breakfast presenter Carol Kirkwood, 58, has issued a warning to her 183,000 Twitter followers while preparing to host her weather forecast from a new location this morning.The meteorologist revealed she would be broadcasting from National Trust property The Vyne in Basingstoke in a rare move away from the BBC studios during the coronavirus lockdown.However, Carol was quick to tell fans in spite of the good news that 29 National Trust properties are set to reopen in line with government regulations, members the public shouldn’t “just arrive” to visit and will need to “book in advance”.She began by tweeting: “29 @nationaltrust properties in England and Northern Ireland open up today after lockdown, and in line with government

Dan Walker, 43, has taken Twitter to address a BBC Breakfast viewer’s concerns that he and his co-star Naga Munchetty, 45, have “joined the media circus”.The presenter spoke out in response to the fan's worries after he shared a clip of deputy medical officer for England, Jonathan Van-Tam, speaking at the coronavirus daily briefing on Saturday.Dan tweeted the video in view of his 657,000 followers and wrote alongside it: “‘Should people in authority give a lead and obey the rules above all?’”“Prof Jonathan Van-Tam has a punchy answer at the #DailyBriefing.”In the clip, Jonathan said when asked whether people in authority should obey the lockdown rules: “In my opinion, the rules have been clear and they have always been clear.“In my opinion,