Dan Walker hits out after slamming pubs' lack of social distancing: ‘There is ZERO point’

BBC Breakfast host Dan Walker, 43, has admitted he disagreed with BBC Radio 2 presenter Jeremy Vine's comments about who should take responsibility when it comes to littering.

BBC Breakfast host Dan Walker, 43, welcomed back Kate Garraway, 53, to Good Morning Britain yesterday for the first time since her husband Derek Draper was admitted to hospital after contracting coronavirus in March.

Piers Morgan has added to his feud with Dan Walker as he gushed about Good Morning Britain 's recent ratings.

PIERS Morgan has taken yet another swipe at BBC Breakfast's Dan Walker over falling viewing figures on the show. The Good Morning Britain presenter, 55, took aim at his TV rival after it was revealed the BBC show had reached its highest share figure in a decade.

Good Morning Britain host Piers Morgan has dubbed Dan Walker a "Teletubby" after the pair clashed over Dominic Raab's BBC Breakfast interview. It comes after Prime Minister Boris Johnson was slammed last night after he revealed the Government's roadmap to easing out of lockdown amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Dan Walker has admitted not being "prepared" for one particular moment, broadcast on the BBC yesterday.The BBC Breakfast host spoke out about "crying" in view of his 645,000 Twitter followers.The 43-year-old was seemingly moved to tears after watching the latest instalment of DIY SOS, now in its 26th series.While the home improvement show regualrly features emotional scenes, the broadcaster said it was one particular moment that set his family off.The two-part special saw the team undertake their biggest challenge to date, regenerating a couple of streets in Manchester for the use of ex-service personnel.Hosted by Nick Knowles, 57, the programme featured two royal helpers in the form of Prince William and Prince Harry.The second edition saw

Dan Walker, 43, shared contradictory claims from two Twitter users, where one claimed he had "interrupted" Alok Sharma and the other said he needed to stop the show's guest "answering by filibustering".The morning TV presenter added that the two separate tweets had arrived within "10 seconds" of each other as he thanked viewers for "watching".One follower accused him of mocking those who "pay" his wages.The first tweet sent into Dan read: "Look @mrdanqwalker if you're going to interview guests on @BBCBreakfast STOP INTERRUPTING THEM & LET THEM ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS. "So b****y rude and so b*****y annoying. And you do this on a daily basis.

Dan Walker, 43, sent his well wishes to rival ITV show host Good Morning Britain's Piers Morgan, 55, after he announced the worrying news he had come down with a symptom of the deadly coronavirus in the past 48-hours.

Dan Walker, 43, rushed to the defence of his Football Focus colleague Alex Scott, 35, on Saturday, after a fan criticised her at-home work studio.

Dan Walker, 43, was left red-faced on Wednesday morning after his phone started ringing 15 minutes into BBC Breakfast, startling him and his co-star Louise Minchin. It turns out it was his alarm going off and fans found it hilarious.Taking to Twitter, one viewer sent Dan a message poking fun at the mishap."Daniel Walker.........

Dan Walker, 43, and the rest of the BBC Breakfast team are up at ungodly hours to be in the studio to greet viewers with the latest updates on coronavirus and other breaking news from around the world.

Dan Walker was left in his BBC Breakfast co-host's bad books thanks to a very early text on Tuesday morning.

BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker has apologised to colleague Louise Minchin after accidentally waking her up by sending her a text message at 3.20am.

Sally Nugent, 48, was left a little anxious about partaking in BBC Breakfast host Louise Minchin's 100 mile bike ride in aid of Children In Need and Comic Relief on Thursday, after clocking her co-star's gear.The fundraiser aimed to help support local charities and projects across the UK so they can provide essential support to people who really need it during the coronavirus crisis.As celebrities, sports personalities and fans across the nation geared up for the gruelling charity challenge, Dan Walker showed off his impressive new equipment.Taking to Twitter, he posted a snap of his cycling gear stuffed with energising treats in case he needed a refuel on the way.He thanked the official social media page of Wattbike, a brand who

Dan Walker, 43, found himself defending the BBC after some fans criticised its presenters interview techniques.

BBC Breakfast star Dan Walker has apologised to fans on behalf of the Football Focus team after a picture of Peter Lorimer was shown to viewers instead of Norman Hunter, as they paid tribute to the latter.The late Leeds United star died earlier this week after losing his battle to coronavirus.Taking to Twitter, the presenter addressed the blunder in view of his 637,000 followers.He wrote: “Thanks for all your comments about our beautiful tribute to Norman Hunter.“I would like to apologise for the shot of Peter Lorimer which appeared in error. We are just as upset as you.“It was a genuine mistake and we are sorry.

BBC Breakfast's Dan Walker has addressed the claims he used his 'BBC influence' to get his hair chopped. The TV star was mocked for jumping the queue to get his barnet fixed due to his platform - but took it seriously.

Dan Walker, 43, isn't one for picking fights.The mild mannered BBC Breakfast presenter prefers to sort things out with a highly-praised diplomatic approach.But following the news of Prime Minister Boris Johnson being admitted to intensive care after his coronavirus symptoms worsened, he lost his temper with one fan who branded the hospital visit as "propaganda" for the Conservative party.As soon as the news broke about the PM's deteriorating health, the nation put politics aside and pulled together to wish him a speedy recovery.Mr Johnson revealed he had tested positive with coronavirus 11 days ago and was admitted to St Thomas' Hospital with "persistent symptoms" on Sunday, then moved to ICU on Monday night.BBC's political correspondent

BBC Breakfast host Dan Walker has slammed "vile" trolls making jokes about Boris Johnson being in hospital. The 43-year-old presenter furiously told online bullies to "have some class" in regards to the Prime Minister's battle with coronavirus.

BBC Breakfast host Dan Walker was called out by viewers on Twitter today for his interview with Tory politician Michael Gove.

Dan Walker has slammed his followers who have been making cruel jokes about the Prime Minister being in hospital.