Dan Walker issues urgent plea as fake account scams fans for cash in his name 'Be careful'

Strictly Come Dancing viewers were left a little confused by Tess Daley's outfit choice on Saturday night, with many questioning the BBC s wardrobe department.

Peter Kay fans have vowed to 'riot' as £125 tickets for his comeback gigs were being re-sold for a staggering £1770. Followers of the Phoenix Nights legend, 49, took to social media to vent their frustrations as online queues to nab the in-demand tickets also saw queues surpass 300,000 people.

IF there’s one person we never expected to eat critters on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here, it was a royal. Former rugby pro Mike Tindall shocked Brits after joining the jungle line-up.

Martin Lewis is urging everyone with money in a savings account to check how much interest they are making on it and warns that if the rate is under 2.5% then you need to act now to boost it. The financial guru said that is the very lowest rate anyone should be earning, on any savings amount, following the Bank of England’s recent base rate hike to 3%.

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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's lives have been rather uneventful since they decided to step back from their royal duties back in 2020. And whilst there have been a number of veiled jabs at the Royal Family ever since their exit, one royal historian has claimed that one moment in particular caused the late Queen to "hit back" at the couple.

Carol Kirkwood and Dan Walker have shown their humorous side after a cheeky Twitter interaction joking that they are no longer friends.

“You know all these sorts of things you can do where you put your head on the pillow and say, ‘oh, that was a bit out of order wasn’t it?’” the broadcaster concluded.Dan moved to Channel 5 News earlier in the year, marking the end of a six year stint on the BBC Breakfast sofa.To mark his work for the channel’s 100th anniversary, the BBC shared a "montage of mistakes" including some of Dan’s most infamous blunders.Following the cheeky commemoration, titled 100 Seconds of BBC Going Wrong, Dan felt compelled to explain himself."During the BBC's 100 years of broadcasting, not everything has gone as planned on air," a caption on the video had explained, promising hilarious and unusual clips from times when it had all gone horribly wrong.The video sampled one newsreader sheepishly announcing: "If the autocue was working, I could now read you something, but as it isn't, I can’t.”The footage showed presenters haplessly falling into swimming pools and being violently pecked by ostriches mid-conversation.Dan's own contribution was merely witnessing an embarrassing mishap, rather than being responsible for one himself.However, he took to Twitter to share his thoughts on the selection of laugh-out-loud footage.He told his 777,300 followers: "It is so magnificently BBC to celebrate a century with a montage of mistakes! Delighted to have made the cut.”Then he quickly corrected himself, adding: "I should say… that’s not because the BBC makes a lot of mistakes but because the corporation is always happy to laugh at itself."On June 6, Dan presented his first News at 5 show and his debut saw 390,000 viewers tuning in.After Dan’s debut, the Channel 5 broadcaster shared his ratings success on Twitter.He wrote: “Lots of talk about figures

Earlier this week, Dan showed his great relationship with Carol as he voiced his concern after watching one of her forecasts.The Channel 5 News presenter took to Twitter to urge Carol to “take care” as the star braved some harsh weather conditions.On Tuesday, Carol shared some wind gust numbers with her 236,000 followers.The Scottish weather presenter included a chart that showed wind gusts ranging between 40 all the way up to 79 miles per hour in locations like The Needles and Guernsey.“Some of the gusts of wind recorded in the last hour @BBCBreakfast xxx,” Carol captioned the post helpfully.Dan, who used to host BBC Breakfast from 2016 until April this year, urged Carol to proceed with caution.“You take care out there Carol,” the star commented concernedly.Back in May, Dan left his co-host, Sally Nugent, rather emotional when he confirmed his leaving date after six years of presenting from the red sofa.Sally warned viewers, “brace yourself” as Dan got ready to share his announcement.He began: “You know you keep asking me when I’m going? Well, I can tell you now, officially.”The pair laughed as Dan looked at his watch and joked: “I’m leaving in five minutes.

EMMERDALE fans are disgusted after Alex made a vile threat about his children Lucas and Clemmie. The criminal returned to the village last night after being released from prison for alleged good behaviour. But true to form he wanted cash from ex Dawn - and he made a sickening threat towards his children if she didn’t pay up.

Martin Lewis has issued a warning to everyone with a mortgage and savings account after the Bank of England hiked interest rates for the eighth time in a row on Thursday. The Bank’s base rate has now increased to 3% from 2.25%, its highest for 14 years.

DAN Walker has revealed the BBC Breakfast co-stars he no longer speaks to after his move to Channel 5. The 45-year-old journalist left BBC Breakfast in May after six years for a new role at Channel 5.

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BBC Breakfast star Carol Kirkwood, 60, prompted her former BBC co-star Dan Walker, 45, to issue some words of warning this morning.The Channel 5 News presenter took to Twitter to urge Carol to “take care” as the star braved some harsh weather conditions. Early this morning, Carol shared some wind gust numbers with her 236,000 followers. The Scottish weather presenter included a chart that showed wind gusts ranging between 40 all the way up to 79 miles per hour in locations like The Needles and Guernsey. “Some of the gusts of wind recorded in the last hour @BBCBreakfast xxx,” Carol captioned the post helpfully. Dan, who used to host BBC Breakfast from 2016 until April this year, urged Carol to proceed with caution. “You take care out there Carol,” the star commented concernedly. The UK is facing high wind speeds and heavy showers across today and tomorrow, as Storm Claudio strikes in the south of England. The Environment Agency has also issued 49 flood alerts across much of central England, from Middlesbrough down to Cheltenham.Government meteorologists issued wind warnings across southern Britain earlier today with another alert in force on Wednesday across western fringes. Turbulent weather will be boosted by a ‘flattened’ jet stream charging across Britain loaded with cyclonic low-pressure systems.Carol’s fans took to the comments section to discuss the stormy weather with the presenter. Bob echoed Dan’s sentiment, penning: “Wow Take Care all today thanks Carol for letting us know.” (sic)Meanwhile Lois joked: “Spent all night dreaming I was in a disco with my neighbours' security lights flashing on and off.”Sharing a cute snap of her sleeping dog, Rebecca wrote: “Very gusty here on the Isle of Wight today, Carol...“The

DAN Walker has revealed he was stopped from entering Channel 5's offices after a security guard failed to recognise him. The broadcaster is the channel's star name having transferred from the BBC in a big money deal earlier this year.

Monty Don has taken to Twitter to apologise to fans who have expressed their disappointment about his autumn tour locations.The 67-year-old told his followers he is "fully booked" for the next two years so can't change or add to to his schedule as some had hoped.The Gardeners' World star will kick off his nationwide tour in November, starting in Oxford.Other locations he'll be visiting are; London, Birmingham, Cardiff and Liverpool.Since announcing his tour, many have questioned why he wasn't able to put on a gig locally.In view of his 293,000 followers, he explained: "To those of you disappointed that I shall not be appearing locally during my autumn tour, I apologise, but these things are planned ( by others) months in advance and depend upon the mutual availability of venues and myself.Karren Brady fears for royals 'shivering' over Prince Harry's book"What was intended to be just 10 locations has been extended to 14 but that is it this year."Books to write, film trips to prepare and, squeezed in amongst it all, a life to be lived."However, there is always another day."In response to a fan who asked if he'd ever come to America, the gardener replied: "Not for a little while."Fully booked for next couple of years."Twitter user Miss DMU ranted that those who organise tours should consider those who live in rural areas. She wrote: "We are fans & would love to see you in the flesh, it may not bring in profit but what it would do for us is unmeasurable in monetary value."From a huge fan in rural Aberdeenshire, we have a bookshop too."Strictly's Anton Du Beke 'heartbroken' after pal was axed from show [REVEALED]Gabby Logan breaks down over husband's cancer as she gives update [WATCH]Geena Davis reflects on Bill Murray

Channel 5 newsreader and former Strictly Come Dancing star Dan Walker has described the BBC show as "entertainment" rather than a competition, as he gave his opinion as to who he thinks will win this year.

WHO Wants to Be a Millionaire fans have ripped into 'plonker' Dan Walker after an embarrassing blunder. The former BBC Breakfast host appeared on the latest celebrity edition of the ITV quiz show alongside host Jeremy Clarkson.

DAN Walker has insisted Strictly Come Dancing is a "popularity contest" as he named his stand-out star of the series. Former BBC Breakfast host Dan, 45, competed on the show last year - with professional partner Nadiya Bychkova - and narrowly missed out on the semi-final.