Dan Walker talks 'marital tiff' after ‘turning his back on’ BBC Breakfast's Louise Minchin

Terrified young Russian soldiers are being reduced to tears as they fight in Ukraine with some being asked to "fire at everyone, even civilians", claims reports.

Labour is putting pressure on Boris Johnson to ramp up sanctions against Russian oligarchs associated with Vladimir Putin.

Community groups, businesses and individuals throughout Lanarkshire have rallied this week to send humanitarian aid to Ukraine.

A Falkirk charity which aims to ensure children and young people have their voice, views and rights heard when it comes to decisions that impact their life, has been prised for its work.

wed again and famously declaring love didn’t exist in a TV interview, Brandon has found his soulmate on his own site.The 51-year-old is so confident in the connection he has found, he is legally waiving his right to divorce when he and 21-year-old Dana marry in the spring.Inspired by his own story, he is now rebranding his website.Once called Seeking Arrangement, the website now goes by Seeking in hopes to remove itself from its ‘sugar’ past and removing ‘arrangement’ from its name.What started as an elite dating site for finding honest, authentic connections based on success-minded interests has become misrepresented over the years, with the phrase “sugar dating” taking on a negative, transactional connotation.In an age where upgrading relationships is considered part of the norm, Seeking provides the platform for attractive and successful people to upgrade their lifestyles through open and honest relationships.Brandon, who was born in Singapore but operates in the US nowadays, feels empowered to help Seeking’s 36million users worldwide find the match they desire – whether that’s for travel, adventure, upscale experiences, or even love.In fact, the businessman is so confident in the connection he has found, that he will be getting married this spring, and is legally waiving his right to divorce."When I started Seeking in 2006, my dating life flourished. I was arrogant and openly embraced non-monogamy.

Honda, also found confidence (14%), communication skills (12%) and organisation (12%) were the top skills people picked up from their childhood hero. And almost half still often use those skills in their adult life.However, while 62% are still in touch with their inspirational character, four in ten feel society could do more to recognise those people who make a difference.In response to the findings, Honda has unveiled a video of young rugby players and their local heroes at Southwark Tigers rugby club, London.Aged four to 16, a selection of youngsters were asked about their dreams and how their local coaches support them within the club and beyond.The coaches also spoke about the importance of dreaming – and how being part of a local rugby club can help nurture the children’s passions, whether they are about rugby or not.The study, carried out via OnePoll, also found 42% of adults would like their own children, or children in their life, to take part in the same extra-curricular activity as they did.Laurence Danvers, coach at Southwark Tigers, said: “Both my children and my wife are part of the club.

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BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker was left red-faced after a joke about his figure touched a nerve.The usually unflappable host uncharacteristically snapped at co-shot Sally Nugent after she poked fun at his physique following a section with top Olympic swimmer Adam Peaty MBE.Sally had been talking to Adam ahead of this summer’s Tokyo Olympics, but herself and co-host Louise Minchin were left in hysterics when Dan compared himself to the Olympic champ."He’s unstoppable, isn’t he? He is unstoppable!” said Dan, referring to Adam’s incredible success in the pool.Sally added: "We had Mark Foster on the show on Sunday, and he said on air ‘he will win gold in Tokyo - barring injury and disaster - he will win gold, there’s nothing to stop

Dan Walker joked about having a "marital tiff" with his BBC Breakfast co-host Louise Minchin. Louise, 52, took to her Twitter page on Wednesday morning to share a selfie - with Dan turning his back on her."Good morning, better late than never and @mrdanwalker has turned his back on me today!!" she teased.

BBC BREAKFAST'S Dan Walker left co-host Sally Nugent stunned after he snapped "let it go!" after a joke about his figure. Host Sally was talking to Adam Peaty MBE ahead of him taking part in the Tokyo Olympics this summer.

BBC Breakfast host Dan Walker had to withhold his laughter as an animal expert began to chime strange owl noises live on the show.Dan, 44, managed to raise a smile but maintained composure as the zoologist described the "twit twit twoo" sounds that different owls make.Nanette Davies from the Vale Royal Falcony Centre, who appeared with Tara the Tawny Owl on the programme, was able to distinguish difference between male and females by their chirp.Dan asked: "So Tawny Owls are these the one's that make to twit twoo noises?"In response, Nanette said: "They are, this is it, this is the owl that everybody asks me, what is it that I hear at night?"They're sort of heard and not seen, females do that classic 'cuwweek' or 'tooweet' and the males

BBC Breakfast fans were more distracted by Grant Shapps' bookshelf than they were about the important interview with host Dan Walker.The 44-year-old TV presenter demanded to know who had been lying – Prime Minister Boris Johnson or his ex trusted advisor Dominic Cummings.The hard-hitting question was seemingly strategically swerved by Shapps, who said that he had attended the programme to speak about the "rail network White Paper" and not Dominic Cummings.But eagle-eyed viewers were more distracted by a book shown in the MP's background as opposed to the fiery debate.Dozens of fans took to Twitter to pen their thoughts, highlighting that Grant had his own publication in prime view.

Dan Walker, 44, issued an apology on air this morning on BBC Breakfast after baffling viewers when he referred to his co-host Louise Minchin, 52, as “Louise Walker”.

BBC Breakfast star, 44, accidentally made a slip of the tongue calling his on-screen partner "Louise Walker".Back tracking while trying to make light humour of his earlier mistake, he said: "Just to confirm we're not married."Poking fun at her co-host, TV star Louise, 52, quipped: "We are married.

Louise Minchin, 52, is a regular presenter on BBC Breakfast alongside her co-host Dan Walker, 44, who also fronts The NFL Show.The latter recently announced his departure from Football Focus which he has presented for the past 12 years.In a moving goodbye post on social media, Dan admitted he "just about held it together".His colleague and Breakfast co-star took to Twitter and offered some kind words to her pal following his exit from Football Focus.Louise reposted a video clip that highlighted all of Dan's memorable and funny moments from his time on the sports programme.He captioned the post: "Still haven’t quite recovered from Football Focus today.

STRICTLY bosses have launched a fresh bid to sign BBC Breakfast host Dan Walker for this year’s series, The Sun on Sunday can reveal. Sources say casting chiefs, who have approached Dan, 44, for previous series, are keen to get him on board after his exit from Football Focus after 12 years.

Dan Walker on Saturday mornings.The BBC Breakfast star left the show with his final episode today featuring a tearful goodbye after 12 years.Posting about the moment, Alex revealed she’d also been left emotional.At the end of today’s show, Dan was given a warm goodbye from his colleagues and well-known names in football.The broadcaster was left overwhelmed by the support as he explained how he hadn’t expected it.He then said in a speech: “This show has been so important to me.

BBC Breakfast editor Richard Frediani tweeted that the show had a “huge audience interest” during Wednesday’s episode with a 50 per cent share at 7am.

Dan Walker has hit back at an angry golf fan on Twitter after the viewer complained to the BBC about BBC Breakfast - claiming that "golf is never mentioned" on the morning show. The fuming social media user was upset about the alleged lack of golf coverage on Breakfast and believed the show had discarded golf champion Richard Bland's big win at the weekend.

BBC Breakfast, presenter Louise Minchin became the latest victim to this, as her unplugged mic caused her to not be heard clearly by viewers.

DON'T MISS...Jimmy Kimmel raised doubts over Harry and Meghan’s claim to Oprah [INSIGHT]Louise Minchin's BBC co-host Dan Walker gives update after she cries [VIDEO]Amanda Owen shares farm woes over 'disproportionately long' winter [UPDATE]Many took to social media to air their views following the interview."Andrew Lloyd Webber, who I admire greatly for his work in theatre has compared people who don't want the vaccine to drunk drivers... what? Seriously,"(sic) one person tweeted."What a f**king a******e!!! Selfish to have a say what poison is injected onto my body!! I'd rather be selfish than a lab rat!" person added."Andrew Lloyd-Webber, understandably, wants people back in theatres.