Inside BBC Breakfast Sally Nugent’s stunning home - in-house gym to luxury piano

Selome Hailu HBO has picked up “Doomsday Machine,” the series starring Claire Foy as Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg. The series adapted from Sheera Frenkel and Cecilia Kang’s New York Times bestselling book “An Ugly Truth: Inside Facebook’s Battle for Domination.”“Doomsday Machine” is described as a “riveting human drama chronicling the political and social minefields Facebook has navigated on its relentless quest for growth.

flight attendant has impressed viewers with her athleticism by filming how she manages to open a plane door despite being 5ft tall. In a TikTok video, user @ninjaflightattendant shows how she reaches the handle on the door of the Alaska Airlines plane with her skillful "hops".

Sir Alex Ferguson was a disappointed spectator at Turf Moor on Tuesday evening as Manchester United were held to a draw by Burnley in the Premier League.The iconic former United boss, who led the club to 13 league titles between 1993 and 2013, was in the stands as the rain poured down in Lancashire.With Burnley hitting back through Jay Rodriguez after Paul Pogba's opener, the cameras focused on 80-year-old Ferguson after his former side had two goals ruled out.The Scot looked less than pleased with what he was seeing, with Ralf Rangnick admitting that his team need to improve if they are to secure Champions League qualification.He told MOTD: "I think we played a fantastic first half, couldn't have played any better. "We scored three goals, the second that was disallowed I cannot understand.

pet has often been mistaken for a cow due to it weighing a whopping fifteen stone and being taller than some humans when standing on his hind legs. Carlos da Silva, who lives in east London, says his dog Diego leaves people stunned wherever they go and has become the perfect accessory for a selfie.

I'm A Celebrity odds market, Frankie Bridge remains William Hill's favourite to be crowned Queen of the castle in 2021. Frankie Bridge is the favourite five years after husband Wayne’s jungle appearance.

Louise Minchin, 53, has asked for the public's support to keep her former co-worker Strictly Come Dancing's Dan Walker, 44, on the show.

Sally Nugent moved into the hot seat on the red sofa this week as she became the new face of BBC Breakfast.

Louise Minchin has announced she will be taking part in a new fitness challenge.

Louise Minchin's mother was reportedly left "absolutely horrified" after her daughter presented The One Show in a plunging top back in 2010.

Pointless host Richard Osman returns to his show House of Games tonight where celebrities Sean Fletcher, Louise Minchin, Chris Washington and Kimberly Wyatt will take part in the final challenges before a winner is announced.Away from the show, Express.co.uk takes a look into his past love life admissions.Richard tends to steer away from questions about romance in interviews, but has discussed life after his marriage ended in previous times.The 50-year-old tied the knot to his now ex-wife in the late 1990s and they divorced in 2007.With his former spouse, he shares grown-up children Ruby and Sonny.Max Stahl dead: Blue Peter host dies aged 66 after cancer battleAfter splitting from his wife, the presenter admitted he feared the family

BBC Breakfast, replacing predecessor Louise Minchin, the presenter took to social media to say she was "thrilled" about the news. The star, who has been working on BBC Breakfast for nearly a decade primarily as a sports presenter, will now front the show alongside Dan Walker from Monday to Wednesday each week, as the Mirror revealed this morning.

Strictly Come Dancing contestant Dan Walker congratulated his co-host Sally Nugent on her new permanent position as a BBC Breakfast presenter.The news was announced on Wednesday morning by the official BBC Breakfast Twitter account as they shared the exciting news of who would take the spot after Louise Minchin left the show last month.They tweeted: “We are pleased to announce Sally Nugent will permanently join BBC Breakfast as a Presenter. Sally, an award-winning journalist for 25 years, will join Dan, Naga & Charlie waking you up on the UK’s No.

BBC Breakfast has promoted Sally Nugent to the spot of regular presenter, replacing former host Louise Minchin. Sally is a BBC presenter who had worked on a freelance basis, filling in when regular hosts were unavailable, but will present the breakfast show from Monday to Wednesday.

BBC Breakfast presenter Louise Minchin congratulated her pal Sally Nugent today, after it was announced that the "fabulous journalist" will be taking over her role on the red sofa.Sally, who she called a "wonderful friend", will co-host the show Monday to Wednesday with Dan Walker, Louise's former co-star.Louise said she was "so pleased" for the 50-year-old presenter when she took to social media following the announcement.“Brilliant news, massive congratulations Sal," she wrote on Twitter, in view of her 227,800 followers."You are a fabulous journalist and wonderful, supportive friend."I am so pleased for you and the #BBCBreakfast team," she added, alongside a tweet from Sally which confirmed the news.Sally has worked on BBC Breakfast as a

Steph McGovern, 39, has congratulated BBC Breakfast presenter Sally Nugent, 50, over her new permanent role with the BBC.The Packed Lunch host currently hosts her own show on Channel 4 after leaving the aforementioned morning show in 2019.Sally announced earlier today on Twitter that she would be joining Dan Walker permanently as the co-presenter on BBC Breakfast.Steph took to Twitter to congratulate her friend on her new role.She said in view to her 415,400 followers: "YES!!"Totally the right choice!"Such a brilliant journalist/presenter and all round fab lass.

BBC Breakfast host Dan Walker took to social media this morning following the announcement that Sally Nugent is to be the new regular presenter on the show.She will host the breakfast programme from Monday to Wednesday with the Strictly Come Dancing 2021 star, replacing Louise Minchin, who left the show last month after almost two decades.Dan told fans that he was looking forward to "many happy years" with his new co-host.He wrote on Instagram: "I am so happy for @sallynugenttv.She is the new PERMANENT @bbcbreakfast presenter."She is a brilliant on TV, massively popular with the team, an excellent journalist and a great friend."Hopefully we’ll have many happy years on the #BBCBreakfast sofa together.Oh… and she’s coming to #Strictly this

A man has pleaded guilty to stalking former BBC Breakfast host Louise Minchin by sending her and her adult daughter intimidating comments on Instagram. Carl Davies, 44, was due to stand trial at Caernarfon Crown Court but changed his plea to both charges brought against him to guilty.

BBC Breakfast has officially announced Louise Minchin's replacement as presenter as regular host Sally Nugent.Sally has been making regular appearances across from Dan Walker since Louise made the decision to retire from the programme after more than 20 years.She will now officially take up the mantle from Monday to Wednesday with immediate effect, working alongside Dan Walker, Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt.Speaking about her appointment as regular host, Sally commented: "I’m absolutely thrilled to become the new presenter of BBC Breakfast and bring the nation the latest news, top entertainment guests and stories that matter every week.

Louise Minchin's stalker is the ex-boyfriend of Girls Aloud star Nicola Roberts, who threatened to stab and burn the ex BBC Breakfast star in a series of terrifying messages.

An ex-soldier has been warned he faces jail after admitting to stalking a former BBC Breakfast presenter.

BBC Breakfast presenter Louise Minchin.Carl Davies, 44, was due to face trial at Caernarfon Crown Court on Tuesday for stalking presenter Minchin and her adult daughter Mia by posting intimidating comments on their Instagram accounts.He changed his pleas to guilty before a jury was sworn in.Davies, of Flint, North Wales, has previously been convicted and given a suspended sentence for stalking Girls Aloud singer Nicola Roberts.Judge Nicola Saffman said: ‘This is a repeat offence and the content of messages which was sent was extremely alarming, very serious, very intimidating and clearly was intended to maximise the distress of the complainants in this case.’She adjourned sentencing for a psychiatric report to be prepared on the former