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Carol Kirkwood, 60, has taken to Twitter this morning to wish her colleague Mark Murphy well in his new career as he leaves his breakfast show on BBC Suffolk.The weather presenter credited her colleague for being "such a superstar", as he moves on to the next stage of his career.Carol posted the farewell message this morning in view of her 236,400 Twitter followers.She penned: "Just want to wish my lovely colleague @MarkGlennMurphy on @BBCSuffolk all the very best!"You are such a superstar! And just think....no more 3am alarm calls!! Take care Mark."Mark is the breakfast presenter on BBC Radio Suffolk as well as being a multi award-winning presenter and producer at the BBC.The presenter broke his silence last night ahead of his last day hosting his morning show on BBC Radio Suffolk, as he bid an emotional farewell.Along with a promotional post for the show, he wrote on Instagram: "I thought I’d stick this up one last time."It’s going to be an emotional day tomorrow as I hand the breakfast show over to someone else."I’ve loved every minute and I’ll miss it so much but the time is right to change."Thank you to you for listening and to everyone I’ve worked with over the years."The new show starts on July 9th, I do hope you’ll give it a go."Carol's farewell comes mere weeks after she had to say goodbye to her friend Dan Walker as he made his move to Channel 5 News.On his last day at BBC Breakfast, the Strictly Come Dancing 2021 star's colleagues sent good luck messages ahead of his new career move.Carol began: "Dan, I cannot believe you are leaving.

Shelby Scott, the former president of AFTRA who helped spearhead the 2012 merger of SAG and AFTRA, has died. She was 86. Scott, a longtime television news broadcaster, served as AFTRA’s national president from 1993-2001. She was a member of the “Group for One Union” of SAG and AFTRA leaders who spearheaded the 2012 merger effort and co-led a merger workgroup, one of only ten elected leaders to do so.

A ‘caring’ 20-year-old student died after taking MDMA and ketamine at the Warehouse Project, an inquest heard.

A 'charismatic and loveable' 20-year-old student died after having an 'adverse reaction' to MDMA and ketamine at the Warehouse Project, an inquest heard.

Ayrshire winners Colin and Christine Weir, who scooped £161 million in the same draw in 2011.They were the long-time record holders of the biggest ever prize won in the UK, until an anonymous winner took home £170 million in 2019 following a staggering 22 rollovers.Edinburgh's Jane Park hit the headlines when landing £1 million on the draw in 2013 after buying her first ever ticket.In August 2012 Adrian and Gillian Bayford, from Suffolk, took home more than £148 million.After the draw on Tuesday all five main numbers and two Lucky Star numbers remained unclaimed, opening the prize up once more.Tuesday's numbers were 24, 27, 28, 29 and 42.

A whopping £157M is up for grabs in tomorrow night's EuroMillions draw which could see one UK player storm straight into third place on the National Lottery’s Rich List.

direct to your inboxWarrington has been placed on a 'watchlist' to move into Tier 3, according to a new app.

The Chase fans hit out at one contestant on Monday after he claimed there was "not much difference" between £200 and £2,000.

The only copy of Ed Sheeran’s first demo album that he does not own himself is being auctioned – and set to fetch £10,000.

A mum diagnosed with incurable breast cancer has revealed how her illness actually helped to save her marriage .