Lucy Alexander banned from hugging Homes Under the Hammer's Martin Roberts on BBC show set

“Joe Rogan watchdog” for the progressive nonprofit Media Matters — shared seven clips of the 54-year-old making off-color comments during podcast interviews with various guests. Paterson posted the “Joe Rogan Experience” clips to Twitter on Monday — just days after Rogan was forced to apologize for other, older footage that featured him using the N-word.

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On Tuesday, The Power of the Dog’s Kirsten Dunst and Kodi Smit-McPhee earned their first Oscar nominations for their turns in the Jane Campion film, speaking with Deadline about the film’s stellar reception and upcoming projects including the action epic Civil War, which the former is starring in for Alex Garland, and the Untitled Elvis Presley Project from Baz Luhrmann in which the latter shot a role.

Dan Walker has revealed that he once got a surprise phone call from Louise Minchin that "saved" him from turning up late to BBC Breakfast. The BBC Breakfast host said he has never shown up late to his famous BBC show, but there was a time when his former co-host Louise "saved the day" after his alarm clock failed him by running out of battery.Taking to Instagram, Dan held a Q&A for his fans, and one wanted top know if Dan had ever failed to turn up to set on time.The fan asked: "Have you ever been late to BBC Breakfast?"Dan replied: "No but @louiseminchin did call me once because my alarm had run out of battery!!!! She saved the day...

Homes Under The Hammer since the show started in 2003, along with Lucy Alexander. Lucy left in 2016 to pursue other avenues, with Martin now presenting the show with Martel Maxwell and Dion Dublin.Speaking to Express.co.uk, Martin revealed his plans for his future on the show.Insisting he isn't planning on leaving, the property expert said: "I will carry on until people are bored of me or I can’t drive up and down the country anymore."I still love doing it, travelling is a bit of a pain and stuff, but when you get into the properties...

Naga Munchetty got told off by her co-star Mike Bushell for 'laughing' after his segment went wrong.Things took an awkward turn in the BBC studio when sports presenter Mike Bushell tried to deliver the latest sports news to viewers on Thursday's broadcast (January 20).Mike had been trying to tell the nation about the latest Ashes news - after the men's England cricket team suffered a crushing defeat to Australia earlier this month.However, he soon got distracted when he heard Naga making noises in the background of the studio, and he thought she was laughing at him.He proceeded to call her out on it, but the pair jokingly clashed when Naga hit back.Mike was saying: "The men are still licking their wounds after their Ashes humiliation..Stopping his report, he said: "Naga's laughing at that..." before pointing over to where Naga was sitting on the red sofa.Defending herself, Naga told him: "I'm not laughing!"Mike continued: "I saw you snigger..."Munchetty explained: "I actually kicked my foot and I hurt my foot myself, sorry, so I was wincing."Realising this, Mike said: "Oh sorry, nothing to do with you..."This is a live TV story and is constantly being updated.Please refresh the page regularly to get the latest TV updates.TV & Showbiz reporters are working to source the latest information, reaction, pictures and video related to this story.You can also follow us on Twitter @DailyStar, or follow us on Instagram @dailystar to get the latest TV and celeb gossip 24 hours a day.Or like our Daily Star Showbiz Facebook page to get the day's biggest stories, and have your say on them.Why not also subscribe to receive our regular Daily Star showbiz newsletters?You can do this on this page by simply entering your email address

A Place In The Sun presenter Laura Hamilton, 39, has reunited with Homes Under The Hammer host Lucy Alexander, 51, to show her around her new home after announcing her split from husband Alex Goward.

Homes Under The Hammer, but they could scarcely imagine all of the behind the scenes battles that presenter Martin Roberts has fought.The BBC presenter has opened up about the moment he fell through the floor.Navigating a home from hell, the good-natured 58-year-old was momentarily left shocked and stunned but ultimately took the ankle-spraining fall in his stride."I tried to keep talking and carry on saying what I was saying," he revealed of the experience, which had left him clutching his leg."You have to dress appropriately when you look around houses as some of them are in a bit of a state."They can catch out even an expert like me."I didn't expect to fall through that particular bit of floorboard, but I did nevertheless."He added: "It was painful and shocking. I don't think I drew blood.

ghost with a shotgun who guards his 17th-century Welsh farmhouse – and he left out Christmas presents for the spooks.The housing expert learned the history of the Edwards family, who lived in the country pile for generations, while filming new show Celebrity Help! My House Is Haunted.Martin says: “I love my haunted house and now I know the ghosts’ names. I’m not the landlord – I’m the custodian.“I sensed it straight away but nothing negative.

Dan Walker, 44, has been on BBC Breakfast since 2016, sharing the chair with Sally Nugent, 50, since Louise Minchin's, 53, exit last year.The BBC Breakfast presenter has taken to Instagram to welcome Sally back to the breakfast show as well as reassure fans over his "wonky" welcome.In view of his 268,000 Instagram followers, Dan posted a "wonky" picture of the presenting duo in the BBC studios, ready for the morning shift.Dan looked very professional in his black suit and purple tie, with Sally welcoming herself back in a white long sleeve dress number.He captioned the picture: "She has returned!! Lovely to have @sallynugenttv back on the #bbcbreakfast sofa."We're here until 915 and the picture on your telly won't be so wonky."A post shared by Dan Walker (@mrdanwalker)Many fans took to the comments to welcome back Sally after her short break from the show.Themothership16222 said: "Lovely to see you both back together again."Cupeniz2 added: "Looking great guys!! Love your dress Sally."Margaretkeith65 commented: "It's great to see Sally back on the sofa this morning and not forgetting you Mr Dan Walker lol." (sic)Sally also took to Instagram to post the same picture as she returned to the breakfast show.She captioned her post in view of her 46,700 followers: "Lovely to be back with @mrdanwalker after a few days away.

Homes Under The Hammer star Martin Roberts confessed to spending time in his fair share of barely inhabitable homes.The Strictly The Real Full Monty star was left incredulous about how anyone could have braved such tough conditions."I've seen about five or six hoarder homes over the years," he admitted."You wonder how on earth people could have been living in there...

HE is one of the most famous faces on breakfast television - but can you guess who it is from their adorable childhood throwback pic? Appearing as a fresh-faced infant during the ‘80s, BBC viewers were teased with an image of a rather familiar face. During a segment on BBC Breakfast back in 2016, those on the show were put under the spotlight, with their younger days showcased to the nation.  Appearing alongside his co-host Louise Minchin, Dan Walker revealed: “This morning, we’ve been asking people to send in their photos of them from ‘80s.” Following the reveal, a youthful image of meteorologist Carol Kirkwood popped up on the screen - much to the amazement of both presenters.  Taken aback by the jaw-dropping throwback image, an open-mouthed Dan continued: “You look like a movie star, Carol.” “There’s a lot going on in those eyes there, Carol, I like that - a lot.”  Up next, though, was Dan - and it’s safe to say that he’s changed a fair bit since his primary years.  After the presenters finished gushing over Carol, Louise continued: “This is Dan actually, let’s have a look at Dan.” Sporting the once-omnipresent trend that was a bowl cut, Dan was seen grinning from ear to ear, with the presenter dubbing himself as a “ginger ninja”.

BBC's Homes Under the Hammer since the programme began in 2003.

BBC Breakfast star Louise Minchin empathised with her I'm A Celeb colleague, who, during the show, had been forced to view squirrels as a snack.She offered a display of Twitter support for her, encouraging that she understands the struggle."Ever since I ate squirrel in the castle I just cannot look at them the same when I see them on the streets," BBC Radio 1Xtra DJ Snoochie cringed."U cute but I ate your mate.

Homes Under The Hammer star Martin Roberts dared to bare, he was inundated with messages. Among those praising him for taking part in the charitable event included none other than his BBC colleague, and BBC Breakfast's resident weather presenter, Carol Kirkwood."She sent me a really lovely text," he recalled during an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk.While he dreaded the prospect of those he knew personally catching sight of him in the buff, his "TV wife" Lucy Alexander insisted on tuning in anyway."[She] was really proud and supportive," he elaborated."I didn't want her to see me, but obviously she watched.

Louise Minchin, 53, left BBC Breakfast last year after starting on the news show in 2012.Since then she has starred in I'm A Celebrity, but has now reunited with BBC's Mike Bushell, 56, as they take part in a celebrity edition of Catchpoint.BBC's Catchpoint is scheduled to be returning early this year, with host Paddy McGuinness hosting eight special celebrity episodes.Contestants have to act fast as they tackle the ultimate battle of brains in order to win the cash prize for their charities.If contestants drop the ball they could lose everything, but if they manage to hold on, they could walk away victorious.Talking about the new series, Paddy said: "I'm thrilled that Catchpoint is back bigger and better than ever!"With a load of celebrities trying to catch our big and small balls it's bound to be packed with lots of laughs and some sensational diving."Former Homes Under the Hammer star posted a video to her Instagram story today of the Catchpoint studio, with Louise and Mike featuring in the background.In the video she left the caption: "Me & Martin [Roberts] v Louise Minchin and Mike Bushell from BBC Breakfast.

Twitter page and shared a video of him and Lucy on the set of the popular game show earlier tonight.The show sees contestants aim to answer questions asked by telly presenter Paddy McGuinness before catching balls of various sizes which drop from the ceiling.The more balls contestants catch, the bigger the prize.Taking to Twitter to gush about his reunion with Lucy, the 58-year-old wrote: "Sooo nice to be working with My lovely screen wife @LucyAlexanderTV again. (sic)"Raising money for charity and laughing so much it hurts, so wish us luck and watch out for it on TV soon."A video of him and Lucy followed his tweet as they gushed about their upcoming appearance on the BBC programme.Martin put on an animated display, saying: "It's really exciting, we're together again."Guess what we're doing? We're on Celebrity Catchpoint."When the property expert asked his fellow colleague how she felt, Lucy quipped she was "very good at catching balls"."I'm very bad at catching balls," Martin interjected.The video came to a close with Lucy jokingly asking Martin whether he should be touching her, which appeared to have been an innocent dig about social distancing guidelines amid rising Covid-19 cases.Fans shared their excitement about the pair taking on the game show in the comment section of the tweet.Twitter user @gdadbrowwn wrote: "Real treat to see the two of you.""Martin & Lucy good luck with the raising," @ElswickBilly continued.@SusanMo22368032 seemed curious to know when the special will be airing as she tweeted: "Do you know when and what screen it will be shown on?""Have fun."The special, which will air on BBC One, has yet to be given a release date.Martin has been feeling charitable in recent weeks, having taken part last

Homes Under the Hammer host Lucy Alexander, 51, shared her plans for the new year in a candid Instagram update. While the home renovation professional admitted that it had been a “rocky road”, she seemed excited to begin a brand new journey.Taking to Instagram this afternoon, Lucy shared a photograph of herself sporting a bright pink, red and white striped cardigan with a gold medallion-style necklace.In the caption, she opened up to her 52,300 followers about her “exciting” new chapter.“Hello Monday,” Lucy began.

Strictly Come Dancing star Dan Walker has spoken out about following in the footsteps of his former BBC Breakfast co-host, Louise Minchin.Taking to Instagram, the sports reporter, 44, launched a question and answer session with his 267,000 followers, during which he spoke about whether he would go on I'm A Celebrity...

Homes Under The Hammer host Martel Maxwell has taken to Twitter to reveal that she's suffered a hilarious self-tanning fail after using a product that was out of date.The TV star, 43, explained that her blunder led to some concern from her husband Jamie Parratt, who suspected his wife could be suffering from a serious skin condition.In view of her 12,500 followers, the BBC presenter revealed why it was that her spouse had been shooting her strange looks throughout the day.Martel wrote: "Husband looking at me most oddly all day."The star explained that the quizzical looks turned out to be out of concern, as he suspected his wife to be suffering from a health issue."Transpires he thought I was jaundiced," Martel penned.However, she thankfully told fans how she was feeling totally fine, but had just picked up an out of date beauty product.She continued: "In a clear out last night I happened upon some self tanning face oil."It may have been out of date," she ended her tweet.The BBC host shares three sons with her husband.Martel landed the coveted role as Homes Under The Hammer presenter following the departure of long-time host Lucy Alexander in 2016.The blonde-haired presenter had been hosting the show for 13 years when she left.Just yesterday, BBC journalist Martel broke her silence surrounding her involvement in The Masked Singer.Following the opening show last saturday, fans of the programme were quick to claim that the character Mushroom was the TV host.Taking to the stage, Mushroom sang a rendition of It’s Oh So Quiet by Björk.The character caught the attention of fans after a handful of clues were unveiled.The user penned: "@MaskedSingerUK Mushroom I'm guessing as @MartelMaxwell from Homes Under The Hammer."After

BBC Breakfast studio this morning as journalist Ben Boulos, 37, made his hosting debut. Ben had teased his new role and fans were thrilled to see him on the sofa.Yesterday, he posted a beaming selfie and told followers he had “something VERY exciting” happening for the first time.He kept his new gig under wraps and teased followers with a series of clues instead.First, he shared a video pointing outside a train window as he departed from London, but kept his destination a secret.The presenter followed with a snap of a train board which revealed he was on his way to MediaCityUK in Salford, the home of BBC Breakfast.He also added a selection of photographs from outside the Quay House studio which were taken so early in the morning it was still dark outside.Finally, he put fans out of their misery and revealed he is the latest replacement host to join the BBC morning show.In a clip to his 11,000 followers, Ben showed off the studio behind the scenes and captured presenters Naga Munchetty, Jon Kay and Mike Bushell preparing for the broadcast.He said: “Well here is one last clue.“I am on the famous red sofa.