NBC’s ‘Today’ To Expand With New Streaming Service

Kirstie Allsopp, 50, has come under fire in recent weeks after claims that young people should "move up" North if they want to buy a house.The Location, Location, Location presenter has taken to Twitter to reveal that the original story sparking fury has been "removed" as the comments were "never said".Kirstie took to Twitter yesterday evening to share a string of tweets regarding the matter.In view of her 426, 500 followers she penned: "The Sunday Times have reviewed the tape of my interview with them and agreed that I never said I was enraged by people saying they could not afford to buy a home."Both the Sunday Times & Times are removing all references to this statement in their online additions."I would be grateful if other publications which repeated this false statement could do the same."The unaffordable nature of homes in many parts of the UK is something that has concerned me for a long time."The impact of this on society as a whole is very serious."She continued: "The premise that I had no sympathy or empathy for those who can't afford to buy a home was entirely false."It struck at the heart of the work I've done for over 22 years, and in our internet age nothing is tomorrow's chip paper."She then thanked those that have helped her during this time and hopes others will "draw a line" under it due to "vile" social media comments regarding the matter.Many social media users took to the comments to reveal what they now think of the situation.Raylan_uk said: "Isn't part of the problem that people were so quick to believe you did say this because that is already their perception of you?"Something to think about maybe."Thebegi34878847 added: "It's awful how much Kirsty has been picked on, basically from what I can

Speaking in December, he added: “I'm double jabbed, I haven’t had my booster yet because I was on stage in the show.“I didn't want to get a reaction and not have to be able to finish the run at the ENO.“So I'm looking to that now and I will definitely get my booster before Christmas.”Les has also previously opened up about his health concerns.Talking on ITV’s Lorraine back in 2018, he explained how he found out he was pre-diabetic.Les said: “Last year during the Addams Family tour, I got bronchitis and laryngitis. As a result, I got a blood test done and found out I was pre-diabetic.“I then did the Sports Relief fitness programme and dropped the weight.

The show family — including Hoda Kotb, Savannah Guthrie, Carson Daly and Craig Melvin — were back in the studio on Wednesday's episode, marking the first time they've all been together on set since March due to the coronavirus pandemic.The team made sure to put some distance between themselves while hosting, and reflected on their time apart.«Like all families, being isolated from one another has been challenging,» Daly said. «It's been full of emotions.

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season 18 finals are almost here — but the coaches are starting to go a little stir-crazy!

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In case you haven’t heard, Blake Shelton has won “The Voice” six times.

Kristen Welker proved herself to be a stellar live reporter, unfazed by anything – especially a collapsing set.

Carson Daly opened up about his wife Siri Pinter's experience of giving birth to their fourth child during the coronavirus pandemic on Friday's episode of Today. Daly and Pinter welcomed their daughter Goldie Patricia Daly on Thursday in Long Island.

Carson Daly appeared remotely on NBC's Today show on Friday to gush about the arrival of his newborn daughter and fourth child, named after his late mother, and to praise his wife Siri, who was spared from giving birth alone amid the coronavirus pandemic. The 46-year-old co-host announced on Instagram on Thursday that Goldie Patricia Daly was born that morning in a New York hospital.

Daly, party of six!  Carson Daly and wife Siri welcomed their fourth child on Thursday, the Today co-host announced Thursday. Clad in protective face masks, the proud parents posed next to daughter Goldie Patricia Daly in a selfie shared to Instagram.

Congrats to the Daly family! 

Carson Daly is a dad again!

NBC White House correspondent Peter Alexander was met with unfavorable reaction from President Donald Trump when he asked the President during the March 20 press conference “what do you say to Americans right now who are scared” amid the COVID-19 global pandemic. Instead of answering the question, President Trump went on a tirade, spewing insults at Mr. Alexander. The President called him a “terrible reporter” and accused him and the NBC network of writing “sensationalism.” But this isn’t the reporter’s first run-in with Trump’s vitriol. Here are five things you need to know about Peter Alexander.

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NBC News will feature taped segments during the 9 a.m. and 10 a.m. hours of “Today,” according to a person familiar with the matter, while co-anchors Al Roker and Craig Melvin remain at home, the latest change to some of TV’s best-known news programming in the wake of the spread of the coronavirus around the nation.

The nation’s biggest news networks are being swept along by the very headlines they’re trying to deliver.

The Coronavirus pandemic is quickly sweeping through New York City and the Today show is the latest to be effected. One of the staffers in the third hour of the show has been diagnosed after having “mild symptoms.”

On the Monday broadcast of NBC’s “Today,” co-anchor Savannah Guthrie told viewers that a staffer who works on the third hour of the morning show has the novel coronavirus, prompting the network to take co-hosts Craig Melvin and Al Roker off air for the time being.

NBC News is considering whether its venerable “Today” morning show might also serve as an all-day streaming-video outlet.