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Dan Walker has addressed fans asking him whether he's planning to move to London in the future.The BBC Breakfast presenter, who anchors the show with his co-star Sally Nugent, lives in Sheffield with his beloved wife Sarah and their three children.He currently commutes to his BBC hosting job at Media City in Salford, Greater Manchester which is less than forty miles from Sheffield.However, one curious fan wanted to know if he'd ever move to the hustle and bustle of London - where the flagship BBC building is based.The BBC star took to his Instagram Story last week to offer his 271,000 followers a chance to ask him some questions.Dan wrote: "What would you like to know?", and one fan asked: "would you ever consider moving to London?"Replying to the fan in a video, Dan said: "We have lived in London before but I don’t like the idea that you have to live in London to do a decent job. "So, Sheffield’s brilliant, not too far away from the BBC up north and you can’t get Henderson's Relish in London - very important."Sheffield is very close to Dan's heart, and he even met his wife Sarah at Sheffield University, when they were both students.He's also a frequent visitor at Prithiraj on Ecclesall Road - and recently took his former Strictly dance partner Naidya for a meal there with their co-stars like Tilly Ramsay.Dan started presenting BBC Breakfast back in 2016, when he took over from past star Bill Turnbull.

Susanna Reid, 51, has presented on Good Morning Britain since 2014, having previously presented on BBC Breakfast alongside Bill Turnbull and Charlie Stayt.The GMB presenter has taken to Twitter to bid a sad farewell to Channel 4's Jon Snow, 74, as he hosted his final show this evening.In view of her 843,300 Twitter followers, she penned: "News won't be the same without you @jonsnowC4."Always able to connect with the audience, never afraid to show emotion when reporting and stylish on air and on a bike."Going to miss you at 7pm."Social media users took to the comments to air their views on the Channel 4 anchor.Geoffwilton2 said: "A Joy to watch and genuinely empathetic. A big loss to the news."SittonGary added: "Couldn't agree more.

Bill Turnbull has reacted after Steph's Packed Lunch studio producer Alan Clayton shared an update on his cancer battle. Former GMB and BBC Breakfast host Bill has been battling prostate cancer since he was diagnosed in November 2017, and so Alan's post is particularly relatable.SEE: Susanna Reid's co-host Bill Turnbull shares rare update on battle with terminal cancerAlan wrote: "Just been discharged from @TheChristieNHS feeling elated and grateful to have been in the care of great doctors and nurses.

Susanna Reid has recalled the terrifying moment she was mugged by a man with a knife who left a "slash across my body".MORE: GMB's Susanna Reid reacts to co-host Bill Turnbull's health update amid cancer battleThe GMB presenter is backing Crystal Palace football club's Divert scheme, which is aiming to reduce knife crime in South London, and detailed her own near-death experience as part of her involvement at an event at Selhurst Park.

Twitter to send his love to Julia Bradbury, 51 after she posted a sad update on her breast cancer journey.Since Julia posted the update on Twitter the Countryfile presenter has been inundated with support.The BBC presenter responded to Julia's post in view of his 109,000 Twitter followers: "Hang in there Julia. It happens."Live for today.

Bill Turnbull typically presents Classic FM's Pet Classics slot on Bonfire Night – a show dedicated to relaxing songs for pets during fireworks season – but this year's programmes will be hosted by Good Morning Britain star Charlotte Hawkins.SEE: Susanna Reid's co-host Bill Turnbull shares rare update on battle with terminal cancerThe news comes after Bill took the decision to step down from his role on Classic FM for "health reasons". He has been battling with prostate cancer since he was diagnosed in November 2017.WATCH: Charlotte Hawkins shows off her beatboxing skillsBill took to Twitter to share the news: "1) With great regret I am taking a leave of absence from my show @classicfm, for health reasons.

Good Morning Britain is set to undergo another presenter shake-up as it adds to its guest host rota.

Boris Johnson, 57, could clearly be seen maskless at the COP26 Summit while sitting next to elderly wildlife expert, David Attenborough. Former BBC Breakfast host Bill Turnbull, 65, took to Twitter to voice his disdain for the Prime Minister’s actions.The former Classic FM presenter shared a picture of a maskless Boris sitting with his eyes closed whilst sat in a row of people wearing masks, which included Sir David. The photograph appeared to leave him stunned, as he simply captioned it: “Mind.

Bill Turnbull has called out Boris Johnson for sitting next to 95-year-old David Attenborough without wearing a mask at the COP26 UN Climate Summit this week.SEE: Boris Johnson faces backlash for 'not caring' about David Attenborough's health at COP26Bill, who previously hosted on GMB and BBC Breakfast alongside Susanna Reid, as well as Classic FM before he recently stepped down amid his battle with prostate cancer, took to Twitter to share his thoughts on Boris' actions.WATCH: Boris Johnson meets the QueenHe shared a photo of Boris sitting next to David maskless and wrote: "Mind.

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Good Morning Britain presenter Susanna Reid, 50, has reached out to her former colleague Bill Turnbull, 65, after he announced that he was stepping back from his hosting responsibilities on Classic FM earlier this week.Taking to social media, the ITV star penned a heartfelt message to her former BBC Breakfast colleague after he confirmed that he was taking time away from his radio show due to "health reasons".In view of her 834,900 Twitter followers, Susanna host wished the Classic FM presenter well.She wrote: "You make us feel blessed.

BBC.The former BBC presenter responded to a fan's Facebook memory after he asked Bill how he was doing.On October 13, Johnroger40 said: "@billtu popped up on my Facebook memories Bill....

BILL Turnbull has announced he will be stepping away from his Classic FM radio show to focus on his health. The former BBC Breakfast presenter, 65, has been living with prostate cancer since 2018 and confirmed the news on Twitter today.

BBC presenter was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2017. The 65-year-old issued an update on Twitter as he confirmed he is set to take a leave of absence from his radio show.

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Radio and TV presenter Bill Turnbull has announced he is stepping back from hosting his radio show on Classic FM for "health reasons".The 65 year old broadcast star, who has been living with prostate cancer since 2018, shared the news on his Twitter page and was met with an outpouring of support. Bill explained that he's been forced to make the decision after the road had been "a bit bumpy recently" and he needs to focus on his health for a while to try and "get better".The radio and Good Morning Britain favourite apologised to his fans and listeners but assured them that he will "be back" as soon as he can.

Bill Turnbull has announced he is leaving his show on Classic FM for health reasons as he continues to live with terminal prostate cancer.The much-loved radio and TV presenter announced the news on Twitter this morning, where he confirmed ‘with great regret’ that he would be taking ‘a leave of absence… for health reasons’. He explained: ‘The road has been a bit bumpy recently, and I need to take some time to focus on getting better.Bil, 63, said he was ‘sorry to do this, as I absolutely love doing the programme’.‘I am very grateful to friends and colleagues [at global] for the love and support they have shown me,’ he added.

Bill Turnbull has announced he is stepping back from his radio show for "health reasons".

Bill Turnbull, former GMB and BBC Breakfast host who joined Classic FM as a radio presenter in 2016, has announced he will be stepping down from his latest role due to "health reasons". The star has been battling with prostate cancer since he was diagnosed in November 2017.SEE: Susanna Reid's co-host Bill Turnbull shares rare update on battle with terminal cancerBill took to Twitter to share the news: "1) With great regret I am taking a leave of absence from my show @classicfm, for health reasons.

BBC Breakfast host has been living with prostate cancer since 2018 and said on Twitter his health "has been a bit bumpy recently".He told his 106,000 Twitter followers: "With great regret I am taking a leave of absence from my show Classic FM, for health reasons. The road has been a bit bumpy recently, and I need to take some time to focus on getting better."The 65-year-old added: "I'm sorry to do this, as I absolutely love doing the programme, and have hugely enjoyed the past five years.

GMB and BBC Breakfast star Bill Turnbull, who hosted the shows alongside Susanna Reid, has shared an update on his battle with prostate cancer. He revealed he had the illness in March 2018, after being diagnosed the previous November, and is still living with it today.SEE: Bill Turnbull reveals 'dark times' following incurable cancer diagnosis in BBC Breakfast returnA fan recently took to Twitter to share a video in which Bill spoke out about the importance of prostate checks for BBC One, and asked: "@billtu popped up on my Facebook memories today Bill… How are you doing?"WATCH: Susanna Reid breaks down in tears on GMBBill replied: "Still here!" to which his follower concluded: "Fantastic.