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Louise Minchin, 53, shared a touching message to her brave colleagues covering the Ukraine war.The star left BBC Breakfast last year after 20 years on the show, and has since gone on to launch several podcasts and as well as appearing on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here.However, despite leaving the broadcaster, Louise was keen to share her respect for her former co-stars.Taking to social media last night, the presenter admitted she was feeling “pain and anguish” over Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.In particular, she praised those covering the war on the front line, Clive Myrie and Lyse Douchet.She wrote: “I don’t feel I have the right words for the pain and anguish over what is happening in #Ukraine.“But one of those who does is my former colleague @bbclysedoucet whose reporting is sensitive and heart wrenching as is that of @CliveMyrieBBC.“My heart goes out to everybody affected.”Canadian journalist Lyse is the BBC's Chief International Correspondent.Clive is a BBC journalist and presenter who is also currently reporting from Kyiv.DON'T MISS...Both correspondents were filmed having to put on flak jackets during a live broadcast last week.This came as their broadcast was interrupted by sirens.Clive spoke about reporting from Ukraine in a recent interview with PA News Agency.He said last week: “None of us are stupid enough to stay out there reporting while bullets are raining down that would be madness and frankly no story is worth that.“But the advice was we could still keep broadcasting as long as we took the minimal protection of putting on safety gear.“So that’s what we did and it meant we could continue telling the story, getting that across to our viewers so that they understand what is going on.”Following on from

BBC News’ Clive Myrie began his career as a BBC foreign correspondent in 1996.

Clive Myrie invites another lineup of famous faces to show off their quizzing skills as Celebrity Mastermind continues on BBC. Tonight's episode (February 19) sees comedian Nish Kumar, actor John Altman and TV wine expert Olly Smith tackle questions on their specialist subjects, which range from The Isle of White to Jimi Hendrix.

Strictly Come Dancing last year.

Celebrity Mastermind is gearing up for a new year of specialist subjects, with 56 stars from across all walks of life set to take a seat in the infamous Mastermind chair. Ahead of the new series, which will begin next month, Celebrity Mastermind has unveiled its line-up for 2022 – and it features everyone from actors and journalists to comedians and drag queens.

David James, Janette Manrara, Ellie Taylor, The Vivienne, and Jackie Weaver are among the stars who will take part in this year's 'Celebrity Mastermind'. Former England goalkeeper David will be answering questions about his specialist subject, late US pop artist Roy Lichtenstein, from new host Clive Myrie in the opening episode of the series on Saturday 5th February on BBC One. Clive said: "I can't wait to reveal how some of the nation's best loved celebrities deal with the black chair! "It'll be fun for viewers, though maybe less for our celebs, but win or lose, they'll be helping their favourite charities.

Strictly Come Dancing duo John Whaite, 32, and Johannes Radebe, 34, were left mortified after a drop went wrong in the quarter-final this evening.The Great British Bake Off winner John dropped Johannes after the professional dancer gave him the wrong hand.Like a pro however, the Strictly star styled it out and posed as he fell to the floor.Their mistake however didn't go unnoticed by the judges including Anton du Beke, 55.The dancer turned judge joked that he understood why perhaps John wanted to drop his professional partner.He said: "Well, I have to be honest with you, I've lifted a few partners on Strictly Come Dancing that I couldn't wait to put down."Clive Myrie in jibe at Meghan Markle’s legal win on HIGNFYAs the dancing duo laughed,

BBC magazine show Have I Got News For You for the first time last night.The new Mastermind presenter was full of witty jokes, including reflecting on Meghan Markle’s legal win this week.Clive was joined by Miles Jupp and Camilla Long on the episode, as well as regulars Ian Hislop and Paul Merton.The panel show looking back at the week that just happened was full of its usual jokes about the politicians, royals and the news.This week, the presenters were discussing Meghan’s latest victory in her court battle against the Mail on Sunday.The round started with a picture of the Duchess of Sussex, as the teams had to guess what the news story was.Camilla said: “This must be the case against the Mail on Sunday, which the Duchess of Sussex has won

BBC.This comes after BBC News creative director Chris Cook shared the news that their colleague Louise was leaving the show.Calling her the “legend of the One o’clock News”, the BBC boss shared the post on Twitter.He penned: “This legend of the One o’clock News is editing her final One - and she’s got @CliveMyrieBBC with her!“Bye bye Louise - really is end of an era.”Chris also shared a picture of Louise and Clive working away at the BBC.Posting in response to the news, Clive sent his good wishes as well.The presenter wrote: “Louise is going to be so missed!”Alongside Clive, several other BBC stars weighed in on the news.BBC Breakfast host Chris Mason penned: “Louise is everything that is brilliant about BBC News: driven, committed,

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