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BBC newsreader Huw Edwards allegedly “rehearsed in front of the mirror for months” in preparation for Queen Elizabeth II’s death.On Thursday (September 8), Buckingham Palace announced the devastating news about the monarch’s passing at the age of 96 in Balmoral Castle.It read: “The Queen died peacefully at Balmoral this afternoon. The King and The Queen Consort will remain at Balmoral this evening and will return to London tomorrow.”READ MORE: Charles to be proclaimed King live on TV for first time in historyAfter the news broke, the 61-year-old broadcaster was on standby in the BBC studios to deliver the devastating news to the nation.Since then, the Welsh newsreader has been flooded with praise from the millions of viewers who tuned in for the heartbreaking news up and down the country.Now, Alastair Campbell has revealed the dad-of-five had been preparing to deliver the morbid news months prior to her death in a lengthy post on Twitter.The journalist quote tweeted a post which shared his emotional broadcast on BBC One as he shared his thoughts on his colleague's deliverance online.He wrote: “@thehuwedwards told me a few months ago he had been preparing, practising and even rehearsing in front of his bathroom mirror for this moment for some time.“He said too that the Queen’s death would be the biggest challenge to @BBCNews in its history.

Good Morning Britain presenter Alastair Campbell has reflected on the "painful" moment his wife told his therapist that he was "impossible" to live with.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, the newsreader, 64, candidly opened up about his battle with depression while addressing how his family were impacted by his mental health.Reflecting on his struggles with depression, the former political strategist frankly told how it had affected his relationship with his family.The star explained that his therapist was able to help his partner Fiona Millar and their three children understand his mental health issues.He said: "One of the best things my psychiatrist ever did was fairly early on, after about six months, nine months, a year, he realised

Good Morning Britain alongside Susanna Reid this week, ITV has confirmed.The campaigner and writer has recently revealed that he's entered into a civil partnership with long-term partner, Fiona Millar, 63.Alastair and Fiona exchanged vows at the end of March 2021, he has confirmed.The pair have been together more than 40 years, and had resisted the urge to get married.They had a relatively scaled back wedding, to cater for Covid restrictions, at the time.The duo tied the knot in a small ceremony in Camden, North London, alongside their three children."I have never been the marrying type," Alastair wrote for The Guardian.