Hazel Irvine: Last News

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COUNTDOWN fans have been speculating wildly as to who will replace Anne Robinson in the hotseat after she announced she is quitting the show. One name that's been thrown around is Good Morning Britain's Richard Madeley, 65, whose telly career has been revitalised after a short stint on I'm A Celebrity.

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BBC's Olympics coverage.The Scottish sports presenter had everyone talking at home, distracting them from the action at Tokyo 2020.The 56-year-old was on hand to bring the latest from the Games for the beeb this afternoon.She presented highlights which included British taekwondo fighter Bradly Sinden going for gold.However, many at home were more interested in the fact Hazel "never seems to age".The micro-blogging site was filled with compliments for the host, and her "breadth of knowledge".Wearing her short blonde tresses down and straight, Hazel teamed a pale, grey blazer with a black T-shirt for the boroadcast.Keeping her make-up simple, the mother-of-one simply teamed her monochome ensemble with gold earrings."Hazel Irvine is looking

She continued: "Whilst I am the first English-speaking female broadcaster to feature in FIFA, I will certainly not be the last."I know this is just the start of stronger female footballing representation from @EASPORTSFIFA and the football community as a whole…" she finished her post.Alex is joining the BBC team as they present the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the broadcaster will not have a studio in Japan, but will instead cover the sporting events from their Salford base.Alex, who represented Team GB at London 2012, is a regular face on the BBC and Sky Sports after retiring from professional football in 2018.She will join the likes of JJ Chalmers, Clare Balding, Gabby Logan, Samantha Quek, and Hazel Irvine who

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RACING was a big winner at the Sports Business Awards on Wednesday, with the Jockey Club and Sky Sports Racing emerging victorious at the virtual ceremony.