Joanna Gosling: Last News

BBC news presenter Joanna Gosling was unable to contain her emotions today as she announced the tragic death of three youngsters in the West Midlands.

BBC World News anchor Laura Trevelyan has announced that she is leaving the BBC after 30 years to play a role in uprooting the legacy of colonialism in the Caribbean.

EXCLUSIVE: Three of the BBC’s most experienced news presenters are quitting the UK broadcaster as it ramps up plans to merge its international and domestic news channels. 

THREE BBC News hosts have quit the show after being forced into 'humiliating' auditions to keep their jobs. David Eades, Joanna Gosling, and Tim Willcox have taken voluntary redundancy after the BBC revealed its plans to merge its international and UK news channels. Joanna is expected to leave at the end of the month, while David has already presented his final show.

K.J. Yossman News that doctors were “concerned” about Queen Elizabeth II’s health on Thursday lunchtime threw long-planned U.K. broadcast schedules into disarray almost immediately – and the disruptions will likely continue for weeks. The statement from Buckingham Palace, issued at 12.30pm local time, was unprecedented and experienced broadcasters immediately realized the situation was serious. U.K. Parliament had been informed about 10 minutes earlier, with Prime Minister Liz Truss and leader of the opposition Keir Starmer discreetly passed notes detailing the situation in the House of Commons. BBC One was the first network to break programming some 10 minutes after the statement was published. An episode of “Bargain Hunt” – a long-running series which sees two teams competing to cheaply source antiques and flip them for a profit – was interrupted by BBC newsreader Joanna Gosling, who said: “Welcome to viewers on BBC One. We have had news from Buckingham Palace that the Queen is under medical supervision at Balmoral.”

The Queen.The flagship channel suddenly cut from its Thursday's episode of Bargain Hunt to cover the breaking story.Bargain Hunt, in which two teams are given £300 to hunt for the best bargains to sell at auction, was halted just before 12.40pm.READ MORE: BBC pulls Bargain Hunt off air as concern grows for The Queen’s health20 minutes before the usual 1 o'clock news was due to begin, viewers were watching as one of the Bargain Hunt presenters held an umbrella above his head and joked about 'the rain and the damp', before it suddenly changed to a black screen.BBC News presenter Joanna Gosling then appeared to break the news. She said: "Welcome to viewers on BBC One.

BBC Breakfast star Naga Munchetty shared the news that Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe was returning to the UK - after being held in Iran for 6 years.The BBC broadcaster joined colleagues like Dan Walker when she took to Twitter to retweet the news of journalist Nazanin's return.It comes as Nazanin and Anoosheh Ashoori were flown from Iran to the UK on Wednesday (March 16).Mum Nazanin was set to be reunited with her husband Richard and seven-year-old daughter Gabriella.She was first held in Iran in 2016 and accused of plotting to overthrow Iran's goverment, a claim she denied.Reacting to the breaking news of the journalist's return, Naga retweeted a tweet from her colleague Nick Eardley, one of the BBC's political correspondents.Nick's tweet read: "BREAKING: UK Foreign Secretary confirms Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe released and heading back to UK."Another tweet Naga shared was from BBC star Laura Kuenssberg - who quote tweeted Foreign Secretary Liz Truss.Truss had broken the news originally, and Laura simply wrote: "Finally - the confirmation".She also shared an emotional clip of BBC newsreader Joanna Gosling, who choked up whilst announcing the journalist's return on BBC News.It was a quote tweet from BBC presenter Lyce Doucet, who wrote the caption: "..when it is such good news..."BBC Radio 5 Live star Naga spoke to Richard Ratcliffe's sister-in-law Rebecca on Wednesday's edition of her radio show.Rebecca had told Naga: "When she's on a plane that's when we'll dare to hope."She also revealed Nazanin's daughter "keeps her cards close to her chest."Her husband Richard had been campaigning for his wife's release - and even went on hunger strike last October.Speaking about his wife's return, he said: "It's going to be the

COLIN Firth has been pictured enjoying a cosy walk with BBC newsreader Joanna Gosling a year on from his split from wife Livia Giuggioli. The dashing Bridget Jones actor, 60, looked like a country gent as he smiled and strolled through Richmond Park with Joanna, 49.

Colin Firth AKA Mr Darcy may have just found his real life Bridget Jones.