Karin Giannone: Last News

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty, 47, has been forced to say goodbye to yet another beloved colleague, shortly after Dan Walker’s departure to Channel 5 News.The journalist took to Twitter to admit that the news would mark “a huge loss” for her and everyone else at the BBC.Naga shared an emotional response after Secunder Kermani announced he would be leaving his BBC role as the broadcaster’s correspondent in Pakistan and Afghanistan in favour of a new job at Channel 4 News.Secunder wrote in view of his 60,000 followers earlier this week: “Pleased to say I’ll be joining @Channel4News as a foreign affairs correspondent later this year based out of London… “Am looking forward to working with a great team on stories right across the world.”Naga was one of many to wish Secunder the best of luck in his new role with the BBC’s rival news channel.She emotionally penned in view of her 273,000 followers: “Congratulations! “A huge loss for us, and C4's immense gain x.”BBC World News presenter Karin Giannone quickly joined Naga in sharing a farewell message.She replied: “Congratulations to a brilliant colleague.Sorry to see you go though!” BBC News Analysis Editor Ros Atkins echoed: “What a move.

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BBC World News anchor Karin Giannone has married her BBC co-star in a sweet ceremony.She and BBC Television News Director Nick Buckley have been dating since 2019, and announced the news on Twitter to the delight of their colleagues and friends.Posting two sweet snaps of the pair together, Karin could be seen clutching a white bouquet as Nick posed with his arm securely around her. READ MORE: Andrew Neil takes swipe at BBC Breakfast over drought segment in veiled Twitter dig Ditching the traditional white dress for a strappy black number, Karin secured her blonde hair in an elegant ponytail and added silver stud earrings and a delicate necklace to her ensemble.She added a dash of eyeliner to her glam look, along with a deep purple lipstick.Nick, meanwhile, rocked a casual white shirt and his usual black-rimmed glasses as the pair beamed for the camera while snuggled close.Another sweet picture saw the pair head to a Californian beach to watch the sunset with their arms around each other, as Karin slipped into a pair of blue flip flops and Nick opted to go barefoot.Writing on Twitter, Karin penned: “Went to California. @njb and I got married.

Naga Munchetty was one of the first to join in on sharing a message of congrats to her BBC co-stars after they shared their happy news. The BBC Breakfast host jumped online to share her support to the happy couple after it was confirmed that two BBC employees would be getting married.