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Nina Warhurst has finally unveiled her newborn daughter 's name weeks after announcing she had welcomed her third child.

BBC Breakfast star Nina Warhurst has finally unveiled her newborn daughter's name weeks after announcing she had given birth to her third child. It was co-stars Jon Kay and Sally Nugent who had the honour of announcing Nina's baby girl's arrival on the show on July 3.

Carol Kirkwood sparked concern on BBC Breakfast as she suffered a tumble during her live weather broadcast. The presenter was back on the early morning BBC news programme on Tuesday (July 4) as she shared the latest weather updates via video link from Wimbledon.

BBC Breakfast weather presenter Carol Kirkwood has been praised by her co-stars after her recent bulletin was interrupted by loud noise.The 60-year-old star was on hand to bring the latest forecast on Tuesday (June 21) morning.She presented her latest weather segment from the roof of BBC studios in London.However, things didn't go to plan for Carol as loud building work disrupted her while she was live on air.Jon Kay and Sally Nugent were in the studio and congratulated Carol for making it through the segment without hesitating.Sally said: "Carol, well done for handling all of that noise. We've been reassured that wasn't actually a fire alarm.

BBC Breakfast was hit with an awkward technical blunder during the latest instalment of the morning show.Jon Kay and Sally Nugent were back on the red sofa on Monday (June 20) to wake up the nation with the latest headlines.Weather presenter Carol Kirkwood was on hand to offer the latest forecast but one of her bulletins was interrupted with a sound gaffe.As she spoke to viewers about what they can expect from the day ahead, Carol's microphone was hit by an echo which repeated everything she said.Noticing the error, Carol ended the segment: "I'll have more throughout the programme, without the echo".It comes after BBC star Naga Manchetty sparked concern for Carol as she presented the weather live at Ascot Ladies' Day last week.Naga didn't hesitate to raise her concerns for her co-star pal as Carol basked in the British sunshine.Carol summed up her report by saying: "I'm going to leave you with this beautiful view. Look at the sky - it's blue, it's sunny, and it's lovely."Naga then asked her: "It's slightly hazy, isn't it, Carol? It looks...

Channel 4 sitcom - looked totally unrecognisable as he sat down on the BBC Breakfast sofa. The comedy star is set to release a book, and chatted to hosts Jon Kay and Sally Nugent about it, before the conversation turned to his time on the iconic programme.Sporting a black silk shirt for the occasion, Ardal looked totally different to his days of rocking a sweater vest and vicar's collar.He wore his usually slicked-down hair in a fluffier style and opened the top button of his shirt to chat about his book release - though he doesn't appear to have aged very much in the 24 years since the show's end.And Sally couldn't help remarking on his days as Dougal, as she cheekily suggested Ardal's next move could be a spot on Eurovision.He cheekily replied: "I think I've made my contribution to Eurosong history."Sally explained: "For those people who don't know, that was in Father Ted, and the song was My Lovely Horse.