Louise Minchin: Last News

LOUISE Minchin beamed in delight as she posed with her dad and daughter after her "crazy" cycle to Paris. The former BBC Breakfast anchor, 53, pedalled to the picturesque location from the UK capital London, and became emotional as she spotted her family at the finish line on the Eiffel Tower.

Dan Walker has revealed when he'll spend his last day on BBC Breakfast before heading off the pastures new. The presenter announced early last month that he was leaving the news programme after six years.

Dan Walker is due to leave BBC Breakfast after being offered a "rare opportunity" by Channel 5, but today former host Louise Minchin jokingly replaced him on the famous red sofa before his time was even up. Dan's Breakfast co-host Sally Nugent not only gave Louise the Strictly Come Dancing star's seat but pushed him out of the scene altogether."Just for old times sake, go on!" Louise joked on-screen as the cameras rolled."Hello and welcome to BBC Breakfast," Sally began, as if it was just another typical morning.Suddenly Dan appeared in the background behind them, quipping indignantly to Louise: "Erm..

Louise Minchin has cheekily returned to BBC Breakfast as she “replaces” Dan Walker on the red sofa alongside co-host Sally Nugent.The 53-year-old broadcaster returned to the beloved morning show on Wednesday (April 27) and it’s clear to see the star was eager to re-join the team as she joked that she was taking the Strictly star’s job just weeks before he is set to join Channel 5.Mum-of-two Louise joined the duo on the BBC morning show to discuss her concerns about the HRT shortages which have drastically affecting millions of women up and down the country.But when the show wrapped, the blonde bombshell couldn’t help but poke fun at Dan’s decision to leave the show as she posed up a storm alongside the brunette beauty and took over the show.After the show, the dad-of-three took to his Instagram account to share the hilarious clip with his 274,000 followers on social media.In the clip, the former long-standing host said: “Just for old times sake, Sal, go on” as the broadcaster pretended to read out the latest news headlines.It was at this point that Dad popped up from behind the couch feigning surprise, complaining: “I it’s still my job, what are you doing?” as Louise joked: “Not for long Dan!”Following along with the gag Sally pushed Dan’s face back down behind the sofa as he muttered: “It’s very nice to have you back Louise” while the pair were left in stitches at their impromptu gag.He also included in the post a slew of snaps of the trio sat together as they beamed besides each other at the surprising reunion more than six months since the blonde belle left the show.The TV presenter captioned the sweet post: “What a treat to have @louiseminchin back on the @bbcbreakfast sofa.

BBC Breakfast star Sally Nugent's has a mysterious off camera life - with secret husband and never-seen son. The 50-year-old started presenting the show after taking over from Louise Minchin as a main host earlier this year.

Eamonn Holmes, who quit This Morning for GB News last year, has urged viewers to support his with Ruth Langsford, 62, in a candid video.The morning presenter, also 62, has branded his wife and former co-star an "unsung hero" at ITV.Taking to Twitter yesterday, Eamonn shared a candid video, in view of his one million followers.He began: "Here you go, this is a trick question. It's not got a catch to it, but it's just about The Television and Radio Industries Club Awards (TRIC), which are coming soon."And there are nominations."Eamonn went on: "There are nominations for GB News.

Dan Walker has revealed what he'll miss the most when he leaves BBC Breakfast later this year.The 45-year-old presenter announced he's quit the morning programme earlier this month after working on the show for six years.He's replacing Sian Williams as the news anchor on Channel 5.Dan took part in a question and answer session with his Instagram followers on Thursday (April 22) and shared his responses on his Instagram story.One fan asked: "What will you miss most about BBC Breakfast when you leave?"He replied: That's an easy one... the people (both on and off screen)"Alongside his answer, Dan shared a throwback snap of him posing on the red carpet alongside some of his BBC Breakfast co-stars including Naga Munchetty, Sally Nugent and Carol Kirkwood.Dan shared the sofa with Louise Minchin until her departure in September 2021.I'm A Celebrity star Louise was replaced by Sally Nugent earlier this year.TV favourite Dan also previously presented the BBC's Saturday morning sports show Football Focus but handed the baton to Alex Scott last year.In a video shared on his personal Twitter page on April 4, father of three Dan said it was a "massive decision" to leave the BBC but said: "I don't think opportunities like this come around very often."The former Strictly Come Dancing contestant added: "I'm really excited but this has also been a massive decision for me because I love BBC Breakfast, I love working alongside Sally and I love the team there."But Channel 5 came with big ambitions, with big plans and I don't think opportunities like this come around very often and I can't wait."And what an honour to step into the shoes of Sian Williams.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty was nowhere to be seen this week, after being replaced by stand-in host Rachel Burden.Rachel could be seen alongside regular presenter Charlie Stayt on the red sofa on Thursday (April 14), while Naga has been conspicuously absent from the show for more than a week.Last week, Rachel was in line to take Naga's place, with the star once again missing.So far she hasn't spoken out about her absence, with her last Twitter post being to congratulate her BBC co-star on his new job as Political Editor.Chris Mason was announced as the formal replacement for Laura Kuenssberg yesterday. It comes just weeks after her co-star Dan Walker quit the show for good in favour of a new job with rival network Channel 5, announcing: "Hello, Dan Walker here.

Dan Walker has admitted to “upsetting” his co-host Sally Nugent after the newsreader announced he was leaving BBC Breakfast.Fans of the popular BBC morning show were left heartbroken last week after the TV star confirmed he was moving over the Channel 5 News in the next few weeks where he will take over from Siam William in the news slot.The news of the 45-year-old broadcaster comes just months after his former colleague Louise Minchin, 53, left the show back in September.Now, as viewers prepare to big farewell to the dad-of-three, he has opened up about how one person in particular was slightly shaken by the news of his departure from Breakfast.After the long-standing presenter left the show back in September, former sports presenter Sally took over the reigns as Dan’s new co-star, and it’s clear to see the pair grew close over the months they worked together.But as the countdown to his final show grow ever closer, the BBC veteran admitted that his 50-year-old co-star was heartbroken when he shared the news.When talking to the Mirror, the doting dad confessed that the reaction to his decision to leave the broadcast service wasn’t always congratulatory.He told the publication: “It’s been lovely, apart from [co-host-] Sally [Nugent], who is a bit upset.”The broadcaster was also quizzed about who could potentially replace him on the iconic red sofa, but Dan confessed he has not been made aware of any potential replacements.When asked who might take over on presenting alongside the brunette beauty on the morning show, he added: “I have no idea.

Dan Walker has admitted to “upsetting” his co-host Sally Nugent after the newsreader announced he was leaving BBC Breakfast.Fans of the popular BBC morning show were left heartbroken last week after the TV star confirmed he was moving over the Channel 5 News in the next few weeks where he will take over from Siam William in the news slot.The news of the 45-year-old broadcaster comes just months after his former colleague Louise Minchin, 53, left the show back in September.Now, as viewers prepare to big farewell to the dad-of-three, he has opened up about how one person in particular was slightly shaken by the news of his departure from Breakfast.After the long-standing presenter left the show back in September, former sports presenter Sally took over the reigns as Dan’s new co-star, and it’s clear to see the pair grew close over the months they worked together.But as the countdown to his final show grow ever closer, the BBC veteran admitted that his 50-year-old co-star was heartbroken when he shared the news.When talking to the Mirror, the doting dad confessed that the reaction to his decision to leave the broadcast service wasn’t always congratulatory.He told the publication: “It’s been lovely, apart from [co-host-] Sally [Nugent], who is a bit upset.”The broadcaster was also quizzed about who could potentially replace him on the iconic red sofa, but Dan confessed he has not been made aware of any potential replacements.When asked who might take over on presenting alongside the brunette beauty on the morning show, he added: “I have no idea.

Dan Walker will soon bid farewell to his regular slot on the BBC Breakfast sofa - a role he has held since 2016.The news of his departure comes just months after Louise Minchin, 53, quit the news programme in September.The 45-year-old broadcaster has opened up about his exit in a new interview.The dad-of-three is set to leave the BBC for Channel 5 where he will replace Sian Williams on the network's daily news slot.But Dan has admitted that one person, in particular, was left slightly taken aback by the news of his exit from Breakfast.Sally Nugent, 50, a former sports presenter, has since taken the reins and began fronting the show earlier this year.The BBC Breakfast veteran admitted that his co-star was upset about the news of his departure.When asked what the reaction has been to his decision, Dan said: “It’s been lovely, apart from [co-host] Sally [Nugent], who is a bit upset.”The broadcaster was also quizzed on who could potentially replace him on the show.Dan revealed that he has not been made aware of who would be taking his place.Asked who might take over, Dan added to The Mirror: “I have no idea.

LOUISE Minchin has opened up about her husband's cancer battle that saw him diagnosed with a tumour when he was aged 28. The former BBC Breakfast presenter revealed the horror battle as she took to the panel on Tipping Point: Lucky Stars this week.

Louise Minchin revealed her husband was diagnosed with cancer when he was 28-years-old during her latest TV appearance.The former BBC Breakfast star was a recent panellist on ITV's Tipping Point: Lucky Stars, playing against comedian Josh Widdicombe and presenter Michelle Ackerley.During her stint, she touched on her husband David Minchin's cancer diagnosis after sharing that she wanted to win cash to support the organisation Move which helps people cope with cancer.The mum-of-two revealed her husband had cancer during his late twenties and would've "benefitted" from a charity like Move.Louise explained: "This charity is called Move and it works with people who are suffering with cancer or affected by cancer to get them moving."My husband had cancer when he was 28 so he would have very much benefitted from a charity like this."Despite her charitable aims, Louise was the second celebrity to be eliminated from the show and managed to get £2,600 for Move.During her time on the show, Louise made it to the second round and went head-to-head with Josh to get to the final round.However, the TV presenter answered several questions incorrectly meaning she didn't get the chance to win as many counters from the machine as she had hoped.As a result, Louise was eliminated from the show, with Ben sending her off in typical Tipping Point fashion.Her husband David has now recovered from cancer - with Louise revealing in 2016 that he was a survivor.Louise rarely speaks about her husband but in 2021 discussed about the "turning point" in their relationship. During her BBC Breakfast stint, she said that their relationship changed during a ski trip.

Louise Minchin, 53, stepped out with her rarely-seen husband, David Minchin, on Sunday to attend the Grand National Horse Race in Liverpool.The former BBC Breakfast presenter took to Instagram to share a picture of the pair beaming at the Aintree Racecourse.The post, shared in view of Louise’s 129,000 Instagram followers, was captioned: “What a treat to be out at the Races #aintree #grandnational #hats”The picture showed Louise and David smiling broadly as they posed with their arm behind one another’s back.The post quickly gathered the attention of many of Louise’s fans and friends.Among those taking to the comments section was Dan Walker, Louise’s former BBC Breakfast co-star.Dan, who is also set to leave the show, simply stated: “Gorgeous.”Also, former BBC Breakfast star, Steph McGovern chimed in: “You both look fabulous.”Instagram user margaretfowler116 said: “You look fabulous. Love your outfit.

BBC Breakfast alum Louise Minchin posed for a sweet snap with her husband David at the Grand National, and her pal Dan Walker thought she looked "gorgeous".The pair enjoyed a day out at the national horse-racing event, which was held in Liverpool's Aintree Racecourse over the weekend.Although the ex-I'm A Celeb star didn't win, she was certainly dressed for the traditionally-glam occasion, and her former BBC pal Dan was quick to notice.Dan and Louise used to present BBC Breakfast together on weekday mornings until Louise left the broadcaster last September.It also comes as Dan himself is set to leave the show less than a year after Minchin, in a move to rival broadcaster Channel 5.In the photo, beaming Louise was dressed to the nines in a formal pink dress with a collared shirt on top - not to forget a purple badge from the Races day.She topped off her look with a beautiful pink rose piece fitted on her hair, and a pair of white heels down below.David looked suave in a smart navy suit as he stood with his arm around Louise affectionately.Like Louise, he was wearing a trailing badge, but his was red instead of purple.Taking to Instagram, Louise said: "What a treat to be out out at the Races #aintree #grandnational#hats."Louise's famous friends and fans were swooning over the pair's Grand National outfits, including former Strictly star Dan.Dan wrote: "Gorgeous".Steph's Packed Lunch star Steph McGovern agreed, writing: "You both look fabulous."One fan gushed: "Absolutely gorgeous photo. Sach & mike xx."A second said: "Looking gorgeous both xx Did you win?".Louise replied to the comment, confirming "no" as she attached a laughing-face emoji.Another commented: "You look fabulous.

BBC presenter Louise Minchin and Watchdog presenter Michelle Ackerley. The trio answered questions to win turns on the arcade-style machine, in the hopes of collecting the £20,000 prize for their selected charity. Michelle was the first contestant out, followed by Louise, leaving Josh Widdicombe to clinch the win and take home £20,000 for his charity The Lily Foundation, a UK charity dedicated to fighting mitochondrial disease But as the three familiar faces made their introductions at the start of the show, ITV viewers were left begging the trio to make their introductions in a less drawn out fashion.

Ben Shephard was forced to remind contestant Louise Minchin to listen to the whole question as she took part in Tipping Point: Lucky Stars.The former BBC Breakfast host executed a brilliant performance while participating gin the popular quizzing show which aired on Sunday.However, an eager Louise who was keen to answer the questions thrown at her before Ben finished speaking was later given some advice by the host that she certainly took on board.Fans at home also noticed Louise chiming in too quickly and headed to Twitter to share their thoughts.One person penned: "Louise buzzed in far too soon klaxon!"Another said: "Finishes reading the question after the klaxon klaxon!"But despite her mishap, Louise took on board Ben's advise and made sure she didn't interject another time.Although she answered several questions correctly, Louise appeared to be fairly behind in numbers compared to her competitors Josh Widdicombe and Michelle Ackley.But the news reader had a change of luck when a number of counters dropped from the machine.

@5_News.“@MrDanWalker will be bringing you the news at 5pm every day from now on.“And he's got something to tell you all - watch his video down below.” In the video, Dan said it was a hard decision to make, as he loves the show and his colleagues. “This has been a massive decision for me because I love Breakfast,” the star said. He added: “I love working alongside Sally and I love the team there.“But Channel 5 came with big ambitions, with big plans.“I don’t think opportunities like this come around very often.”Dan shared the post with his 753,100 Twitter followers yesterday evening. He attached the caption: “Hello lovely people… some news.” Former co-host Louise Minchin responded to the news on Twitter.She wrote on Monday: “Massive congratulations and good luck Dan.“You will be missed on @BBCBreakfast but you won’t miss the early alarm calls.”

Dan Walker only announced his BBC Breakfast on Monday but his seat had already been filled... sort of. The presenter announced the news that he was quitting the early morning news programme after six years on social media earlier this week.

Dan Walker was cheekily replaced live on air during the latest edition of BBC Breakfast.The 45-year-old presenter announced on Monday (April 4) that he's quit the show after six years to join Channel 5 News.He was back on our screens on Wednesday morning (April 6) to wake up the nation alongside Sally Nugent.The pair spoke to cyclist Bradley Wiggins about his latest cycling challenge.He's getting back on his bike to raise awareness for men's mental health. However, things took a bizarre turn and Bradley ended up taking over Dan during the interview.Bradley asked Dan: "When are you leaving?"Dan replied: "In a few weeks time."Sally pointed out: "There's a vacancy.

Good Morning Britain anchor Ben Shephard urged Dan Walker to destroy his alarm clock on Twitter.The ITV presenter admitted he would be "jealous" of fellow broadcaster Dan if he saw the BBC star annihilate his alarm clock in front of the world.It comes after Dan announced he was quitting BBC Breakfast after 6 years on the flagship programme and 13 years on the channel as a whole.Instead, Dan is set to become the lead anchor on Channel 5's bulletin 5 News programme in an expanded role which will also see him front non-news shows across the channel.Dan has been inundated with supportive messages from his BBC colleagues and friends in the industry - including his Breakfast co-host Sally Nugent.However, Ben had a cheeky request for Dan upon hearing the news that he was leaving the BBC.Taking to Twitter, he replied to Dan's announcement post and asked the former Strictly star to perform a "ceremonial destruction" of his alarm clock.It's because Dan and his Breakfast colleagues have to set their alarms for the shockingly-early time of 3am to prepare for their broadcasts in Salford's MediaCity.He wrote: "I'm hoping there will be a ceremonial destruction of the alarm clock on socials that we can all enjoy ……and be jealous of!!"Alongside a series of laughing-face emojis he added: "Enjoy the lie-ins and good luck with the new challenge!"Golf-lover Dan seemed to enjoy the request, because he replied to the post in similarly jovial fashion.Telling Ben that he would destroy the alarm clock with one of his golf clubs, he wrote: "Going to attack it with a 7 iron."Dan's former co-host Louise Minchin also joked about Dan's morning routine with an alarm clock-quip of her own.She told Dan: "Massive congratulations and good luck Dan.