Louise Minchin: Last News

Eamonn Holmes has reignited his feud with Phillip Schofield today. The TV star has moved to slam the ITV Lorraine and ITV This Morning tribute to Schofe yesterday. ITV paid tribute to the TV star on Monday as he celebrated 40 years on our screens.

BBC Breakfast presenter recently replaced Louise Minchin, 53, on the red sofa alongside Dan Walker, 44, and she knows how to carefully and quietly leave the house at 4am.In a new interview with The Sunday Times, Sally opened up on her morning routine, where she manages to leave the house very morning without stirring her husband and 14-year-old son."My alarm goes off at 3.45am. I don't have a loud, scary one that gives you a coronary," she giggled."I use a light box that gently wakes me.

Louise Minchin as one of the main presenters on BBC Breakfast at the end of last year. However, the star has admitted she didn’t follow in the footsteps of her co-presenter Dan Walker over one key piece of advice.Sally and Dan helm the morning news show from Monday to Wednesday every week.Now, the usually private Sally has opened up on her routine for the job.The broadcaster shared what her day in her life generally looks like when presenting.One key aspect is how she arranges her day after waking up so early for the show.Writing in The Sunday Times today, she admitted her alarm goes off at 3.45am.Following filming, she then usually leaves the BBC studios at 10.30am.Sally explained: “The show finishes at 9.13am.

This Morning presenter Alison Hammond has bid an emotional farewell to her ITV colleague.The star told producer Sam Palmano that he was “so loved” as he prepared for the next chapter of his career.Alison, 46, posted a video montage from a fun work night out in front of her one million Instagram followers yesterday.The clips featured her colleagues dropping down low on the dance floor with drinks in hand to Beyonce’s Partition.  Alison captioned the post: “Farewell to @sampalmano, one of our producers who works on @thismorning.“You are so loved and will be missed by the team!! Farewell but please stay in touch."“Sam is in the blue shirt and loves dancing on tables,” Alison added with a cheeky wink.The Instagram post got a lot of love from Alison’s followers, who were tickled by the team’s dance moves.This Morning’s chef Juliet Sear commented: “OMG this is everything @Sampalmano.“I heard the brilliant stories of the table dancing (and more) but so glad I’ve got to witness it on here.“What a bloomin’ legend Sam you’re one of a kind!” she added with raised hands emojis.

Louise Minchin, 53, is an dedicated athlete and regularly takes part in walks and runs, documenting her successes to her many fans.The former BBC Breakfast presenter hosted an episode of Her Spirit, where she was left in "tears" when speaking to Hannah Ingram-Moore.Hannah spoke to Louise in the podcast about the benefits of walking and February's challenge, Feet First February.Her father, Sir Captain Tom Moore had a love of walking and Hannah told Louise about the walks the family had planned.She said to Louise: "You have inspired me and my family to connect with that incredible community that's out there."Louise, startled by Hannah's comment said: "Oh god you have made me all teary."I wasn't expecting tears this early on."Hannah is the co-founder of the Maytrix Group and the Captain Tom foundation, which along with her father and her family, was established to ensure the message of hope and kindness he ignited becomes a lasting legacy.The Her Spirit podcast is part of a community for women to come together to find a fitter, healthier and happier self.Louise has just finished taking part in a month-long bike journey through Argentina, with athlete Mimi Anderson.On Louise's return on Thursday, former Olympian Chris Hoy tweeted: "Don't forget this evening's #DoddieAid on @GoSwift starts at 6.15pm sharp!"@Louiseminchin is back from Argentina to be our super sweeper, it's 25km and it'll be short and sharp."In view of her 242,100 followers Louise responded: "This is going to be quite a recovery ride!"I have no idea how I am going to feel."If anyone would like to help me at the back I would be delighted!!"Many took to the comments to share their support for the ex BBC Breakfast presenter.JosephW4700433 said: "Best of luck

Holly Willoughby made a candid admission as she opened up about her struggles with hair loss.The mum-of-three told This Morning viewers today that her hair fell out after she gave birth to her children.The 40-year-old admitted she was left with "tufts" along her hairline as a result of her three pregnancies.The ITV favourite spoke candidly about her concerns during the programme.They were joined by a hair expert on the show, where Holly admitted her pregnancy brought some unexpected changes."After pregnancy, that whole front bit of my hair just fell out, these bits here."A surprised Josie Gibson - who stood in for Phillip Schofield on the programme - remarked: "Did you end up with little tufts of hair?"Pointing to her hairline, Holly replied: "Yeah here, and then it all grew back."Hair expert Lisa Caddy confirmed the phenomena,  as she admitted it was common amongst women.She said: "That's really common, hair loss from hormonal changes, from nutritional deficiencies, thyroid dysfunction there are so many causes."Lisa added if you're worried about your hair make sure not to skip any meals, including protein, as hair is made up of protein.The This Morning presenter and her husband Dan Baldwin have been married for 14 years and the couple shares three children together -  Harry, 12, Belle, 10, and seven-year-old Chester.Holly rarely shares pictures of her children, preferring to keep them out of the spotlight, but she does share glimpses into her home life on social media.Meanwhile, the ITV host returned to the show on Thursday morning after being absent for two weeks.Louise Minchin sends out call for help over 'recovery' fears[LATEST]Susanna Reid steals the show on GMB in plunging red dress[PICTURES]Amanda Holden reacts as

Louise Minchin, 53, is currently taking part in a month-long bike journey through Argentina, with athlete Mimi Anderson.The former BBC Breakfast presenter has taken to Twitter to share fears over her "road to recovery" and has asked her "help" from others.Former Olympian Chris Hoy tweeted: "Don't forget this evening's #DoddieAid on @GoSwift starts at 6.15pm sharp!"@Louiseminchin is back from Argentina to be our super sweeper, it's 25km and it'll be short and sharp."In view of her 242,100 followers Louise responded: "This is going to be quite a recovery ride!"I have no idea how I am going to feel."If anyone would like to help me at the back I would be delighted!!"Many took to the comments to share their support for the ex BBC Breakfast presenter.JosephW4700433 said: "Best of luck Louise, whatever you do is amazing!"SamWalker5000 added: "Hey Louise, you can smash it! Good luck!"AndyThorn27 commented: "Thanks for keeping the tail gunners going - and I'm sure that sprint will be sore later!"As stated, Louise is part of the way through a month-long bike journey through Argentina, with the ex-BBC presenter uploading regular updates for her fans.The star joked that she had named her bike "Juanita" and that they had been having a great time together.Louise also explained that she hit "a little blip" on the way at around the 170km mark.She said: "Wow, it’s over."What a journey from the Andes, from the border with Chile, all the way across Argentina, minus a little blip, a Covid blip in the middle of 170km."I think I’ve cycled 1,180km on this bike."Juanita and I — look at her absolutely covered in mud.

BBC Breakfast star Louise Minchin is no stranger to bike rides and fitness challenges, but her latest adventure has been especially tough, as she's joined athlete Mimi Anderson, someone who has won Guinness World Records for her endurance.

BBC Breakfast presenter Sally Nugent has opened up on the "really rebellious" habit she sometimes finishes her day with.

Radio Times, the BBC Breakfast star revealed she found during lockdown it was easier to navigate their TV routine but now things are returning to normal, it's back to the battle for the remote."My sofa is in my kitchen diner and there’s a giant flat-screen TV on the wall," she explained."It’s tricky to get something that my husband, my 13-year-old son and I want to watch."During lockdown, we all got hooked on Somebody Feed Phil on Netflix, but it’ll come as no surprise that I’m a news junkie."She added: "If you know what the headlines are before you go to bed, there’s less to catch up on the next morning!"Sally, who has kept her family life very private and out of the spotlight, also confessed what she and her family watch on TV in the evenings is really important to her due to her rigid schedule."I'm really selective as my life is so busy and my evenings so precious," she told the publication."I never watch anything remotely spooky because I’ll never sleep.

Dan Walker, 44, has been on BBC Breakfast since 2016, sharing the chair with Sally Nugent, 50, since Louise Minchin's, 53, exit last year.The BBC Breakfast presenter has taken to Instagram to welcome Sally back to the breakfast show as well as reassure fans over his "wonky" welcome.In view of his 268,000 Instagram followers, Dan posted a "wonky" picture of the presenting duo in the BBC studios, ready for the morning shift.Dan looked very professional in his black suit and purple tie, with Sally welcoming herself back in a white long sleeve dress number.He captioned the picture: "She has returned!! Lovely to have @sallynugenttv back on the #bbcbreakfast sofa."We're here until 915 and the picture on your telly won't be so wonky."A post shared by Dan Walker (@mrdanwalker)Many fans took to the comments to welcome back Sally after her short break from the show.Themothership16222 said: "Lovely to see you both back together again."Cupeniz2 added: "Looking great guys!! Love your dress Sally."Margaretkeith65 commented: "It's great to see Sally back on the sofa this morning and not forgetting you Mr Dan Walker lol." (sic)Sally also took to Instagram to post the same picture as she returned to the breakfast show.She captioned her post in view of her 46,700 followers: "Lovely to be back with @mrdanwalker after a few days away.

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BBC Breakfast star Louise Minchin empathised with her I'm A Celeb colleague, who, during the show, had been forced to view squirrels as a snack.She offered a display of Twitter support for her, encouraging that she understands the struggle."Ever since I ate squirrel in the castle I just cannot look at them the same when I see them on the streets," BBC Radio 1Xtra DJ Snoochie cringed."U cute but I ate your mate.

Louise Minchin, 53, left BBC Breakfast last year after starting on the news show in 2012.Since then she has starred in I'm A Celebrity, but has now reunited with BBC's Mike Bushell, 56, as they take part in a celebrity edition of Catchpoint.BBC's Catchpoint is scheduled to be returning early this year, with host Paddy McGuinness hosting eight special celebrity episodes.Contestants have to act fast as they tackle the ultimate battle of brains in order to win the cash prize for their charities.If contestants drop the ball they could lose everything, but if they manage to hold on, they could walk away victorious.Talking about the new series, Paddy said: "I'm thrilled that Catchpoint is back bigger and better than ever!"With a load of celebrities trying to catch our big and small balls it's bound to be packed with lots of laughs and some sensational diving."Former Homes Under the Hammer star posted a video to her Instagram story today of the Catchpoint studio, with Louise and Mike featuring in the background.In the video she left the caption: "Me & Martin [Roberts] v Louise Minchin and Mike Bushell from BBC Breakfast.

Strictly Come Dancing star Dan Walker has spoken out about following in the footsteps of his former BBC Breakfast co-host, Louise Minchin.Taking to Instagram, the sports reporter, 44, launched a question and answer session with his 267,000 followers, during which he spoke about whether he would go on I'm A Celebrity...

Louise Minchin, 53, has now returned to her usual activities after taking part in I'm A Celebrity...

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Eamonn Holmes fires back over GB News criticism BEFORE debutMany of Louise's 119,000 followers flocked to her post to send their support, including her ex BBC Breakfast co-star Sally Nugent.She wrote: "Quite right.Sending all my love xx."Sally Stephens1512 added: "Sending love to you both xxxxxxxx."Lotte Livestro commented: "I am beyond thankful that you did found the courage, time and energy to show us all that we need to step up and make sure we create a safe and lawful online and offline world."I hope you and your family will have a loved Christmas."Davies sent threats to Louise and her teenage daughter during the pandemic between July 14 and 17 2020.The messages told the presenter she was being watched and included her home address.He

There are plenty of luxury items for celebs to miss when they enter the ITV I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! castle. Namely it’s photos of family members, hot food and a warm bed, but the itch (quite literally) to get into a hairdresser’s chair is also said to be strong.

BBC Breakfast anchor Louise Minchin became the fifth campmate to leave the I’m A Celebrity castle last week.

It happened as the presenter was approaching the stage, just before a contestant was about to perform.Matthew recalled how the ball dropped as he was walking and “smashed into a million pieces.”He joked about how the headlines would have penned the incident the following day.READ MORE: Louise Minchin stuns GMB's Adil Ray as she breaks silence on new move after BBC BreakfastThe TV legend said: “As I stepped on to stage, this giant mirror ball fell from the ceiling and smashed into a million pieces at exactly the spot where I would have been standing two seconds later.”Matthew said that it “would have killed him” and that everyone had to be evacuated.“I said, imagine the papers the next day: ‘Matthew Kelly killed in terrible glitterball