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BBC Breakfast presenter Sally Nugent has spoken out publicly following the news Dan Walker is quitting his job at the BBC.Dan has decided to ditch his role as BBC Breakfast anchor and instead has joined rival network Channel 5.The TV star, 45, is set to become lead anchor on Channel 5's flagship news bulletin show 5 News, which was recently revamped and launched in November.His expanded role will also see him present a series of non-news shows across the channel.Sally has now broken her silence on the departure of her BBC Breakfast co-host Dan in front of her 143k followers.Taking to Twitter following the news on Monday (April 4), Sally was full of praise for her "brilliant" colleague Dan, who she insisted was also her friend.She quote tweeted Dan's tweet, where he confirmed the news of his exciting new TV job.Sally wrote: "We’re not just colleagues but we’re friends too. Dan is simply brilliant to sit next to.

BBC Breakfast spoke to Chancellor Rishi Sunak as he defended the Spring Statement but viewers were outraged over the presenters’ post-interview conversation.During a segment in which reporter Nina Warhurst grilled him about the cuts, she turned the conversation toward the price of a loaf of bread. She asked him to tell her which item he thinks has risen in price during recent trips to the supermarket.Nina said that she had noticed crisps had gone up which made Rishi laugh and he replied with “probably bread,” which he thinks gone up to £1.20 from its original price of £1, which he “recalled from memory”.Nina then asked him what his favourite loaf was: “It’s a Hovis, kind of seeded thing.

Dan Walker, 44, has penned an emotional tribute to Shane Warne after the cricketer’s death was confirmed on Friday.The Australian legend died of a suspected heart attack at the age of 52. Heartbroken Dan wrote on Twitter: “Genuinely can’t believe the sad news about the death of Shane Warne.“He came on BBC Breakfast just a couple of weeks ago and was as effervescent as ever.

BBC Breakfast turned tense on Thursday morning (February 17) as presenter Jon Kay shut down his co-star in an awkward row.Jon was joined by co-presenter Naga Munchetty and sports correspondent Mike Bushell on the red sofa to discuss the sporting issues of the day - including the ongoing Winter Olympics.Mike began by telling his co-stars: "Team GB have a huge chance of guaranteeing a medal..."But Naga soon interrupted: "Well, you've said this..." as Mike finished: "I know, A fair few times, but this is it because they do have their semi-final against the USA at lunchtime today."Mike continued to explain his reasoning, adding: "Now the Brits have only lost one of their nine matches, and yes, that was to the USA.""Oh Mike, Mike!" Jon moaned, as Naga struggled to find the words to express what she was thinking."But there's hope!" Mike insisted, adding: "They're in better form than they were in the Round Robin match because they're top of the group, their tails are up, they've got the form and momentum. Momentum is everything in sport!"But Naga wasn't impressed, as she said: "Your narrative over the Winter Olympics has been fabulous - because in the early days it was, 'Naga - too early! You know, we started late last time, we did really well.

Naga Munchetty got told off by her co-star Mike Bushell for 'laughing' after his segment went wrong.Things took an awkward turn in the BBC studio when sports presenter Mike Bushell tried to deliver the latest sports news to viewers on Thursday's broadcast (January 20).Mike had been trying to tell the nation about the latest Ashes news - after the men's England cricket team suffered a crushing defeat to Australia earlier this month.However, he soon got distracted when he heard Naga making noises in the background of the studio, and he thought she was laughing at him.He proceeded to call her out on it, but the pair jokingly clashed when Naga hit back.Mike was saying: "The men are still licking their wounds after their Ashes humiliation..Stopping his report, he said: "Naga's laughing at that..." before pointing over to where Naga was sitting on the red sofa.Defending herself, Naga told him: "I'm not laughing!"Mike continued: "I saw you snigger..."Munchetty explained: "I actually kicked my foot and I hurt my foot myself, sorry, so I was wincing."Realising this, Mike said: "Oh sorry, nothing to do with you..."This is a live TV story and is constantly being updated.Please refresh the page regularly to get the latest TV updates.TV & Showbiz reporters are working to source the latest information, reaction, pictures and video related to this story.You can also follow us on Twitter @DailyStar, or follow us on Instagram @dailystar to get the latest TV and celeb gossip 24 hours a day.Or like our Daily Star Showbiz Facebook page to get the day's biggest stories, and have your say on them.Why not also subscribe to receive our regular Daily Star showbiz newsletters?You can do this on this page by simply entering your email address

BBC's Homes Under the Hammer since the programme began in 2003.

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.

The presenter said: “The really weird thing is, I haven’t seen Martin Roberts, from Homes Under the Hammer, my co-presenter for about a year and a half. “I’m not allowed to go up and give him a hug because of the Covid restrictions,” she said. The star then concluded, saying: “So when we’re finished I might.”Lucy also followed up her story with a series of other clips taken during filming of Celebrity Catchpoint. The first of the videos was a clip of her and her co-stars messing around on set. The co-stars were Martin Roberts, Louise Minchin and Mike Bushell. She captioned the video: “Me and Martin V Louise Minchin and Mike Bushell from BBC Breakfast. “Here’s the studio.” Referencing Celebrity Catchpoint, the following story clip featured Martin and Lucy side by side with the caption: “It’s tough catching the balls.” She added: “Haha never laughed so much.”She then turned the camera over for a short clip with her and Martin where she told fans what she was up to. She said: “So we’re here doing Celebrity Catchpoint. “Here’s the studio.

BBC Breakfast studio this morning as journalist Ben Boulos, 37, made his hosting debut. Ben had teased his new role and fans were thrilled to see him on the sofa.Yesterday, he posted a beaming selfie and told followers he had “something VERY exciting” happening for the first time.He kept his new gig under wraps and teased followers with a series of clues instead.First, he shared a video pointing outside a train window as he departed from London, but kept his destination a secret.The presenter followed with a snap of a train board which revealed he was on his way to MediaCityUK in Salford, the home of BBC Breakfast.He also added a selection of photographs from outside the Quay House studio which were taken so early in the morning it was still dark outside.Finally, he put fans out of their misery and revealed he is the latest replacement host to join the BBC morning show.In a clip to his 11,000 followers, Ben showed off the studio behind the scenes and captured presenters Naga Munchetty, Jon Kay and Mike Bushell preparing for the broadcast.He said: “Well here is one last clue.“I am on the famous red sofa.

BBC Breakfast presenters Charlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty hosted today’s BBC Breakfast show and sports presenter Mike Bushell made an appearance during his sports segment.

BBC Breakfast was left in chaos on Friday morning, as weather presenter Owain Wyn Evans stormed off the set live on-air.Owain appeared on the programme to discuss his epic feat of drumming constantly for 24 hours in order to raise money for Children In Need.He has already managed to smash existing records with the most money raised for a 24-hour challenge ever, surpassing the £3million mark.But, appearing on the sofa alongside presenters Naga Munchetty, Jon Kay and Mike Bushell, Owain made it clear he isn't keen on seeing another set of drum sticks any time soon.Discussing his achievements, he said: "I can't believe it raised that much."Jon chimed in: "Well you don't know the final figure yet, do you? That will be revealed tonight, but the

BBC Breakfast star Mike Bushell took to social media this morning to speak out following his co-star Louise Minchin's very last day.The sports presenter was unable to attend the 53-year-old's final show, and so issued an apology to the TV star via Twitter."Good luck Louise and sorry to have missed your final day," he wrote online, while sharing a post from Louise."I was watching and it was emotional," the 55-year-old added, in view of his 60,300 followers."Forever part of the @BBCBreakfastfamily and thanks for being a most wonderful colleague from all the way back at @BBCBerkshire to now for the last 2 decades on the sofa."His post accompanied a tweet from Louise, who had shared a series of snaps from the momentous day.She informed her

BBC Breakfast fans have moaned that the show’s coverage of teen tennis star Emma Raducanu is too OTT and that there is other news happening today - mainly the commemoration of the 9/11 terror attacks. Presented by Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt, the sporting protege’s meteoric rise to tennis fame featured heavily on the morning programme - but some thought it was just too much.

Chaser for Monday evening's edition, which was another repeat. Rylan Clark-Neal, Mike Bushell, Rhia Bailey and Annabel Croft were the celebs those taking part in the quiz show.

big change to the format. Jenny Ryan was the show's Chaser for Monday evening's edition, with Bradley Walsh back hosting from 5pm.

host Bradley Walsh introducing the programme. But it soon became clear it was a celebrity version of the show and also a repeat from 2017.

Bradley Walsh was left baffled when BBC sports presenter Mike Bushell revealed a rather quirky tactic for answering a question on The Chase.Monday's episode of The Chase: Celebrity Special was a re-run of a previous celebrity episode that aired in 2018, but it certainly wasn't short of drama.The celebrity edition of the game show saw Mike Bushell, Rhea Bailey, Annabel Croft and Rylan-Clark-Neal face Jenny "The Vixen" Ryan in a bid to earn money for their chosen charities.First up to face the music was BBC sports presenter Mike Bushell, who managed to bag an impressive £7,000 in his cash builder round and went on to face Chaser Jenny "The Vixen" Ryan.However, despite his strong start on the game show he soon got a lashing from presenter

BBC Breakfast star Mike Bushell, 55, issued an apology to Adam Wild after he was unable to appear on the programme.The former Strictly Come Dancing star praised his replacement on Twitter and thanked him for standing in at the last minute and saving the day.Sharing a picture of himself on the programme on social media, Adam told his 1,369 followers that his morning had been unexpected.He thanked the show's hosts Dan Walker and Louise Minchin for showing him the ropes."I’ll be honest, not quite the morning I was expecting."Great to make (big) surprise appearance on @BBCBreakfast," he wrote online before thanking his co-stars."Thanks @mrdanwalker & @louiseminchin for guiding me through," Adam continued.Dan, who presented sports show Football

Strictly Come Dancing pro looked a little worse for wear after a five-and-a-half hour lunch with BBC co-stars Janette Manrara and Luba Mushtuk. Wearing a mini-dress and thigh-high black boots, the Russian dancer was spotted on the streets of Soho as she posed with a red handbag and a 'Dancing Queen' sign.

BBC Breakfast sports reporter Mike Bushell was forced to run out of the studio on today’s show (May 7) – leaving Naga Munchetty in hysterics.Naga was joined by John Kay on the sofa this morning and were joined by Mike during the show to speak about last night’s Europa League results and the news that Ed Sheeran has become a sponsor of childhood club Ipswich Town.But it appeared he was in a bit of a rush to get out of the studio when his report came to an end.Speaking on Arsenal’s exit, Mike joked: “What Arsenal need now is a poster to give them an afterglow and make them happier.”“I don’t even think that would help now…” Naga replied.Before she could finish, Mike interrupted with: “I love this next item.

Naga Munchetty fired a cheeky jibe at her co-host Charlie Stayt on BBC Breakfast today after the pair were left staggered by an incredible stunt.