Nicky Campbell: Last News

Police Scotland has launched an investigation into historic claims of abuse at a top school BBC presenter Nicky Campbell attended. The broadcaster claimed he had suffered abuse during his time at Edinburgh Academy in the 1970s.

BBC News journalists are considering striking over the merger of the domestic and international news channels that will see 70 jobs axed.

Pressure is mounting on the Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry to examine fresh allegations about horrific and long-running abuse at Edinburgh Academy.

Broadcaster Nicky Campbell ’s revelations about sexual abuse at school prompted hundreds to get in touch – but there was one phone call that stopped him in his tracks.

Cops have launched an attempted murder probe after a man was mowed down by a stolen car on an Edinburgh road yesterday.

A car flipped onto it's roof on a busy Scots road before the driver failed an eyesight test. Emergency services raced to the A1 near the junction with Newcraighall Road in Edinburgh shortly after 12.05pm on Tuesday, July 27.

As a 10-year-old, Nicky Campbell witnessed his schoolmates in Edinburgh being sexually abused and today breaks his silence in the hope of finally getting justice.

The BBC has unveiled plans to merge its domestic and international news channels, with 70 jobs set to be cut in London HQ but 20 created in Washington.

Long Lost Family: Born Without Trace will return to ITV next week (Monday 23 May) as Davina McCall, Nicky Campbell and the team do their best to reunite foundlings with family members and shed light on their mysterious beginnings.The show – which is now a firm favourite of viewers – has always been a tear-jerker, but Davina has admitted that she finds the filming process for Born Without Trace particularly difficult. Speaking about one of the foundlings the team helped this series, Davina recalled: "I couldn't take the pain away." She explained: "To be honest, something I have found very hard but I have tried to learn over time is that I have to let people feel all the feelings that they feel and not try and make them happy or make it feel better." Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter .

Rick Edwards has been a staple of Channel 4 presenting since his E4 Music days in 2005.

BBC Radio 5 Live co-star Nicky Campbell, 60, presented her with a gift this morning.

Succession star Brian Cox says he'd love to tell Boris Johnson to "f**k off" in the style of his character Logan Roy.

Nicky Campbell has revealed his wife Tina was mugged on Friday 29 October.The Long Lost Families star, 60, said his wife Tina, whom he has been married to since 1997, was left "shocked and annoyed" by the incident. Nicky shared the news on Twitter with his 171,000 followers.

Michelle Dignan, choked back tears as she bid farewell to the programme she has worked on for the past 10 years. Speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live presenters Rachel Burden and Nicky Campbell, Michelle expressed her gratitude for the experience.She said: “I feel like I just want to say thank you to everybody.“I think that anyone knows that when you leave a job after a long time not only do you look back at what you’ve done in your work, but you look at your personal life too.“I started as a young, free, and single twenty-odd-year-old and in these 10 years I’m now married with kids.”Rachel added: “I remember the morning after the night we had out when we met [your husband].”Michelle added: “My personal life has changed so much but 5 Live, you guys

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Naga Munchetty has taken to social media to share her joy at the news a new star is joining her radio station. Rick Edwards has been announced as the host of BBC Radio 5 Live’s breakfast show.He’ll be taking over from Nicky Campbell in the morning slot, it was announced earlier today.Sharing the news on Instagram, the BBC confirmed Rick had landed the gig.On the official Twitter account they penned: “We’ve got some exciting news…“Rick Edwards will take over from Nicky Campbell as the new 5 Live Breakfast presenter alongside Rachel Burden from November.“Congratulations @RickEdwards1.”Rick was quick to react to the news as he replied: “THIS.

Fans of ITV series Long Lost Family will know that you need to have tissues on standby to watch every episode. And tonight’s instalment of the emotional programme is no different, as viewers are introduced to Louise Stoppani - a woman who tells hosts Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell that she desperately wants to track down her birth father.

Charlie Brooker, claiming comments from the Black Mirror creator left him in bed for two days.The TV presenter recalled being the centre of ‘really vicious’ comments from satirist Charlie Brooker, which he said left him at a ‘low ebb’ as he suffered depression.Campbell, 60, known for his work on TV shows including Watchdog and Long Lost Family, was described as ‘the Antichrist’ in a 2004 newspaper column written by Brooker, 50.He had penned Campbell might be ‘the most evil man in the universe’, and added: ‘There’s no evidence to support this, but come on — there’s just something about him, isn’t there?’Also, in an episode of Screenwipe, Brooker’s review show broadcast on BBC Four, he featured a recap of Campbell’s career set to satanic

Nicky Campbell has landed a brand new radio hosting job on BBC Radio 5 Live – just hours after quitting his breakfast show on the radio station.

Nicky Campbell is leaving BBC Radio 5 Live Breakfast after nearly two decades to host a new phone-in show.

Long Lost Family viewers know only too well how heartbreaking some of the stories that feature can be. None more so than in ITV show’s spin off series, Long Lost Family Born Without Trace.The show, presented by Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell, follows adults who were abandoned as babies starting their search to find out more about their roots and where they came from.