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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 .

LONG Lost Family fans were left struggling after what they dubbed the "most heart wrenching episode yet". ITV viewers tuned into the hugely emotional series, fronted by Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell, for the "tough" story of Dorian Reece.

Good Morning Britain viewers were left in tears after Nicky Campbell's appearance on Thursday's show (March 3).The 60-year-old TV star who is better known for his role alongside Davina McCall on Long Lost Family, opened up about a deeply heartbreaking moment in his life when he suffered an emotional breakdown.Recalling his mental health struggles, he spoke about how he had collapsed in tears on a patch of grass outside Euston train station on day.Nicky explained that his Labrador seemed to understand that something wasn't right and offered up unconditional love to him at a time when he most needed it.He praised his dog as being the one to provide him with comfort when he didn't even know how much that would mean to him, as he unveils his new book about his dog being a major part of his family.Taking to Twitter fans not only hailed him for sharing his deeply personal story but also shared their experiences.One person penned: "He’s not alone in that. For almost 14 years my dog has been the only one to love me unconditionally, understand my fears without judgement and I’ve never once felt he wants me to pull myself together so he can get on with HIS life.Another added: "Thank you for being a friend" that just brought a tear to my eye @NickyAACampbell @susannareid100 @GMB #GMBA third asked: "Was Nicky OK in the end there? he looked rather upset #GMB."While a fourth said: "Always liked Nicky Campbell, all round nice bloke.

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.

LONG Lost Family star Nicky Campbell has revealed his wife Tina was mugged at a cashpoint. The 60-year-old presenter said she had been subjected to the sickening scam as she went to use the machine last week.

Scottish radio presenter Nicky Campbell broke down live on air while reading the horrific details of the Sarah Everard murder trial during a news bulletin today.Nicky was presenting on the 5 Live BBC Breakfast Show with colleague Rachel Burden when the heart-wrenching moment took place.The presenter described how Sarah's father Jeremy asked for a photo to be shown in court of Sarah as he read his statement and demanded his daughters murderer look at him.Nicky began reading the harrowing statement: "I can never forgive you for what you have done, for taking Sarah away from us."She was handcuffed and unable to defend herself, you burnt our daughters body..."The presenter's voice trailed off as he struggled to cope with the harrowing details

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

BBC Radio 5 Live with Nicky Campbell.

Dan Walker was one of many BBC stars welcoming a new addition to breakfast news this week.The broadcaster announced Rick Edwards will be taking over Nicky Campbell on BBC Radio 5 Live.Nicky usually hosts the breakfast news show with Rachel Burden on the station.However, the BBC confirmed he will instead be taking on a new spot later in the morning from November.In a tweet on September 1 the station wrote: “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.”Dan was one of the first stars to react to the news online.Replying to the tweet, Dan wrote: “Congratulations @rickedwards1.“Welcome to the wide awake

BBC Radio 5 Live.

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.

A Hollywood star, a music icon, a national treasure and a sporting giant were among stars sharing congratulations at the Pride of Scotland awards.

Pride of Scotland Awards spectacular on STV – and host Nicky Campbell says it is going to be a show to remember. Nicky, who is presenting the awards alongside Kirsty Gallacher, is both honoured and humbled to be at the helm of the star-studded event which celebrates Scotland’s unsung heroes.

LONG Lost Family host Nicky Campbell told how he was bedridden and at a "really low ebb" after Charlie Brooker branded him "the Antichrist." The popular broadcaster, who has spoken openly about his battles with bipolar and depression, told how he was already "suffering badly" before the Black Mirror creator's bizarre comments proved the tipping point. In his column for the Guardian, Screen Burn, Charlie published a post in November 2004 branding Nicky, 60, the "most evil man in the universe." In the oddball first-person column, Charlie continued: "He's the Antichrist, that's why.

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

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He continued: “I can take it - of course, I can take people having a go and having a bit of craic and insulting you - it goes with the game. But this was visceral.