Nina Warhurst: Last News

BBC Breakfast's Sally Nugent has disappeared from today's show. The journalist, 51 - who presents the programme every Monday to Wednesday - was replaced by Nina Warhurst this morning. Nina, 42, and co-host Jon Kay, 53, began Wednesday's instalment of BBC Breakfast by discussing the headlines that have hit the news over the past 24 hours.

FUMING BBC Breakfast fans have called for bosses to make a big change to the show. Today's show was presented by Sally Nugent and Jon Kay, and they covered a range of topics as usual. They also interviewed Paul Gascoigne and highlighted DJ Scott Mills' treadmill challenge for Children in Need on BBC Radio 2.

BBC Breakfast's Sally Nugent left her co-star speechless after she swiped that he was "very harsh" in the middle of a report. Sally, 51, was back on the BBC Breakfast sofa on Wednesday after being absent from Tuesday's show when she was replaced by Nina Warhurst.

MICHAEL Parkinson made a heartbreaking confession on BBC Breakfast this morning. The broadcasting icon revealed that he does "not recognise" himself during an interview on the popular BBC morning programme.

Naga Munchetty, 47, could not hide her surprise after BBC Breakfast star Nina Warhurst, 42, showed fans a glimpse into her first appearance.The business presenter got her start in show business as a teen actor on BBC medical drama Casualty.Marking the broadcaster’s 100th birthday, Nina shared a series of stills from her time on the show.The pictures showed her character looking emotional with a bandage and face injuries.Nina captioned the shots: "Happy Birthday BBC [balloon emoji] Howling at finding my first appearance with Auntie.“Casualty…a spiky teen in polyester, keeping boys a secret, causing parents endless headaches (v method for me in 1997 luvvies)."She added: "Here's to the next chapter... Proud to be part of it.

BBC, but viewers might not know that she once appeared on Casualty back in the 90s.It's clear the BBC Breakfast host is a lady of many talents as she once played a "spiky teen" on the medical soap back in 1997.And despite her impressive broadcasting career, Nina's acting credit in the Christmas special of Casualty was her first on-screen role.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Nina Warhurst swipes at Holly and Phil as she addresses 'boos' at NTAsNina, 42, took to Twitter on Tuesday (October 18) to celebrate the BBC's 100th birthday with a series of throwback snaps from her Casualty stint.The BBC star looked dramatically different as a youngster, especially given the fact that her character landed herself in hospital with a bandage and several cuts across her cheek.The journalist couldn't help laughing at her first TV appearance, joking that she was rather like her mischievous character as she too used to like "keeping boys a secret".Alongside the archive snaps, Nina wrote: "Happy Birthday BBC [balloon emoji] Howling at finding my first appearance with Auntie."Casualty…a spiky teen in polyester, keeping boys a secret, causing parents endless headaches (v method for me in 1997 luvvies)."She concluded: "Here's to the next chapter... Proud to be part of it."Nina later poked fun at her younger self in a follow-up tweet that read:"….

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty made a candid confession to one of the guests on Saturday (October 15) morning's show.The 47-year-old sat on the red sofa alongside regular co-host Charlie Stayt as the pair delved into the top stories of the day.One of those included an inspirational story from Martin Hibbert who was paralysed from the waist down during the Manchester Arena bombing in 2017.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Nina Warhurst swipes at Holly and Phil as she addresses 'boos' at NTAsSince then, Martin has been working "tirelessly" to raise funds for those affected with spinal injuries, including a charity climb up Mount Kilimanjaro using a specially-adapted wheelchair.Just days before he scaled Africa's highest mountain in Tanzania, Martin discovered Boris Johnson had nominated him for a Points of Light award for his incredible efforts.Martin received the prestigious award on Friday (October 14), along with a personal letter from the former Prime Minister and hopes he can now "change perception on disability."Lancashire-born Martin suffered 22 shrapnel wounds, with one that severed is spinal cord and spoke about his daughter, Eve who was also caught in the bombing and had life-changing injuries.Eve was just 14 and stood about five metres away when the suicide bomber detonated his vest at the end of an Ariana Grande concert, leaving her with a significant brain injury.Martin explained that he was told if Eve survived, "she wouldn't be able to see, hear, speak or have any memory," before sharing an incredible moment: "She started college last week!""When she's ready to share her story, she will trump me.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty was notably missing from the BBC studio during Friday's (October 14) instalment of the morning show.

BBC Breakfast presenter Nina Warhurst took a subtle swipe at Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield as she addressed the boos they received at the National Television Awards on Thursday (October 13).The 42-year-old sat alongside Charlie Stayt, replacing his regular Friday partner Naga Munchetty on the red sofa to present the day's headlines.Chat quickly turned to the NTAs, which took place at the OVO Arena in Wembley last night and the pair spoke to TV critic Scott Bryan about many of this year's winners. Holly and Phil took to the stage after This Morning won Best Daytime show, but weren't met with the kindest of responses as the crowd could be heard booing the pair as they headed to collect their award.Referencing the incident, Nina asked: "Did we hear though..

READ NEXT: BBC star diagnosed with Parkinson's after struggling to open Waitrose bagBut suddenly the screen then cut to the BBC's opening titles - which left viewers discussing the "technical issues" online.After cutting away to the opening sequence, the PM was back on screen and discussing her Government's decisions again.But then a second glitch happened when the screen went black and only the PM's voice could be heard.And then the channel quickly segued back to the BBC's opening sequence for a second time.The technical glitches didn't go unnoticed though, and viewers at home pointed it out on social media.Taking to Twitter to discuss the glitches, one person penned: "Oh dear, the #LauraKuenssberg broadcast is all over the place with technical issues."The tweeter continued: "Shame to cut off the beginning of such an important interview with Liz Truss. #BBCLauraK."Another person went on to say: "BBC Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg having serious technical issues and coverage blacking out during PM Liz Truss interview."While a third chimed in: "This is a car crash interview! BBC keeps cutting out, Laura cannot get a word in, Liz is completely in charge and she’s not being held accountable." Someone else however said that the programme cut out three times - and not two."WTF happened on Laura Kuenssberg? Cutting to black three times so far, cut to bbc news credits.

BBC Breakfast presenter Nina Warhurst has revealed that she was mistaken for being pregnant on London transport. The mother-of-two took to Twitter to share the mortifying moment.

BBC Breakfast star joked that the culprit might have been the "breakfast" she had consumed that day."I know people say London isn’t a friendly city, but someone just offered me a priority Tube seat thinking I’m pregnant, which I’m not.So that’s nice isn’t it?" she wrote on Twitter.She followed up with a photo of what she'd been eating, chuckling: " Blaming my tiny breakfast!"The Full English feast on her plate contained scrambled eggs, fried tomatoes, two sausages, hash browns and some mushrooms, alongside a can of Coca ColaThose among her almost 33,000 followers who replied exclaimed that they weren't sure whether to laugh heartily over the mishap or feel sorry for her.Meanwhile, some had their own stories of embarrassing moments from their daily Tube commutes to share."Same thing happened to me. When I realised why she was offering me a seat I just said thank you, sat down and rubbed my ‘full of crisps & snacks’ belly as too mortified to reveal the truth," @LisahollHoland replied.She continued: "Other ladies were looking at me with a ‘Oh we know the truth’ stare.

BBC Breakfast star Nina Warhurst has taken to social media after being left mortified by a fellow London Underground user who thought she expecting a baby.The 41-year-old presenter logged into her Twitter account over the weekend to share an update from her recent commute on the Tube.She penned: "I know people say London isn’t a friendly city, but someone just offered me a priority Tube seat thinking I’m pregnant, which I’m not. So that’s nice isn’t it."READ MORE: BBC Breakfast fans distracted as Take That's Mark Owen 'looks different' on show One of the star's followers replied: "Not sure to laugh or feel sorry for you.

BBC Breakfast's Nina Warhurst was left mortified after getting mistaken for being pregnant. The 41-year-old regularly appears on BBC Breakfast either as the business correspondent or stand-in co-host.

BBC Breakfast star John Maguire had to apologise for his choice of outfit after Sally Nugent questioned the rogue choice live on air. The 51-year-old presenter returned to the red sofa for Wednesday's programme after being replaced by Nina Warhurst on yesterday's show as she left to interview Roger Federer about his retirement from tennis.

BBC Breakfast host Sally Nugent was notably absent from Tuesday's show (September 20) and had addressed the reason why. The 51-year-old normally presents the BBC show alongside Jon Kay from Monday to Wednesday but was replaced by Nina Warhurst during yesterday's show.Sally returned to her spot on the red sofa today where she revealed she was given the opportunity to speak to Roger Federer who recently announced his retirement from tennis.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast in major host shake-up as regular Sally Nugent replaced by Nina Warhurst"Very lucky.

Jon Kay and Nina Warhurst were forced to apologise and issue an explanation as they hosted BBC Breakfast. The pair were back at the helm of the BBC One news programme on Tuesday (September 20), the day after the broadcaster aired blanket coverage of the Queen's state funeral.

BBC Breakfast's typical format endured yet another shake-up after Nina Warhurst joined Jon Kay on the red sofa to present this mornings programme. Jon typically presents alongside co-host Sally Nugent on Tuesday's, but the 51-year-old was nowhere to be seen on the first show following the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II.

BBC Breakfast viewers had plenty of questions when they noticed the digital clock was missing during Tuesday's programme.Today's episode kicked off at it's usual time slot of 6am, with presenters Jon Kay and Nina Warhurst fronting the first show following the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II.But as the duo began talking about the top stories of today, it wasn't long before eagle-eyed fans picked up on the fact the digital clock was absent from the bottom right-hand corner of the screen.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast in major host shake-up as regular Sally Nugent replaced by Nina WarhurstMany people who tune in to watch the early morning show rely on it for the time thanks to the digital clock, causing many to take to social media and question the digital glitch."What happened to the clock? #BBCBreakfast," asked one as another added: "Where’s the little clock??? #BBCBreakfast."A third penned: "Whats happened to your clock this morning? Not showing @BBCBreakfast #noclock," while someone else echoed: "#BBCBreakfast where has the clock gone?"Seeing the abundance of questions surrounding the clock on social media, presenters Jon and Nina addressed the issue later in the show."Our clock is broken. It's disappeared! Our on screen clock has disappeared," the newsreader explained before adding: "It's causing chaos for lots of you this morning.

NAGA Munchetty was nowhere to be seen during this morning's BBC Breakfast show - just days after she was branded "rude" by viewers. The BBC's hit morning programme has already gone through several format changes this week following the Queen's death. During the Queen's final journey from Balmoral and her subsequent lying in state, the broadcaster has seen several of its presenters ditch the Salford studio.

BBC Breakfast viewers have slammed 'dull' Charlie Stayt - as they moaned they'd had to 'switch off' over his interviews. Charlie, 60, was broadcasting live from the banks of the River Thames in London today as the show covered the huge queues of people patiently waiting to go and see the Queen lying in state.