Nina Warhurst: Last News

BBC Breakfast star Nina Warhurst left fans worried when she rushed her son to hospital.The TV presenter was forced to skip a charity event on Saturday (June 25) in order to look after her injured son, which involved spending a dreaded five hours in A&E.Nina took to Twitter with a snap of her son's arm in a cast as she updated her fans on what happened.READ MORE: Dan Walker shares first look at new Channel 5 job after begging BBC Breakfast for returnCatching up with her 29,000 followers, she wrote: "Supposed to be walking 26 miles for @alzheimerssoc today, but life took a different turn."Five hours in A&E ain’t so bad when the paid staff are attentive, kind & keep you updated. He cried as we LEFT!"Thanks @WythenshaweHosp Ps thanks for sponsor I’ll do the miles somehow!)" (sic)."Later on, Nina issued an update on her son's condition alongside photos of his arm cast, which was covered in stickers.Nina said: "Tbf walked close to this trying to locate cash, break a note* and escape the A&E car park.She finished: "*Thanks @marksandspencer for the compulsory purchase.

BBC Breakfast's Nina Warhurst had planned to do a 26 mile walk for charity but, in a turn of events, ended up rushing her son to A&E instead. Nina, 41, took to Twitter to share the news with her followers and revealed that she wouldn’t be doing the lengthy walk for Alzheimer's Society as she’d ended up at Wythenshawe Hospital with one of her two young sons. “Supposed to be walking 26 miles for @alzheimerssoc today, but life took a different turn,” Nina began her tweet.

BBC presenter Nina Warhurst gave her fans a fright this weekend when her young son was rushed to A&E. The BBC Breakfast presenter shared a photo of her little boy's arm in a plaster cast, revealing to her Twitter followers that she'd had to take him to hospital.

BBC Breakfast presenter Jon Kay savaged Angela Rayner during the latest edition of the morning show as she took a swipe at Prime Minister Boris Johnson. It was revealed on Monday (June 6) night that Mr Johnson survived a vote of no-confidence and now has to press forward after 148 Tory MPs failed to back him.

BBC Breakfast star Sally Nugent was forced to present the latest edition of the morning show alone in the studio. Presenter Jon Kay welcomed viewers to Tuesday's show (June 7) standing outside Number 10 Downing Street following the news that Prime Minister Boris Johnson has survived a confidence vote.

BBC Breakfast viewers were left scratching their head when a wax figure of Queen Elizabeth appeared followed by a procession of fake corgis. Presenters Sally Nugent and Jon Kay crossed live to journalist Nina Warhurst at the BBC's Platinum Jubilee party marquee at Salford Quays.

Sally Nugent was missing from her usual spot on BBC Breakfast - just days after her pal Dan Walker quit the broadcaster.BBC star Sally normally hosts the flagship morning programme on week days, but viewers tuning in on Monday (May 30) might have been surprised to find she was nowhere to be seen.Instead, it was Sally's colleague Nina Warhurst who stepped in to replace her on the famous red sofa next to Jon Kay, who has been anchoring the show with Sally in Dan's absence.Nina works as a business and consumer presenter on Breakfast, but she also stars as a stand-in presenter.The BBC Breakfast team have a group of backup presenters who fill in for the regulars when needed - including Jon, Nina and Ben Thompson.It is not currently clear why Sally is absent from her usual presenting spot.It comes less than two weeks after Sally's former co-host Dan Walker anchored his last show on BBC Breakfast - which proved to be an emotional day for Sally and the team.Dan had hosted BBC Breakfast for six years, but his BBC career spanned a whopping 13 years in total.The TV presenter has now joined rival broadcaster Channel 5, where he's taken up a lead anchor role on 5 News.This is a live TV story and is being constantly updated.

BBC Breakfast viewers were unimpressed when the early morning show began to focus on the Champions League final between Liverpool FC and Real Madrid. Presenters Charlie Stayt and Nina Warhurst turned the conversation to the match and noted that Liverpool are aiming high and could potentially bring home their seventh European Cup.However, some Breakfast fans were less than enthused about the news as clips of Liverpool fans were shown, along with another reporter who discussed the match.

A BBC Breakfast reporter was left red-faced after a mortifying wardrobe blunder during a farming report. Today's programme saw hosts Jon Kay and Sally Nugent discuss rising food prices and how chicken was the latest ingredient to see costs soaring.

BBC Breakfast looks set to have found a candidate to replace Dan Walker on the popular breakfast show.

BBC Breakfast fans are in awe over TV host Nine Warhurst's new family addition - her adorable pet kitten.Nina shared a sweet snap of her with her "new baby" on Instagram on Wednesday (May 4) and fans went wild in the comments.The BBC reporter captioned the post: "Forgot to formally introduce my new baby. I mean kitten"She spent the first 3 months with her (first) Mummy and is a happy little gal, adjusting well to life in a loving headlock."She’s been named Blaze Salford Warhurst by the kids and with that I feel she has a future in street art or organised crime."We are all smitten kittens and I’m enjoying the gender balance pit-patting my way.

BBC Breakfast had a major format shake-up this week, as the famous red sofa relocated to Cornwall.The show is filmed at MediaCity in Salford, Greater Manchester - but it was all change on Tuesday (April 26), as the couch found itself in St Austell for a very poignant tribute to a war hero.With Dan Walker and Sally Nugent presenting the show from the studio, it was up to Sally's occasional co-host Jon Kay to front the Cornwall end of the programme, as show bosses shipped a replica of the couch out to the harbour.It comes as the programme marks the tragic death of D-Day veteran Harry Billinge, who died earlier this month after tirelessly fundraising for a war memorial.He had previously appeared on Breakfast for a special Normandy segment, and made quite the impression on its cast and crew.But fans were stunned to see Dan and Jon interact on the programme, as the pair rarely cross paths.Jon tends to stand in for Dan during holidays or periods of absence, and so is used to sitting alongside the likes of Sally Nugent and Nina Warhurst on the show.Sally began the segment by saying: "Now, today we say goodbye to Harry Billinge, the D-Day veteran and friend of this programme, who died earlier this month aged 96."Dan explained: "His funeral is going to take place in his hometown of St Austell in Cornwall - Jon Kay is there for us today and we'll say good morning to Jon. It's a sad day, Jon, isn't it, but also a chance to celebrate what was an incredible life."Jon replied: "Absolutely - that is precisely the tone that people here are hoping for today, Dan and Sally."In the sun-dappled morning light, the couch could be seen at the edge of the harbour, with the path to get there temporarily blocked off by cordons.

BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker was left baffled and rather disgusted as his co-star Nina Warhurst ate weeds live on-air.Nina was presenting live from an allotment in Derby to discuss the need to "use them or lose them", and highlight the importance of growing plants and veg not just for the local community but for mental health.But things turned awkward in the studio as Dan and his co-presenter Sally Nugent were both unconvinced by her facial expression while sampling some of the local produce.Nina kicked things off by telling the camera: "Dee, who runs this spot, she eats something from this land every day and says she saves a fortune. Any produce that's left over goes into the local community.

BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker left his colleagues fairly amused on Wednesday morning after he admitted that he enjoys taking the bins out.The 45-year-old who is often open about his pursuits outside of his BBC role couldn't help but make the odd confession in front of his co-host Nina Warhurst and sports journalist John Watson.But his admission appeared to amuse Nina and John as they seemed perplexed that he would enjoy such a job.Talking about taking the bins outside, Nina questioned Dan and said: "Did you just it's one of your favourite jobs, why?" Dan replied: "I just love it!" Nina giggled: "Because it's short." The former Strictly star then explained that the job is similar to cutting the grass which he also finds satisfying.John chimed in and said: "I suppose it's an easy job for big reward, perhaps. You're doing your bit.

BBC Breakfast presenter Nina Warhurst told her colleague Dan Walker to "steady on" after he made a tongue-in-cheek wardrobe confession on the morning show.Speaking about how great the Bank Holiday weather was, Dan told his colleague that he did something rather "crazy" by wearing a t-shirt due to the warmer temperatures.Taken aback, Nina, 41, looked stunned as she later giggled in amusement.Following the weather segment, presented by Carol Kirkwood, Dan, 44, said to Nina: "It's been a decent bank holiday."Nina replied: "It just makes such a difference to your mood doesn't it, when you walk out there's a bit of warmth on your face."Giggling, Dan said: "I had a t-shirt on yesterday."Surprised by his admission, Nina replied: "Did you? Steady on."Dan then said: "Yes, hello!"The pair then tried to make sure that they put themselves together ahead of the next segment.This is a live TV story and is being constantly updated. Please refresh the page regularly for the latest news, pictures and video.You can also get email updates on the day’s biggest TV stories straight to your inbox by signing up for our soaps and Hot TV newsletters .Get all the very best news, pictures, opinion and video on your favourite TV shows by following Daily Star every time you see our name.

BBC Breakfast on Sunday (April 17), with her co-star notably absent from the BBC studios.Regular viewers of the news programme will know that the show is usually fronted by two anchors, with the likes of Jon Kay, Roger Johnson, Victoria Derbyshire or Katherine Downes appearing alongside a colleague.The Sunday edition of the programme doesn't normally see the main anchors, Naga Munchetty, Charlie Stayt or Sally Nugent take their place on the sofa.However, as viewers tuned in on Easter Sunday (April 17), they were somewhat perplexed to see the sofa looking emptier than usual. Business presenter and stand-in presenter, Nina Warhurst, 41, sat alone on the sofa as she delivered the day's news, including the latest on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's appearance in The Hague.

BBC Breakfast descended into chaos on Wednesday (April 13) as Nina Warhurst 'disappeared' from the screen after nearly being run over by a trolley.Business correspondent Nina was reporting on the rising inflation rates from a busy warehouse in Birmingham - but nothing could have prepared her as she was almost swept off her feet by a passing worker, quite literally.With Jon Kay and Sally Nugent firmly on solid ground on the red sofa, they turned to Nina for the business news of the day - and it wasn't looking good.But as Nina concluded: "As we said earlier, the predictions from the Bank of England is that inflation will go even higher, higher than eight percent, in the coming months."They will potentially use interest rates in the meantime to bring it down."She added: "We get the latest figures at seven o'clock, as I said - expect it to go higher than six point seven percent. We'll be back with you then."In the background as Nina prepared to deliver her parting words to camera, a group of male workers could be seen chatting as one attempted to steer a pallet truck forward - right to where Nina was standing.They'd been waiting patiently for a few minutes while she chatted, but they seemed to sense the segment was over as she went to move out of the way, but not before showing herself on the TV screen behind them in a cheeky echo of BBC Breakfast.She said: "In the meantime, we'll probably just chill out and watch a bit of telly.

BBC Breakfast viewers were surprised to see Nina Warhurst missing from the red sofa during the latest instalment of the beloved morning news show.On Sunday (April 10), Luxmy Gopal woke up the nation alongside regular host Ben Thompson as they discussed the latest headlines in the news this weekend.The 41-year-old broadcaster usually teams up with the 40-year-old TV presenter to host the morning programme on a Sunday but are also more than eager to step in for their fellow weekday presenters if needed..Dan Walker and Sally Nugent host the breakfast show from Monday to Wednesday while Charlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty take over the reins from Thursday through to Saturday.Although the TV presenter is yet to explain her absence from the early morning show, she's not the only famous face who was missing from the show this week. In a major TV shake-up Naga Munchetty was noticeable missing from the famous red sofa all week as co-star Rachel Burden stepped in for the brunette beauty alongside Charlie Stayt.

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's Jon Kay took a step away from the norm this week as he revealed a rare detail about his family life.The presenter, who this week is standing in for Dan Walker, tends to keep his cards close to his chest when it comes to his private life - and little is known about Jon away from the programme.But during a chat with his co-star Nina Warhurst - who replaced Sally Nugent on Wednesday (March 30) - it emerged that Jon actually has teenage children.The pair were reading through the papers of the day when Nina pointed to an article on social media, which revealed that plenty of young people have fake social media accounts to fool their parents.And she was quick to admit the news was "frightening", beginning: "I like this story, and I’m frightened of it.

BBC Breakfast fans were left baffled this week, as both regular presenters were replaced in a major show shake-up.On Wednesday (March 30), Sally Nugent was missing from the show, with Nina Warhurst stepping up to the red sofa in her place.Typically, Breakfast is presented by Dan Walker and Sally from Mondays to Wednesdays, while Charlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty take over the rest of the week.But her permanent co-star Dan has also been absent from Breakfast throughout the week - as he is busy taking some time off and improving his golf game. Temporary presenter Jon Kay was thankfully able to make it in his place.Sally, however, hasn't yet offered an explanation on social media as to why she wasn't on set on Wednesday.Fans were left confused by the replacement, and took to Twitter to share their confusion - and a lot of support for Nina.One wrote: "NINA! thank god going to enjoy Breakfast this morning, nothing against Jon, but miss DAN!"Someone else said: "Nina you're made for this job of morning presenter!""@BBCBreakfast you're a breath of fresh air this morning Nina," another keen fan added.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.