Nina Warhurst: Last News

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.

BBC Breakfast star Naga Munchetty weighed in as her former co-star Steph McGovern said good-bye to her colleague on social media.Her Packed Lunch co-worker Alan Clayon has revealed he is "delighted" to join BBC's The One Show after working as a producer on the Channel 4 show.Alan wrote on social media to his 1,800 followers: "SELF INDULGENT ALERT."Delighted to say that from next week I'll be joining BBC Studios as Series Producer, The One Show working with the fantastic team in the Documentary Unit, Salford to produce the Current Affairs, Arts and special project films for prime time on BBC One."Steph quickly paid tribute to her friend, writing: "Very proud of this fella."We’ve worked together for years, first at BBC Breakfast, then launching the lockdown show from my house and then Steph’s Packed Lunch from Leeds Dock."He’s now finally being released back into the wild..."I'm going to miss him.

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.

BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker has taken to Twitter to poke fun at a blunder from the show, which occurred during Nina Warhurst's live segment.The Strictly Come Dancing star, 45, had been speaking to his colleague Nina, who was on location in Liverpool, as he sat alongside his co-host Sally Nugent in the studio when the funny moment occurred.In view of his 752,500 followers, the BBC star posted a brief clip of the mishap going on behind Nina as she reported from a warehouse.He captioned the video: "When you’re caught playing Wordle at work live on #BBCBreakfast," he wrote alongside two laughing emojis and tagging his colleague Nina Warhurst.In the segment, Nina spoke to the duo about the rising inflation rate.She said: "Morning Sally, we said that we predicted inflation could go from 5.5 per cent in January to 5.9 per cent, possibly six per cent."The reality is here and it's higher than we expected, it's at 6.2 per cent."So that's the rate at which prices are increasing from February last year to February this year," she added.However, it was what was going on behind his colleague that interested Dan the most.A man in a high-vis vest could be seen checking his phone intently as Nina greeted her co-hosts.However, when he noticed he was on camera, he soon put his phone away before doing an elegant spin and marching out of the warehouse to escape the broadcast.Following the clip, BBC Breakfast fans took to the comments to weigh in on the humorous moment.Twitter user @IanP2302 wrote: "The spin on the heels is great."@gspatero simply penned: "Classic!""Busted", added @johnsmorton alongside two laughing emojis.While others took it more seriously.@opulenta replied: "It was hilarious, but joking aside, this is a big problem

Dan Walker gave fans a rare tour inside the BBC Breakfast studios - but he couldn't help having a laugh with co-star Sally Nugent as he did so.The BBC presenter took to Twitter to share a clip just before his morning show on Tuesday (March 22), which he anchors Monday to Wednesday from 6am.In the upbeat video, Dan and his co-host Sally could be seen walking onto their set at MediaCityUk in Salford.Chatting to his fans, Dan said: "Just wondering through the BBC Breakfast offices.

BBC Breakfast appeared to undergo a host overhaul on Sunday (March 13) as unlikely duo Victoria Derbyshire and Roger Johnson took to the presenting chairs.For Sunday's it usually Nina Warhurst and Ben Thompson who have occupied the red sofa together but this week producers had other ideas.Journalist and I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here star Victoria, 53, took centre stage alongside co-star Roger, 52, with the twosome delivering the latest headlines and updates on the heartbreaking situation in Ukraine.At one point in the show, hosts and guests on the programme were overcome with emotion as they discussed the governments new scheme to help bring Ukraine families to Britain.Households in the UK are being offered £350 a month to open up their spare bedrooms and free homes to people fleeing the war in Ukraine.The government's Homes for Ukraine scheme is requesting for goodwill from those with a extra space to accommodate a refugee for a period of at least six months in exchange for "thank you" payment.Sabrina and Tony appeared on Sunday's programme to explain that they had been in touch with a family wanting to come into the UK to offer up their spare room.The husband and wife broke down in tears as they talked about their devastation with wanting to do more to help those who are desperately trying to flee for safety.Roger explained: "Sabrina and Tony, you had this thought, which many people are sharing this morning."You reached out, Sabrina, in a nutshell just explain how you found Lillia."You haven't yet been able to bring her over but you're in touch.""Yeah," added Sabrina.

BBC Breakfast presenters Sally Nugent and Dan Walker were left with an annoying noise in their ear after a rather chaotic segment on the price of energy - and Sally didn't hesitate to scold her co-presenter.Temporary host and reporter Nina Warhurst was on location in the Midlands to investigate the rising cost of gas, electricity and petrol on Tuesday (March 8), in a busy warehouse where steel was being forged.But the segment was interrupted by loud buzzing noises around Nina as the factory continued to carry out its manufacturing process - something that definitely couldn't be helped.Turning to Nina's segment, Dan said: "I know it's busy where you are, Nina, good morning!"Nina had to shout against the roar of machinery as she returned their good morning, explaining: "This is in the West Midlands not far from Dudley."What happens is they take this raw material, turn it into cylinders which are treated and lined - a bit like laminating a piece of paper - that can end up in nuclear reactors, turbines, parts of ships."But by the end of the segment the droning buzz had clearly got to Dan and Sally - as well as the rising cost of energy.And it was soon clear Sally wasn't happy with Dan's moaning.Nina finished up by saying: "I wish I had better news from the West Midlands but that's the way it's going to be, at least for the coming months."Sally reassured her: "Nina, we forgive you.

BBC Breakfast star Nina Warhurst updated her fans on her holiday, sharing photos of their time abroad on Instagram and flaunting her incredible tan.She posted a photoset from her time away which included a video of her kids in a play area while she enjoyed a glass of wine, a picture of her family at the beach, a snap of her dinner, and a serene shot of their pool at night.The presenter also shared a picture of herself, smiling for the camera in front of a large plate of paella, clutching a glass of wine and looking like the picture of serenity as she enjoyed her family holiday.

BBC Breakfast host Charlie Stayt was replaced on the programme for a second time running this week with presenter Ben Thompson stepping in to take over on Friday (February 18).Naga Munchetty, 46, also didn't address her co-star Charlie's absence, leaving fans none-the-wiser about his sudden disappearance from screens.However, according to viewers on Twitter they didn't seem to mind the switch up as they took to the platform to share their praise.One person wrote: "My two favourite presenters on @BBCBreakfast this morning.

BBC Breakfast aired yet another major show shake-up on Thursday (February 17) as presenter Charlie Stayt was mysteriously missing from the programme.

BBC Breakfast weather presenter Carol Kirkwood was left insulted on Wednesday (February 16) as her co-star agreed she could "wipe out" the programme's audience entirely.With Jon Kay and Nina Warhurst once again settled on the red sofa in place of regular hosts Dan Walker and Sally Nugent, the programme was ticking along nicely.But Carol was soon left red-faced by Jon's remarks, as he suggested they skip over the weather forecast for the next few days.With Storm Dudley and Storm Eunice quickly approaching, things aren't looking sunny on the weather front - and Jon is clearly braced for more bad news.Things kicked off when Nina announced: "Let's have a chat with Carol and a look at this morning's weather, because we've been saying this morning - the storms are coming and are going to set in!"Jon joked: "Do we have to do the weather for the next couple of days?"Nina insisted: "Yes, because we love seeing Carol, Jon!"Jon continued: "Stay in and forget it! Carol can sing a song or something instead!"Collapsing into giggles herself, Carol replied: "Oh my goodness, I would absolutely wipe out our audience if I did that!"And Jon couldn't help agreeing with her as he retracted his earlier comments, telling Carol: "Actually, maybe not. Maybe not.""Oh, thanks Jon!" Carol hit back at her co-star.

BBC Breakfast descended into chaos on Wednesday morning (February 16) as one star's phone went off right in the middle of an interview.Hosts Jon Kay and Nina Warhurst were once again replacing regular Monday-Wednesday presenters Dan Walker and Sally Nugent, and chatting to UK citizen Stuart McKenzie - who had lived in the Ukraine for 28 years - via video link.Also joining them in the studio was Petro Rewko, a member of the Association of Ukrainians in Great Britain.But things in the studio soon went belly-up.Jon asked Stuart: "So Stuart, we'll start with you. Why don't you tell us a bit about yourself and how you came to be in the Ukraine?"He replied: "I came to Ukraine in 1994 for business opportunities..."As Stuart began talking Jon and Sally through his background, his phone began to ring off-screen - but, like a true professional, he ignored the call and carried on talking.However, the incessant noise was clearly affecting Jon Kay, who soon suspended the interview entirely to turn to Petro.He quipped: "We'll come back to you in a minute.

BBC Breakfast fans have been left wondering where hosts Dan Walker and Sally Nugent have gone after their continued absence from the show. The iconic red sofa is normally filled by the popular pair each morning, but they've been absent for the last two days with no explanation as to why.

BBC Breakfast weather presenter Carol Kirkwood's cheeks red, host Jon Kay decided to help out.With a windswept Carol on the roof of New Broadcasting House to deliver the day's forecast, the sound of busy London traffic was audible from the streets below her.But another sound drew Jon's attention - and plenty of giggles from both Carol and the cosy studio staff.The sound of a strong gust of wind could be heard through Carol's microphone as she finished up her report, as Jon quipped: "Complete with sound effects there - we just got a little burst of wind from your microphone."Laughing, Carol fired back: "I'm glad you said it was on my microphone!" - hinting that Jon implied it was coming from somewhere rather more unsavoury."In the air, yes!" Jon reassured her as he and co-host Nina Warhurst collapsed into giggles. "Thank you very much indeed."Nina couldn't restrain herself from chuckling as she clarified: "Just to be clear!"Earlier on in the show, Jon and Nina had joked with Carol that she'd be stationed outside for the rest of the week - warning her to put on some extra layers.Jon joked: "So we're looking at an outside broadcast tomorrow and Thursday Carol, yeah?"Laughing, Carol fired back: "Not from me though, Jon, you'll find!"Jon said: "No, I've looked at the rotas - it's you.

BBC Breakfast stars Dan Walker and Sally Nugent have been replaced in a shocking presenter shake-up. The popular presenters - who are the regular faces of the morning news show - were missing from the iconic red sofa on Monday morning. Dan, 44, and Sally, 50, normally host BBC Breakfast on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 6am.

DRESSED to impress on Valentine's Day, Nina Warhurst chose an outfit celebrating love. But things soon turned awkward for the BBC Breakfast host due to a wardrobe blunder with one of her co-stars. As loved-up couples celebrate their romance throughout today, Nina decided to kick-start her own celebrations by wearing a stunning white top with a red love-heart design.

BBC Breakfast presenter Nina Warhurst wasn't afraid to dress to impress this Valentine's Day - but a massive wardrobe blunder left her red-faced while sitting on the sofa.Nina was presenting alongside Jon Kay on Monday (February 14) and chose to wear a stunning white top emblazoned with a red love-heart design fit for a day to celebrate love.While chatting to weather presenter Carol Kirkwood, who had also matched her outfit to the day - opting for a grey dress dotted with black hearts - Nina revealed that her co-star had actually been forced to change after they turned up in the same top.Nina told Carol: "We've just noticed the beautiful hearts on your dress - I've gone for a similar theme this morning!"Carol replied: "Oh, you have to on Valentine's Day, don't you Nina? Yours is very nice - nice red top!""As is yours!" Nina returned the compliment before saying: "And actually, Holly came in in the exact same top as me this morning, and she's had to quickly change so that we weren't matching!"And Jon Kay said, 'Oh, what a coincidence that you're both in the same top!' not realising the theme at all!"A blushing Jon chipped in: "I had no idea!"The conversation soon turned to a dog who had a natural black heart-shape on his fur - as Jon showed Carol a newspaper clipping featuring the pooch."There's plenty in the papers, and we showed this earlier, but look - this is like matching Carol's dress! This is Splodge, the Pointer, with a heart coat.

BBC Breakfast presenter Nina Warhurst seemed to be missing from the famous red sofa on Sunday morning and was replaced by Luxmy Gopal.The bubbly host joined Ben Thompson to present the day's top stories and fans seemed to love the big difference.Taking to Twitter, BBC viewers said Luxmy was a "breath of fresh air" and begged her to become a regular BBC Breakfast presenter.While on the social media platform, one person wrote: "You’re a natural Luxmy, hopefully you’re become a regular every morning, a fresh face is needed."Another said: "So, it turns out that Sunday is going to be a great day. What a treat to see you on Breakfast again, Luxmy."A third penned: "Good morning Luxmy.

BBC Breakfast's Dan Walker was left fuming as co-star Sally Nugent brutally branded him "second class" on Tuesday's episode. The duo was joined by Nina Warhurst as they discussed the new postage stamps that have been introduced today, which include a barcode to track and trace deliveries.

BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker was left furious with his co-host Sally Nugent on Tuesday, as she appeared to brand him "second class" in a tense on-air row.Dan and Sally were hosting the programme from the sofa, with Nina Warhurst chiming in as a correspondent on various affairs of the day, when things turned to the introduction of new postage stamps.The new stamps will include a barcode to track and trace deliveries, and have been introduced from today.Dan, Sally and Nina were all handed a huge stamp of their own to demonstrate the system to viewers, with Dan and Nina both holding second class stamps while Sally's was a first class stamp.And things soon took a turn for the tense, with Sally beginning: "Have you been hiding something behind the sofa? What have you got?"Dan replied: "I have got something behind the sofa, would you like to see it? It's rather large."The pair proceeded to pull out their huge stamps, with Dan saying: "Look at this little beauty. It's a new stamp - you might not recognise this thing, though.