Owain Wyn Evans: Last News

BBC Breakfast presenter Owain Wyn Evans has hit back at vile homophobic trolls. The journalist has been forced to defend himself after receiving a note from a hateful viewer. He shared a picture of the handwritten letter he received full of bile.

TV legend Tommy Walsh has shared the scary news that doctors have discovered a tumour in his lung. Speaking at a conference for the charity Swallows, the TV builder, 67, told the audience: "I have an emergency appointment at 9am tomorrow morning back in London. "I had a chest infection, had to go to the doctor and they sent me up to hospital for a CT scan and they think there's a three centimetre tumour in the lung.

Carol Vorderman's been making fashion waves again, as she posted a picture of herself at a close friend's wedding in a glamourous green 'dress of dreams', as it's been dubbed by fans. The lit look has stunned followers on her Instagram, where she's also shared more about her Vogue honour.

Carol Vorderman stunned as she attended the wedding of her Radio Wales co-host, former Hollyoaks star Nathan Sussex. The former Countdown host, 62, shared some snaps of the event, in which she sported a figure-hugging sequined green maxi dress.

Carol Vorderman is no stranger to being a prominent face on British television, having shot to fame as co-host of Countdown for more than two decades - as well as being known as one of the "UK's hottest women" in recent years.

Carol Kirkwood has wished one of her colleagues good luck in his new job, but concerned fans are wondering about his future.The 60-year-old wished Owain Wyn Evans well as he prepares to switch from North West Weather to BBC Radio 2.Carol shared the news with her 236,000 followers and wished him “congratulations” and branded it “fab news”READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty says emotional goodbye to co-star as he quits showOwain’s initial message read: “From January I’ll be presenting the new Early Breakfast Show live from gorgeous Cardiff, making it the first daily Radio 2 show to be broadcast from Wales.

BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty has bid an emotional farewell to her co-star Owain Wyn Evans as he prepares to exit the show.Earlier this month, the Welsh broadcaster 38, confirmed he will be departing the staple morning series next year in order to join BBC Radio 2.Posting to Twitter, Owain wrote: "SOME NEWS. I’m joining BBC Radio 2! READ MORE:BBC Breakfast turns tense as Naga Munchetty shuts down Charlie Stayt in 'nonsense' row"From January I’ll be presenting the new Early Breakfast Show live from gorgeous Cardiff, making it the first daily Radio 2 show to be broadcast from Wales."I can't wait to get started."Among the many followers to congratulate Owain on his big career move was his BBC Breakfast colleague Naga.In an emotional post, the former Strictly Come Dancing star, 47, shared her best wishes for her exiting co-star, writing in a reply: "CONGRATULATIONS!! X"Owain was quick to reply to Naga's well-wishes and responded: "Thank you, Naga!"I am [very] sad that I won't be able to share a little Sat morning innuendo induced raised eyebrow and pursed lip with you on Breakfast anymore but [very] excited for the new show!"Naga was swiftly followed by other fans wanting to wish Owain well.One fan wrote: "Fabulous news, Owain.

Carol Kirkwood, 60, shared her warm wishes with Owain Wyn Evans as he prepares to embark on a new job - but it has left BBC Breakfast fans concerned about the future for their favourite forecaster following his departure from North West Weather. Owain will be switching to a show on BBC Radio 2 - the first one ever to be broadcast from Wales.Carol shared the TV host's news with her 236,000 followers, penned: "Congratulations! Fab news!"Owain had posted a grinning and celebratory post from his own account, announcing cheerily: "I’m joining BBC Radio 2!"From January I’ll be presenting the new Early Breakfast Show live from gorgeous Cardiff, making it the first daily Radio 2 show to be broadcast from Wales."He added delightedly: "I can’t wait to get started."However, BBC Breakfast fans were less enthused about losing him from North West Weather, and took to Twitter to say so.@domandkittysmum wrote: "Does this mean we are losing you as NW weather man?"@wolrab316 lamented: "Congratulations, but NW Weather will never be the same again."@altybob chimed in: "Good luck with your new show on Radio 2.

CAROL Kirkwood had BBC Breakfast viewers swoon over her this morning as she presented the weather. The Scottish presenter, 60, was flooded with compliments following her appearance today. She wore a gorgeous purple figure-hugging dress that complimented her stunning figure.

SALLY Nugent was left stunned during today's BBC Breakfast as her co-presenter cut her off while she was talking. The 51-year-old journalist was presenting the flagship morning programme alongside Jon Kay. During a segment the pair were talking viewers through the top headlines of the day.

WEATHER-MAN Owain Wyn Evans has just announced a huge new role, replacing a radio legend. The Welsh star, who is best known for working on BBC Breakfast, has landed an exciting gig on BBC Radio 2.

BBC weather forecasters provide viewers with the best and worst news, revealing whether those summer barbecues will be going ahead or if they'll be rained off.And while the presenters aren't on screen for too long, faces like Carol Kirkwood and Owain Wyn Evans have become stars in their own rights – and some of their stories are far more interesting than the weather.Carol and Owain are just a few weather presenters who have garnered huge fanbases.Another is BBC presenter Tomasz Schafanaker, who reportedly counted the late Queen Elizabeth II as a fan.READ NEXT: BBC National Lottery stars now - sudden death, Phillip Schofield feud and flashing fansBut who were the weather presenters who came before Carol, Owain and Tomasz, to name a few?Here, Daily Star takes a look at where some of the BBC Weather stars are now.Long before Tomasz Schafanaker, Owain Wyn Evans or Carol Kirkwood, another meteorologist made history when they became the first person to broadcast the weather live on TV.After working as a weather forecaster for the Royal Air Force (RAF), George Cowling joined the BBC and presented the first televised weather broadcast on January 11, 1954.The broadcasts were much different from what we know today, with the BBC describing the presenter as using "charcoal sticks to draw weather features on two charts, one for today and one for tomorrow's forecast."Presenting alongside Tom Clifton, they became the first weather personality celebrities, with the press at the time naming them "Mr Shower and Mr Shine" and "Mr West and Mr Dry".It is reported that George was also a keen golfer, alongside fellow BBC weather presenters Jack Scott and Bert Foord, so it is handy that he knew what the weather would be like before setting out

A terraced house owned by a young couple has been named as one of the best homes in Wales. Judges on the BBC show Wales' Home of the Year were left emotional after seeing the Victorian terrace in Buckley, Flintshire with the property winning the "North East Wales region" section of the series.

CAROL Vorderman left fans reeling last night as she shared a string of stunning pictures. The 61-year-old TV star - famous for her time on Countdown - posed in a tight black top as she headed out.

Carol Vorderman, 61, has left her followers speechless with her latest Instagram snap. The gorgeous TV star, who was recently branded the “world’s fittest woman”, uploaded a slew of stunning snaps where she wore a jaw-dropping black dress.

Carol Vorderman has showcased her impressve figure as she posed during a workout on a trip to a juice retreat in Portugal. The 61-year-old former Countdown star beamed for the camera as she posed in a gym filled with exercise equipment.

BBC Breakfast's Owain Wyn Evans has shared sweet snaps on social media, after he was given a "huge honour" at the University of Bolton.The weather presenter received an honorary doctorate for services to broadcasting from the University of Bolton yesterday (July 16, 2022), sharing snaps of the big day on Instagram.One photograph showed the star and talented musician smiling for the camera while sat behind a drum kit, wearing a stylish grey suit and patterned shirt, along with red and yellow graduation robes.READ NEXT: BBC Breakfast's Owain Wyn Evans 'screamed quite a lot' filming 'life changing' new showHe also gushed about receiving the doctorate, captioning the post: "An absolute honour to receive an honorary doctorate for services to broadcasting from the wonderful University of Bolton this afternoon."I don't have a degree, and always thought one day perhaps I'd have one... but to receive this honour today made me so emotional."Owain, who raised over £3million after completing a 24-hour drum-athon for BBC Children in Need in 2021, also continued his fundraising while attending the graduation ceremony.He added in the caption: "Plus, I was asked to do a surprise drum solo with the University, donating £10 for every hit of the kit I did (so of course, I made it epic whilst wearing my robes).

Carol Vorderman, 61, is among some of the biggest household names in the UK, and is best known for co-hosting on Countdown.So it comes as no surprise that the star's love life often draws attention from her devoted fans. In the past, she has made headlines thanks to her high-profile relationships with journalist and broadcaster Des Kelly and Red Arrows veteran Graham Duff.When she first met them, however, she already had two marriages behind her.Her first husband was Christopher Mather, to whom she tied the knot in 1985 at the age of 24. Christopher was an international rugby league player at the time.The couple divorced a year later in 1986.Since the split, Carol has spoken on her BBC Radio Wales radio show about their relationship, revealing the marriage was rocky, with the couple splitting up and then getting back together many times.By 1990, the then-29-year-old was remarried to Patrick King, a management consultant.The pair had two children together, Katie and Cameron.Carol and Patrick remained married for 10 years before getting a divorce in 2000.Just a year prior, Carol met broadcaster and British journalist Des Kelly at a Christmas party in 1999.They lived together in London from 2001, as well as spending time in their second house in West Cork, Ireland.After five years of being in a relationship together, the couple separated in December 2006.

The One Show. The American actor and record producer appeared on Thursday's programme to speak about his new music release.After a segment with BBC weatherman Owain Wyn Evans on socks, host Ronan was quick to point out that John wasn't wearing any with his funky trainers.

Parties will be held across the country for the Platinum Jubilee, marking 70 years since the Queen ascended the throne.Thanks to the four-day bank holiday weekend from June 2 to June 5, there’s plenty of time to celebrate. Whether it’s going to a street party with your neighbours or attending one of the incredible events being organised throughout the UK, there’s something for everyone. Here are some of the events which are taking place across the country, including some free ideas.

BBC's Freeze the Fear with Wim Hof, scored 12 points with his specialist subject, Britney Spears, and general knowledge rounds combined. Drumming sensation Owain was up against three other celebs, former England rugby international Martin Offiah, comedian Shazia Mirza and former Sugababe Amelle Berrabah, in the Saturday evening quiz which sees contestants pit their knowledge against one another. Mirza and Berrabah had nine points each and Offiah had seven.