Rachel Burden: Last News

BBC Breakfast's Saturday morning broadcast was helmed by presenters Ben Thompson and Rachel Burden, who delivered the day's headline news to their viewers.

BBC star Katie Smith has stepped down from her early morning show after seven years, telling fans ‘it’s time for a new adventure’.The sports commentator announced her departure from the 5 Live Breakfast in a post on X, formerly known as Twitter. "I'm leaving the wonderful 5 Live Breakfast show in a couple of weeks after a brilliant few years of mayhem with Rachel Burden, Rick Edwards, and the amazing producers and editors,” the star penned on the social media site.

During this morning's BBC Breakfast, Charlie Stayt left his co-host exasperated when an awkward blunder led him to offer his microphone to a hen.

Strictly Come Dancing's Amy Dowden has courageously opened up about her battle with cancer and her comeback to dancing on BBC Breakfast this morning (August 24).

BBC Breakfast host Charlie Stayt was quick to call out a missing trigger warning on this morning's programme (Saturday, August 24).The star was co-hosting with Rachel Burden, who introduced a segment about Scottish photographer Jimmy Reid's work capturing magnified, close-up photos of insects. "Many of us aren't too keen on getting up close and personal with insects, but one professional photographer has made it his life's work," Burden began before detailed images of bugs took up viewers' screens.

The BBC has set its election night coverage for the July 4 poll as broadcasters battle to secure debates with Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer as soon as possible.

The BBC Breakfast studio erupted in laughter today as the camera cut to marathon runner Kevin Sinfield urinating during the live broadcast.

Video: Never Have I Ever Season 2 trailer released (The Independent)BBC presenter Rachel Burden: apologises for swearing live on air when discussing Chris GraylingGame of Thrones Season 8 trailer - 'Survival'Chester Bennington and Lincoln Park star in Carpool KaraokeJeremy Clarkson gets answer wrong on Who Wants to be a Millionaire despite being the hostStranger Things actor shocked at how 'sexy' fans think Vecna isVirgin River season 4 trailerChris Brown arrested in Florida moments after leaving stageWatch David Hasselhoff de-age in this incredible deepfakeDrew Barrymore dances in the rainLove Island's Ekin-Su and Davide do impressions of each otherAbbott Elementary, TrailerKanye West hits back at fanLove Island: Luca 'eggs on’ boys in Casa Amor during movie night challengeThe US Office finale - clipGwen Stefani and Blake Shelton mock their relationship in 'hilarious' Super Bowl adThe Railway Children Return trailerOver a decade later, Jennifer admitted that she's "still angry about this", and that the agent no longer represents her. During the discussion, the 60-year-old also opened up about feeling undervalued in Hollywood, with a dry spell in work that ended after Legally Blonde was released. "Ten years of my life of auditioning," she lamented.

Video: Never Have I Ever Season 2 trailer released (The Independent)BBC presenter Rachel Burden: apologises for swearing live on air when discussing Chris GraylingGame of Thrones Season 8 trailer - 'Survival'Chester Bennington and Lincoln Park star in Carpool KaraokeJeremy Clarkson gets answer wrong on Who Wants to be a Millionaire despite being the hostStranger Things actor shocked at how 'sexy' fans think Vecna isVirgin River season 4 trailerChris Brown arrested in Florida moments after leaving stageWatch David Hasselhoff de-age in this incredible deepfakeDrew Barrymore dances in the rainLove Island's Ekin-Su and Davide do impressions of each otherAbbott Elementary, TrailerKanye West hits back at fanLove Island: Luca 'eggs on’ boys in Casa Amor during movie night challengeThe US Office finale - clipGwen Stefani and Blake Shelton mock their relationship in 'hilarious' Super Bowl adThe Railway Children Return trailerElsewhere in the chat, Jennifer was questioned about the film quote that fans repeat to her the most. Without missing a beat, the star noted it was a memorable line that she says as Paulette Bonafonté Parcelle in 2003's Legally Blonde 2 to Reese Witherspoon's Elle Woods: "You look like the Fourth of July! Makes me want a hotdog real bad!" "All day long and all night.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty, 47, was left feeling very amused after she and co-host Ben Thompson cut to Morning Live to find out what was on Friday’s show.Presenters Sara Cox and Gethin Jones introduced chef Anna Haugh who would be showing viewers how to cook asparagus in a variety of ways.As the broadcast returned to the Breakfast studio, Naga couldn’t help but poke fun at the segment.She probed: “Sara, Gethin, have you had the conversation about asparagus amongst the team this morning?”Sara swiftly responded with: “Yes we have, thank you Naga.” And Naga asked: “Any no's? The no's always surprise me.”The BBC Radio Two presenter added: “Apparently the no’s are not true, it's just that they can’t smell it.” To which Gethin cheekily chimed in: “I’m a yes.”Naga then exclaimed: “We didn’t ask what you were!”Sara then reposted the clip to her 859,000 Twitter followers, and couldn’t help but make a pun of her own as she called out Naga.She wrote: “As usual Naga being a wee bit mischievous #Asparagus.”Naga promptly responded in the comments, saying: “Have no idea what you mean...” along with a laughing emoji.The presenters were likely referring to the fact that eating asparagus leaves people's urine with a strong smell, however, not everyone is able to detect it.The exchange came as Naga returned to the BBC Breakfast sofa after being absent for two weeks.She had been replaced by the channel’s weekend presenter, Rachel Burden, before her return on Thursday alongside Charlie Stayt.It is likely that Naga took some time off over the Easter break, but that didn’t stop fans being concerned that she had left permanently following the departure of co-stars Dan Walker and Louise Minchin.Naga liked a number of messages on

BBC Breakfast was forced off air this morning as fire alarms rang through the studio. The show was pulled off air as the sirens went off and an announcer could be heard saying: “Attention, attention, please evacuate the building by the nearest available exit.” The interruption came as BBC presenters Roger Johnson and Rachel Burden were in the middle of an interview with Apprentice winner Harpeet Kaur.

BBC Breakfast was suddenly forced off air on Saturday morning as an alarm begin to sound in the studio. Roger Johnson and Rachel Burden were in the midst of hosting the news programme from the BBC's Salford-based studio when they were interrupted by what sounded like a smoke alarm.

Naga Munchetty took the reins alongside her co-host, Rick Edwards, on his morning show 5 Live Breakfast as the BBC presenter took over from regular broadcaster Rachel Burden who was noticeably absent today.The journalist, who fronts her own radio show on the network, stepped in on the morning programme.Taking to Twitter, the 46-year-old made a cheeky admission ahead of sitting in for Rachel.The BBC Breakfast presenter joked that her co-presenter Rick "may regret" having Naga on board over the next few days this week.In view of her 265,000 followers, Naga penned: "In your ears a little earlier today @bbc5live from 0600-0900 with @rickedwards1 letting me share the Breakfast studio with him..."She added: "Will he regret it?"Social media users flocked to comment on Naga's post, as Geraint Lewis joked: "He'll be sorry."Sir Hugo commented: "Well it would be an honour to work with a nice lady like you Naga."While Andrew cheekily fumed: "I missed [the show] this morning."Speaking on 5 Live Breakfast, Naga explained that she will be filling in for Rachel over the next few days."Good morning to you. Rick, 'Hello,'" she began.

BBC star Rachel Burden, 47, found herself defending a friendly conversation she had on-air with Radio 5 Live co-star Rick Edwards, as the pair chatted about coffee.

 BBC Radio 5 Live presenter Rachel Burden, 46, said goodbye to Felicity Hannah yesterday, after she announced Sean Farrington would be returning to the airwaves on Tuesday.

BBC Breakfast presenter Rachel Burden has taken to Twitter to share a poignant post about her late brother on what would have been his 50th birthday.

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

Strictly Come Dancing star Dan Walker got up bright and early today to do his day job of presenting BBC Breakfast, before heading to the rehearsal room to learn his week two routine.

BBC Breakfast and BBC Radio 5 presenter Rachel Burden, 46, has taken to Twitter to thank fans for their support and advice after she revealed “Covid has finally caught up with me”.The star explained that although she has had both coronavirus vaccines, she “might need a wee bit of time out” while suffering symptoms of the virus.It comes after Rachel was forced to pull out of hosting 5 Live Breakfast with her co-star Patrick Kielty this morning because of her ill health.She was replaced by Scottish TV and radio presenter Laura McGhie.She wrote in view of her 82,000 followers: “Thanks so much for all the messages and bits of advice - so lovely to wake up to this morning.  “I’m also aware it’s been a dreadful virus for many people over the last

Naga Munchetty, 46, has taken to Twitter to send her well wishes to her BBC Breakfast and BBC Radio 5 Live co-star Rachel Burden, 46. It comes after the presenter was forced to miss her show on 5 Live this morning due to battling the coronavirus.Rachel was set to host 5 Live Breakfast with her co-star Patrick Kielty, but she had to pull out of fronting the show because of her ill health.She was replaced by Scottish TV and radio presenter Laura McGhie.In view of her 82,000 Twitter followers, Rachel explained: “After 18 months of talking about it, covid has finally caught up with me. “Currently self medicating in bed with paracetamol and a mini magnum.“@PatricKielty and @LauraMcGhie_ with you in the morning.”“Look after yourselves.

Nicky Campbell is leaving BBC Radio 5 Live Breakfast after nearly two decades to host a new phone-in show.