Rachel Burden: Last News

 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 Radio 5 Live with Rick Edwards from 6am until 9am every day.However, she confirmed she’ll be taking a festive break following today’s show.Earlier this morning, Rachel penned to her 11,000 Instagram followers: “Last show before Christmas."Massive thanks to our brilliant team @bbc5live breakfast who’ve been incredible this year with the pandemic, huge sporting events like Olympic and Euros, and then a new show to launch."So grateful to them all - everyone has worked their socks off."Time to face plant in a tin of chocolates/tube of cheese-based savoury snacks.

BBC Breakfast presenter Rachel Burden, decided not to put herself through the heart-stopping act of trawling through them on Tuesday night.The TV star admitted she would be "swerving" her usual nightly routine because she couldn't be bothered to deal with the backlash.Taking to Twitter, she issued an apology to her 87.7K followers about missing some of the nice messages she was sent due to leaving her social media well alone."Evening. I usually whizz through all my replies to check I haven’t missed something important or lovely," she began."Tonight I had to trawl through a whole load of guff that to be honest I CBA with."So I may swerve that nightly routine for a bit.

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.

Scottish radio presenter Nicky Campbell broke down live on air while reading the horrific details of the Sarah Everard murder trial during a news bulletin today.Nicky was presenting on the 5 Live BBC Breakfast Show with colleague Rachel Burden when the heart-wrenching moment took place.The presenter described how Sarah's father Jeremy asked for a photo to be shown in court of Sarah as he read his statement and demanded his daughters murderer look at him.Nicky began reading the harrowing statement: "I can never forgive you for what you have done, for taking Sarah away from us."She was handcuffed and unable to defend herself, you burnt our daughters body..."The presenter's voice trailed off as he struggled to cope with the harrowing details

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 Radio 5 Live with Nicky Campbell.

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.

BBC Breakfast presenter Rachel Burden was forced to reveal she's broken her ankle after taking some slack from viewers for wearing a pair of “dirty” trainers on air.

BBC Breakfast turned frosty on Saturday morning as host Charlie Stayt quizzed weather presenter Matt Taylor on his predictions ahead of England's clash with Ukraine.

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

BBC Breakfast hosts Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt were replaced this morning as two other reporters stepped in.BBC Breakfast normally sees the regular team Jon Kay, Rachel Burden, Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt of a weekend, and while the hosts are known to sometimes change, normally at least one can be seen.Today saw Roger Johnson and Sima Kotecha take over as hosts where none of the regular team were present.Ahead of the Sunday morning programme, Sima took to Twitter to tell all of her followers that she would be back on BBC Breakfast today.Sharing a selfie of her in a spotted pink blouse as she sat on the iconic red sofa, she tweeted: “Morning from the lovely @RogerJ_01 @KDownesBBC @Ben_Rich and Moi…”Her followers were thrilled to

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty, 45, will be back on the show next Saturday, following a break from hosting at weekends. Rachel Burden, 46, took to Twitter this evening to tell fans this Saturday would be her last for a while. She wrote: “My last Saturday for the time being on the @BBCBreakfast sofa filling the shoes of @TVNaga01.“Although let’s face it my size 8s into her elegant Cinderella shoes is a tight squeeze.“But always a joy to spend some time with Charlie S.”In response, Naga wrote: “Hey you.