Sean Fletcher: Last News

Sally Phillips is back on our screens as she presents Sunday Morning Live alongside Sean Fletcher where the pair discuss the latest in ethical and religious news.

Sean Fletcher and Sally Phillips take an alternative approach to the news as they focus on ethical and religious news of the week. But what is known of the presenter's marriage to wife Luned?Sean and wife Luned tied the knot in 1999.On the couples, wedding day Sean pledged to welsh wife Luned that her would learn to speak Welsh fluently.Sean told Wales Online: "I promised Luned I'd learn Welsh on our wedding day, and I did."He went on to say: "I bought into her Welsh-speaking family."Sean went on to explain that by the time their eldest daughter Lili was born, he was already becoming fluent and started to learn alongside her.Now fluent, Sean says he feels a strong connection to Wales.Sean added: "I feel Welsh adopted.

Sally Phillips, 51, is best known for her acting career which has seen her in huge movies from Bridget Jones to Miranda.Today Sally will present alongside Sean Fletcher in the latest series of Sunday Morning Live.Sally is not currently married, but she was previously married to ex-husband Andrew Bermejo.The couple married in 2003 and went on to have three sons together Oliver, Tom and Luke.However, in 2017 the couple split after 14 years of marriage.Sally has previously spoken of how their eldest son Olly has Down's Syndrome.Talking to Women and Home magazine Sally said: "When my son Olly was born with Down's syndrome, I admit I thought it was a huge tragedy."That's the line that was fed to me by the midwives and doctors anyway."I'm not

Sean Fletcher has an extensive presenting career from hosting sports on Good Morning Britain to being a reporter on Countryfile.This week, Sean takes on a new role as Sunday Morning Live returns to our screens.Sean and wife Luned Tonderai tied the knot in 1999 and have two children together, daughter Lili and son Reuben.Reuben was diagnosed with severe OCD in 2015, which Sean and Luned chose to keep private.However, in 2017, in an interview with Wales Online, the TV host went public on why they chose to keep his diagnosis quiet for so long.Sean said: "Initially we hid it and made excuses but as soon as we started talking to people about it was like a burden had been lifted."Luned and I were worried that we would be judged as parents - did

Tom Heap, 54, has been a regular on Countryfile since 2009, which currently airs every Sunday.Tonight's episode sees the show head to the home patch of Countryfile reporter Sean Fletcher in Hampton Court.The show also takes a look at Kate Humble's home in Wye Valley, where she will explore how local food producers are adapting amid the crisis.Tom is one of the main presenters on Countryfile, but he also is the Rural Affair Correspondent for the BBC.Tom's career in journalism started with Sky News, where Tom was a sound mixer.He later joined the BBC through a trainee scheme with BBC News where he worked for the Today programme as well as the BBC News 24 channel and Panorama.After becoming interested in rural affairs, science and the

Sean Fletcher is best known as the sports presenter on Good Morning Britain but made his Countryfile in debut as a reporter in 2016.Tonight Sean will head to Hampton Court to see how the team there are upkeeping the grounds as well as how they will prepare for the summer ahead.Sean began his journalistic career with the BBC in Cardiff.He later moved to London to work on BBC Radio Five Live.Sean stayed with the BBC as a sports presenter until 2011 where he moved on to work on Sky Sports.Sean and Welsh wife Luned Tonderai got married in 1999.Sean is reported to have pledged on their wedding day he would learn to speak Welsh and is now fluent.Sean shared on Twitter this week that Luned will make a cameo on Countryfile alongside him on Sunday's