Sue Barker: Last News

BBC announced a presenting and show shake up.It was announced in September 2020 that Sue Barker, Phil Tuffnell and Matt Dawson would not be returning to the show.A BBC spokesperson said at the time: "We would like to thank Sue for her enormous contribution as the show’s longest reigning host over the last 24 years, and Matt and Phil for their excellent team captaincy.“Together they have ensured A Question of Sport remains a firm favourite with the BBC One audience.”Jake has had a lengthy sports career and guest starred on the show a number of times, forming a close relationship with former show host Sue.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, Jason said: "I was a guest on it a long time ago, and I am a massive lover and huge fan of Sue

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has hit out at Paddy McGuiness, 48, for being too "shouty" on BBC's A Question of Sport.

You can’t say that Sue Barker, Matt Dawson and Phil Tufnell didn’t enjoy a very good innings on A Question of Sport. But as the legendary BBC quiz returns for an incredible 51st series, it’s all about to change.

BBC show after 23 years.In September, it was announced that the 65-year-old and co-stars Matt Dawson and Phil Tufnell would not be returning.While Paddy, 48, will be joined in the latest series by fellow newcomers Sam Quek and Ugo Monye.However, the news of the long-running trio's departure was slammed by fans after it emerged."Sick and tired of all that's good getting thrown out for the sake of diversity or age," one Twitter user said at the time."Why change something that works? They are a great team! It’s so funny," a second agreed.The BBC later said: "We have received some complaints about upcoming changes to the line-up on A Question of Sport."...

Channel 4's Sunday Brunch.The 55-year-old has remained a prominent voice in sport after he retired from the game in 2002, following a career which saw him earn 42 Test caps for England.

Wimbledon gets underway, for the first time in two years after it was suspended as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.The fiery American, who won the tournament three times during his illustrious career, is known for his no nonsense analysis of the game, and will be joined by former tennis stars such as Greg Rusedski and Sue Barker behind the mic.Throughout his playing days, McEnroe became known for his outbursts on court, including the now infamous run-in with a line judge where he bellowed "you cannot be serious".But his fury has not always been contained to the tennis arena, and in one rant, McEnroe hit out at the way players were forced to bow to members of the Royal Family, and those in the royal box.Writing in his third

BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker, 44, has revealed how he suffered online abuse for half a year following his appearance on BBC's A Question of Sport, formerly hosted by Sue Barker.The presenter spoke to The Great British Bake Off host Matt Lucas about his history as a participant on game shows today, where he admitted he has yet to win one.Speaking on BBC Radio 2, Dan opened up about his past stints competing on TV.He admitted: "I've got a very poor record on game shows actually."I once went on A Question of Sport and got trolled for six months for getting a really easy football question wrong."Continuing to list his game show history, Dan painted a poor picture of himself as a contestant.The newsreader continued; "I've been out in the

Matt Dawson is best known for his rugby career having retired from the sport in 2006.Tonight Matt will battle his rival team captain, former cricketer Phil Tufnell, on A Question Of Sport with host Sue Barker, but who is the former rugby player married to?Matt Dawson and his wife of 11 years Carolin Hauskeller announced their split in September.Carolin is a former German model who is now said to work in marketing.During their marriage, Matt and Carolin welcomed sons Alex and Sam.At the time the A Question Of Sport star announced their split on Twitter.He wrote: "We know this will be a surprise to most, but after 11 years together Carolin and I have decided our relationship needs a new direction, bringing our marriage to an end."Matt went on

Sue Barker and team captains Matt Dawson and Phil Tufnell are best known for presenting alongside each other on A Question of Sport. However back in September the BBC announced that the beloved trio will not be returning to our screens in the 2021 series.

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Alex Scott has broken her silence amid claims she will be the new host of Question of Sport.

following the departure of Sue Barker, Matt Dawson, and Phil Tufnell.After facing cruel comments, the Strictly star shared a ‘throwback Thursday’ post from 2018 of a poem she wrote that had been copied out on a London tube notice board.The poem reads: ‘I was that girl that played football, I really didn’t care / I was that girl that played football, long brown hair / I was that girl that played football, with no regards to the colour of my skin / I was that girl that played football, because I always wanted to win.‘I retired from football with medals and honours galore / I retired from football to open a new door / Now I talk about football live on your TV / Some want to say I’m ticking a box, but that’s not me.‘Football is football and

BBC decided they wanted to change the setup. And Rangers legend McCoist heaped praise on Barker after spending 11 years as a team captain between 1996 and 2007, when he left to return to Ibrox as assistant manager under Walter Smith.

Sue Barker has revealed she was dragged kicking and screaming out of her dream job as host of A Question of Sport by BBC bosses.The 64-year-old presenter admitted there was no way she would have left the role voluntarily.But her incredible 24 years at the helm have finally come to an end after it was made clear the hunt was on for new talent.Team captains Matt Dawson and Phil Tufnell are also being shown the door as the show undergoes a major overhaul.Miss Barker, will however, continue to work on Wimbledon in the summer.But she could not hide her disappointment at losing out on what she has described as her dream job telling Sportsmail : ‘I love the show so much they would have to remove me, it would have been tough for me to walk

Sue Barker has said she is “sad to say goodbye” to BBC's A Question Of Sport after it was announced she is stepping down after 24 years.

Sue Barker is leaving A Question of Sport after 23 years in a move that will stun her army of fans.