Tina Daheley: Last News

She’s notched up 16 years with the BBC and has hosted TV shows including Crimewatch, Points Of View and BBC Breakfast, but Tina Daheley says the role she’s most proud of is that of mum. “This sounds corny and clichéd, but becoming a mum has empowered me to say no, because for a decade I just said yes to everything,” Tina, 43, explains. “It was just constant.

Naman Ramachandran Elan Closs Stephens, who has assumed charge as acting BBC chair following the resignation of Richard Sharp, has spoken out about her predecessor and the process of appointing her successor. Sharp resigned in April over his role in a 2020 loan to then U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson. On Wednesday, Closs Stephens’ first day as acting BBC chair, a Q&A with BBC presenter Tina Daheley was shared with the corporation’s staff. When asked what she would say to people who feel the BBC’s reputation has been damaged by what happened with Richard Sharp, Closs Stephens said: “There’s no doubt that we’ve gone through a difficult period of time and I’m sure that staff and the board and Richard himself were unnerved by what happened over the past few months. All of us feel a debt of gratitude to Richard for the way in which he committed himself to the organization during his two years. But the organization as a whole is about the creativity and the news values and the production values of all the people who work in it.”

The BBC’s Acting Chair Elan Closs Stephens has said staff and the board at the UK network were “unnerved” by events of the past few months.

All eyes were on King Charles at his historic Coronation on Saturday afternoon – but many fans were unexpectedly distracted by another recognisable face. Penny Mordaunt is known to most as a Conservative MP but she also serves as Lord President of the Privy Council, a position bestowed upon her by then-prime minister Liz Truss last September. Holding the position meant Penny played a large role in the days after Queen Elizabeth II’s death and she was thrust into the spotlight again on Saturday as she undertook an incredibly unusual role.Throughout the majority of the two-hour ceremony, the 50 year old could be seen holding a gigantic sword.

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty's replacement Tina Daheley has been forced to deny that she's pregnant. The 41-year-old hosted the show alongside Charlie Stayt this morning.

BBC Breakfast had ANOTHER presenter shake-up today after Naga Munchetty was missing from the show. Naga, 47, usually hosts BBC Breakfast alongside Charlie Stayt from Thursday each week, but today she was nowhere to be seen.

NAGA Munchetty was missing from BBC Breakfast again on Saturday morning as the show underwent a shake-up. Both Naga and co-host Charlie Stayt were absent from the BBC show on November 12, replaced by a new duo.

BBC Breakfast viewers were all left saying the same thing as host Naga Munchetty appeared to be "replaced" on Saturday. Fans of the BBC news coverage immediately spotted how usual anchor Charlie Stayt, 60, was instead joined on the red sofa by BBC Newsbeat star Tina Daheley, 41.

BBC Breakfast's Jon Kay was brutally told he has a 'boring face' - and his co-star even agreed. The 52-year-old journalist was discussing doppelgangers with co-host Tina Daheley on Wednesday's show when the comment was made.

BBC Breakfast viewers could practically feel the icicles forming in the air on Wednesday (August 24) as things turned frosty between Jon Kay and Tina Daheley.The pair were tasked with interviewing Countdown host Colin Murray, and had been given a selection of conundrums to solve throughout the morning programme – though they weren't having much luck.Jon branded himself "thick" as the hosts squinted at an anagram of 'newspaper' which had them both baffled.READ MORE:BBC Breakfast presenter Jon Kay branded 'boring' as he's compared to 'someone's brother'But when Colin arrived on the scene, Jon turned his attention to Tina.Tasked with an anagram of 'breakfast' this time, Colin had the answer within seconds, as Jon asked: "What?! We should have got that," as Tina begged: "Can we do another?"An incredulous Jon mimicked her: "Can we do another? There's no second chances on Countdown!"Colin informed them: "You scored zero, by the way, which only three Countdown contestants in 40 years have managed to do, so I'm going to put you on that list now."Things only turned more awkward as Colin invited the pair over to the Countdown studio "around the corner" from the Breakfast set, informing them: "I mean, we'd never have you as contestants."Tina insisted: "I'm actually struggling to see.

BBC Breakfast presenter Jon Kay has been told he has a "boring" face in a brutal swipe.The host made a candid admission while seated on the famous sofa alongside his co-host Tina Daheley on Wednesday (August 24), as the pair discussed new research into doppelgängers.While trawling through the newspaper headlines of the day, Jon told Tina: "This is freaky. There's a story in The Times this morning on doppelgängers.

BBC Breakfast star Carol Kirkwood admitted she is a “broken woman” in a tragic on-air confession.The weather presenter was giving an update for the week alongside Jon Kay and Tina Daheley, who was replacing Sally Nugent on the iconic red sofa during the holidays.Following on from a segment on local photography, dubbed ‘Life’, which featured pictures of a sewage plant among other minimalistic snaps of chip shops and local industry, Jon commented: “Beautiful pictures, aren’t they? Stunning.READ MORE:BBC Breakfast's Carol Kirkwood warns 'I'm not kidding' as host forced to defend himself“And I doubted that a sewage plant could look beautiful, but it did.”Things then took a turn for the awkward, as Tina attempted to follow up: “Er, and… I’m not sure! I’m trying to think of a way to link in to Carol, but with the word sewage…”An incredulous Jon replied: “What, from sewage?! Good luck with that, Tina” as Tina said: “Well, exactly! So I’m going to leave that there, and instead mention the word ‘muggy’, that you mentioned earlier, Carol.”Trying to keep a smile on her face, Carol responded: “Ah, top of the class to you today, you are absolutely right!”Jon chimed in: “Well recovered, Tina!” as Carol continued: “I know, I was a broken woman there for a minute.

BBC Breakfast's resident weather presenter Carol Kirkwood was forced to issue a stern warning to hosts Jon Kay and Tina Daheley on Tuesday's programme (August 23). With her weather segment well underway, Carol was once again talking scorching temperatures and dry weather - though admitted things could change very quickly.She explained that coming from a high temperature of 29 degrees Celsius in the south of England, "we could have some overnight showers just to start the day on Friday, which will clear quite quickly."READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Tina Daheley caught using phone live on-air as Jon Kay left stunnedCarol went on to describe a "band of cloud" and "the odd shower", before we'll start seeing "brighter skies" and temperatures of up to 26 degrees.She then warned the hosts: "So, Jon and Tina, I wasn't kidding when I said it's very changeable!"This forced Jon to defend himself, quickly responding: "You never...

BBC Breakfast fans were shaken by a presenter switch-up on Monday (August 22), as Sally Nugent was once again missing from the famous red sofa.Standing in for her was Tina Daheley, who hosted the show alongside permanent presenter Jon Kay.Sally usually presents Breakfast from Monday to Wednesday each week, alongside Dan Walker before his move to Channel 5, and now alongside Jon.READ MORE: Naga Munchetty unimpressed at BBC Breakfast chaos as star forgets name in awkward reportNaga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt then take over towards the end of the week.But now Tina has stepped up to the plate, with plenty of fans gathering to congratulate her on her latest career move.Taking to Twitter on Sunday night, Tina penned: “Back on the @BBCBreakfast sofa with [Jon Kay] from tomorrow. Come join us from 6!” adding an alarm clock emoji.Tina added a sweet snap of her sitting alongside Jon, clinking their orange BBC Breakfast mugs together as Jon pulled a face for the camera.One fan quickly commented: “Great pic.

BBC Breakfast turned tense after Jon Kay joked that beloved weatherwoman Carol Kirkwood “throws a tantrum” behind the wheel.During Monday’s (August 22) visit to the BBC studio, the 52-year-old broadcaster and his co-host Tina Daheley welcomed viewers back onto the red sofa to discuss the latest headlines to hit the news this morning.One of the biggest stories on everyone’s lips was a recent study which informed parents up and down the country when they could typically expect their children to have a tantrum during a lengthy road trip.READ MORE:BBC Breakfast's Tina Daheley caught using phone live on-air as Jon Kay left stunnedBut it turns out road trip tantrums aren’t restricted just to younger members of the family, after the TV presenter reassured viewers that even some of the sweetest members of the team could crack under the pressure when behind the wheel.As the pair welcomed Carol onto the show, Tina confessed that she could never believe that the blonde beauty would ever have a temper tantrum on the road.She said: “Shall we hear from someone who I can’t imagine has ever thrown a tantrum in her life, Carol.”It was at this point that Jon turned a shocked face over to his colleague as he reassured her: “Oh, she has!” to which the 60-year-old explained: “Especially when I'm driving, Tina.”The poor meteorologist went on to share her biggest driving pet peeves as she confessed she can be a frustrated driver on the road.She said: “When they don’t indicate, I pull out in front of you, stay in the fast lane, oh my goodness.

BBC Breakfast presenter Tina Daheley was caught red-handed using her mobile phone live on-air by her co-star Jon Kay.In a baffling exchange, Tina - who is currently standing in for regular presenter Sally Nugent - whipped out her phone during a discussion about the Edinburgh Fringe festival's best jokes.Beginning the conversation, Jon told viewers: "We want to hear your jokes, your best gags, your one-liners, your puns. Let us know this morning - email us, message us on Twitter or use the BBC Breakfast hashtag.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast’s Sally Nugent replaced as fans congratulate new host on career move"Just make us laugh.

BBC Breakfast were down to just one host on Sunday's episode (June 12) after Roger Johnson had to swiftly make an exit for work purposes.With 14 minutes left on clock, stand-in presenter Tina Daheley was left to go it alone after her co-star had to dip out to read the news elsewhere.Holding the fort, Tina did a splendid job wrapping up the remainder of the show without the assistance of a co-presenter at her side.Updating viewers on the schedule switch up, Tina explained: "And on that note, this is where we say goodbye to you Roger."He chirped back: "Yes I am off. Thanks for watching and have a great day.""You're off to read the news," interjected Tina, before heading over to a last look at the weather with Chris Fawkes.It isn't the first time the show has been short on staff during the weekend presenting shifts after Katherine Downes abandoned the set back in January.Much like Roger, Katherine had also faced issues with a conflicting schedule and was given no choice but to make an early departure from the show.This meant that host Chris Mason was left alone to take the reigns - much like Tina on today's programme.At the time, Chris explained that his co-star's hectic work schedule - which included a flight to China - had been to blame for her sudden disappearance.

Tina Daheley has spoken out on the "racist, hateful" words said to her by a diner at an "expensive French restaurant" she went to with a pal last month.The BBC presenter took to her Instagram feed to share a letter she sent to the unnamed restaurant, explaining exactly what happened.The broadcaster, 40, said she felt "too upset" at the time to confront the diner and shared her hopes that the restaurant would "take action" as "there is no place" for this kind of behaviour in 2021. In the caption, she told her 65,900 followers: "After weeks of thinking about this, I finally decided to write to the restaurant where this happened.

BBC News presenter was "too upset" to confront the man in question and has now complained to the eatery, after "feeling powerless" by the situation.Tina took to Twitter yesterday to recall the event in view of her 251,900 followers.She penned: "Finally decided to write to the restaurant where this happened."I've relieved this moment many times over in my head wishing I'd handled things differently and confronted them, but I was too upset (and sleep deprived) at the time and knew I'd burst into tears if I did!"The presenter attached a photo of the email she had sent to the restaurant, recalling the incident.In the message she identified those sitting next to her as "two white, middle aged couples".She said: "The man sitting directly to my

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RADIO 2 and BBC News presenter Tina Daheley has given birth to her first child as she and fiance Kane William-Smith welcomed a "beautiful baby girl". The 40-year-old star proudly announced their bundle of joy's arrival on social media today, having shared her exciting pregnancy news in December.