'So sorry' Dan Walker reaches out to Oti Mabuse amid worries for parents in South Africa

Coping with chaos. Kim Kardashian said she keeps her home decor monochromatic in shades of cream to help her relax amid a hectic life.

Storm Eunice rampaged across the UK on Friday. The former Towie star, 34, was seen getting stuck in to clearing up the damage outside his new home in Essex as the winds and rain continued on Saturday. James, who recently lost 13 stone in weight, wore jeans and a grey sweatshirt as he and a friend attempted to retrieve the parts of his fence which were blown away by the high winds which even broke records at 122mph in some parts of the country. The reality star was seen looking concerned at the scenes he found outside his home, holding his head in his hands at one point. However, he didn’t dwell on the problem for too long and soon hopped over his brick wall and started collecting the large panels which had been blown into the street and putting them back in his yard where a friend helped him move them. James moved into the property a few months ago and reflected on buying his dream home as he turned 34 in December. He shared a photo of him sitting in his garden with the house behind him, writing: ‘I’ve got lots to be proud of.

QUEEN frontman Adam Lambert has backed Adele’s decision to postpone her concerts in Las Vegas, saying her fans “deserve better” than an unfinished show. Adam, who is currently appearing as a judge on ITV talent show Starstruck, says he found the superstar’s tearful announcement on Instagram “heart-wrenching”.

BBC Breakfast host Dan Walker made one whopping blunder on Wednesday morning, as he appeared to completely forget that his long-time co-host Louise Minchin had quit the show.Louise famously raised her intention to leave the morning programme in June, announcing: "I have decided that it is time that I stop setting my alarm for 3:40 in the morning and I am going to be leaving the programme."She has been a stalwart of the show since 2001 - so it might just be forgivable that her announcement slipped Dan's mind.The duo were discussing the upcoming Olympics, when Dan announced that BBC Breakfast would be taken off air for the duration in a major schedule shake-up."In the next few days we've got a lovely build-up to the Olympics this summer," Dan

Dan Walker, 44, was on the hunt for a clock this morning after BBC Breakfast’s on-screen feature showing viewers the time suddenly disappeared from the show.The star called on his BBC colleague Zoe Ball, 50, for help with the issue after many fans questioned the clock’s whereabouts and admitted its absence had impacted their morning routines.Dan shared the problem with BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show host Zoe after she wrote in view of her 378,000 followers: “Goooood morning tweeps.

BBC Breakfast turned awkward on Monday morning after one cheeky wedding jibe from host Dan Walker.Dan and co-host Louise Minchin were settled on the red sofa to discuss the easing of coronavirus restrictions in England on so-called 'Freedom Day' - and one subject was the restrictions for wedding ceremonies.As the duo chatted to weather presenter Carol Kirkwood about the gorgeous conditions during the current heatwave, Louise remarked: "It'd be a nice day for a wedding, wouldn't it?""Oh, yes," Dan agreed, as Louise began to explain: "From today..."But Dan wasn't letting the opportunity for a cheeky quip pass him by, as he wondered: "Is there something happening I don't know about?"Through her giggles, Louise tried to say: "Couples in

BBC Breakfast turned slightly awkward on Monday morning, as host Dan Walker branded Louise Minchin 'not trained' after she made an awkward blunder.The presenting duo were busy looking through the day's newspapers as 'Freedom Day' finally arrived, signalling the lifting of Covid-19 restrictions across England.It was Dan's job to hold up each newspaper as Louise read the headlines aloud for viewers at home.It came as Louise hedged: "I think it's the Financial Times next?"And Dan swiftly replied as he held up the paper: "You've got a Financial Times over there, Louise, but I'm not sure you're trained enough to do this, so I'll continue!""I've got a very good job over here.

Dan Walker, 44, joined Claudia Winkleman on Radio 2 as the pair chatted about the broadcaster's BBC Breakfast special for the Tokyo Olympics 2021.The news presenter opened up about what propels him to get out of bed for the early morning programme, as he made a cheeky jibe at his wife Sarah Walker.The dad-of-three revealed he often has to set four alarm clocks in order to be up and ready in time for BBC Breakfast.Dan explained that he sets his alarm for 3.03am to give himself an extra few minutes of sleep.This led Claudia to question how he managed to not disturb his other half in the mornings.Claudia questioned: "Can you just confirm... Do you say a 3am wake-up call?"Dan replied: "Yes but 3am feels a bit too early.

Dan Walker admits that his ITV arch-enemy, former Good Morning Britain host Piers Morgan, will be back on our telly screens before too long.

BBC Breakfast host Dan Walker has revealed that he misses his his former morning TV rival Piers Morgan. The pair spent much of their time off-air at each others throats in furious social media spats.However, they were spotted playing golf together last month leaving fans confused about their friendship.Speaking to The Sun's TV Mag, Dan, 44, explained: "We’re okay.

BBC Breakfast host Dan Walker has admitted that he misses his TV rival Piers Morgan — despite their furious social media spats. The pair spent much of their time off-air at loggerheads, with Dan mocking his opposite number for storming off the set of the ITV show before quitting completely.

Dan Walker, 44, was joined by his co-star Louise Minchin, 52, on BBC Breakfast earlier this week.The presenting duo spoke candidly with Happy Mondays singer Shaun Ryder before an apology was issued.The dad-of-three was momentarily left red-faced after he accidentally branded Shaun a "Mancunian".The British hitmaker appeared on Wednesday’s instalment of the morning stalwart when he corrected Dan’s slip-up.It comes after Shaun was asked to share his thoughts about the defacing of the Marcus Rashford mural in Manchester.The Manchester United striker as well as England teammates Bukayo Saka and Jadon Sancho were subject to vile online racist abuse in the wake of England's loss.The trio were targeted after they missed penalties in the final

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BBC Breakfast's Dan Walker was forced to apologise to Happy Mondays singer Shaun Ryder after he accidentally labelled him as Mancunian.The British singer song-writer made sure he quickly corrected the broadcaster which left Dan rather red-faced on Wednesday morning's show.While attempting to ask Shaun his thoughts regarding the defacing of English footballer Marcus Rashford's mural in Manchester over the weekend, presenter Dan had a slip up.Dan said: "So I've got to ask you as a very proud Mancunian."Quickly interrupting him, Shaun exclaimed: "Salfordian actually me!"Taken aback, Dan replied: "Well ok. Apologies, Salfordian.

Oti Mabuse, 30, lives in London, while her parents are still living in South Africa.Today, the dancer shared a video of the ongoing riots following former President Jacob Zuma’s jailing last week.In view of her 163,000 followers, she wrote: “Imagine waking up to the realisation that your parents are still in you can’t see them, haven’t seen them for years and probably still won’t! #SouthAfricariots.”Fans rushed to Oti’s post to support her.BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker wrote: “So sorry Oti.”“This is rotten for you and all your family, Oti.Take care,” another added.Ellie Harrison details 'unpleasant' moment with Adam HensonA third commented: “I hope you can get in contact with them to make sure they are ok, this must be so hard for you

BBC Breakfast host Dan Walker has hit back amid criticism of his presenting of the show this morning.

BBC Breakfast.They had been broadcasting a news piece about a baby beaver that has been born, when Louise could be heard coughing.The camera cut back to Louise as Dan looked concerned, asking if she was alright.Louise nodded as she continued coughing, before adding "Sorry, yes, I think so.""Do you need a cup of tea?" he asked worriedly."I've got one!" said Louise as she reached for her mug."Get Louise a cup of tea!" called Dan at the same time half-jokingly, raising his arms to the producers."Oh, she's got one" he added as Louise took a drink."I'm alright, you carry on" as she waved her arms at him to stop fussing, before taking a drink.

Euro 2020 trophy.

BBC Breakfast'sDan Walker was caught by co-host Louise Minchin when he "yawned" in the studio during the morning programme. The football-mad presenter looked red-faced and explained how he had to keep himself awake after spending a sleepless night to think over England's defeat in the Euros 2020 final.

BBC Breakfast team have been undergoing various changes this week and Sunday morning was no exception.Regular presenters Charlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty were both missing from the red sofa on Sunday and were replaced by journalists Chris Mason and Luxmy Gopal.During the weekends, Charlie and Naga usually take the reigns, while Dan Walker and Louise Minchin present the morning programme throughout the week.The noticeable changes that have been taking place this week have left some viewers somewhat confused too.This is a live TV story and is constantly being updated.Please refresh the page regularly to get the latest TV updates.TV & Showbiz reporters are working to source the latest information, reaction, pictures and video related to this

Dan Walker has joined his colleague Matt Taylor in cheekily campaigning for a later start to BBC Breakfast on Monday.The morning show usually begins bright and early at 6am but its stars have been calling for it to follow other businesses with a late start.England has made it to their first international football final in more than 55 years.They’ll be squaring up against Italy in the Euros final this Sunday in a highly anticipated match.As the landmark game is airing on Sunday evening, some businesses have begun announcing changes to their Monday schedules for employees.Hoping to capitalise on the changes, BBC weather presenter Matt Taylor posted a cheeky message calling for BBC Brunch on Monday morning.The broadcaster showed a mock-up of