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Nadiya Bychkova is a great dance teacher on Strictly Come Dancing, and this week she had a very special student – BBC presenter Sally Nugent!MORE: Strictly's Nadiya Bychkova reacts to Kai Widdrington's sizzling modelling picture amid romance rumoursDan Walker's BBC Breakfast colleague is taking part in a charity ball and didn't hesitate in calling on Nadiya's expertise.WATCH: Dan Walker: Strictly has given me a new appreciation for dancingSharing the news on Instagram, Nadiya posted six photos of the pair together, alongside Dan too, and revealed: "I had a real treat last week when I got to dance with my favourite @bbcbreakfast presenter … @sallynugenttv.READ: Dan Walker treated to ultimate surprise by newly-single Nadiya Bychkova during Strictly tourRELATED: Dan Walker shares rare peek inside colour-pop home with sweet family photo"Sally is taking part in the @burrowstrictlyball on the 19th March and I was giving her a few tips before she starts training." Strictly fans went wild for Nadiya and Sally's snaps togetherShe continued: "I will also be judging the competition in Leeds with @mrdanwalker and we'll be performing one of our #Strictly dances.

BBC Breakfast co-host Naga Munchetty took to social media at the weekend, where she confessed she was feeling "gutted" – and her followers rushed to respond, although they didn't all agree!The down-to-earth presenter posted a tweet on Saturday referring to the Six Nations rugby results after Scotland beat England 20-17 in their first game.MORE: BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty sparks major fan reaction for 'lifesaving' actionsShe wrote: "Congratulations [Scottish flag emoji]. Am gutted for [English flag emoji]." She then added: "Great entertainment #SixNations2022."Naga's followers were quick to share their own opinions, with one posting a string of Welsh flag emojis as they teased: "It made me feel a lot better."WATCH: BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty applauded by fans after lifesaving actionsAnother shared that they had also been rooting for England, commenting: "It was edge of the seat and wanting to join in.

Dan Walker has had his fair share of early starts, waking at the crack of dawn to present BBC Breakfast - and yet fans claim he is yet to show any serious signs of ageing.

Nadine, The Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, put on the spot in scenes some described as "eye wateringly embarrassing". In the chat, Nadine took a defensive stance with journalist Charlie Stayt on air, while insisting that photo footage of Boris Johnson appearing to enjoy a beer at a "lockdown birthday party" was part of a plot by pro-EU supporters exercising anti-Brexit sentiments.Gary Lineker's response to the drama was clear, after he took to Twitter to chortle to his 8.3 million followers: "Love these comedy sketches.

Dan Walker, 44, took to Twitter today to respond to the news with his own Strictly Come Dancing snub to help his co-presenter.Burrow Strictly Ball tweeted a video of Rob Burrow revealing who the tenth dancer would be on the show.The caption read: "Our 10th Dancer to take part in the Strictly ball is announced by the man himself @ROb7Burrow!"Thank you @sallynugent and partnered by our good friend @Christoper_Tighe Amazing @BBCBreakfast."Sally replied: "Can't quite believe I'm doing this."But there's only one person who could persuade me.

Carol Kirkwood, 59, took to social media today to share a glimpse of her morning routine with fans ahead of BBC Breakfast. However, the presenter described being “distracted” by her co-star as she was getting ready at BBC studios.In view of her 216,000 followers, Carol shared a picture of herself and meteorologist Tomasz Schafernaker.In the selfie, Tomasz can be seen making a funny face as Carol shows the camera the peace sign with her hands.In the tweet, Carol referred to her colleague as “this lovely man”.She penned: “Being distracted by this lovely man @Schafernaker this morning!!!”She signed off the message with a series of laughing face and love heart emojis.The tweet quickly got her fans attention as it got hundreds of likes.Twitter user ChrisCrowhurst wrote: “Would have thought you were distracting him.”Akc1970 quipped: “Looks like you are about to give him a haircut.”YDraigGoch10 added: “Morning, Carol..

Carol Kirkwood, 59, has shared how her morning didn’t go to plan earlier today.The BBC Breakfast presenter admitted she suffered a “nightmare” on her way into the studio.Carol shared the news with her 216,000 followers this morning as she lamented the traffic.She penned: “Nightmare journey into work this morning!“Usually if the M40 or M4 is closed (in parts) I can switch to the other...this morning they were both closed!“I have travelled through places I have never been before!“Thank goodness for sat nav!!!xxx”One concerned follower then reached out to her asking what this means for her journey home.Carol Allsopp wrote: “Does this mean another nightmare getting home?”The weather presenter then replied: “Hopefully they will be open by then Carol.Thank you xx.”Many of Carol’s other followers also weighed in on her journey, sharing their support.George Girven added: “It’s times like that when sat nav is worth it’s weight in gold … (sic)“Whereas the alternative of pulling over and searching through a road atlas using only the interior light, gives one the shudders.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty, 46, has sent her condolences to her former colleague Rory Cellan-Jones, 64, after he suffered a heartbreaking loss.

BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker has told how one hectic week of managing his presenting work and stint on Strictly Come Dancing saw him get only "24 hours sleep".The newsreader, 44, made it to the final five on the competition along with his professional partner Nadiya Bychkova.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty has taken to Twitter to react following an announcement from her colleague of 13 years.The newsreader, 46, didn't hesitate to react after the broadcaster's business presenter revealed her plans to move to rival broadcaster ITV in March.In view of her 265,200 followers, Naga penned her co-star a sweet message.She wrote: "Congratulations! xx"The BBC newsreader was responding to her colleague's exciting news.Yesterday, BBC News correspondent Sarah Corker had announced that she was leaving the broadcaster to join rival ITV.She told her 6,000 followers: "I’m delighted to be joining @ITVNews as the Social Affairs Correspondent based in the north of England in March."It’s been quite the journey at @bbcnews over the last 13 years."Thank you to my fantastic colleagues & friends."Excited for the next chapter at ITN," she ended her post.BBC business presenter Lewis Vaughan Jones also responded to the news.He wrote: "Congrats Sarah!"Senior journalist at the BBC Leanna Byrne, penned: "You're going to smash that beat Sarah! Delighted for you xxx."While the broadcaster's Kyiv correspondent, James Waterhouse, commented: "Mega exciting and very deserved."Elsewhere, days ago Naga told how she had mistakenly invited someone round to "Netflix and Chill", without knowing the phrase was a euphemism for something else.Speaking to her listeners on her BBC Radio 5 programme, the star spoke to lexicographer and language podcaster Terry Victor, who brought up the phrase “Netflix and Chill”.“Netflix and Chill” originated as an internet slang term and is used as a euphemism for sexual activity - typically casual sex.However, this common phrase was lost on Naga, who appeared to have been taking it literally all

BBC Breakfast star Louise Minchin is no stranger to bike rides and fitness challenges, but her latest adventure has been especially tough, as she's joined athlete Mimi Anderson, someone who has won Guinness World Records for her endurance.

BBC Breakfast presenter Sally Nugent has opened up on the "really rebellious" habit she sometimes finishes her day with.

Carol Kirkwood isn't currently taking up her usual BBC Breakfast slot need only look to Dan Walker's Twitter account to hear more about the subject. Dan found it hilarious when the meteorologist's replacement referred to himself as her "stunt double".Matt Taylor, who tweets under the username @metmatttaylor, shared a cheeky GIF of a man donning a blonde wig to mirror the locks of the 59-year-old he is standing in for, while advertising his new slot.Up bright and early this morning, the BBC Broadcast Meteorologist announced: "I’m @carolkirkwood’s stunt double on @BBCBreakfast all this week."Full forecast for the week coming up between now and 9am."Strictly star Dan instantly reacted to the post with a less-is-more response, featuring nothing other than grimace and laughter emojis.The GIF featured a man swishing his faux blonde locks around for the camera, looking dramatically different than his usual, much more serious, appearance on BBC weather reports.Typically seen with a sensible cropped cut above his ears, he describes himself on Twitter as "BBC Broadcast Meteorologist and former Senior Operational Meteorologist with the Met Office.

BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker has taken to Twitter to react to claims he's taking part in the latest series of The Masked Singer.The BBC newsreader, 44, recently finished in fifth place on popular BBC dance show Strictly Come Dancing last month, but viewers of The Masked Singer were convinced he was behind one of the costumes, especially that of Doughnut.In view of his 747,600 Twitter followers, the BBC star expressed his puzzlement at claims he's featuring on the show.Dan wrote: "What is this about?" followed by a laughing face emoji.The star was responding to a tweet by a surprised social media user who guessed that the sports reporter was behind one of the masks."Can't believe @mrdanwalker is on Masked Singer so soon after Strictly," Liam Bennett wrote.READ MORE: Following Dan's tweet, his followers took to the comments to weigh in on whether the BBC star could be behind one of the masks.Referencing Dan's time on Strictly, Twitter user CandyB wrote: "You have done dancing… now off to singing?""And can you sing?" probed Graham Pindar.Dave Wragg jibed: "Have you heard Dan sing? Obviously not."Others thought he could be the person behind the doughnut costume, with Liam Bennett leaving a series of doughnut emojis and a thinking face.Becki Corbett echoed the idea, writing: "Are you a doughnut?" followed by a laughing face.However, the idea was promptly shut down by Garry Hines who claimed that ex-footballer Michael Owen was behind the character.Elsewhere on Twitter, viewers of the popular ITV were also guessing that the BBC star was behind one of the masks.Danielle Scapens penned: "My 7-year-old thinks that #Doughnut in the @MaskedSingerUK is @mrdanwalker - I’m dubious."Hayden Williams agreed, commenting: "I think

BBC Breakfast star Jon Kay has disclosed the news of how his brother Ollie was once snatched in broad daylight, and could have been permanently separated from his family. He told his son of the harrowing ordeal as part of a BBC podcast he was presenting about another British child who'd been abducted.The Cheryl Grimmer case, which involved a three-year-old British girl being snatched from the changing rooms of a New South Wales beach, after her family had emigrated to Australia, is infamous throughout the country today.Yet, when Jon Kay heard the horrific story about the disappearance and realised that Cheryl had never been found, it sent a chill down his spine, as he realised in that moment how close his brother had come to possibly meeting exactly the same fate.Becoming instantly "obsessed" with the case, his interest led to him becoming the presenter of the episode Fairy Meadow 1 - When The Wind Changed.Jon narrated while his son audibly bounced a ball in the background, which then prompted him to open up on his own experiences during the podcast."I've become so obsessed with this case on the other side of the world," he exclaimed, confessing how it reminded him of "something that happened in our own family"."I was about seven and I went with grandma into a shop to buy a birthday present for a friend of mine," he began.His son interrupted by jokingly asking of his childhood: "You had friends?"However, the mood soon changed and he became transfixed on the sinister story."Uncle Ollie was a baby and he was in a big pram so we left him outside," Jon explained."When we were queuing up at the till about ten minutes later, I looked out the window and the pram had gone, so we came out of the shop.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty has hit back at a viewer on Twitter after being labelled "condescending" and "arrogant" following a discussion on the programme this morning.The star spoke to the First Minister of Wales, Mark Drakeford, about the easing of Covid restrictions in the country, but one disgruntled Twitter user soon took issue with the line of questioning and was quick to slam Naga for her interview style.In view of her 265,100 followers, the BBC presenter hit back after being branded "arrogant" by the unhappy viewer.Naga wrote: "Curiosity is a great quality."Hope that isn't too condescending for you X."It comes after the social media user took issue with the sound of Naga's voice, before taking aim at her attitude.After tagging the BBC presenter, Twitter user @tircwmwd wrote: "I'm curious to know: were you born with that arrogant and condescending tone of voice, or is it just something you've honed to perfection at the Beeb?" (sic)They added: "First Minister of Wales 1 supposed BBC journalist 0," (sic)."Da iawn, @MarkDrakeford Well said!" they finished their post.This morning saw Naga speak to the Welsh First Minister about the easing of Covid restrictions in Wales.Naga said: "I'm sure many people in Wales will be looking to the restrictions that have been eased in England and thinking, 'Why are we not there?'"'Why are we not at that stage if we're hearing a similar message from the UK government that looks after the rules in England, that numbers are coming down and hospital admissions, the pressure is easing on the NHS," she added.Mr Drakeford replied: "Well, we've always taken a different approach in Wales, one that takes things step by step in line with the science, where a government that doesn't

2021 was quite the year when it came to celebrity romances. From Zoë Kravitz and Channing Tatum to Travis Barker and Kourtney Kardashian, iconic couples popped up everywhere. In fact, it was also the year that Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez put the spark back into their 2000s romance.

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty has taken to social media to react to one of her co-stars leaving the broadcaster.She shared her well wishes this morning after Martin Colley announced his “last shift”.Naga MunchettyNaga was among those sharing their congratulations to the BBC director.He shared yesterday with his own followers how he was leaving after 16 years.Martin wrote: “Bye bye BBC last shift done.“Nearly 16 years man and boy working for loads of programming.”He then tagged some of the shows he had worked on as well, including BBC Breakfast, Newsround and Match of the Day.BBC Breakfast’s Naga reacted to his tweet this morning.She penned: “We'll miss you - Good luck! X”Martin was quick to respond to his costar, thanking her for her message.“Thanks Naga, always a pleasure,” Martin replied.Martin first announced he was leaving the BBC back at the end of December.He shared how he was leaving the corporation for ITV.On December 23, he penned: “Personal News.“After 15 years I’m leaving the BBC.“I’ve got a shiny new Shoot/Edit job with @itvnews starting in Feb.“It’s been a great time and I have lots of happy memories…”Following his update about his final shift at the BBC, plenty of his colleagues shared their goodbyes.Producer Nazia Mogra wrote: “Ah Martin I'll miss you.Thanks for all your hard work today and always x.”BBC News Producer Carol Lowe added: “@itn’s gain is our loss.“Good luck, Martin.

 Dan Walker and Sally Nugent discussed the hit game Wordle with Countdown’s Susie Dent today.The pair attempted to play the game and managed to guess the word after an impressive three tries.Dan, 44, took to Twitter to brag about his Wordle score to his 747,400 followers.He wrote: “We are talking to @susie_dent about the obsession with Wordle on #BBCbreakfast this morning.“@sallynugent and I combined our brains and got it done in 3,” he added with a trophy emoji.The presenter also attached a picture of the green squares appearing from two, to three, to five, as each letter was placed in the right order.Wordle is a daily word game where players are invited to guess a five-letter word in six tries.Each time the player enters a five-letter word, the colours of each letter tile indicate how close their guess was to the word, allowing them to guess more accurately each time.In response to the tweet, BBC Breakfast’s Nina Warhurst commented: “Dan. You said you wouldn’t.“It was in the name of research,” Dan replied with a laughing emoji.“Minus points for not doing it yourself,” BBC Radio 5 Live presenter Steve Crossman pointed out, with reference to Sally.“Sally was looking over my shoulder.

Kelvin Fletcher and his wife Liz have announced that she is pregnant with twins. Strictly Come Dancing star Kelvin, 38, and his beloved wife Liz are already proud parents to five year old Marnie and three year old Milo.

Dan Walker has defended the BBC after it was hinted that the license fee would be scrapped. Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries tweeted about plans to overhaul the funding model for the BBC, revealing that the next announcement about the fee would "be the last".The annual payment usually changes on April 1 of each year, however, reports suggest that it will be frozen at the rate of £159 for the next two years.