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BBC Breakfast journalist Nina Warhurst has announced she is pregnant with her third child, but has explained her pregnancy journey has been a struggle with months of "vomiting and migraines". The 42 year old presenter revealed her exciting news on Instagram by sharing a snap of herself wearing a black dress and bright pink heels as she cradled her bump in the BBC Breakfast studio. Exchanging her best wishes to her followers for Mother's Day, mum-of-two Nina wrote: "Happy Mother’s Day to all of those who are any part of this endless handover of love, values, genes, chaos and perpetually crumb-infested kitchens.

Gogglebox star Sandra Martin stole the show as she showed off a striking new look as she spoke about the tenth anniversary of the programme. Appearing on Saturday's BBC Breakfast, Sandra, 61, sat alongside best mate Sandi Bogle, 57, to speak about how they first got onto the hit Channel 4 show and how it was able to surprise everyone and become one of the top shows on TV. Sandra was a Gogglebox favourite, taking part in the show from its start in 2013 up to 2017, while Sandi called time on her stint on the show a year earlier.

BBC Breakfast host Nina Warhurst has recalled a memorable story - something which involved her work and one of her sons.Taking to her Instagram Stories this week, the journalist shared a throwback photo from five years ago from the time she accidentally drove to work with her son in tow."Facebook reminding me it's five years since I pulled up to the work car park and realised I'd forgotten to drop the kid at nursery," she wrote. Nina shared this funny post with fans this weekNina, 42, is a doting mum to her two boys, Digby, six, and Michael, four, whom she shares with her husband Ted.The journalist, who has become a familiar face to many thanks to her role on BBC Breakfast, is often praised by fans for her very relatable posts sharing the ups and downs of parenting.Back in September, Nina shared a snap of her and her husband grinning from ear to ear while enjoying a night out on the town for a friend's birthday.

While Dan Walker is a familiar face on people’s TV screens up and down the country thanks to his role presenting the news on Channel 5, the TV personality tends to keep his home life underwraps. However, over on Instagram, Dan has 277,000 followers and often gives fans a glimpse inside of his life off camera including of recent hotel stays or walks with his adorable dog Winnie. Most recently, Dan shocked fans after sharing a terrifying health update that left him “glad to be alive” and thankful for the help of the NHS after getting hit by a car while riding his bike.

BBC Breakfast's Carol Kirkwood looked unrecognisable in glam new snaps from the eighties that were unearthed for the show.The show on 13 February, presented by Sally Nugent and Ben Thompson, featured a segment on the 1980's, as the presenters asked viewers to send in their photographs from the iconic decade, whist also showing off snaps of the BBC Breakfast team from the era. Sally, 51, said: "This morning on Breakfast we want to see your 80s pictures and hear your 1980s stories because we've got some of our own haven't we Ben?" As numerous pictures were shown on screen, the presenters asked the viewers if they could guess who they were of.

BBC Breakfast presenter Sally Nugent, 51, praised Bill Turnbull's daughter Flora, 31, in a poignant post today, coinciding with the star’s appearance on the BBC One show this morning. Broadcasting legend Bill died last year at the age of 66 after a five-year battle with prostate cancer.Sally shared a clip of Flora being interviewed about her dad on BBC Breakfast this morning from the show’s official Twitter account.The video was captioned: “The daughter of former #BBCBreakfast presenter Bill Turnbull will run the London Marathon in her late father's memory.“Flora Turnbull told us she wants to continue his campaign to raise awareness over prostate cancer after his death last year.”In response, Sally told her 154,800 followers: “Flora Turnbull is on @BBCBreakfast this morning.

Selina added in her column for the Daily Mail: “The reality was rather different.”Elsewhere in the column, Selina claimed that her late co-host, Frank Bough, as well as disgraced BBC star Jimmy Savile “took liberties” with her, with the latter acting like a “lovesick teenaged” while being interviewed by her.Selina added: “For more than two hours, he acted like a lovesick teenager as I tried to interview him.“No matter how hard I tried to deflect his smutty innuendos, he kept coming back with more ‘wink wink, nudge nudge’ suggestions.”Selina went on to claim that, during the interview, Jimmy told her he “wouldn’t answer any more questions unless I gave him a kiss,” after he failed to get a reaction from her with his innuendos.Express.co.uk has reached out to representatives for the BBC for comment.The TV star was recruited to front the morning show in 1983, just eighteen months after she first anchored ITV's News at Ten.But after three years presenting the programme alongside Frank Bough, Selina moved over to the BBC's The Clothes Show, where she stayed as a presenter until 1988.BBC Breakfast viewers took a trip down memory lane earlier this week as the programme celebrated its 40th anniversary with present and past hosts.The broadcaster aired a special episode on January 17 to pay tribute to its history as Jon Kay and Sally Nugent presented a nostalgic news programme.Fans of the BBC show spotted some key differences to the usual programming as the show took a step back in time.BBC Breakfast reinstated the original vintage clock for a one-off segment as it welcomed back its first ever weatherman.Viewers enjoyed archive footage, fan favourites, and a host of extra special guests.The daily programme included a special half

Naga Munchetty joked that she and Charlie Stayt are perhaps the only duo on TV where the man has shorter hair than the woman - and admitted that there is plenty of interest in where her co-star gets his luscious locks. During a new interview, she poked fun at the continuous question of whether he wears a wig.When the "perennial question" was raised, Naga didn't have to enquire further about what the interviewer meant."Oh, you mean, ‘Does Charlie wear a wig?’" she chortled, adding mischievously: " I always say ‘Yes, he does!'"It’s an ongoing debate,” Charlie groaned in response as the pair chatted to the Radio Times.“It’s even been addressed by Liza Minnelli, who leaned forward and pulled my hair just to test it."However, the BBC host is resigned to the constant curiosity, admitting that as he is on a family-oriented TV show each morning, where viewers "have the right, in a nice way, to engage with you".Naga then joked: "In terms of hair, I think we are the only duo in telly where the woman has shorter hair than the man.”Meanwhile, one follower stated that they were so curious to know whether or not he wore a hairpiece that they struggled to concentrate on what he was saying.Charlie was previously praised by singer Lewis Capaldi for his "great hair".However, Naga teasingly mouthed the words: "It's a wig!" in response."It’s a wig, is it? I didn’t say that.

BBC Breakfast star Carol Kirkwood, 60, spoke to journalist Riz Lateef, 43, about the times she can get frustrated despite her sunny demeanour in an interview on BBC Radio London.The journalist even suggested that the beloved weather presenter suffered from “road rage” following her out-of-character admission.During their chat Riz asked Carol if, despite usually being “like sunshine” in her everyday life, she ever has a “grumpy day”. “Oh yes!” Carol replied quickly.

Carol Kirkwood announced in May live on BBC Breakfast that she was engaged to her mystery partner Steve.The meteorologist revealed her fiance proposed with a stunning halo ring while the couple was on holiday.The 60-year-old sparked questions during her appearance on BBC Breakfast on Friday as fans wondered if she swapped her engagement ring for a new diamond wedding band.Viewers took to Twitter after they spotted a "new ring" when the presenter delivered her latest weather forecast.One viewer quizzed: "Am I seeing things or has Carol switched rings on #BBCBreakfast?"Another questioned: "Morning Carol, have you got married in secret ?? I noticed another ring on your finger this morning, have a great Christmas xx."A third chimed in: "I think I see it, it looks more sparkly/bigger than her engagement ring if I'm correct? Either way, congrats Carol!"Express.co.uk has contacted Carol Kirkwood's representatives for comment.The BBC favourite previously opened up about her engagement news on the show earlier this year."We got engaged when we were on holiday so it's lovely news and we're both thrilled,' Carol said, adding: "We went out for a picnic, I had no idea".She went on: "The weather was glorious.

Saturday Kitchen favourite Matt Tebbutt has been entertaining viewers with his culinary dishes since he first appeared on the series back in 2009.The TV chef, who also hosts Channel 4’s Food Unwrapped, opened up about his relationship with BBC Breakfast's  Naga Munchetty, 47, who often can't help but jibe with the presenter from time to time.Similar to his BBC colleague, Matt who is also a loving cat owner, discussed teaming up with pet food brand ACANA, before he dished on the BBC Breakfast host.Naga often introduces Matt ahead of his Saturday show but the chef admitted he is never too sure where the conversation is going to go.He joked: "She puts the fear of god into me. Of all the 90 minutes, that's the one I just don't know where it's going to go."Matt went on to share the pair have a great working relationship despite their cheeky back and forth banter.The TV chef continued: "I love Naga.

Naga Munchetty, 47, and Charlie Stayt, 60, were reprimanded by the London Fire Brigade over the weekend for risking starting a fire in the BBC Breakfast studio.The BBC presenters were called out by the fire and rescue service on Twitter. Naga and Charlie were advised to take much more care in the future by the London branch of the emergency services. In a sternly-worded tweet, London Fire Brigade included a screenshot of the pair sitting on the red sofa in the BBC studios, where a laptop was placed next to Naga on top of a pile of papers.Another image showed a fire-ravaged sofa and laptop, to demonstrate what can happen when laptops overheat.The caption read: "Not the first time we're reminding @BBCBreakfast presenters not to have the laptops on the sofa and even worse on top of paper. “Using them on a fabric surface or paper can result in a lack of airflow and can cause them to overheat,” the London Fire Brigade warned. This story comes after Naga admitted earlier this year that she once had to be rescued by the fire brigade.Back in January, Naga revealed on BBC Radio 5 Live that she had once been saved by the fire brigade after she got trapped in a school. The presenter was discussing stories of people “getting stuck” in the wake of the news that cabinet minister Michael Gove had missed an television interview that morning after getting stuck in a BBC lift.Cheerfully recalling her own experience of “getting stuck”, Naga detailed her “exciting” experience of being rescued by the fire brigade.“I once was rescued by the fire brigade, “ she began. “It was a rather fantastic experience.“I was very young; I was about 19.

Naga Munchetty was almost reduced to tears after hearing the experiences of a group of students who had all been cat-called and made to feel unsafe.The BBC Breakfast broadcaster had been researching the issue as part of the annual campaign 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence.She lamented: "I feel like crying that women think 'I'm not going to wear a dress because I don't want to give the wrong impression.'"I love clothes.

Susanna Reid has admitted she feared her career was over before it had even kickstarted when her first live interview didn't go to plan on BBC Breakfast.

Steph McGovern, 40, has admitted she would force herself not to eat anything while filming early morning segments for BBC Breakfast.The Steph's Packed Lunch star explained she would not eat until after filming was finished, even if she was starving, on account of her IBS.Over the past few years, Steph has also been very open about her struggles with her IBS on TV, which has helped make other people feel more comfortable to talk about their health issues publicly.According to the NHS website, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a common condition that affects the digestive system. It causes symptoms like stomach cramps, bloating, diarrhoea and constipation - and it’s usually a lifelong problem.When asked if she ever felt like her gut was particularly bad when getting up for BBC Breakfast really early in the morning, Steph confirmed to Express.co.uk: “Yeah, totally! It was horrendous.”“I did what a lot of people do, which is to just go, ‘Oh, I've just got one of those tummy things, I’ve just got dodgy bowels.’“When I was doing Breakfast Telly, I wouldn't eat until I'd finished broadcasting because, even if I was starving, I'd be so worried about having to run to the loo,” she confessed.“I would have to work out where the toilets were because I was obviously on location a lot.So I'd be in a field or a farm or whatever. “And then as soon as I finished I’d have a bacon sandwich, which is the worst thing you can have,” she reflected.“But then I might try to be healthy and have a smoothie, but then I’d just find that would be worse. I’d be in pain, diarrhoea - horrendous. “And so I just thought, fruit? I can’t do fruit.

Carol Kirkwood and Dan Walker have shown their humorous side after a cheeky Twitter interaction joking that they are no longer friends.

Naga Munchetty, 47, was discussing the topic of women being sexually harassed while they walk home alone and feeling unsafe in the dark in case of an attack.The "furious" BBC Breakfast star said she was appalled that at the age of 47, she still has to "constantly" look around her in fear.She raised the issue in conjunction with a new storyline on the Channel 4 soap, Hollyoaks, about a man with a hatred of women, who spikes their drinks in nightclubs, and takes photos of them unconscious in order to humiliate them.The topic has also been prominent in the news following the high-profile deaths of Sarah Everard, who was murdered by a policeman, and Sabina Nessa."I'm very angry, just furious that women still have to think about these things," Naga indignantly exclaimed."I'm 47 years old and I'm still thinking about how I'm going to get home after a deserved night out - that's my issue."She admitted that as a "small-framed" woman at the height of 5ft 4in, she does "walk with keys in my hand" for her own safety."If I'm walking alone, I look round at least every 30 seconds and I'm constantly surveying what's going on in front, to the side, and behind me," she confessed during a BBC Sounds podcast earlier today.She discussed some of the experiences listeners had written in to share with her about their own night-time terrors.One woman admitted she was "jumped on and kissed" by a man she didn't recognise while travelling home alone after a night out.The experience left her so shaken up that it took her months to "pluck up the courage" to start going out after dark again.The very first time she did, a group of men on motorbikes stopped beside her and one remarked: "You look like you need a good seeing to", leaving her confidence

“You know all these sorts of things you can do where you put your head on the pillow and say, ‘oh, that was a bit out of order wasn’t it?’” the broadcaster concluded.Dan moved to Channel 5 News earlier in the year, marking the end of a six year stint on the BBC Breakfast sofa.To mark his work for the channel’s 100th anniversary, the BBC shared a "montage of mistakes" including some of Dan’s most infamous blunders.Following the cheeky commemoration, titled 100 Seconds of BBC Going Wrong, Dan felt compelled to explain himself."During the BBC's 100 years of broadcasting, not everything has gone as planned on air," a caption on the video had explained, promising hilarious and unusual clips from times when it had all gone horribly wrong.The video sampled one newsreader sheepishly announcing: "If the autocue was working, I could now read you something, but as it isn't, I can’t.”The footage showed presenters haplessly falling into swimming pools and being violently pecked by ostriches mid-conversation.Dan's own contribution was merely witnessing an embarrassing mishap, rather than being responsible for one himself.However, he took to Twitter to share his thoughts on the selection of laugh-out-loud footage.He told his 777,300 followers: "It is so magnificently BBC to celebrate a century with a montage of mistakes! Delighted to have made the cut.”Then he quickly corrected himself, adding: "I should say… that’s not because the BBC makes a lot of mistakes but because the corporation is always happy to laugh at itself."On June 6, Dan presented his first News at 5 show and his debut saw 390,000 viewers tuning in.After Dan’s debut, the Channel 5 broadcaster shared his ratings success on Twitter.He wrote: “Lots of talk about figures

Earlier this week, Dan showed his great relationship with Carol as he voiced his concern after watching one of her forecasts.The Channel 5 News presenter took to Twitter to urge Carol to “take care” as the star braved some harsh weather conditions.On Tuesday, Carol shared some wind gust numbers with her 236,000 followers.The Scottish weather presenter included a chart that showed wind gusts ranging between 40 all the way up to 79 miles per hour in locations like The Needles and Guernsey.“Some of the gusts of wind recorded in the last hour @BBCBreakfast xxx,” Carol captioned the post helpfully.Dan, who used to host BBC Breakfast from 2016 until April this year, urged Carol to proceed with caution.“You take care out there Carol,” the star commented concernedly.Back in May, Dan left his co-host, Sally Nugent, rather emotional when he confirmed his leaving date after six years of presenting from the red sofa.Sally warned viewers, “brace yourself” as Dan got ready to share his announcement.He began: “You know you keep asking me when I’m going? Well, I can tell you now, officially.”The pair laughed as Dan looked at his watch and joked: “I’m leaving in five minutes.

Naga Munchetty, 47, could not hide her surprise after BBC Breakfast star Nina Warhurst, 42, showed fans a glimpse into her first appearance.The business presenter got her start in show business as a teen actor on BBC medical drama Casualty.Marking the broadcaster’s 100th birthday, Nina shared a series of stills from her time on the show.The pictures showed her character looking emotional with a bandage and face injuries.Nina captioned the shots: "Happy Birthday BBC [balloon emoji] Howling at finding my first appearance with Auntie.“Casualty…a spiky teen in polyester, keeping boys a secret, causing parents endless headaches (v method for me in 1997 luvvies)."She added: "Here's to the next chapter... Proud to be part of it.

Dan Walker, 45, moved to Channel 5 News earlier in the year, marking the end of a six year stint on the BBC Breakfast sofa.