TV host Louise Minchin reveals exciting new career move after BBC Breakfast exit

Liverpool were allowed a goal against Nottingham Forest, despite Diogo Jota being 'clearly offside'.Jota plundered his 19th goal of the season on 78 minutes to sink Forest and fire Liverpool into an FA Cup semi final showdown with bitter rivals Manchester City at Wembley.But Steve Cooper's Championship side will wake up this morning knowing it could easily have been them heading to the famous stadium next month, after pushing Jurgen Klopp's men to the limit in this blood and thunder Cup clash.They had further cause for frustration, with Jota's winning goal appearing to have been scored from an offside position.Angry fans quickly took to social media after Jota had prodded the ball home from Kostas Tsimikas' shot, venting their anger at the decision to allow the goal.One fan fumed: “This better not count as a goal — Jota is clearly offside here.”Another added: “Isn't that Jota goal offside? I swear the rules change every week.”A third enraged fan also tweeted: “Diogo Jota is offside here and nobody can convince me otherwise.”Who will win this season's FA Cup? Let us know in the comments section below.Meanwhile, another angrily wrote: “VAR is f***ing disgraceful, Jota was offside.”Replays of the goal initially appeared to show that Jota had been offside before a VAR review clarified that Forest defender Tobias Figueiredo had marginally kept him onside.Liverpool were able to hold on after the goal, securing a spot in the last four and a meeting with their title rivals City, having been pushed to the limit by their Championship opponents.The game was fast and furious from the start, with Joe Worrall producing a great tackle on Jota as he charged through on goal, while at the opposite end Keinan Davis just failed to connect

Fans of BBC's Peaky Blinders have come to the conclusion that lead character Tommy Shelby will be killed off by the end of the season.With series 6 almost coming to a close with only three more episodes left, many viewers believed Tommy played by actor Cillian Murphy will not live to see by the end of it.During the latest episode, Tommy was left holding back his tears when he attended his daughter's funeral but the death of young Ruby may also lead to Tommy's demise.Jumping on Twitter, fans shared their views on the character.One person wrote: "I just know tommys going to die at the end of this season but i hope he reunites with Ruby in heaven or something."Another said: "Hate that everyone is saying Tommy is going to die this season… No," followed by a crying face emoji.A third penned: "I was calling it that Tommy would die on last season. I mean almost the entire family of this man died because of him."But as the show continued to progress, viewers realised that Tommy would most probably be on his way out relatively soon due to a brain tumour.As the doctor visited his office, he explained the realities of Tommy's situation and warned him that he will deteriorate.

Liverpool midfielder Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain reportedly said "I haven't played for weeks" after he was substituted during Jurgen Klopp's side's victory over Nottingham Forest. The former Arsenal central midfielder was deployed on the right side of a three-man midfield during the Reds’ 1-0 away victory over Nottingham Forest in the FA Cup semi-final.

dodo out of extinction following a dramatic DNA breakthrough. The dodo bird, which was wiped off the planet over 500 years ago, was 3ft tall and resided on the island of Mauritius.Experts managed to successfully sequence the entire genome of the creature, which means they would be able to clone it in the future, UNILad reported.

Bake Off host Mel Giedroyc and DIY SOS frontman Nick Knowles are the best of enemies.Mel confessed: "Nick Knowles really hates me. He absolutely detests me."I did this silly sort of Radio Times interview.

hacking group has emerged in the battle against Russia – and it says it has already sent a whopping 20 million texts to people living under Putin’s regime. Little is known about who is behind the mysterious Squad 303, but members say the Polish group is named after a fighter squadron from World War Two.In a terrifying video posted to the site's Twitter, a masked and hooded avatar explains in a croaky voice: "You wouldn't notice us in the store, on the street or the subway."Ukrainians are fighting with real guns.

Rachel Zegler has apparently been left off the guest list for this year’s Oscars.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film CriticDavid Dobrik, the 25-year-old YouTube superstar, has a grin that speaks a thousand words. Dobrik is the quintessence of cute — eager and baby-faced, with big dark puppy eyes and floppy brown hair combed so that it never seems combed. Clad in sweatshirts that he wears like pajamas, he looks like the comic-strip character Dondi crossed with Mark Wahlberg in 1995 crossed with the world’s smarmiest frat-house douche.

Bella Hadid shares a kiss with boyfriend Marc Kalman during their outing in New York City on Sunday afternoon (March 20).

West Side Story reminds its audience that “There’s a Place for Us.” Except, perhaps, for actress Rachel Zegler, who took to Instagram today to lament that she wasn’t invited to the March 27th Oscars ceremony in Hollywood.

BBC Breakfast host Louise Minchin has applauded Emily Maitlis for exiting the BBC after 20 years with the broadcaster.The Newsnight presenter and the BBC’s former North America editor Jon Sopel have announced their decision to quit in order to join the media group Global, which owns LBC.Louise, 53, took to Twitter last night where she gave her thoughts on Emily’s choice to step down, in view of her 244,300 followers. Emily, 51, announced her news yesterday in a series of tweets to her 456,600 followers.Tagging Jon, 62, and Dino Sofos, who is the founder of audio production company Persephonica, she expressed her excitement at starting a new chapter of her career.“Some work news,” Emily wrote, “@BBCJonSopel and I are going to launch a brand new podcast with @Global, exec produced by @dinosofos.  “It’s an amazing opportunity to do something we all love, and we are so thrilled Global is giving us this opportunity to be big and ambitious with this project.“@dinosofos has been the powerhouse behind Brexitcast, Newscast and Americast, and we are delighted his new company @persephonica will be producing this major new podcast with Global.“Nevertheless, it will be a wrench to leave the BBC after 20 phenomenal years.“I am so grateful for the opportunities I’ve had there. “More than anything I’m grateful to have worked with the most incredible people - many of whom are dear friends. “I owe my BBC colleagues everything,” Emily concluded.In response to Emily’s first tweet about joining Global, Louise sent her former colleague her best wishes.“Congratulations,” Louise tweeted out, with three hands clapping emojis. Louise waved goodbye to her colleagues on BBC Breakfast on September 15 last year after almost 20 years of working on the

BBC Breakfast star Sally Nugent shared a 12 second phone call with co-host Dan Walker before accepting her new role on the show.The 50-year-old journalist began filling in as a temporary host on the iconic red sofa 10 years ago.However, she was made main presenter on the programme since October last year following the departure of Louise Minchin. She has opened up about how she accepted her role and the question she asked Dan before agreeing to the presenting job.Speaking to The Mirror, Sally said: "I did have a 12 second conversation with Dan before all of this started where I said, 'You are staying for a bit aren't you?' And he went, 'Yeah, I think so.'"So I was like right.

BBC Breakfast hot seat from Louise Minchin, she took some sound advice from another former presenter on the show. BBC Legend Bill Turnbull, offered up some advice on sleeping patterns to ensure the presenters can get through the day, but Dan Walker believed it's a "waste of time", and chooses his own methods.Sally recently opened up on her very early morning routine but after the show finishes, the rest of her day differs to Dans."Bill Turnbull had the best routine," she told The Mirror in a joint interview with her co-host."He said to have a morning sleep.So I always try."I go back to bed at around 11am, then set my alarm and get up by 12 and get out in the daylight, it’s important."Dan giggled while grinning: "She gets into her pyjamas!"Sleep is important obviously, but sleep in the day?"It's a complete waste of your time."But it works for the sports reporter, who told The Sunday Times of her mid-morning nap: "I then get up and start my day again."You have to be really careful on breakfast shows that you don't do the double breakfast."It's notorious."She also revealed she manages to leave the house every morning without waking her husband and 14-year-old son.Sally told the publication: "My alarm goes off at 3.45am.

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Emily Maitlis confirmed her exit from Newsnight in an emotional statement earlier today.

BBC Breakfast's Louise Minchin has revealed her new career move after quitting BBC Breakfast. The broadcaster, 53, will host the Push Your Peak podcast, interviewing incredible people who have carried out superhuman feats.

BBC Breakfast presenter Louise Minchin, 53, has finally told fans about her “exciting” new venture into the world of podcasts. Louise, who presented the morning show for almost 20 years, revealed she will be fronting Push Your Peak in partnership with indoor bike company, Wattbike.Louise announced the news on her Instagram story to her 128,000 followers.She wrote: “I am very excited to tell you about my new podcast with @wattbike #pushyourpeak,” alongside a glimpse at the podcast’s cover artwork.In a trailer, Louise explained that the series will see her sit down with “superhumans who have done extraordinary things”.She said: “Push Your Peak is a brand new podcast brought to you by Wattbike.

BBC Breakfast presenter recently replaced Louise Minchin, 53, on the red sofa alongside Dan Walker, 44, and she knows how to carefully and quietly leave the house at 4am.In a new interview with The Sunday Times, Sally opened up on her morning routine, where she manages to leave the house very morning without stirring her husband and 14-year-old son."My alarm goes off at 3.45am. I don't have a loud, scary one that gives you a coronary," she giggled."I use a light box that gently wakes me.

Dan Walker's advice was ignored by Sally Nugent when she took over from Louise Minchin as one of the main presenters on BBC Breakfast at the end of last year. Writing for The Sunday Times, Sally gave fans a glimpse inside her day-to-day life, while revealing some advice that her co-host gave her – that she decided to ignore.In her piece for the publication she said that when she's presenting BBC Breakfast her alarm goes off at 3.45am.After her stint on the sofa, she then leaves the BBC studios at 10.30am.She wrote in her piece: “The show finishes at 9.13am.

Louise Minchin as one of the main presenters on BBC Breakfast at the end of last year. However, the star has admitted she didn’t follow in the footsteps of her co-presenter Dan Walker over one key piece of advice.Sally and Dan helm the morning news show from Monday to Wednesday every week.Now, the usually private Sally has opened up on her routine for the job.The broadcaster shared what her day in her life generally looks like when presenting.One key aspect is how she arranges her day after waking up so early for the show.Writing in The Sunday Times today, she admitted her alarm goes off at 3.45am.Following filming, she then usually leaves the BBC studios at 10.30am.Sally explained: “The show finishes at 9.13am.

BBC Breakfast star Sally Nugent has given fans an insight into her bedtime routine as she opens up about early mornings.The 50-year-old presenter began filling in as a co-presenter on the iconic red sofa 10 years ago.However, she has been a main presenter on the programme following the departure of Louise Minchin last October.Sally appears on the show alongside Dan Walker to bring the latest news headlines from across the world.The mother of one, who lives in Cheshire, has opened up about her morning ritual.Speaking to The Sunday Times, Sally said: "My alarm goes off at 3.45am. I don’t have a loud, scary one that gives you a coronary."I use a light box that gently wakes me.