Worried Sally Nugent asks BBC Breakfast colleague if he's 'safe' as sirens blare in Ukraine

Coronation Street actress Alexandra Mardell has showcased a number of stunning looks - both onscreen as Emma Brooker and off-screen in her personal life.However, the actress is preparing to say goodbye to the ITV cobbles, as her character exits the soap.No details have been revealed about how Emma will exit, but it is rumoured that the door will be open for a return in the future.After filming her last day on set, she told her followers on social media: "And that’s a wrap on the best street there is! And of course I ugly cried as soon as the scene completed."So overwhelmed by all the love. The Corrie family are just insane.

bucket list of sexual goals, she knew she would discover some new interests.But the businesswoman has recalled how focusing on herself helped her to explore an unexpected kinky fantasy. Layla came to the decision that it was time for a drastic change after three and a half years without sex left her facing burnout.

David Beckham's best friend snapped a series of quick photos alongside his pals ahead of Brooklyn Beckham's star-studded rehearsal dinner.Taking to Instagram, David Gardner posted a photograph aside his friends Mazdack, Zanna, and Derek, as they looked glammed up for their special evening ahead.The foursome stunned in their best fits for the pre-wedding party before Brooklyn, 23, and Nicola Peltz's big day. David captioned the post: "Palm Beach !!! Day 1" aside a grinning and red heart emoji." Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

BBC Breakfast.The presenter reacted to a post shared by the programme’s official Twitter account. on the social media platform.The tweet contained a snippet of Greg’s conversation on the programme as he recounted his sister’s last months of life before she sadly died of bone cancer.The post read: “Actor Greg Wise cared for his sister before her death from cancer, now he is backing a campaign encouraging people to seek out help as soon as possible. On #BBCBreakfast he opened up about his experience.”In the clip, Greg said: “[…] you start to mirror the person that you’re with, and you’re both feeling exposed and vulnerable and alone.“And there’s shame, we need to talk about shame.

BBC star showed off her fiery auburn locks after ditching her long tresses as the former Strictly Come Dancing winner posed up a storm in her bedroom. She slumped against her white leather sofas as she showed off her new do wearing a white crop top which she tucked into a pair of dark denim wide leg jeans to show off her vibrant new look.Stacey accessorised the casual chic ensemble with a simple gold bracelet and matching anklet which complimented the golden sunset tones in her freshly dyed hair.The star also showcased her perfectly manicured acrylic nails which she styled with a simple black polish that she matched with her pedicure.She went on to share some of the behind-the-scenes snaps from her makeover as Stacey ditched her long locks for her new edgy bob.The starlet revealed her new shade was part of her collaboration with hair stylist company Clairol as she captioned the memorable snap: “Me and @clairol_uk_ire have been BUSY.“We freshened up my colour (obvs using my shade 8WR golden auburn).

BBC Breakfast spoke to Chancellor Rishi Sunak as he defended the Spring Statement but viewers were outraged over the presenters’ post-interview conversation.During a segment in which reporter Nina Warhurst grilled him about the cuts, she turned the conversation toward the price of a loaf of bread. She asked him to tell her which item he thinks has risen in price during recent trips to the supermarket.Nina said that she had noticed crisps had gone up which made Rishi laugh and he replied with “probably bread,” which he thinks gone up to £1.20 from its original price of £1, which he “recalled from memory”.Nina then asked him what his favourite loaf was: “It’s a Hovis, kind of seeded thing.

BBC Breakfast 's Dan Walker abruptly told weather reporter Carol Kirkwood to "hold on" after she reported some disappointing news. Strictly Come Dancing fan favourite Dan, who wore a smart black suit with a purple tie, and Sally Nugent, who wore a high neck white top, hosted the early morning BBC show.

BBC Breakfast presenter Carol Kirkwood gave her social media followers an update about the weather next week.The expert warned that we could expect a steep drop in temperatures, as she urged viewers not to put away their warm clothes, despite the sunny conditions this week.Carol, 59, shared her urgent weather warning with her 220,800 Twitter followers this morning.She wrote: “Don't put away your warm clothes just yet! “At the moment it looks like next Tuesday/Wednesday are going to be colder. “For some parts of the UK there will be a 10 degree drop in temperature compared to today @BBCBreakfast xxx.”Carol also included a picture of the upcoming weather forecast, which showed a steep decline in temperatures next Tuesday.Viewers took to the comments section to thank Carol for the update and to express their surprise.Bob wrote: “Oh ok thanks for the heads up Carol xxx Take Care.” (sic)Kerry Bacon penned: “Morning C. And there was me in a dress and tights yesterday!! Xxx” (sic)Jase Genders added: “I never do, April and May can be cold Carol.” (sic)On BBC Breakfast this morning, the meteorologist broke the disappointing news to presenters Dan Walker and Sally Nugent, who were also disappointed to hear about the forthcoming lower temperatures. Dan asked Carol to “hold on”, as she explained the sun might not be here to stay. She then informed the BBC host that he would need to rethink his wardrobe next week."Sal and Dan, you may not like this so much, but Tuesday and Wednesday next week - for some of us, the temperatures will be 10 degrees lower than they're going to be today," Carol explained as she wrapped up her weather report. "Hold on, hold on," Dan cut in.

Dan Walker gave fans a rare tour inside the BBC Breakfast studios - but he couldn't help having a laugh with co-star Sally Nugent as he did so.The BBC presenter took to Twitter to share a clip just before his morning show on Tuesday (March 22), which he anchors Monday to Wednesday from 6am.In the upbeat video, Dan and his co-host Sally could be seen walking onto their set at MediaCityUk in Salford.Chatting to his fans, Dan said: "Just wondering through the BBC Breakfast offices.

BBC Breakfast star Dan Walker sent a hilarious message to a gardener cutting grass during Carol Kirkwood's weather report.BBC weather expert Carol had been trying to deliver her weather report from the gorgeous gardens of St. James' Park in London on Tuesday (March 22) when her segment took a disastrous turn.Despite her best efforts to tell viewers all about what conditions they can expect from the day, Carol's live report began to dissolve as the picture became distorted and the audio became unclear.For the viewers at home, Carol's weather report was fragmented and they missed out vital parts of her beloved weather insights.Show hosts Dan Walker and Sally Nugent quickly spotted the technical gaffe as Dan could be heard saying: "Oh" in the background of the studio.Ever the professional, Carol still managed to make it to the end of her report regardless of the interruptions.However, if the technical issues hadn't been enough of a problem, the hosts had also noticed a loud lawnmower running in the background of Carol's broadcast - and they were quick to comment on it.At first, they thought it was a leafblower, but when Carol told them it was somebody cutting the grass, Dan jokingly told them to stop interrupting their BBC show.Sally said: "That is good to know, Carol.

BBC Breakfast star Dan Walker left one fan upset when he failed to mention his old co-star Louise Minchin in a chat about BBC hosts on Twitter.The disgruntled social media user asked Dan: "What about Louise Minchin?" before telling the former Strictly star they 'hadn't forgotten' about her.Dan had thanked another fan for saying him and his current co-host Sally Nugent was the "best presenter combination" on the hit morning show, which they present Monday to Wednesday from 6am.The viewer wrote: "There’s no doubt in my mind, @mrdanwalker and @sallynugent are the best presenter combination on @BBCBreakfast in a long time."Dan was grateful for the compliment and thanked the fan on the social media platform, writing: "Thanks for watching Matt."However, one user replied: "Hey what about @louiseminchin? I haven’t forgotten about her @mrdanwalker"Other fans were quick to point out Dan's former colleague Louise in response to the viewer's original tweet about Dan and Sally.One commented: "What about the lovely Louise Minchin? I thought she was ace!"A second said: "I think they are great but @louiseminchin was excellent."A third commented: "They are equally as awesome as @mrdanwalker and @louiseminchin were. "They chose a fabulous person to replace Louise in @sallynugent, the only fitting person for the job, love her!"Dan's good pal Louise left BBC Breakfast after almost 20 years on the red sofa - having first presented the BBC one show in 2001.She admitted she stayed on the show "much longer" than she was meant to as she loved working with Dan so much.On her last show in September, she told Dan: "Because of you I've stayed much longer than I was meant to," she said.

BBC Breakfast star Dan Walker has dropped a major hint he wants his co-star Sally Nugent to sign up for Strictly Come Dancing.The TV presenter made it all the way to the semi-finals on the last series of the BBC ballroom show with his pro dancing partner Nadiya Bychkova - losing out to winners Rose Ayling-Ellis and Giovanni Pernice.Now, it seems Dan wants his BBC co-star Sally to give Strictly a go, because he gave her his blessing live on their BBC Breakfast show.On Monday's broadcast (March 21), Dan told Sally he wanted to 'hand the Strictly baton over to her' - teasing she should do the hit dancing show next.Dan said: "I've got a bit of fun for you this morning.

BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker has been questioned by fans on Twitter for not correcting someone who claimed Sally Nugent and him were the “best presenter combination” on BBC Breakfast.

BBC Breakfast presenter Sally Nugent looked exquisite as she took to Instagram to thrill fans in her red backless minidress.The 50 year old newsreader put on a glamorous display for her legions of fans on social media as she attended the Rob Burrow Strictly Ball located at Headingley Stadium, Leeds.Posting a boomerang on Saturday evening (March 19), Sally made sure she provided her 50.8k followers with a full view of her red sparkly frock.Showcasing her back and her toned physique to fans, Sally turned up the heat as she gave a playful twirl to the camera while she wiggled her behind.The journalist smiled radiantly as her gorgeous brunette locks cascaded over her shoulders while whipped her hair from left to right.She also added silver hoop earrings to her elegant outfit and a pair of rose gold heels.Sally looked a far cry from her usual smart attire that she wears during the week and fans couldn't get enough.Heading straight to the comment section fans showered the BBC star with compliments.One person wrote: "You’re beautiful and so hot," followed by a number of love hearts and love-struck eyes emojis.Another chimed: "Wowzers! Simply stunning."A third penned: "Blimey! There’s a hot lady in red," while a fourth added: "Fabulous dress."The Burrow Strictly Ball was created by sisters Joanne Hartshorne and Claire Burnett after their Rugby legend brother Rob Burrow was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease in December 2019.The sisters also hosted the star-studded night to raise funds towards the £5m appeal for Leeds Hospitals Charity to build the bespoke centre for MND.Speaking at the event, Joanne said: "To see the smile on Rob’s face was brilliant. It was such a special and fun night.

BBC Breakfast on Wednesday morning as she was replaced by Owain Wyn Evans.The bubbly meteorologist usually presents the weather from Monday right through to Wednesday but she was nowhere to be seen this morning.Fans were not given an explanation for Carol's absence but Owain also appeared in the BBC studio alongside presenters Sally Nugent and Dan Walker - something that rarely takes place on the show.Highlighting the change, BBC Sport reporter John Watson took to Twitter to share a picture of himself, Sally, Dan and Owain on the red sofa.He penned: "Good morning all from @BBCBreakfast. Look who is joining us on the sofa @OwainWynEvans.

BBC Breakfast star Dan Walker has revealed his co-star Sally Nugent is set to dance at a special Strictly Come Dancing charity event.The BBC broadcaster, 44, took to Instagram to talk about the upcoming celebrity event - the Rob Burrow Strictly Ball - which is being run by Leeds Hospitals Charity.The fundraiser will raise money to fight Motor Neurone Disease with the aim of supporting a brand new centre for those with the "horrible" disease.It will see 11 stars compete against each other to win a "glittering trophy", and Sally has said her former Strictly star pal Dan has helped give her dancing tips ahead of the contest.Dan even revealed he's due to put on his dancing shoes for the star-studded event, and he'll reunite on the dance floor with his former Strictly pro dance partner Nadiya Bychkova.The presenter spoke about the charity ball in a video posted to his Instagram Stories on Tuesday (March 15), alongside his adorable pup Winnie.Wishing Sally well on the dancefloor, Dan said: "Winnie and I would love to pass on our love and support for the one and only Sally Nugent, wouldn't we [speaking to Winnie]? Who's taking part in the Burrow Strictly Ball this weekend. "If you don't know much about it, she's dancing."He went on: "It's a charity event organised to raise money for the Motor Neurone Disease association and a couple of other charities really close to Rob Burrow's heart."It's all been done by his family.

Dan Walker, 44, couldn't contain his excitement when the BBC Breakfast team was joined by sports journalist John Watson. However, Sally Nugent, 50, did not share this excitement, especially when they discussed golf, leading to the presenter to react to a "disappointed" Olympic golfer on Twitter surrounding the interview.Olympian Catriona Matthew OBE wrote on Twitter: "Disappointing from @sallynugent this morning being so open about her disdain for #golf on @BBCBreakfast...

BBC Breakfast.The 44 year old, who is known to have a passion for the sport, couldn't help but display his excitement when sports journalist John Watson appeared on the red sofa.But quickly realising that Sally was interested, the host said: "I love golf John but when we talk about golf in this programme you can hear the collective sigh from people. "We'll have a ten-minute golf chat later John."Clearly uninterested, Sally sighed and said: "Anyway."But Dan wasn't happy with her remark and giggled: "Stop it!"However, making sure things weren't too awkward, Sally reassured her colleague that she was in fact joking."I'm joking," Sally insisted, with Dan replying: "I know you're joking.""I'm carrying on a tradition," Sally chimed, making reference to her predecessor Louise Minchin.Laughing, Dan said: "Thankfully Louise isn't here to give the golf eyes.

BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker cheekily hit back at viewers after opting for a show-stopping outfit to present on the show.Dan, 44, was accused of wearing jeggings, which are leggings made of a jean material, while presenting alongside Sally Nugent on the BBC show this week.The BBC host was seen on air wearing a form-fitting navy suit with a white shirt and a grey tie, while Sally opted for a purple blazer and dark trousers.However, fans mistook the outfit for jeans as one cheekily asked: "Is @mrdanwalker wearing jeggings this morning on @BBCBreakfast?"Another added: "It must be a trick of the light!"A third claimed: "He has to wear what the BBC tell him to wear."But Dan hit back at the comments, as he replied to say: "No he isn't," adding "regulation trousers" as a hashtag along with a laughing face.Viewers were left disappointed to not see Dan on their screens on Wednesday, which he normally presents with Sally.He and Sally usually do Monday to Wednesday before Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt take over on a Thursday.However, Sally was seen on the red sofa next to stand-in presenter Jon Kay for the edition of the news programme.Dan is yet to give an explanation for his absence, but the star regularly changes up his schedule to fit in his other projects.Fans took to social media to share their opinions, with one posting: "Where is Dan Walker this morning?? Most weeks he’s only doing 2 days!! Why??"Yet another show on BBC where there is no continuity. It’s a shambles.

BBC Breakfast star Naga Munchetty had to cut off reporter James Waterhouse for "safety" reasons after a loud bang was heard behind him. James was updating on the frightful situation in Ukraine as Russia continue to invade it's cities with powerful military attacks.

BBC Breakfast's Dan Walker opened about a rather embarrassing travel blunder he endured while on a trip to China. The BBC correspondent took part in a fan Q&A with his Instagram followers on Thursday (March 10) while on his commute.One fan asked: "Have you ever fallen asleep and missed your train station?"To which he replied: "I fell asleep on a train in China once and ended up miles away from where I should have been! Never on a train in the UK but I did do a bus in Sheffield during my early student days.