Dan Walker appears to have someone in mind to take over his BBC Breakfast spot, as he finished filming his last ever show today.The broadcaster warmly thanked his co-star, Jon Kay, for his support on Twitter today, before announcing that he would like him to take over his presenting gig on the programme.on tweeted: “Farewell @mrdanwalker You’ve been brilliant on @BBCBreakfast-, especially guiding us all through those early lockdown days with such kind, calm and reassuring authority.“A real gent.The whole team will miss you.
Good luck, sir!”Dan replied: “Thank you, Jon.That’s so kind of you. P.S. If I had one, you’d get my vote.”Presenters have been busy wishing BBC Breakfast’s Dan good luck as he prepares to leave the flagship programme today for Channel 5.The 45-year-old host took his ‘final stroll’ into the Beeb studio in the early hours of Tuesday morning and fronted his last show with co-star Sally Nugent.Dan announced his departure last month, confirming that he will join Channel 5 to become the lead anchor on 5 News after a memorable six-year tenure.Kicking off the well-wishes, Sally said it is the "end of an era" as she shared a picture of herself alongside her colleague.She tweeted: "End of an era.
Join us on @BBCBreakfast with @mrdanwalker for the last time. One or two surprises on the way."BBC Breakfast sport presenter Mike Bushell was also among the people sending Dan farewell messages."Breakfast legend @mrdanwalker will always be one of loveliest homosapiens on the tele box and genuine wonderful friend and bloke off it." (sic)Channel 5 said Dan’s new remit will see him presenting the recently relaunched flagship news bulletin 5 News, as well as "fronting a range of new programming on the channel".Beginning.
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