Saturday Kitchen viewers were left puzzled as Matt Tebbutt went missing from their screens this morning and was replaced by The One Show’s Alex Jones.
The Welsh presenter and mum-of-three shared her excitement on the morning show as she filled in for the 49-year-old TV chef. Alex’s face cropped up during BBC Breakfast when presenter Charlie turned to the Saturday Breakfast studio to find out what Matt had in store for viewers on the programme.
Speaking to Alex, a bemused Charlie said: “Matt’s disappeared and you’re there instead!” Responding, Alex excitedly said: “Matt’s disappeared and you’re there instead!” It comes after Matt Tebbutt had to be rushed to hospital for emergency surgery when he suffered a terrifying health issue.
Hannah Waddingham has announced that she has decided to step down from her role hosting one of the nights of the BBC Proms, which is due to take place tonight.
The Ted Lasso star had been due to oversee the proceedings at London’s historic Royal Albert Hall venue for an event titled the ‘Fantasy, Myths and Legends Prom.’
However, she explained in a post shared on X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram that she had pulled out from the position as a show of solidarity for those taking part in the Sag-Aftra strike in Hollywood.
‘Hey guys, I very sadly won’t be able to host tonight’s @bbcproms “Fantasy, Myths and Legends”,’ she wrote.
‘It will be an magical night,…
PA MediaHuw Edwards has been an integral part of Welsh media culture for decades.
He was born in Bridgend in 1961 and graduated from Cardiff University before beginning life as a BBC journalist in 1984.
Early roles included parliamentary correspondent for BBC Wales and presenting TV news bulletins.
While best-known for presenting BBC News at 10, he also fronted TV and radio programmes for Welsh audiences.
He shared hosting duties on a Sunday morning discussion programme on BBC Radio Cymru called Bore Sul and co-presented S4C’s religious programme, Dechrau Canu, Dechrau Canmol.
Previously, Edwards fronted the BBC’s coverage of elections to the Welsh Senedd.
His output for BBC Wales…
It has been reported that tens of thousands of British Airways, BBC and Boots staff may have had their personal details stolen following a suspected Russia-linked cyber attack. BA has written to many of its 34,000-strong workforce warning them of a “cyber security incident which has led to the disclosure of personal information about colleagues paid through British Airways’ payroll in the UK and Ireland”.
An email to BA staff – seen by the Telegraph – warns that the compromised information includes names, addresses, national insurance numbers, banking details and other information. The hack is linked to BA’s payroll provider, Zellis, and other companies that work with the company have also had their information stolen.
Boots has emailed employees saying that staff’s…