Sally Nugent

BBC Breakfast presenter Jon Kay aired concern for Sally Nugent on Tuesday morning after his co-star got rather emotional.

." (sic) Jon asked as Sally said: "I definitely can." Let’s just watch Duggie." Grace wrote: "He is absolutely gorgeous. Throughout the programme, the pair discussed a range of topics and spoke with a number of experts including the Transport Secretary, Mark Harper. "And we've got a dog coming in," Jon beamed as Sally added: "We have!"

Sally and her co-star Jon Kay, who were joined on the show by a few furry friends, were raising awareness amid a current shortage of Guide Dog volunteers.

Sally was overcome with emotion as she held her hands to her face and sighed 'wow', while Jon asked if she was ok. Here's Sofia aged 7 weeks.Currently being trained by the Ford family' The broadcaster, 51, held back her tears and said she didn't think she could carry on with her presenting duties during a moving segment about guide dogs.

BBC Breakfast presenter Sally Nugent was left overwhelmed with emotions after a moving segment about guide dogs played out on Tuesday morning's show.

"I would 100% volunteer if I could. What an incredible thing to do, though, to be able to work with a dog like that and then hand it on for the next stage of its job." Promoted Stories

BBC Breakfast's Sally Nugent said she 'couldn't carry on with the show' after she was overwhelmed by an emotional report.Sally, 51, covered a range of.

and she replied: "Yeah, I definitely can. "What an incredible thing to do, though, to be able to work with a dog like that and then hand it on for the next stage of its job. After the footage played, an emotional Sally said "Wow" as she gushed over the dogs.

BBCBreakfast host Sally Nugent has admitted she "can't carry on with the show" after being overwhelmed in an emotional report today. Sally and Jon Kay were ...

." (sic) "#Dougie steals the show (of course) @BBCBreakfast," Mel wrote. Jon then asked: "Can we handle it?" And then Sally replied: "No! Jon then said: "I'm amazed there's a shortage, I'd have thought there'd be people queuing around the block, but I guess it's a huge commitment, isn't it?" At the end of the segment, Sally's co presenter Jon asked: "Are you alright?"

The presenter was moved by a segment on guide dogs.

Sally Nugent was left overwhelmed and "couldn't carry on with the show" after a moving segment about guide dogs played out.

Jon asked: "Can we handle it?" Sally was thrilled and said: "Do you know what we really need, now? What an incredible thing to do, though, to be able to work with a dog like that and then hand it on for the next stage of its job. The demand for guide dogs is high and at the moment, blind people are facing waits of up to two years to receive an assistance dog. The 51-year-old appeared to fight back tears after a video was shown about Guide Dog charity volunteers who help train the assistance dogs from puppies. During Tuesday's instalment of the popular morning show, Sally covered a range of topics alongside co-host Jon Kay - but she was soon left unable to do her job properly, as reported by

After seeing the news report that highlighted the Guide Dogs charity volunteers who raise assistance dogs from the time they are puppies, the 51-year-old host ...

But what a remarkable thing to be able to work with a dog like that and then pass it on for the next phase of its duty, she added with sincerity. The views expressed here are that of the respective authors/ entities and do not represent the views of Economic Times (ET). [Jon Kay](/topic/jon-kay)appeared to have seen that his co-host took a moment to gather her composure before asking: is she was alright? After seeing the news report that highlighted the Guide Dogs charity volunteers who raise assistance dogs from the time they are puppies, the 51-year-old host was obviously moved at the start of the programme. Come on everyone, let's have a look at this, she continued. According to current estimates, waiting times for assistance dogs can reach two years.

The presenter was moved by a segment on guide dogs.

After a brief clip detailing the work of guide dogs and the current shortage of them in the UK, the show cut back to the studio where Nugent can be seen holding ...

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If you run out of money, you’re done." Jon coyly replied: "Of course." She added "Lord Sugar himself says that he's actually very involved in the recruitment process, so it's not about what they look like, it's about their business brains." Jon held up a cast photo of the 2023 candidates, prompting a shocked Sally to ask: "Are we sure this is The Apprentice?" No, it's The Apprentice." Sally said: "Are we sure it's not Love Island, maybe?

BBC Breakfast presenter Sally Nugent confessed she got "slightly distracted" by co-host Jon Kay's antics on the red sofa during Carol Kirkwood's weather ...

Quickly, let me get into my bedroom because I'm really late back from a party and dad will kill me if he knows I'm this late!'" I can't use my computer." He repeated: "No. Don't be impressed!" Carol added: "added: "I obliged and called back a few minutes later and Frank [was] oblivious, I hope!" It's still broken.