News about Roger Johnson

He's the spandex-clad military machine that made it to the final of the Gladiators. Finlay Anderson, 31, has confirmed that he and his fellow military troops will be watching the highly awaited BBC finale from abroad. In the last rounds of the popular weekend game show, the Army officer climbed, wrestled, and fought his way to join Wesley Male, Bronte Jones, and Marie-Louise Nicholson.

Locals who were living near the DJ's £2 million flat, where he was discovered dead aged 69 on Monday morning, have "completely shut down" since the pandemic. According to Neighbours, he halted drinking in the area and claims that his ex-wife Cyndi Robinson's (left with Wright) at the age of 65 in July 2020 had a devastating effect on Wright. After 27 years of marriage in which they had two children together, Lucy and Tom, they divorced 'out of the blue' in 1999. Tom Wright's son, Layton, had been living in Los Angeles but revealed he had returned to the United Kingdom to care for his father before his death.

Luxmy Gopal, the presenter, led a forthcoming tribute to Steve Wright, who died on Monday at the age of 69, but a snapshot of his colleague DJ Simon Bates, who was still alive at 77, was displayed as she spoke. One viewer called the gaffe 'unforgiveable,' referring to the fact that Wright, who died on Monday aged 69, had been broadcasting for the BBC for more than four decades. (From left): BBC Breakfast host Roger Johnson, who corrected the mistake, rescued DJ Simon Bates, who was on the right). Inset: Steve Wright)

During Sunday's show, a blunder was accidentally on air when an unexpected visitor mistakenly appeared on screen. When they were interrupted briefly, hosts Roger Johnson and Sarah Campbell were shown from the BBC studio. The cameras returned to the presenting pair on the red sofa after Laura Kuenssberg's political segment.

Just a day after manager Neil Ardley's departure, the former Wolves and Republic of Ireland defender joins the National League team. Damson Park is all changing as the aspirational West Midlands outfit part withdraws from Ardley after a 15th-place finish and welcomes Ward to a newly formed role.

After being begged for 'a little bit of sparring,' Naga Munchetty took a strong swing at Kitchen host Matt Tebbutt this weekend.' During a live broadcast with her co-host Roger Johnson, the BBC Breakfast host, 48, took a sarcastic dig at the chef, 49. Naga and Matt are known for their banter and making humourous swipes are each other - but it appeared Saturday's interaction left Matt stung as he exclaimed: 'Ow, that hurt!'