Want to know more about what gets people up in the morning? Get the scoop from Kayleigh, service manager for a homeless charity or Alex, a commercial airline pilot. But if I go to bed earlier, I’ll lay there awake. On a Wednesday night, I’ll go to bed an hour later, at 11.30pm or midnight. 10.30pm I’ll aim to turn my light off by 10.30pm if I’ve got BBC Breakfast the next day.Since I started using eve’s original mattress, I don’t wake up with a bad back any more, which is brilliant. 9pm I used to have a bad back fairly often – perhaps because I’m 6ft 6.
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In addition, Nuala is an established TV presenter on BBC World News and BBC. Sometimes I’ll read my notes or watch something for work the next morning, so I suppose I have a routine of sorts. Nuala is one of the top presenters on the BBC World Service and hosts a two. 8.45pm I’ll go upstairs and iron a shirt before going through stuff for the next day and sending any work emails that need to be sent.5.30pm I usually have an early dinner with the kids after school, or I might come home and do a few things around the house first.I do breakfast TV three days a week (Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday), so it’s manageable and the early starts mean I get to spend a lot of time with my family, which is great. I really enjoy doing my job so the fact it’s early doesn’t bother me. 5.55am The show starts at six, so we’re in the studio five minutes before, getting ready to go until we go off-air at 9.15am.I couldn’t go on air without any food, though. It’s not a ‘body is a temple’ thing but I hate the smell of it. It often surprises people but I’ve never had a cup of coffee in my life. 5.30am I have one cup of tea and peanut butter on toast before we go on air.I’ll say hello to the team and go through the programme – they’ve been up since 9pm the night before preparing the show, so my job is very easy compared to theirs. 4.45am I’ll arrive at the studio in Salford and put the rest of my suit on, and sit in hair and makeup to sort out my bedhead.The 56-year-old journalist, who presented BBC Northern Ireland Newsline, made the. If I’m not at BBC Breakfast, I’ll get up around 6.15am. BBC news presenter Donna Traynor has quit her role 'with immediate effect' after 33 years with the company. I go to the bathroom, get dressed and leave. I don’t wake up my wife anymore – I used to be like a drunken elephant, but I’m a ninja now. 3.20am I live with my wife and three kids in Sheffield, so I try to be fairly quiet in the morning.I’ve never got to ‘Argh’ but sometimes I will stay in bed until 3.18am. Not included in this list are presenters of the BBC News Channel programme BBC Newsroom Live which is simulcast on BBC Two. Other BBC News presenters also provide relief presentation on programmes broadcast on these channels. ‘The Klaxon of Disaster’ is 3.14am and if I ignore that, at 3.18am ‘Get Up You Massive Horse’ will sound. Many of the presenters below also work on other BBC News output, and some also work in other parts of the BBC. ‘The Foghorn of Destiny’ goes off at 3.11am. 3.11am My alarm goes off for BBC Breakfast.As part of our Start Fresh series, he talks us through his morning rituals and nighttime routine, including that alarm. So it’s lucky that waking early is second nature to him. Does the thought of a 3.11am wake-up call make you wince? For BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker, it comes with the job.
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