BBC to air educational programmes for children as homsechooling begins

Carol Kirkwood returned to Twitter after several weeks away, and she was back to doing what she loves the most – interacting with her followers!RELATED: BBC Weather presenter Carol Kirkwood reveals the secret to her weight loss"Morning All! Feels like an age since been on Twitter! Hope you are all keeping safe and well," she wrote on her social media account, prompting her fans to inundate her with messages. WATCH: Carol Kirkwood leaves Naga Munchetty in hysterics"Hi Carol, we've missed you on

Louise Minchin brightened up her followers' morning by sharing a hilarious photo of her hairstyle amid the UK's third lockdown on Wednesday.With hair salons firmly closed, the BBC Breakfast star happily posed for a selfie as she showed off her blonde locks which appeared slightly more static than usual.

Sex Education star Asa Butterfield has teased new details about season three of the Netflix series, confirming there will be a time jump.The actor, who plays the lead role of Otis Milburn in the hit series, also revealed that his character has “grown up a bit” in the new episodes.“There’s a bit of a time-jump since the season two cliffhanger,” Butterfield told The Guardian. “Otis is back at school but he’s got different things on his plate.

As BBC Studios America gets set to enter North America's streaming wars with BBC Select, former TiVO exec Tara Maitra has been named to fill the new role of chief commercial officer. And Jennifer Ball, formerly with Univision and Promax, becomes senior vp of marketing at the BBC's U.S.-based commercial arm.

Lockdown Learning programme designed to help children keep up with their education during the latest lockdown, with several celebrities getting involved to help teach children. With a large majority of both primary and secondary schools closed to most pupils during the current lockdown, children will be learning from home and the BBC has launched a new education schedule across TV, the BBC iPlayer and online to help them study.

Naga Munchetty has given a rare insight into her 13-year marriage with husband James Haggar, admitting the pair tend to have "succinct" conversations, which could be misinterpreted as being "rude".During her first week as radio host of BBC Radio 5 Live last week, the BBC Breakfast presenter spoke with psychotherapist and author Philippa Perry about relationships and arguments in lockdown.READ: Naga Munchetty addresses fans' concerns she's leaving BBC BreakfastWATCH: Naga Munchetty reveals

British Film Commission Updates Covid Safety Protocols The British Film Commission has issued the latest update to its UK industry coronavirus safety protocols after England was placed in a third lockdown. The updates make clear that shoots can continue following the government giving filming the greenlight.

Naga Munchetty has returned to the BBC Breakfast sofa following her first week as a radio presenter on Radio 5 Live.The 45-year-old, who started her new role on Monday, has thanked fans for all their well wishes by tweeting a heartfelt message.