BBC Breakfast host Ben Thompson halted an interview on the show on Sunday, as he shared his concern for one of the arrivals
Presenters Ben Thompson and Rachel Burden were back on our screens discussing headline-worthy stories while comfortably seated on the quintessential red sofa.
These skilled animals were awarded the PDSA Order of Merit after a remarkable ten-year stretch with Trading Standards that saw them sniff out illicit cigarettes and tobacco worth a staggering £30 million. To this, Stuart reassured, saying, "He's fine yeah." Rachel then offered comfort, suggesting, "He doesn't have to put up at the sofa if he wants to go down." reports the Express.
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