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A BBC presenter has revealed why he missed his traditional radio programme after he was rushed to hospital following a ‘terrifying’ accident at house.
Radio listeners tuning into BBC Radio Ulster on Friday morning weren’t greeted by the voice of the present’s traditional host Stephen Nolan however that of Chris Buckler – who was standing in for Mr Nolan.
Mr Nolan, who in 2023 took house an eye-watering wage of £400,000, rang into the present to clarify to viewers the rationale for his absence.
He stated: ‘I used to be making an attempt to maneuver 10 packing containers of tiles that have been standing towards the cabinet and I did not realise how heavy tiles have been so all of them landed on my huge toe.’
The injured presenter added: ‘I’m nonetheless alive!’
BBC presenter Stephen Nolan missed his traditional radio present on Friday morning after he dropped heavy tiles on his huge toe and needed to rush to A&E
Mr Nolan, who in 2023 took house an eye-watering wage of £400,000, rang into his personal present to clarify to viewers the rationale for his absence
His stand-in host jokingly replied: ‘There’s a little little bit of form of reluctance to consider any of this inside your workforce this morning as a result of they do not consider for a second that you simply really do something like bodily handbook labour.’
‘You principally make use of folks to maneuver issues… so what have you ever been doing? Have you ever run out of males?’
Mr Nolan went on to disclose that he waited in A&E for six hours on Thursday evening following the accident.
He added: ‘It was terrifying, it actually, actually was.’
In a ugly image shared on X, previously Twitter, Mr Nolan confirmed the injury to his huge toe which was bloody and had a nasty gash.
He added in a separate put up on X: ‘At present hasn’t been good. Huge pile of ground tiles which aren’t fitted but standing up in packing containers – I beneath estimated their weight & pulled them in direction of me to open a drawer they have been leaning towards.
‘They landed on my foot as I went crashing to the ground. Not a superb look & my huge toe is swelling !’
Followers rushed to point out their assist for the favored Northern Irish presenter. One wrote: ‘Appears to be like nasty, hope all is okay.’
One other stated: ‘How painful it seems! I hope it won’t have an effect on your airing of the Nolan Present.’
In 2023, Mr Nolan was the BBC’s fifth highest paid broadcaster forward of different well-known faces together with Query Time host Fiona Bruce and BBC Information presenter Sophie Raworth.
