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A third concluded: "But, I would say that the 10 oclock news is for reporting the days news. BBC's Nicholas Witchell 'has meltdown' as he reports on birth of royal baby, From a starring role in Saving Private Ryan to a string of convictions: Inside the turbulent life of Tom Sizemore after Hollywood actor dies aged 61, BBC Weather issues long-range forecast for UK - map predicts chance of snow, Family left heartbroken with wife in tears after being kicked out of a pantomime show, Council DESTROYS gran's garden she spent 17 years working on in health and safety row, Roberto Firmino's private exit chat with Jurgen Klopp sums up departing Liverpool star, Prince Andrew demands mansion 'fit for a king' on REGAL estate from Charles - and 'top role' in royal family despite being KICKED OUT, Matt Hancock's 41-hour battle to save career after Gina Coladangelo affair revealed, Jeremy Kyle Show guest who famously had skull inked on face tragically dies, "I watched my leg being cut off - and now I'm free of 'suicide disease' pain", Denise Welch tears up as she announces she's become a grandma for the first time, Moment Brit arrested at Colombian airport 'trying to fly home with 2m of cocaine in suitcase', Grammar school headteacher leaves after parents sent list of teachers going on strike, Subscribe to Daily Mirror and Sunday Mirror newspapers. He's an acting professional, known for Breakfast time News (1989), Breakfast time (2000) as well as the 100 Greatest Television Moments (1999). So, how much is Nicholas Witchell worth at the age of 68 years old? [1] He and Sue Lawley were the first readers of the BBC News at Six when the programme was launched on 3 September 1984 (replacing the early-evening news magazine Sixty Minutes). He is also an officer of the Order of St. John and a fellow of the Royal Geographical Society. The trio were answering questions from the gathered media, which included Mr Witchell, and Charles was heard muttering in 2005: "Bloody people. Hardcover. All Rights Reserved. She is a Sony Award-winning journalist who presents for television and network radio. I mean, he's so awful, he really is." In addition to that, he serves as a Governor for the Queen Elizabeth Foundation for People with Disabilities. The year 1998 marked the beginning of Witchells career as a royal and diplomatic correspondent. Any information about his parents and sibling is not made public by Witchell. The Prince of Wales' true feelings towards Mr Witchell were also picked up by a boom mic while he holidayed with sons William and Harry in Klosters, Switzerland. However, other related information about his family is also not publicized. He was sick in 2019 while reporting on Meghan Markle and was left outside of the palace, considering the health of the Royal Child.