Sally and Jon left viewers at home emotional
BBC Breakfast hosts Sally Nugent and Jon Kay left viewers 'choked up' with their emotional tribute to George Alagiah.
"He was one of our longest-serving and most respected journalists on the Six for 20 years wasn't it?" As Sally, 51, replied: "Yeah and later on this morning we are going to be remembering him and those special qualities that he brought." Following the poignant tribute, BBC Breakfast viewers took to Twitter to share their thoughts on the heartfelt conversation between Sally and Jon. One user wrote: "#BBCBreakfast did a tribute this morning which included a clip of George himself talking about his diagnoses and how he was approaching it. Such a lovely calm and gentle person, I was choked too."
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