BBC Morning Live star hints 'anything could happen' as they tease show first

There's going to be a shake-up on Tuesday's episode of Morning Live as the BBC show is taking a step outside for the first time.

The One Show hosts, Roman Kemp and Alex Jones, revealed the exciting change during Monday's episode, announcing that it's the 'first ever' time Morning Live will be broadcasting from outside the studio.

In a pre-recorded clip, viewers saw Helen Skelton and Gethin Jones, who shared some heartbreaking personal news not too long ago, comfortably seated on the usual sofas from the show, but this time they were outdoors.

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Alex remarked: "Well hello you two, what an absolute treat to see you in the evening and there you are outside! You've taken your sofa and your chair, the coffee table and even the telly. This is very exciting!"

Gethin responded: "Literally as we came off air this morning everything disappeared. We were like, 'where's it gone?' and here we are. We are celebrating five years of Morning Live in a couple of weeks.

"We've never done a live outside broadcast like this before, anything could happen, anything probably will happen, but I couldn't think of a better place to do it."

The duo will be presenting their show on Tuesday from a park in the heart of Manchester city centre, surrounded by the beauty of nature, reports Wales Online.

Roman asked Helen about how they plan to utilise their outdoor setting throughout the show, to which she replied: "You can't not love this place because there is a bit of everything. I hate it when people go, 'There's something for everyone' But there literally is.

"You're a stone's throw from the city centre, but there are 140 trees, 120,000 shrubs, you can totally switch off. Tomorrow, we're going to be showing you how you can recreate a little bit of that at home."

The pair revealed the special guests who would be appearing to demonstrate how viewers can invite wildlife into their homes.

Gethin also shared how a community has rallied together to transform one of the local alleyways.

As footage of the vibrant alleyway flashed on-screen, he remarked: "You can see it, it's just beautiful so it's possible yo find nature anywhere and that's what we're trying to prove tomorrow."

Helen expressed her hopes for the outdoor episode, encouraging viewers to draw inspiration from the ideas that will be showcased on the programme for their own gardens.

In jest, Gethin said: "I heard a rumour we're camping out tonight as well." To which Helen responded: "You'd need a big blanket, won't you!"

The One Show is available to watch on BBC iPlayer. Morning Live continues weekdays on BBC One from 9am.