BBC presenter Stephen Nolan was 'rushed to the hospital' following a 'terrible' accident at his home. The 50-year-old BBC Radio host was noticeably absent from his breakfast programme on BBC Radio Ulster, as stand-in Chris Buckler shared the shocking news that Stephen had been taken to hospital. Speaking via telephone line to his radio station, Stephen disclosed that he had spent six hours in A&E, which caused him to miss his show.
"I was trying to move 10 boxes of tiles. I didn't realise how heavy tiles were so they all landed on my big toe," he informed Chris and the listeners. However, stand-in Chris and the team seemed sceptical about the 'excuse', reports OK! .
"There is a little bit of kind of reluctance to believe any of this inside your team this morning...
because they don't believe for a second that you actually do anything like physical manual labour," he quipped on air. Stephen disclosed that he had spent six hours in A&E ( Image: Third Street Studios) "You basically employ people to move things..
. so what have you been doing? Have you run out of men? ""Have I run out of men? " he responded. "There's another front page story.
Last night I was on the ground with all of these tiles on top of me and I started thinking 'what have I done.'" Stephen revealed that the hospital visit showed "there is a wee sliver of a bone that has broken off". The host then proceeded to commend the hospital staff, stating: " "The staff were fantastic, thank you very much to all the staff.
