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Published 13:37 1 Feb 2017 GMT

But midway through proceedings she was gone and her place had been taken by sports presenter Sally Nugent.
Viewers were confused by the unannounced change, the likes of which they hadn't witnessed before.
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Some rushed to express concern for Minchin, who has worked on the show since 2006.
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The BBC soon cleared things up, explaining that Minchin had been taken ill, forcing them into an emergency substitution.
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Thankfully, she soon confirmed that she was on the mend.
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But that didn't stop some conspiracy theories coming in.
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