Clive Myrie has assured “concerned” BBC News viewers that recent issues with his eye are “nothing serious”. Earlier this week, some people who’d tuned into the news on Monday spotted that Clive’s left eye looked different to usual,

Clive Myrie concerned fans as his eye 'drooped' while presenting BBC News - but now a doctor has shared that it's actually a common issue.

BBC viewers were left shocked and expressing their concern for Clive Myrie after his eye appeared to ‘droop’ live on air. The veteran broadcaster’s left eye appeared to

BBC News star Clive Myrie has issued an update after viewers shared concern over his health while on air. During last night's (January 6) broadcast, the newsreader presented with what appeared to be a swollen left eye. Many online subsequently expressed their worries, one writing on X/Twitter: "Is Clive Myrie okay? His left eye looks inflamed."

BBC presenter Clive Myrie was back on screens for the News At Six bulletin but a number of viewers were left worried for him

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Clive Myrie has given a health update to fans concerned about his 'droopy' left eye while presenting BBC News at Six last night (January 6).

EXCLUSIVE: Dr Alasdair Scott explained the common causes behind BBC News and Mastermind presenter Clive Myrie's droopy eye condition, which affects one in five adults over 70

BBC newsreader Clive Myrie has shared a health update after viewers had grown concerned for him, having noticed his swollen eye while he was hosting the BBC's News at Six