The One Show star 'saves the day' as colleague forced to pull out last minute

faced a last minute shake-up on Wednesday night as it appeared one presenter was unable to attend.

As the programme began, viewers saw and give people a rundown on what they could expect to see on the episode.

Although they were going to be speaking to Timothy Spall, Jason Isaacs and Raynor Winn, they also had a special watchdog feature.

Alex said: "Now, unfortunately, poor Nikki is unwell, but Angellica [Bell] is here to save the day. She's raced all the way over from the Chelsea Flower Show."

The show cut to Angellica on-screen as she said: "That's right, get well soon Nikki."

Angellica explained that the story she would be speaking about was regarding airport parking companies. She said: "One customer got home from their holiday to find their car like this."

The programme then aired a pre-recorded clip of somebody's car smashed after their travels.

Angellica added: "There's more trouble in paradise, in March Watchdog heard from some customers of travel insurance provider Axa who found themselves being hounded for medical bills they didn't owe.

"Well, it's happened again and tonight we hear about one couple being chased for $175,000."

Although Nikki wasn't able to attend The One Show studio due to falling unwell, she did make an appearance in a pre-recorded clip as she spoke to holiday goers whose trip was ruined over holiday parking.

After hearing from real people who had issue with their airport parking, BBC's Alex Jones was outraged.

When the pre-recored clip came to an end, she said: "Can you imagine how furious you'd be if you came back and your car was in that state?!"

Angellica replied: "Absolutely raging and if you're aware of companies like these then do get in touch."

She then shared some tips with viewers on what they could do to ensure their cars are safe while on holiday.

The Watchdog star said: "You can check your local airport's website for official car parking services. There's also ParkMark, which is a scheme where you can find car parks near airports that the police have assessed."

The One Show is available to watch on BBC iPlayer.