BBC Breakfast fans slam Naga Munchetty as she unleashes 'unashamed attack' on guest

BBC drama The Archers have shared their reaction after believing the show’s fictional village had been hit with a swingers scandal. Some listeners who tuned into the radio drama on BBC Radio 4 were left horrified when they guessed the show’s fictional village, Ambridge, was at the centre of the scandal.A recent storyline saw Joy Horville and her boyfriend Mick go for dinner as they invited their neighbours Helen Archer and Lee Bryce to try out their new hot tub.

Radio Times Magazine.Angela Rayner deeply ‘worried’ about Holly and PhillipJohn however admitted he doesn't always want to listen to his own voice.The chef has been presenting the BBC cooking show since 2005.A year later, a celebrity version was introduced to viewers.In 2010, Lisa signed up for the show and went on to win before she got with John. The couple later fell in love and married back in 2019.The actress has an adopted daughter, Billie, 16, with ex husband Chris Coghill.Her spouse has four children, Lulu and Jonah with ex wife Jessica, and Casper and Marselle from another relationship.In 2019, he and Lisa began fronting their own show titled John And Lisa's Weekend Kitchen on ITV.Olivia Newton-John's incredible final acts of generosity [REVEALED]Graham Norton calls Phil and Holly 'foolish' after 'queue jump' drama [INTERVIEW]Tom Daley's husband Dustin Lance Black suffers serious head injury [HEALTH UPDATE]On what fans can expect in the new series, the chef said the dishes will be "doable and a bit of fun".He added: "I’ve learnt a lot from Lisa about what people want to cook at home."A lot of basics, especially for Christmas and New Year, which can be really stressful for people."In a previous interview, Lisa discussed what it was like living and working with John. She told The Mirror: "When we work together it’s usually for a short space of time.“John does his thing and I do mine and then we come together to do John & Lisa’s Weekend Kitchen, but we love it, it’s so lovely."It’s so much fun because the producers just let us cook.They put the ingredients in front of us, say ‘action’ and we cook and chat as if we’re at home.”

Charlie Stayt, 60, joined BBC Breakfast in 2006 and still presents on the show now Thursday to Saturday alongside Naga Munchetty.The TV duo have a great relationship on and off-screen, however this relationship doesn't always go smoothly on live TV.On a few occasions, Naga has put her colleague in his place during the morning BBC show, showing off her no-nonsense attitude.This happened in April where Naga increasingly turned her disdain to her co-presenter.During the show they provided a light-hearted segment about the World Scotch Pie Championships.As Charlie explained the different categories, Naga interrupted: "You can’t just sit here and read a list and not discuss the list!"Her repeated interruptions were accompanied by a scornful look.That was not the only awkward moment on the April's programme when they interviewed Olympic swimmer Adam Peaty.Adam was discussing his new suit, with Charlie saying that he "wouldn' carry it off very well".Naga again, chimned in: "Everyone agrees, by thy way."However, despite rumours and social media discussions, the BBC have confirmed there is "no credibility" in rumours of a friction between the presenting duo.Naga and Charlie have not stopped with their awkward moments, with one taking place this weekend on the show with lewis Capaldi.As the interview came to an end, Lewis told Charlie: "Can I just say you have lovely hair? We were saying it outside."The BBC Breakfast guest joked: "A wig, is it?""I didn’t say that," Lewis remarked.

Tory tax cuts for the richest have left the UK's public finances in "a very dangerous place", John Swinney has warned.

Prime Minister Liz Truss has defended her Government's controversial tax cuts as she vowed to 'usher in a decade of dynamism'. Truss has come under fire from Labour who accused the Prime Minister and Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng of gambling with people’s finances in 'casino economics', and claimed their 'trickle-down' approach will leave the next generation worse off.

Sir Keir Starmer has accused the Government of 'gambling with people's finances and mortgages' with its 'casino economics'. Speaking before his party's annual conference in Liverpool the Labour leader said Prime Minister Liz Truss and Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng had shown their 'true colours' with their raft of tax cuts that mainly benefit the wealthy.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty was left red-faced during Saturday (September 24) morning's episode of the show after Lewis Capaldi make a sex remark live on air.The 47-year-old helmed today's show alongside regular co-host Charlie Stayt and welcomed the singer onto the red sofa to discuss his new single Forget Me.Coming to the end of the interview, Lewis decided to pay Charlie a compliment, telling him: "Can I just say, you've got great hair. We were talking about it outside." READ MORE: BBC Breakfast in chaos as things 'kick off' after guest's awkward on-air blunder The 60-year-old returned the favour and responded: "Well you've got great hair too," as the Before You Go hitmaker leaned over and gave him a high five.Naga then jokingly asking the pair: "Would you like a room?"Mishearing, Lewis floored the presenters as he responded: "I thought you said rim."Shocked with the X-rated comment, a laughing Naga swiftly ended the interview before adding: "We're going to have a little word with Lewis."Sharing the hilarious clip on his Twitter page, the Scottish singer penned: "A classic breakdown in communication."Viewers of the show and Lewis' fans took to social media to share their thoughts on the X-rated mishap as one wrote: "Oh my god I’m creased @LewisCapaldi on #BBCBreakfast best interview ever and then thinks he got asked “do you want a rim" I’m dead."Another penned: "How did they keep a straight face after @LewisCapaldi thought Naga asked if he wanted a rim #BBCBreakfast.""Still crying laughing at the Lewis Capaldi interview on BBC Breakfast just now.

BBC Breakfast viewers were left fuming as they accused host Naga Munchetty of "shouting" at show guest Angela Rayner. The deputy leader of the Labour party, 42, arrived on the BBC show sofa ahead of the party's conference and following the Government's mini budget yesterday.

Lewis Capaldi left presenters on BBC Breakfast red-faced with embarrassment after after making a rude comment during a live interview, which he later called a "breakdown in communication".

Strictly Come Dancing is back and one of its new celebrity stars has had fans of the show talking about more than just his new dance partner. As actor Will Mellor, 46, best known for his role as Gaz Wilkinson in the hit show Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps, sat down with Strictly host Claudia Winkleman, as he spoke about his new dance partner Nancy Xu. Viewers were zoning in on a little more than his dance partner, though, as his "snug" trousers had people taking to Twitter to comment.

READ MORE: Naga Munchetty slams BBC Breakfast viewer accusing her of 'ruining' MasterChef finalOn the Newsnight programme, presenter Emily Maitlis invited a guest to the BBC show and she made a blunder that left viewers in stitches.She said: "Labour's former Health Secretary Alan Johnson, joins us down the line from hell..."Having realised the mispronunciation, she quickly corrects and continues: "From Hull! "I'm never gonna recover from that now, am I?"Mr Johnson raised his eyebrows and looked at her in shock before letting out a laugh.Emily's awkward slip-up, unfortunately, was picked up by her BBC colleague, Scott Bryan, who tweted today: "It’s the two year anniversary of Emily Maitlis accidentally introducing Alan Johnson from hell instead of Hull."One commented: "Savage, but fair."Another was impressed by the "reminder", saying: "Do you have a massive calendar for this stuff Scott?!"Emily did admit her mistake right after the programme, she even shared the clip of the gaffe on Twitter.She said: "For clarity I do know Hull is not hell.

Naga Munchetty took to Twitter earlier today to reply to a BBC Breakfast viewer who claimed she had made a blunder while discussing the Celebrity MasterChef 2022 winner.The presenter had been discussing the show’s finale this morning alongside co-host Charlie Stayt, whilst simultaneously trying not to spoil the result for fans who hadn't had a chance to watch it yet.Despite Naga's best efforts, Twitter user Matthewrhodie fumed: “Thanks a lot @TVNaga01 we won’t ruin the Celebrity Masterchef final result if you haven’t seen it ‘but we will tell you he is one happy man…’!“Erm I wonder if Lisa Snowdon or Mel Blatt have ever been described as that before…”Naga quickly corrected the viewer, as she insisted she had not made a mistake, hitting back: “I did not say man - I said ‘very happy winner’.”Lisa Snowdon was crowned the winner of the hit BBC reality show last night after competing for the title against McFly's Danny Jones and All Saints singer Mel Blatt.The TV star’s reaction comes after she sparked backlash over her frequent interruptions during her Thursday morning interview with Thérèse Coffey.BBC viewers were left less than impressed following Naga’s conversation with the Health Secretary about the new plan for the NHS.The new proposal will guarantee no one will wait more than two weeks for an appointment with a GP.However, the plans have been met with opposition from doctors, and Thérèse’s interview with Naga on sparked debate as the host interrupted her guest to try and clarify her stance.Speaking over Thérèse, Naga said: “Sorry, when you say… I understand you’ll be setting out more detail.“When you say ‘unlocking’, does that mean there’s money there that just hasn’t been able to be used?”Naga also asked if there was

Naga Munchetty was forced to defend herself after she was accused if “ruining” the highly-anticipated Celebrity MasterChef final.During Friday’s visit to the BBC studios, the 47-year-old broadcaster and her co-host Charlie Stayt welcomed viewers back to discuss the latest headlines in the news.One of the biggest stories on everyone’s lips was the epic final of the BBC cooking competition which saw McFly’s Danny Jones, Mel Blatt and Lisa Snowdon fight it out for the trophy.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty likens co-star to 'corpse' as he asks for new jobOver the course of the last four weeks, 19 famous faces have been competing to become the show’s latest champion and dazzle judges Gregg Wallace and John Torode with their cookery skills.And last night, the winner of the celebrity spin-off show was announced – spoiler warning: the next paragraph reveals the 2022 winner.Lisa Snowdon was crowned the winner of the TV series after she impressed the judges with her delicious three-course dinner.BBC Breakfast covered the show’s final this morning as they welcomed the brunette beauty, 50, onto the show to share how it felt to take home the award.She told viewers: “I’m honestly so blown away. It’s such a life changing experience.

NAGA Munchetty has been forced to defend herself after she was accused of 'ruining' Celebrity MasterChef. The celeb spin-off of the BBC cooking competition concluded last night and a winner was finally revealed. 19 famous faces over the last four weeks have been competing to become the show's latest champion.

BBC Breakfast fans have gone wild for Naga Munchetty's outfit - but soon became distracted. The 47-year-old journalist was back on the BBC Breakfast sofa alongside co-host Charlie Stayt.

BBC Breakfast presenter Charlie Stayt fiercely shut down levelling-up Secretary Simon Clarke during a heated debate over the upcoming tax cuts that are about to be set in place.On Friday’s visit to the BBC studio, the 60-year-old broadcaster welcomed viewers back to the red sofa with his co-host Naga Munchetty to talk about the latest headlines in the news.One of the biggest stories this week is the upcoming cuts to help tackle the ongoing energy crisis ahead of the winter months.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast forced to make huge change as viewers notice everyday item has disappearedYesterday saw the Bank of England raise their interest rates to counter the cost-of-living crisis which some have said are the first signs that the UK could be going into recession.While viewers continue to wait for the chancellor to announce a mini budget later this morning, the morning news programme welcomed the politician onto the show to understand the scale of the tax cuts yet to happen.One of the first questions Charlie asked the MP who will benefit the most from the economic changes in our society set to be announced later today.He asked: “Looking at income scale from those who earn the least to those who earn the most, who will gain most from the announcements today?”At first, Simon explained that everybody across the country would benefit from the economic changes.He explained: “Everybody will gain because stronger underlying growth benefits the whole of the economy.“If the economy grown, tax receipts go up.

BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty was left in stitches after the TV presenter confessed Charlie Stayt “would make a great corpse” after her co-host begged for an acting role on air.During Friday’s visit to the BBC sofa, the dynamic duo welcomed award-winning actor Ben Miller onto the sofa to discuss his latest children’s book which he wrote during lockdown.As the author explained his new novel on the show, the 60-year-old broadcaster couldn't help but bring up his previous role on the BBC comedy drama Death in Paradise which he starred in back in 2011.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Charlie Stayt fiercely shuts down MP with brutal dig during heated debateCharlie recalled how the BAFTA winner previously promised him a small role on the Caribbean murder mystery show, and it’s fair to say the newsreader was disappointed at missing out on the part.The broadcaster explained: “There was a previous chat we had on this sofa in which you suggested that because of your influence you could get me a small role on Death in Paradise which I quite fancied.“You did say that you had some kid of influence, I know that you’re not on it any more.”Ben chuckled at the comment as he joked that his role as the deceased clown didn’t come through, much to his disappointment.The actor quipped: “I'm surprised that you think that I have any power, but the script didn’t come through – the one where you’re the children’s party clown killed early doors.”It was at this point that his co-host Naga chimed in with: “I think he’d make a good corpse, wouldn’t he?” as Ben agreed: “You'd make an amazing [dead clown].

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Naga Munchetty made a fiery comeback to BBC Breakfast after clashing with a guest during Wednesday's instalment of the show.The presenter, 47, returned to hosting duties alongside regular co-host Charlie Stayt, 60, following a one week absence from the red sofa.The duo welcomed the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, Thérèse Coffey onto the breakfast show who discussed her plans for improving patients' access to the NHS and social care in England.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast star forced to apologise to Sally Nugent as she questions outfit choiceWhen asked why practises aren't meeting expectations, Thérèse responded: "Well we know there are more clinicians working the NHS than ever before. But I'm also conscious," as Naga interjected: "There are 132,000 vacancies though aren't there?"Thérèse hit back: "I was about to say I'm also conscious there are many vacancies."The interview headed into an even more hostile state towards the end, as the 50-year-old informed Naga: "There are other Media outlets wanting to talk to me this morning."After the interview ended, viewers took to social media to praise Naga on how she handled it, with many crediting the newsreader for "exposing" the Conservative party member.One user fumed: "Therese Coffey saying she has to go and speak to other media outlets to get out of being rinsed by Naga Munchetty.