BBC Breakfast interrupted as Naga Munchetty makes 'breaking news' announcement

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Naga Munchetty took a moment to interrupt Friday's BBC Breakfast with some urgent news, stating: "Good morning. It's Friday the 19th of July and we have some breaking news to bring you."Much has been happening in the last hour or so, we've understood that flights have been grounded in the United States, and there are other countries reporting concerns about operating systems too."Her co-host Charlie Stayt chimed in with additional details: "The London Stock Exchange is being affected we are told.

Microsoft is reporting a major worldwide outage and just look at some of the reports coming in. This is affecting a lot of airlines."I'm just seeing, Ben that Spanish airports are reporting problems as well...we're just trying to get a sense of the scale of the problem right now."Ben Boulos then weighed in on the gravity of the situation: "And the scale of this problem is that it is huge.

Let me run through what we know so far," as reported by the Express.Ben elaborated on the extent of the disruption: "Airlines, supermarkets, TV news channels, and banks around the world are affected by this massive IT outage thought to be linked to Microsoft and business computer systems."He highlighted the local impact: "Here in the UK the biggest impact so far is at the London Stock Exchange where some systems are down."Sky News is experiencing transmission issues, Ryanair is bracing its customers for significant delays, and rail services are not spared either - Great Northern Rail has reported difficulties.""A reporter at The Telegraph says all their PCs in the newspaper office are down...that's what we know so far in the UK, but it's also causing huge problems in other parts of the world."Ben continued to explain that several airlines in