BBC Breakfast plunged into chaos as 'power cut' turns out lights during interview

Darts fans accused James Wade of losing the plot after a bizarre interview in which he called his opponent a "big old boy" who was like a "bad smell."Wade has form when it comes to odd post-match debriefs - darts fans may recall when he said he wanted to hurt Japanese qualifier Seigo Asada after their dramatic clash at 2018 world championship. And he produced another stonker of an interview after seeing off Croatian ace Boris Krcmar 10-8 in the last-16 stage of the UK Open on Saturday night - hitting a nine-darter along the way.

Anthony Joshua and Derek Chisora.But the action at Wembley Arena was halted while order was restored.Tempers had flared the day before the duo met in the ring, with Taylor clashing with DK Money's coach, Andrew Stafford.What do you make of social media stars clashing in the boxing ring? Let us know in the comments section below.Taylor had insisted that he'd never heard of the American social media star - and that he'd only taken the fight to get a glimpse of Drama Alert host Daniel 'Keemstar' Keem."I just don't know who he is," Taylor told Mirror Fighting.

Russia will not forget Britain's desire to co-operate with ultra-nationalist forces in Ukraine and the supply of British weapons to the Kyiv regime," The Mirror reports. She continued: "The sanctions hysteria in which London plays one of the leading, if not the main, roles, leaves us no choice but to take proportionately tough retaliatory measures.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's £11million Montecito mansion is at risk of being engulfed by a killer mudslide, according to a new flood danger map.A storm in the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's neighbourhood in 2018 left 23 people dead and wrecked 130 houses - and the potential for mudslides continues to rise.

I'm A Celebrity winner Scarlett Moffatt has revealed what she wants for her funeral, admitting she wants her coffin brought to the event with pall-bearers doing the Hokey Cokey.The former Gogglebox star reckons you can make death something “jolly”.She explained: “You can – for my funeral, I’m going to put the fun in funeral.“Let me tell you, I wish I was going to my own funeral.” The former I’m A Celebrity winner plans to have projectors showing clips of her telly highlights.Scarlett, 31, added: “I just think it will make people feel warm and fuzzy, like I’m there.“And I also want – when my body gets brought in – I want it to be to the Hokey Cokey, because I think that will be hilarious – in, out, in, out, you shake it all about!”She previously revealed on her podcast Scarlett Moffatt Wants To Believe that she had already planned other details for her final journey.She said: “I’ve already planned out my funeral.“Mine’s going to be like a karaoke, I want that many songs. I even know what velvet I want inside my coffin.“I want everyone to be really sad.

Fair City Saints are trying to help the orphans of Ukraine’s third biggest city with a signed shirt raffle.

Shaun Maloney insists Hibs will struggle to keep fourth spot unless their injury crisis eases after failing to score for the third game running.

Ange Postecoglou says Celtic will be fit and firing for the Premiership split - just in time for their title charge.

Jacob Elordi seems to have responded to the backlash that Ellen DeGeneres is receiving following the “Euphoria” star’s appearance on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” earlier this week.

Rammstein have spoken out in support of the Ukraine in light of the country’s ongoing conflict with Russia.It comes after Ukraine severed diplomatic ties with Russia and declared martial law after Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered an attack on the neighbouring nation last month (February 24).On Friday (March 4), the German band took to social media to post an image of Ukraine’s blue and yellow flag with the Rammstein logo in the middle, showing their support for those affected by the attacks.“The band Rammstein wishes to express its support for the nation of Ukraine as it resists the shocking attack perpetrated by the Russian government,” they wrote.

BBC Breakfast took a tense turn when presenter Naga Munchetty slammed Sajid Javid over his government's Christmas party scandal - and why he failed to give an interview on her show.Tensions rose in the BBC studio as Naga grilled Health Secretary Sajid Javid on the lockdown scandal when he appeared on Thursday's Breakfast (December 9).During the interview, Naga confronted the senior government minister after rejected his interview slot on Wednesday's Breakfast.Presenters Jon Kay and Sally Nugent had been left fuming in the senior MP's absence as they were expecting him on the programme - and the show's usual format sees the hosts speak to ministers at 7.30am.However, the show was forced to shake up its format - following the government's

BBC Breakfast star Carol Kirkwood got embarrassed when she awkwardly forgot her colleague's name on air.The BBC weather girl had been presenting her live weather report when she confused her co-star Jon Kay with Strictly alum Dan Walker on camera - and she looked horrified at her mistake.Carol had just been finishing off her segment, telling viewers all about what they could expect from the day, when she suffered the name-related blunder.She said: "Temperatures picking up a little bit once again, especially so in the west.

BBC Breakfast's Carol Kirkwood squealed ‘let’s pretend that didn’t happen!’ after an embarrassing live blunder. On today's programme, Carol joined presenters Jon Kay and Sally Nugent for her weather reports.

BBC Breakfast revealed a major format change as Dan Walker was missing from the show.

BBC Breakfast were forced to ditch their usual schedule after one of their guests turned down their interview - as the government's Christmas party scandal rages on.Wednesday's Breakfast (December 8) was fronted by presenters Jon Kay and Sally Nugent, and they told viewers that they had been expecting to speak to MP Sajid Javid, the Health Secretary, about the anniversary of the vaccination campaign.They explained that they usually speak to politicians at 7.30am on the show every day, which is an opportunity for viewers to get answers from government ministers on the issues that matter most to them.However, that sadly wasn't the case on Wednesday as it turns out the senior Conservative MP had turned down the interview, leaving the breakfast

BBC Breakfast guest Jim Cardwell's lighting went out live on television, as they discussed restoring supplies after Storm Arwen.The badly-timed moment saw their guest sitting in the dark for a few seconds before he scurried off to sort out the issue.Jim was telling Jon how Storm Arwen had affected over 240,000 people's energy supplies, particularly those in the north of England.As he continued to speak, the guest's lighting unexpectedly cut out leaving Jon and Naga Munchetty perplexed."Excuse me a minute," Jim said as he rushed off to sort the issue."I don't believe it," the presenter replied, as his co-star Naga could be heard laughing.Ruth Langsford brands Coleen Nolan a 'former friend’ over Eamonn quipThe guest returned to his seat with

BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty isn’t known for holding back, and Thursday was no exception as she took a rather “nasty snipe” at her co-presenter Jon Kay.

BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty was forced to shut down her fellow presenter Jon Kay on Thursday, after he made a cheeky admission about keeping count of snogs on the programme.During an interview with GP Dr Rosemary Leonard, Jon thanked the medical professional for "upping the snog count" he was keeping on Breakfast.But Naga wasn't happy with Jon's quip, as she warned him: "Don't look at me."It came after a discussion with political correspondent Adam Fleming on the latest tongue-in-cheek government advice about 'no snogging strangers under the mistletoe' at Christmas parties.Deciding to quiz Dr Rosemary on the advice, Jon asked: "Here's a question you'll love to answer, Rosemary.

Naga Munchetty was forced to shut down a reporter before things got a bit too racy on BBC Breakfast this Thursday, as he made a cheeky snogging quip live on-air.The presenter was sitting alongside co-host Jon Kay on the red sofa to discuss the alleged Christmas party taking place at Downing Street in 2020 - in the midst of pandemic rules.The pair introduced Chief Political Correspondent Adam Fleming to make further enquiries about the implications of the allegations.Adam had the latest advice from the government health minister, explaining: "Now, the second story is about Christmas parties this year, where the government advice seems to be getting a little bit more nuanced."Up until yesterday, what the Health Secretary was saying was, 'Your

BBC Breakfast was part of a major schedule shake-up on Wednesday morning, as usual presenter Dan Walker was missing from the programme.Strictly Come Dancing star Dan usually presents the show alongside Sally Nugent from Monday to Wednesday each week, before Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt take over for the rest of the week.But instead, Dan was replaced by Jon Kay on the red sofa alongside Sally and weather presenter Carol Kirkwood.It comes just days after Carol was replaced by weather girl Sarah Keith-Lucas, leaving fans concerned about her whereabouts, as one tweeted: "@carolkirkwood The coldest day of the autumn and no Carol to warm us up!"Dan hasn't yet offered an explanation for his absence, his last social media update being on

BBC Breakfast host Jon Kay blasted Boris Johnson for his "bizarre" speech where he talked about going to Peppa Pig World.The BBC presenter slammed Boris in front of his Conservative Party colleague Dominic Raab, who is the Deputy Prime Minister and Justice Secretary.Wednesday's broadcast saw Jon join Sally Nugent on the famous red sofa, and they invited Dominic Raab on to chat about the latest events in Westminster (November 24).However, the pair clashed when Jon grilled Dominic about recent Boris' speech to the CBI annual conference - where he spoke about his recent trip to Peppa Pig World and compared himself to Moses.At one point, Boris lost track of his speech, which led to a long pause where he told the audience of business leaders