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BBC Breakfast turned slightly awkward during the latest edition of the morning show as sports presenter Mike Bushell tried to share his own weather news.The TV star appeared on the famous red sofa on Friday (June 10) to discuss the latest headlines with hosts Naga Munchetty and Charlie StaytAfter finishing his segment, Mike said: "Looking at the skies this morning, i'd say it's fair for the cricket."After a short pause, Charlie replied: "What do you know?"Mike responded: "What do I know? Nothing"Charlie continued: "Let's speak to someone who does. How about that?"Naga added: "When you tread on her toes you know what she gets like."A laughing Mike replied: "That's why I didn't" before giving up and finishing mid-sentence.The camera later panned to Carol Kirkwood, who was waiting in the wings to give the latest weather forecast.She said: "Mike is absolutely right."Naga replied: "Well he would be wouldn't he."A giggling Carol said: "He's such a star.

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty warned Carol Kirkwood "wait your turn" on today's show. Naga, 47, was hosting alongside Charlie Stayt, 59, and the pair welcomed sports correspondent Mike Bushell.

Carol Kirkwood was playfully told off by her BBC Breakfast co-star Naga Munchetty during the latest instalment of the morning show.Naga and co-host Charlie Stayt were back on presenting duty on Thursday (June 9) and they welcomed sports presenter Mike Bushell to the studio to discuss the latest headlines.Towards the end of the conversation, weather presenter Carol Kirkwood appeared on screen ahead of her weather segment.Mike said: "I always get misty-eyed when I seen Carol. In a nice way."Naga pointed out: "Is there a negative way about being misty-eyed about Carol?"Mike replied: "No" and Carol quickly interrupted saying: "I am here, chaps".A giggling Naga went on to joke: "We're talking about you, not too you.

BBC Breakfast star Naga Munchetty took a cheeky swipe at Charlie Stayt during the latest edition of the morning show.The 47-year-old presenter was back on our screens on Thursday (June 9) to wake up the nation with the latest news headlines.Charlie and Naga handed over to weather presenter Carol Kirkwood about the forecast for the day.After Carol finished, Charlie shared his observation from the bulletin.He said: "Thank you, Carol. It's good to know that weather is different in different places.

BBC Breakfast's Carol Kirkwood was left 'gutted' after a 'dull' swipe from co-star Jon Kay. Carol, 60, was on today's edition of BBC Breakfast to present the weather, while Jon Kay and Sally Nugent were on the red sofa as the main anchors.

BBC Breakfast star Carol Kirkwood has hit back after she thought her co-star Jon Kay called her "dull" live on air.The 60-year-old weather presenter was back on our screens on Wednesday (June 8) morning to bring the latest forecast to the nation.However, things turned slightly awkward between Carol and her co-star Jon Kay as he introduced her bulletin.He said: "If you want you dull though, the weather might provide it."Jon's visibly shocked co-star Sally Nugent replied: "I thought you were talking about Carol for a minute then." "Of course, i'm not talking about Carol," he replied, before adding: "Carol, is the sunshine in our lives."Sally added: "'I wouldn't take it Kirky."Appearing on camera, a giggling Carol responded: "I was gutted there for a couple of minutes or seconds even" before going on present the latest weather news.It comes just days after Carol presented the live weather from Buckingham Palace.The TV star joked she was going to be "escorted out" of the Queen's iconic palace by royal security guards at any second during the broadcast.She'd just finished up her forecast from the idyllic palace gardens, where she stood on top of a giant water fountain to tell viewers about what conditions they can expect from the day.TV presenter Sally said it was her "favourite weather forecast of the morning" before co-host Jon joked that Her Majesty could be watching Carol from her window.Jon said: "I'm just imagining the Queen looking out of her window saying 'what is that Carol Kirkwood doing in my garden?"The weather star burst out laughing before she replied: "And I'm going to be escorted out any second now."Jon remarked: "I thought security were behind you earlier," to which Carl quipped: "They're actually behind the

BBC Breakfast star Naga Munchetty has rushed to support her co-star after a horror scooter injury sliced their face open. Martin Lewis' wife Lara Lewington shared the injury. "As an extremely clumsy person, always wobbly on two wheels, the electric scooter ride was never going to be a good idea," Lara wrote.

Carol Kirkwood has recalled her first date with her now-fiance following her divorce from her husband of 18 years.The BBC Breakfast weather presenter, 60, announced last week that she was engaged to her mystery man boyfriend, Steve, after being questioned by her BBC colleagues live on air.In an unearthed interview, the star recalled the first time she met her beau.Carol said: "We [saw] each other at first sight.

Carol Kirkwood said she was going to be booted out of Buckingham Palace on live TV.The Scottish BBC star presented the weather live from the Buckingham Palace grounds on Wednesday's BBC Breakfast (June 1) ahead of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations which kick off later this week.However, she joked she was going to be "escorted out" of the Queen's iconic palace by royal security guards at any second during the broadcast.Carol, 60, had just finished up her forecast from the idyllic palace gardens, where she stood on top of a giant water fountain to tell viewers about what conditions they can expect from the day.Host Sally Nugent said it was her "favourite weather forecast of the morning" before co-host Jon Clark joked that Her Majesty could be watching Carol from her window.Jon said: "I'm just imagining the Queen looking out of her window saying 'what is that Carol Kirkwood doing in my garden?"The weather star burst out laughing before she replied: "And I'm going to be escorted out any second now."Jon remarked: "I thought security were behind you earlier," to which Carl quipped: "They're actually behind the camera" before waving 'hi!"'.Jon joked: "Go and hide, go and hide. You're good at that!"Sally kept giggling during the royal weather segment as she said: "That was brilliant! I knew she was there."Jon replied: "Bonkers.

Carol Kirkwood has revealed she met the Queen three times - and she told viewers about what the world famous monarch is really like in person.The weather expert presented her forecasting segment live from Buckingham Palace on Wednesday's BBC Breakfast (June 1) - ahead of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations which kick off later this week.The Platinum Jubilee celebrations are set to honour 70 years of Her Majesty's service to the country, and it will see Brits enjoy a four-day weekend from Thursday. It's been a busy year already for the Scottish weather forecaster, 60, as last week she told viewers she was happily engaged.However, charismatic Carol is already back on our screens to tell BBC viewers all about what conditions they can expect from the days ahead - and this week she was on royal turf.She had just finished her weather segment live from the Buckingham Palace gardens when BBC Breakfast host Sally Nugent wanted to tell viewers how many times Carol had met Her Majesty.Sally said: "Carol before we let you go, I just wanted to share with everybody at home.