BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty concerned she has made co-star 'uncomfortable'

Cristiano Ronaldo has been called a genius before. Those dazzling feet down the left-wing had the mark of genius, those knuckleballs free-kicks were the touch of a genius, that goalscoring record is something only a genius could conjure up.

Foo Fighters fans are remembering drummer Taylor Hawkins, who recently died, with footage of his final show with the band at Lollapalooza Argentina.On March 25, the band issued a statement confirming the 50-year-old’s passing. A cause of death was not given.

the Duchess of Cambridge’s beloved nude courts, this season has stonking platform sandals (sans ankle strap for those who don’t like them) and piped loafers – and very fabulous and surprisingly solid-feeling they are too.A stiletto might be more classically elegant, but I challenge anyone to walk 21,000 steps in a pair of stilettos as I did the other day in these babies.Not all platforms deliver all these virtues. If the drop between the heel and the platform is bigger than 60mm, or the sole is narrow, you’re essentially walking in high heels.

Sign of the Times, a 45-year-old vintage business with a bricks and mortar store in Chelsea. “Gen Z and millennials are committed to sustainability. Wearing second-hand clothes is much cooler – it’s seen as savvy, not stingy.”Over the past few years, aware of my carbon footprint, I’ve started buying vintage again.

East London Cloth, believes that the current state of the world is a factor in making us yearn for curtains. “There is a huge comfort in nostalgia,” she says, “and seeing a pair of curtains at the window, bringing warmth and security, fulfils that need.

Covid sceptics to seek freedom from ‘5G, chemtrails, fluoridated water, mandatory vaccinations, and healthcare mandates’, as one promotional video puts it.Since the pandemic began, vaccine refuseniks from everywhere from Germany to Switzerland, Australia and America have moved in their hundreds to this neighbourhood seven miles from Caazapá, a ranching town, where armed guards patrol the commune’s newly built borders. On the African archipelago of Zanzibar, part of Tanzania, another group, Liberty Places, partly funded by British anti-vaccine activist Michael Yeadon, is similarly promising to build a ‘life raft’ community where people disenchanted by coronavirus lockdowns and vaccine requirements can escape the ‘Covid lunacy’ of Europe for a ‘new free life’.Meanwhile, a German doctor is attempting to organise Tanzanian safaris for the Querdenker or ‘lateral thinker’ movement – Germany’s answer to QAnon – while ‘awakened’ Brits have begun seeking to date, share houses and homeschool their children with others who share their beliefs.

the second series of Bridgerton, which launched on Netflix last week, shows just how the early-19th century elites paved the way for the Sloane Rangers who followed in their footsteps.These two fashionable sets may have been separated by 250 years, but each captured a unique moment in history – and style.The Regency, which lasted from 1811 to 1820, was a period of great excitement and social development. It was a time that sprung out of deep unrest – King George III having been deemed too “mad” to rule, and his son (the eventual George IV) stepping in as Regent.

Milldred is my brand of choice today. Focusing only on dungarees, this is a small, emerging company run by Milly Marsden. The attention to design detail and pattern-cutting (both take place in London before the pieces are made in India) set them apart.

Oxford Union Society, has come to propose the motion that ‘This House Has Had Enough of PPE’ (Oxford’s famous course of philosophy, politics and economics). ‘The PPE degree is too powerful and not good enough,’ she proclaims, turning to address an audience attired in black tie.

It’s hard to believe that it’s actually Regina Hall‘s first time going to the Oscars – but that’s absolutely the case!

Bill Maher has Oscar fever, as he admitted at the top of his HBO Real Time on Friday. The malady always makes him think of his mortage. That’s because “it seems to last 30 years and I have a very low interest rate.”

Actress Lake Bell and four-time Grammy Award-winningR&B singer H.E.R.led the celebrities on the red carpet in wearing black at the15th annual Women In Film (WIF) pre-Oscars party in Los Angeles on Friday evening.For the star-studded occasion at the Thompson Hollywood hotel, the 43-year-old star, best known for her web-to-TV series Childrens Hospital, wore a glamorous midi dress with aracy cut-out on her hip and slit up the side.She accessorized the sexy ensemble with multiple silver rings, a pair of open-toe black heels and her light brown hair in loose waves while celebrating the 60 women who have been nominated for an Academy Award this year. Glamorous: Actress Lake Bell and four-time Grammy Award-winning R&B singer H.E.R.

A bevy of musicians and stars shared their condolences on Friday following the shocking news of Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins' death at age 50.Miley Cyrus announced on Instagram that she would be dedicating her next concert to the drummer, who was found unresponsive in his hotel room in Bogota, Colombia, on Friday night.Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker joined in the somber tributes by sharing a sweet photo of his band meeting up with Hawkins and other Foo Fighters members. Saying goodbye: Miley Cyrus shared a black-and-white snap of the late Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins shortly after his death was announced on Friday.

She wowed at the Vanity Fair The Future of Hollywood party while rocking a David Koma sheer gown on Thursday night.And one day later, Jenna Dewan was seen rocking a casual look while running errands in Burbank, California.The 41-year-old actress donned a black knitted crop top with matching hued jeans on Friday afternoon. Looking good:She wowed at the Vanity Fair The Future of Hollywood while rocking a Dovid Koma sheer gown.

If you grew up in the late 90s and early 00s, then you'll no doubt remember how iconic The Powerpuff Girls were - and Primark has just brought them back.

The daughter of a soldier killed by a German sniper's bullet in the second World War has admitted seeing the start of work on a local war memorial that will bear his name was an emotional moment.

Carol Vorderman, 60, reached out to Carol Kirkwood, 58, following her disastrous day.The BBC Breakfast weather favourite shared her empathy with the Countdown legend after she claimed to have been "caught out".It comes as the BBC Radio Wales host suffered a series of disasters as she vented her frustrations on social media.The mathematician blew up her blender while making coffee and then tripped the electricity in her house.The television and radio star explained that her engineering degree had come in handy to restore the power in her home.Following the mishap, the TV star later admitted she was late for her daily walk as she reached out to the BBC meteorologist about the bad weather.In view of her 456,000 Twitter followers, the Countdown

Carol Kirkwood tends to keep her home life tightly under wraps, but the BBC Breakfast star has made a few rare admissions.The meteorologist lives in Maidenhead after splitting from cricket player Jimmy Kirkwood, who she was married to from 1990 to 2008. Her closest companion following the divorce was then her pet cat Donald, who the couple adopted together in 2000, but he sadly passed away in November 2020 meaning that Carol now lives alone. SEE: BBC Breakfast's Dan Walker's home will blow your mindWATCH: Carol Kirkwood leaves Naga Munchetty in hystericsThis marks a major change for Carol.

Carol Kirkwood, 58, has reacted to the idea she could be temporarily replaced by an adorable youngster after her absence sparked concern from some BBC Breakfast viewers. It comes after the presenter took to Twitter to share a sweet video she spotted, which was posted by one of her BBC colleagues, Mary Rhodes, in view of her 5,658 followers, yesterday.The newsreader posted the clip, which showed her friend’s young son trying his hand at presenting the weather forecast at home.The boy could be seen standing in front of a weather map, which he appeared to have coloured in himself, while he spoke to the camera.Mary wrote to Carol: “Need a day off ⁦@carolkirkwood? “This chap is happy to step in.

Carol Kirkwood shuts down BBC Breakfast co-star 'Should be so lucky'Explaining her process of getting onto the show, Jacqui went on to say: “I went for this audition, the process went on and then it was whittled it down to me and Martel and then Martel got it.”But despite the knock back, the presenter wasn’t too gutted as she admitted “timing at that point wasn’t good”.She added: “So, yeah when I got the call in February and they said, ‘Well you’re down south, we’re looking for an extra person to join the team’ of course I jumped at the chance.“I couldn’t say no to them.

Carol Kirkwood returned to Twitter after several weeks away, and she was back to doing what she loves the most – interacting with her followers!RELATED: BBC Weather presenter Carol Kirkwood reveals the secret to her weight loss"Morning All! Feels like an age since been on Twitter! Hope you are all keeping safe and well," she wrote on her social media account, prompting her fans to inundate her with messages. WATCH: Carol Kirkwood leaves Naga Munchetty in hysterics"Hi Carol, we've missed you on @BBCBreakfast.