BBC Breakfast’s Naga Munchetty give co-star brutal dressing down as he accuses weatherman of walking off mid-report

Terry Flores The VIEW Conference will host a virtual talk with the filmmakers behind Pixar’s “Lightyear” on Tuesday, June 28, and has announced the first speakers for its largely in-person event in Turin, Italy, from Oct. 16-21.The free PreVIEW online event features director Angus MacLane, producer Galyn Susman, animation supervisor David DeVan and simulation and tailoring supervisor Fran Kalal.

READ MORE: Astronomer Royal says humanity will be replaced by AI robots - and aliens already areYet five intelligence and space agency chiefs - from the US, the UK, Israel and Russia - have said they’ve already seen enough to believe that aliens exist, possibly giving us a spoiler of more information to come. Here’s what they’ve said.1) Former CIA director James Woolsey - The former American spy chief, who served as the head of the CIA between 1993 and 1995, told Black Vault in 2021 that at first he found tales involving “some kind of aircraft-like airframe” a bit “far out” until one case in which his friend was able to have his aircraft “stop at 40,000 feet or so and not continue operating as a normal aircraft.”He explained: “There had just been enough things like that that have occurred that I think there will be a lot of examination of what’s going on over the course of several months or years.

2017 study into men’s grooming habits in the United States, Mohamed Hassan, founder of StyleRecap, notes that 42 percent of men shave their pubic hair monthly, while around 35 percent do so weekly.READ MORE: Men should switch from briefs to boxers if they’re trying for a baby, study claimsThirteen percent of men who participated in the study, however, said they shaved their pubic hair less than once a month.But grooming expert Hassan urges men to regularly shave their pubes, an act he calls ‘manscaping’.He says: “Shaving or trimming your pubic hair once every 1 to 4 weeks is the optimal option. The exact frequency comes down to your personal preference and your manscaping style.”He adds that using a depilatory cream, wax, or laser hair removal could mean one needs to shave less often, and that those with sensitive skin or are at risk of ingrown hairs should limit their manscaping sessions to once a month.As a shaving tip, Hassan says: “Shave with the grain using a delicate beard trimmer or body groomer and shaving cream (wet shaving).”He also advises men with overgrown pubic hair to use scissors to “cut the hair to a suitable length that the pubic hair trimmer can handle” to minimise “tugging and pulling”.He adds: “Balls’ hair often tends to grow slower than the rest of pubic hair.

Clonyard Farm is set to open to the public for the first time under Scotland’s Gardens Scheme.

AVN.com, she explained: “I’ve seen their ad tattoos before and I thought it would be a great opportunity to get some exposure and be part of a new marketing trend.”Skye is not the only streaker to run onto the green at the US Open, either, with one course invader hitting shots and dancing on the course before being tackled by security at last year's event.Despite the topless porn star approaching him on the green, Furyk was able to hold on to claim his first and so far only major championship.Who will win this weekend's US Open? Let us know in the comments section belowHe ended the weekend three shots clear of nearest challenger Stephen Leaney on eight under par to bag just over $1million in prize money.Speaking in his press conference after the tournament, Furyk admitted: “It definitely caught me off-guard. I looked up, turned around and the woman was four feet away from me holding a flower.

On July 19, 1970, Stewartry Rugby Club held their first ever meeting followed on September 12, 1970 by their first ever game at “Fortress Greenlaw”.

Manchester United defender Mikael Silvestre has warned Erik ten Hag that he has to seize control of the Old Trafford dressing room if he wants to fare better than Ralf Rangnick.Speculation over dressing room unrest under United's interim boss was rife during the second half of the season, and there is major pressure on Ten Hag to resolve those issues and lift a squad that limped to United's worst-ever Premier League finish.Silvestre believes that Ten Hag has to sort out the United dressing room if he is to survive at Old Trafford. And the four-time Premier League champion is adamant that the dressing room he was a part of at United would never have left things 'get to this point'.Speaking exclusively to Daily Star Sport about the rumoured dressing room unrest, Silvestre said: "When everything goes wrong there's hardly anything you can do.

Midsummer Music will make an emotional return to Gatehouse venues this weekend after a gap of three years.

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READ MORE: Moon could hold enough water for moonbase and rocket fuel, boffins believeThat’s because the asteroid is believed to be carrying $10,000 quadrillion (£8,250 quadrillion) worth of minerals that could completely transform the future of whichever country gets there first, but the problem is, mining it would cost more than the global economy.So, before we decide to recklessly throw in all our chips to win the grand prize, maybe we should take some time to get to know what the stakes are.16 Psyche is an M-type asteroid, which means it appears to contain higher concentrations of metal phases, in this case, iron, nickel and gold. It is one of the most massive asteroids in our solar system, with a diameter of approximately 140 miles, and has even been hypothesised to be the exposed core of a protoplanet.16 Psyche is located in the asteroid belt of our Solar System, which lies between Mars and Jupiter.

BBC Breakfast viewers will be in for a shock soon, as the studio is set for a major overhaul and will copy popular US morning talk shows.The BBC programme has been a staple of our screens for decades, with presenters sitting together on the iconic red sofa with a low table in front of them to place laptops and papers on.Behind presenters like Naga Munchetty, Sally Nugent and Charlie Stayt is the typical photographic backdrop of the Media City skyline in Salford Quays.But all of that is set to change, as bosses are planning to ditch the traditional format for something more along the lines of Piers Morgan's TalkTV show Uncensored, which features a high desk and scrolling news headlines.Speaking exclusively to Daily Star, a BBC source confirmed: "There's disruption behind the scenes as BBC Breakfast is getting a new set in the next few months."It will be the first time they've changed it since they moved to Salford in 2012, so all in all everything will look very different in the coming months."The source added: "Apparently they want it to look a bit more like a US breakfast show and might have windows and people walking past."It was reported in May that the BBC is working to revamp Studio B, with RX:TV reporting at the time that the building - which housed Victoria Derbyshire and Newsnight - is due to be revealed soon.The publication reported bosses were "concerned" that the studio's output had "fallen behind" what viewers expect from the national broadcaster.It added that the BBC Breakfast studio - which is shared with North West Tonight - is filmed in a space originally intended to be an office space, "with a relatively low ceiling for TV studios".Director General Tim Davie allegedly announced to staff that all regional

BBC Breakfast bosses are said to be lining up a GB News presenter to permanently replace Dan Walker.It comes after Dan quit the show back in May for a job at rival network Channel 5, with him set to begin his run at the channel on Monday (June 6) with its flagship news show.He is the second major star to leave BBC Breakfast in a matter of months, following his co-star Louise Minchin’s exit last year.Since Dan left, temporary presenter Jon Kay has stepped up to the plate to fill his seat alongside Sally Nugent, with Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt keeping their regular presenting slots later in the week.A BBC source has now confirmed to Daily Star that Jon Kay looks set to permanently replace Dan - but there are some other big names in the pot too, including GB News star Stephen Dixon.They said: “Jon Kay is very popular in the newsroom, but the process to replace Dan is still ongoing with a few weeks left apparently.“They definitely haven’t done the interviews yet. There has been a huge number of applicants obviously because it was advertised externally.”The source added: “They are very much after a ‘news’ person so names like Jermaine Jenas and Gethin [Jones] are out apparently.”Daily Star has contacted a representative for BBC for comment.

NAGA Munchetty left fans momentarily confused when she fronted BBC Breakfast this morning in an enormous hat. The star, 47 was hosting the show from Buckingham Palace - without regular co-host Charlie Stayt.

BBC Breakfast host Charlie Stayt was replaced by Roger Johnson for Saturday's programme as Naga Munchetty presented part of the show solo. Naga was once again seen in front of Buckingham Palace to report the latest news on the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations this weekend.She has been outside of the studio all through her presenting slots this week as viewers settle in to watch the Queen mark 70 years on the throne.Meanwhile Roger Johnson stayed on the iconic red sofa in the BBC studios as he and Naga linked over to each other throughout the lengthy programme.This is a live TV story and is being constantly updated.

Naga Munchetty has praised the Queen for her "constant" presence ahead of the Jubilee weekend.Speaking on her Five Live radio show on Wednesday (June 1) afternoon, she spoke about the monarch and the upcoming celebrations.As people across the country prepare to celebrate the Queen's 70 years of service to the people, the radio show will be paying homage to Her Majesty this upcoming Friday.Introducing what people can expect on the Jubilee show, Naga shared some of her own feelings toward the monarch.She said: "It's Jubilee weekend, this weekend did you know? Did you realise? It's happening!"Naga continued: "Lots of things are going on.

BBC Breakfast viewers were unimpressed when the early morning show began to focus on the Champions League final between Liverpool FC and Real Madrid. Presenters Charlie Stayt and Nina Warhurst turned the conversation to the match and noted that Liverpool are aiming high and could potentially bring home their seventh European Cup.However, some Breakfast fans were less than enthused about the news as clips of Liverpool fans were shown, along with another reporter who discussed the match.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty was left giggling as she promised to give her co-star "less grief". The host was sitting alongside Charlie Stayt on the red sofa on Friday (May 27) as they discussed the issues of the day, with weatherman Matt Taylor on hand to provide an assessment of the forecast.The conversation turned to a segment on one man who takes his cat outside with him as a support animal, with government restrictions questioning the use of support animals after a woman attempted to take a peacock onto a flight.Ian, who is autistic, is in a legal battle with Sainsbury's after they asked him not to bring his service cat Chloe into their stores - supposedly for hygiene reasons.In the video, Chloe could be seen riding the bus, going into supermarkets and even hanging out at the pub.Afterwards, Naga remarked: "I've never known...

BBC Breakfast has been hit with a slew of exits in recent months - including long-term hosts Louise Minchin and Dan Walker.This week, it emerged that political correspondent Adam Fleming is also taking an extended break from the show in order to focus on different projects, including presenting BBC Newscast.And on Friday (May 27), hosts Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt turned their attention to various job advertisements they found in the newspapers.During a discussion about the headlines of the day, Charlie impressed Naga by reading aloud an article about a school on a Scottish island searching for a new teacher for its four pupils.Charlie told Naga: "Job advert there for you in the paper. A job advertised which is a for a new headteacher on a remote Scottish island."How many pupils will you be teaching on the remote Scottish island? I'll tell you.

BBC Breakfast star Naga Munchetty had her fans in a panic that she was leaving the show after bidding a co-star an emotional farewell. The presenter - who is a regular presenter on the show alongside Charlie Stayt - waved goodbye to her co-star Adam Fleming.

BBC Breakfast host Charlie Stayt got a telling off from his co-star Naga Munchetty after he accused weather presenter Matt Taylor of leaving the set mid-report.On Thursday (May 26), Matt was busy reading the weather after the news of Carol Kirkwood's engagement was announced live on the programme earlier this week.Promising colder weather, Matt didn't have much good news to bring viewers - and Charlie was determined to press him further.Naga cheerily said: "Matt, thanks very much - we'll see you later!" as Charlie chipped in: "If you heard me mumbling there, I was asking about the Jubilee weekend weather, but Matt's gone now, has he?" as he disappeared from the screen.Naga was the first to correct Charlie as she insisted: "No, he's still there! Look, he's just stood back to attention!"Realising his error, Charlie agreed: "Oh, he's still there! There we are."He then asked: "Do we know yet, Matt, about the Jubilee weekend weather?" as Matt apologetically said: "Not quite yet. Next week's looking a little bit difficult.

BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty has turned her focus "onwards and upwards" after admitting her latest gym session "wasn't easy".The host posted a rather sweaty workout snap on Wednesday (May 25), a day before taking to the iconic red sofa alongside her co-star Charlie Stayt to discuss the issues of the day.In the snap, Naga could be seen rocking a tight grey halterneck sports top and matching bra, with red wireless earphones in her ears ready to pump out encouraging music.Beads of sweat collected on her forehead after her intense workout, though Naga didn’t skimp on the glam, either - opting for a bold swipe of eyeliner and pale pink lipgloss, as well as glittering silver studs in her earlobes.Her brunette tresses were damp and curled atop her head as she gazed into the camera, writing: “That wasn’t easy.“At least it’s done. Onwards and upwards x.”I’m A Celeb star Adele Roberts rushed to support Naga after she interviewed her for BBC 5 Live, posting a heart-eyed emoji and fire emoji.As another fan posted: “Nothing worth achieving was ever made easy Naga! We love your work and best wishes!”Someone else encouraged: “Keep smashing it!”, as a third fan wrote: “Great work, it’s in the bank! Then go again.”“Well done you, keep it going, top woman!” another gushed.A fifth fan was quick to hail Naga as the "sexiest woman on the planet".It comes as Naga left fans frantic she might be leaving BBC Breakfast after her co-stars Dan Walker and Louise Minchin quit the show in a matter of months.Political correspondent Adam Fleming announced he's also taking a break, tweeting: "This is my last week at Westminster for a while because I’m going to do other stuff for a few months including #BBCNewscast.