BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty reacts as Steph McGovern's producer leaves for BBC

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BBC Breakfast star Naga Munchetty weighed in as her former co-star Steph McGovern said good-bye to her colleague on social media.Her Packed Lunch co-worker Alan Clayon has revealed he is "delighted" to join BBC's The One Show after working as a producer on the Channel 4 show.Alan wrote on social media to his 1,800 followers: "SELF INDULGENT ALERT."Delighted to say that from next week I'll be joining BBC Studios as Series Producer, The One Show working with the fantastic team in the Documentary Unit, Salford to produce the Current Affairs, Arts and special project films for prime time on BBC One."Steph quickly paid tribute to her friend, writing: "Very proud of this fella."We’ve worked together for years, first at BBC Breakfast, then launching the lockdown show from my house and then Steph’s Packed Lunch from Leeds Dock."He’s now finally being released back into the wild..."I'm going to miss him. #TVlegend."Naga's BBC co-star Nina Warhurst also chimed in, writing: "Congrats - welcome back to Salford."Her friend Naga quickly shared her best wishes to Alan and his big move, writing: "Brilliant News!

Congratulations! X."Alan has also previously worked on BBC Breakfast and BBC News before moving over to Channel 4 to work with Steph.Meanwhile, Naga has been full of praise for her fellow TV stars as she also shared her congratulations to Laura Kuenssberg after the announcement she is moving to the BBC Politics chair on Sunday mornings from September.Laura posted: "I'm extremely happy to say that I'll be in the BBC politics chair on Sunday mornings from September."It's a genuine honour and real thrill to be working with an amazing team on the show, can't wait to get started!"Naga told her: "Excellent news."BBC Breakfast airs.