BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty reacts to TV rival quitting as 'new era begins'

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BBC Breakfast star Naga Munchetty has reacted to the news that a TV rival had decided to call time on his career at Channel 4.The 46-year-old re-shared the Twitter post concerning editor Ben de Pear -who was now stepping down from his role after 10 years in the position.Showing acknowledgement to a fellow in the industry, Naga shared the tweet from a Channel 4 news corespondent, Ciaran Jenkins.The 38-year-old paid thanks to his co-star Ben and wrote a heartfelt message that he shared with his 64,000 followers.He penned: "I've been at @Channel4News for a decade and @bendepear has been editor almost all that time."He’s been a fantastic, inspirational boss - I owe him so much.

A new era begins today."Attached to Ciaran's tweet was a publication which had been titled: "Farewell to departing editor Ben de Pear."The article read: "We don't often spend time recognising the off-screen team- who are really the ones who make this programme what it is."Under Ben's editorship, Channel 4 News has won more awards than at any time in its history."Naga is no stranger when it comes to re-sharing information of people moving on being promoted when it comes to the world of live TV.Last week, the BBC newsreader responded on social media to a colleague who had confirmed a move to ITV News later this year.On Friday, Sarah Corker a news reporter explained that she was leaving the BBC to join ITV.Responding to the exciting news, Naga re-shared the post along with the caption: "Congratulations."Sarah explained to her 6,000 followers: "I’m delighted to be joining @ITVNews as the Social Affairs Correspondent based in the north of England in March."It’s been quite the journey at @bbcnews over the last 13 years."Thank you to my fantastic colleagues.