BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty reveals why she'd never star on CBeebies Bedtime Stories

BBC Breakfast host Charlie Stayt was replaced on the programme for a second time running this week with presenter Ben Thompson stepping in to take over on Friday (February 18).Naga Munchetty, 46, also didn't address her co-star Charlie's absence, leaving fans none-the-wiser about his sudden disappearance from screens.However, according to viewers on Twitter they didn't seem to mind the switch up as they took to the platform to share their praise.One person wrote: "My two favourite presenters on @BBCBreakfast this morning.

BBC Breakfast aired yet another major show shake-up on Thursday (February 17) as presenter Charlie Stayt was mysteriously missing from the programme.

BBC Breakfast turned tense on Thursday morning (February 17) as presenter Jon Kay shut down his co-star in an awkward row.Jon was joined by co-presenter Naga Munchetty and sports correspondent Mike Bushell on the red sofa to discuss the sporting issues of the day - including the ongoing Winter Olympics.Mike began by telling his co-stars: "Team GB have a huge chance of guaranteeing a medal..."But Naga soon interrupted: "Well, you've said this..." as Mike finished: "I know, A fair few times, but this is it because they do have their semi-final against the USA at lunchtime today."Mike continued to explain his reasoning, adding: "Now the Brits have only lost one of their nine matches, and yes, that was to the USA.""Oh Mike, Mike!" Jon moaned, as Naga struggled to find the words to express what she was thinking."But there's hope!" Mike insisted, adding: "They're in better form than they were in the Round Robin match because they're top of the group, their tails are up, they've got the form and momentum. Momentum is everything in sport!"But Naga wasn't impressed, as she said: "Your narrative over the Winter Olympics has been fabulous - because in the early days it was, 'Naga - too early! You know, we started late last time, we did really well.

Naga Munchetty took to Twitter on Wednesday to reply to criticism from one of the listeners to her radio show – and her fans were quick to support her as she gave the most dignified response!RELATED: Naga Munchetty thanked by fans after speaking outRetweeting a message from someone who called her "condescending" on her Five Live radio show and concluded: "it’s not all about you," the BBC Breakfast co-host took the high road as she wrote: "Hey - You're listening! Thanks for being part of the @bbc5live audience, Lots of love Naga xxx."The star's followers rushed to share their enthusiasm for the way she rose above the critical comments, writing: "Keep it up Naga," and: "Great response @TVNaga01 that's why some of us love to see and hear you, keep it up, you do a great job."WATCH: BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty applauded by fans after lifesaving actionsOthers gushed: "The only reason why I listen is because of Naga, So as far as I'm concerned it IS about Naga," and: "Sharp as ever Naga. Keep it up girl x."MORE: Naga Munchetty hints at unexpected eating habits in new postSEE: BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty's home with husband just might surprise youThe 46-year-old was supported by fans again recently, as they applauded a selfless act that took place last month.

Naga Munchetty, 46, has responded to a critic who accused her of being “condescending” when presenting BBC Radio 5 Live this morning.The BBC Breakfast star took to her Twitter account, where she enjoys a following of 265,000, to respond to the claims made by one Twitter user.Naga had been discussing inflation during today’s instalment of her radio show, where she features news, discussions and interviews.The Twitter account, Mike Super-Lewendon, told Naga to “wind it in” and that she was not presenting a “children’s channel”.He typed: “Naga at her condescending best explaining to listeners the meaning of RRP, inflation and what 5p on a pound is in inflation.“Waiting for the daily word eluded and it’s a full house.”They concluded: “Naga this isn’t a childrens channel. (sic)“Wind it in, it’s not all about you!” (sic)In response, Naga thanked her critic for tuning in to listen to her programme.She penned: “You're listening for the daily word?“Hey - You're listening! Thanks for being part of the @bbc5live audience.”The broadcaster signed off the message with “lots of love, Naga xxx”.Fans of the TV star replied to her tweet defending her, as they encouraged her to keep her current presenting style.Sootydeposits said: “Wouldn’t want to embarrass you Mike but Naga is more highly qualified than you Sir.“Which is why she’s presenting on TV among with other talents, music and golf and you appear not be to any of those things.”Rohouk added: “Holy moly some people do need to wind their necks in!“As a nation inflation hasn't been as big an issue as it is now.“Therefore it makes sense for the impact to be explained. Keep it up Naga.”Cessspitfire agreed: “Sharp as ever Naga.

Naga Munchetty has admitted she is learning “lots of non-broadcast friendly” topics that she won’t be able to discuss on her show.On Monday's episode of her show Naga said she was shocked to be told February 15, is National Side Chicks Day - after she discussed her dislike of Valentine’s Day.She went on to explain that side chick refers to a person's "bit on the side". After the show listeners told how they were just as shocked as Naga to hear National Side Chicks Day exists.

Naga Munchetty, 46, confessed she is learning “lots of non-broadcast friendly” topics that she won’t be able to air on her BBC show. Naga says she was exposed to some "shocking" information when she was vocal about her dislike of Valentine’s Day on her BBC Radio 5 Live show.The presenter said on Monday: “I want to talk to you a little bit about Valentine’s Day.“I’m putting it out there, I’m not a fan.“I don’t celebrate it, but if you want to by all means go for it.“Is it a good thing for relationships or is it just a good thing for business? What do you think?  “Are you with me, is it outdated?”Later in the show, Naga was baffled to reveal that there is also a day dedicated to someone’s “bit on the side” to avoid them feeling left out.She exclaimed: “I have just been told that February 15, the day after Valentine’s Day, is side-chick day.“Have you heard of that? I am shocked!“And just in case you didn’t know what a side-chick was- I didn’t- it is your bit on the side.“So, what happens is on Valentine’s Day couples give each other presents or cards or loving tokens of affection.Then, on the 15th you give your bit on the side the same attention.

Kate Middleton's bedtime story, saying it was like "reading a script", instead praising Meghan Markle's Disney documentary.Twitter users took to the social media site to make their opinions known after the Duchess of Cambridge appeared on CBeebies on Sunday, February 13, to read a bedtime story.Kate read the children's classic, The Owl Who Was Afraid of the Dark, which she claims she enjoyed as a child and now reads to her own kids.The book, by Jill Tomlinson, tells the story of baby barn owl Plop, who is helped by others to grow in confidence and overcome his fears.The Duchess chose the book to mark Children’s Mental Health Week as the story chimes with this year’s theme of Growing Together.At the end of the reading, the mum-of-three added: “Wow, what an encouraging tale.“We can all feel scared sometimes just like our little owl friend Plop, but as Mrs Barn Own said, ‘It’s better to find out about the things that scare us before we make up our mind’.“And with the help of others, we can often face things that worry us. Now it’s time for bed.

Kate Middleton's incredible wardrobe has become famous in it's own right.The Queen in waiting as a result is known as the most influential and fashionable members of the Royal Family. Whether it's setting tailoring trends or putting fashion brands on the map, there is nothing that the 40-year-old can't seem to influence.

Naga Munchetty quickly shut down co-star Charlie Stayt on BBC Breakfast after he suggested she write a line out 100 times as a punishment.The duo were discussing school-time punishments while taking a look at some newspaper headlines.Naga, 46, picked up on a story about punishments, when she said: "I was never given lines at school."Charlie, 59, asked her: "You mean when you'd done something wrong?"His co-host replied: "Yes, I don't know if it happens now with children today, but there obviously was a time where you did, 'I will not lie or I will not hit my friend on the head.'"I was never given any. Were you?"Charlie quietly confessed that he had, turning away as Naga asked him what he'd had to write out.But he didn't answer, instead asking: "Shall I write one for you now that you need to write out 100 times through the programme?"Naga laughed at the suggestion, before agreeing to go along with it, saying: "Okay, let's see what he comes up with."Charlie asked viewers to suggest their own lines for what Naga should write, but soon had a change of heart.Naga agreed, looking directly at the camera with a cautious look, saying: "No, let's not do that.

Storytelling champ! Duchess Kate gave royal enthusiasts a glimpse of what bedtime is like for her three children while reading aloud on the BBC’s CBeebies.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty could have been paid £50,000 outside of her annual BBC six-figure salary after taking part in multiple events, it has been reported.

Kate Middleton is giving viewers a look into how she reads her bedtime stories to her three children — Prince George, 8, Princess Charlotte, 6, and Prince Louis, 3.The 40-year-old Duchess of Cambridge took part in a special on-camera reading of the children's book,, on the BBC's show. The wife of Prince William participated in the reading as part of Children's Mental Health Week. On Friday, released a clip from the episode, showing Kate signing off. In the video, the duchess is sitting on a blanket in a white printed turtleneck sweater and jeans as a crackling fire goes next to her. «Wow, what an encouraging tale,» she says.

Kate Middleton tries to help children to confront their fears 'with the help of others' during her CBeebies bedtime story.

It was recently announced that Kate Middleton would be the very first Royal to read a special bedtime story for CBeebies. Now, a first-look clip of the Duchess of Cambridge’s anticipated debut has been released, showcasing her motherly side as she addresses the audience after closing the pages of her chosen book.

BBC Breakfast's resident weather expert Carol Kirkwood was left stunned after she was interrupted by Charlie Stayt over her choice of dress. The meteorologist had just finished telling viewers what to expect from the weather on Thursday morning when her co-star took a swipe. Carol, 59, wore a glamorous polka dot dress as she presented the weather segment, explaining that much of the UK could expect to see rain.

BBC Breakfast's weather expert Carol Kirkwood fired back at co-star Charlie Stayt when he made a cheeky comment about her dress.National treasure Carol had just finished telling viewers about what weather conditions they can expect from the day when Naga Munchetty paused the show to talk about her blue dress.Glam Carol was sporting a blue dress with white polka dots on Thursday's Breakfast (February 10), and Charlie realised it looked like the rainy weather that she had mentioned in her daily report.The anchor, who presents the BBC morning show with Naga on Thursdays to Saturdays, thought Carol might have chosen her dress to match the forecast on purpose.Spotting the similarity, Naga said: "When the weather is like that [rainy]. Charlie noticed that you're almost like the weather forecast today.

Kate Middleton's "competitive nature" has been exposed by rugby player and fellow Royal family member Mike Tindall, who is married to Princess Anne's daughter Zara Tindall.The Duchess of Cambridge has recently been stepping up to take on more solo engagements and more senior duties as an official member of the higher level institution.The 40 year old mum-of-three was also announced as Prince Harry's replacement as Patron of England rugby. But while Mike, 43, said the Duchess looked "effortless" during her training session, he claimed she also has a relentless drive to succeed and be "good at things".

Anyone with children will be familiar with the CBeebies show Bedtime Stories and to mark Children’s Mental Health Week, the Duchess of Cambridge has recorded a very special episode which will be aired this Sunday. Mental health is a subject very close to Kate’s heart so it’s no surprise that she agreed to appear on the iconic show to raise awareness.

Kate Middleton has been announced as the latest in a long list of famous faces to read a book on CBeebies Bedtime Stories.This Sunday, the Duchess of Cambridge will read The Owl Who Was Afraid of the Dark on the children's channel, becoming the first member of the Royal family to do so. But the 40 year old is not the first member of the Royal family to read a children's story on television, and is actually following in the footsteps of her father-in-law. Prince Charles, 73, published his own children's book, The Old Man of Lochnagar – which he wrote to raise main for The Prince's Trust – back in 1980 and, four years later, he took to our screens to read it.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty has revealed that she "fell over" during her first dance at her wedding.Speaking on her BBC Radio 5 Live show this morning, the host, 46, spoke about how she related to pop star Anne-Marie's fall at the BRIT Awards last night, which saw her take a tumble while performing her latest hit Kiss My (Uh Oh).Speaking on her radio show today, Naga praised the singer for composing herself after the fall.At the start of her show, the BBC presenter said: "Styling it out."How good at that are you?" she asked listeners.Naga went on: "Well, Anne-Marie carried on singing after taking a little tumble at the BRITs last night."The newsreader paused for a second as she replayed the moment the star fell before getting back up.Addressing the moment, she said: "That's properly styling it out isn't it?"Really, really good," Naga praised the star.The BBC host went on to reveal that she could relate to Anne-Marie's fall as she relayed her own clumsy moment anecdote.Naga continued: "I mentioned earlier on Nicky's programme, I don't know if I styled it out, but I did fall over in a big, puffy wedding dress during my first dance to You're Just Too Good To Be True".She admitted that despite having learnt a dance routine in anticipation of the big day, her and James Haggar's first time spinning around the dance floor as husband and wife featured a surprise."We even figured out a dance routine and everything."It didn't go to plan but the wedding day was a success apart from that," Naga admitted.She jokingly added: "It never happened, wasn't on Insta, so never happened."Naga married TV consultant James in 2007.She previously told the Guardian that "being kind to each other" and "golf" were the secrets behind their