BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty shut down by Carol Kirkwood over cheeky 'pig' jibe

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They play mortal enemies with an unhealthy obsession with each other in the hit BBC show. And while her encounters are normally laced with malice in the spy thriller Jodie, 28, who plays top assassin Villanelle, was laced in black for her appearance at The Peninsula Beverly Hills Hotel in California.Sandra, 50, rose to the occasion with this bright red trouser suit and its huge flowery motif.But she might want to chose something more practical for hand-to-hand combat with her nemesis when the show starts its much anticipated fourth and final run later this month, when her Eve character tries to end all the bloodshed.Fans of the spy caper, developed by Fleabag creator Phoebe Waller-Bridge, were recently treated to a trailer that showed Eve and Villanelle resuming their usual game of cat and mouse.It shows Villanelle claiming she is trying to change as she divulges: “I killed two people last night after I tried really hard not to”.

LOVE ISLAND star Chloe Burrows has been making the most of her time in Los Angeles and shared a slew of shots from her idyllic trip yesterday. The ITV2 darling, who is there shooting a new campaign with JD Sports, posted several snaps of her at some of Tinseltown's most iconic locations.

EASTENDERS fans will be left shocked this week with two bombshell storylines involving Dotty Cotton and Gray Atkins. First Dotty, played by Milly Zero, absolutely kicks off with Vinny for throwing her a surprise birthday party on the same day she marked to 23rd anniversary of her dad Nick Cotton's death. Filled with anger and grief, Dotty hits the bottle leaving a horrified Vinny and Rocky to find her unconscious.

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Amanda Owen is taking 'drastic measures' after sad stillbirth on the Ravenseat farm.Opening up about the sad ordeal, Amanda shared a series of candid snaps that showed a calf called Stormy trying to feed on her adoptive mother Lily, who had suffered a stillbirth. She detailed graphic details that left fans totally in awe over Amanda's farming skills and openness about the sad stillbirth.

pregnant with her third child – and she's been going out and about with her friends lately.In a video she posted on Saturday (February 5), the Aussie influencer puts on a fancy two-piece set in grey faux leather fabric. Flicking her wavy blonde locks to the back, she turns to the side and flaunts her sizeable baby bump.

Instagram to vent about one of her latest outfits.The fitness star, who is usually known for her body positive posts, told her 491k followers that she had ordered a strapless, satin top from brand PrettyLittleThing.However, when it came, it wasn't exactly like she'd ordered.Hayley shared a photo of herself in the outfit alongside a picture of the model advertising the top.The model was seen wearing the cropped garment around her shoulders in a strapless style.However, Hayley had the top pulled up over her shoulders as more of her waist was exposed.She told fans that she'd tried to lower the sides of the top, but when she did this, they fell down and 'left her boobs exposed'.Hayley pulled a comedy expression as she showed fans she wasn't exactly happy with the fit.Captioning the post, the social media star wrote: "What I ordered Vs What I got."And yes I’ve tried to lower the sides down on my shoulders but the ‘sleeves’ instantly fall down leaving my boobs completely exposed."PLT you did me dirty (this is meant to be the smallest size they do too."Fans were loving the cheeky post, with it racking up more than 8,000 likes.It seems like many had had similar experiences with online purchases too.One exclaimed: "Oh noooooo! Honestly I never order anything online that could potentially be questionable, can’t take the risk."While another added: "Hehe that's the reason I don't buy online clothes."A third chimed in: "Story of my life."Despite this, others didn't mind the top on Hayley, as one told her: "I like it on you."While another told her: "Still look gorge."Daily Star has contacted PrettyLittleThing for comment.Hayley also hit headlines last month as the influencer showed how people fake 'perfect' bum snaps in pics taken

BBC Breakfast favourite Carol Kirkwood has given fans an insight into life behind the camera.The forecaster branded her colleague "cheeky" in the chilly post, as she pictured a cut-out of herself.Carol, 58, was updating her 203,000 Twitter followers ahead of going live this morning, as she issued a chilling weather report to the nation.As temperatures are set to plummet to as low as -4, Carol and her team chose to broadcast from the roof of the BBC’s head office, New Broadcasting House in London.After sharing beautiful pictures of the skyline with her fans, Carol took to her Twitter page to reveal what happens before she gets into place in front of the cameras.In order to align Carol with the cameras, a behind-the-scenes worker on the

Naga Munchetty, 46, shared a heartbreaking story on air from one of her BBC colleagues after she informed her of her great-uncle’s death ahead of his funeral this week.The presenter revealed she had reached out to Kate, who is part of the production team behind her BBC Radio 5 Live show, to offer her commiserations following her sad loss.Naga got onto the subject of Kate’s news when she discussed the importance of grandads on her radio show yesterday after Prince Harry and Prince William paid heartfelt tributes to their grandad, Prince Philip, who died on Friday at the age of 99.The BBC Breakfast favourite told her 5 Live listeners: “We’re talking about grandads this morning.“We’re talking about how they may have shaped your lives and your

Dan Walker may be set to take to the dancefloor as the BBC Breakfast host has opened up about being a contestant on Strictly Come Dancing.The TV anchor revealed that he has been approached by BBC bosses a "few times" to take part in the dance competition.The 44-year-old would be following in the footsteps of a number of Breakfast stars who have hot-footed it onto the dancefloor in previous years, including Carol Kirkwood, Naga Munchetty and Mike Bushell.Dan is admittedly very vocal on social media about the dance series and said he and his wife Sarah Walker are avid watchers of the BBC programme.While the dad-of-three explained that while he enjoys watching Strictly, he is slightly apprehensive about showing the world his dance moves.Dan

Piers Morgan has acknowledged a cutting jibe by actress Bette Midler saying that it was a "good zinger".

BBC Breakfast.On Thursday's show, host Naga Munchetty handed over to the weather expert, sharing a comment that had been made by their output producer."So we were having a discussion this morning and all morning you've been saying, ‘There's lots of weather around and there is lots to talk about,'" Naga said."Our output producer said today that there can be no weather and I don't think it's true. I think there is always weather."And he said there is a phenomenon where there is no weather."Carol, 58, didn't hesitate in disagreeing with the remark made by their BBC boss, instantly shutting him down with her expert knowledge.She declared: "There's always weather.

BBC Breakfast viewers were left rather confused on Thursday Morning after they were given information on how to prevent a decline in pigs across the UK.Several viewers took to Twitter to air their concerns as many thought it was unusual to suggest that people should eat pigs in order to preserve them.Journalist Fiona Lamdin was at a farm on Thursday morning.She interviewed an events and account manager named Chris who spoke about the rarity of the pigs and how worried he is about their survival.Chris said: "Well these pigs are Oxford Sandy and Blacks - any we are worried about these pigs like we are any breeds.“The important thing is to remember that they were bred to meet human needs as like all livestock… so if you are thinking about

BBC Breakfast weather presenter Carol Kirkwood joked she’ll “probably get sacked” after hitting back at a producer’s claim on the show today (April 8).

BBC has called in the police after receiving numerous threatening complaints about BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty.

BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty recently caught up with top quizzer Mark Labbett, seven years after starring opposite him on The Chase.The TV and radio star admitted to the Chaser she had buried the memory of her appearance on the celebrity edition of the hugely popular quiz show.Naga made her comments when Mark joined the presenter on her mid-morning BBC Radio 5 live programme.The 46-year-old said to the ITV star: “I’m very pleased to be listening and talking to you over the radio and not facing you across that big ladder.“‘Cause I didn’t do too well against you, I don’t think,” Naga said of her stint on the show.“Well, you did your best.

Naga Munchetty, 46, took to Twitter to tease her BBC Breakfast co-presenter with a cheeky message.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty tried to make her colleague Ben Thompson shake a Christmas Tree and cause some mayhem while he was conducting a serious report from a brewery and pub in London, prompting him to label her a "bad one". The Goodness Brewing Company has suffered serious challenges to stay afloat throughout the coronavirus pandemic and lockdowns in the UK, and is just one example of many pubs that have struggled.

Carol Kirkwood, 58, has reassured a fan she is “not going anywhere” after they said they’d “miss” her on BBC Breakfast.The presenter has been part of the show since she joined BBC News back in 1998 but is on occasion replaced by other meteorologists to present the weather.Earlier this morning, Carol wished her 202,000 followers on Twitter a happy Easter break.She wrote: “Thank you for following me on twitter ....

Naga Munchetty, 46, had to step in and issue a warning to her BBC Radio 5 Live guests Denise van Outen, 46, and Tamzin Outhwaite, 50, after the duo suffered an on-air blunder.