BBC Breakfast stars forced to cut guest's interview after major technical issues

The Chase presenter Bradley Walsh jokingly scolded one of his players after they branded his joke "awful". The ITV host is known for cracking hilarious jokes on the popular quiz show, but one contestant wasn't impressed with his wit.In fact, she called him out on the joke halfway through a round, prompting Bradley to tell her off in front of the whole studio - warning her there would be "trouble" if she didn't stop having a go at him.Bradley welcomed Lauren, Scott, Barbara and Ben into the studio for their chance to win a big wad of cash on Wednesday (September 7).The hilarious clash occurred when contestant Ben was going head-to-head with Anne 'The Governess' Hegerty after his cashbuilder round, where he'd banked £6k.Ben was asked: "What name is given to the den of an otter?", but he wrongly answered "Drey" when the right answer was "Holt".Cracking a pun, Bradley quipped: "Know what a water otter is? Kettle," which was a reference to kettles making water "hotter".But Ben's teammate Lauren blasted the joke when she told her host: "That is awful!"Bradley jokingly snapped back: "What do you mean that's awful, Lauren? You wait until you get up here, now.

BBC Breakfast host Jon Kay ruffled viewers' feathers with his "daft questions" when he interviewed Labour MP David Lammy on the show.Jon has been providing coverage live from Downing Street this week to mark the announcement and introduction of new Conservative party leader and Prime Minister Liz Truss.Throughout the coverage, Jon has taken time to chat to several MPs and experts as they weigh up how the country is set to move forward with the cost of living crisis as households brace themselves for a tough winter ahead.READ MORE:BBC Breakfast thrown into major format shake-up as Sally Nugent presents soloDavid appeared on the show on Wednesday (September 7) representing the opposition as he gave Labour's stance on what should happen next to aid British citizens and on their attitude towards calling for a general election.Jon asked: "Given the seriousness of the situation and the emergency situation as far as energy bills, are you still calling for a general election now?"The MP replied: "Look, the change that this country needs is a change of party, certainly a change of government, and that could only come about with a general election."So we are absolutely on a sure footing for a general election whenever that is called."Jon interjected: "But are you still calling for one to happen now? Do you think the British public really wants that?"David responded: "Of course, we'd like a general election tomorrow because I think the British public are crying out for change."We get to put our case to the British public and the rules change in terms of media.

Strictly Come Dancing after Alesha Dixon beat him to the post. The Welsh heartthrob appeared on the beloved BBC One dance competition back in 2007 where he was partnered up with his professional dancer Camilla Dallerup.As the TV presenter introduced the upcoming show, BBC bosses couldn’t help but throw up a clip of Alesha Dixon performing alongside her pro dance partner Matthew Cutler who went on the win the fifth series.READ MORE:BBC Breakfast's Jon Kay sparks outrage as Health Secretary shuts down tense chatAnd his co-host Michelle Ackerley was quick to point out his disappointing loss on the show as she poked fun at him alongside BBC Breakfast’s Sally Nugent.While discussing the upcoming segments on the hour-long show, the brunette beauty poked fun at her fellow presenter on air.She said: “We continue to look at some former winner’s week one dances – that was your year wasn’t it Gethin?”Already feeling embarrassed, Gethin complained: “Sally they’re doing this on purpose, they’re bringing back the past from 2007.“I came third, okay? I came third, but how could you not to Alesha Dixon? She was incredible I’ll be trying her moves later.“Fuming, I was robbed.

BBC Breakfast host Jon Kay was shut down by new Health Secretary Therese Coffey during tense grilling as she ended interview early.During Wednesday’s instalment of the popular BBC morning show, the 52-year-old broadcaster returned to Number 10 Downing Street as he shared live coverage ahead of Liz Truss’ first cabinet meeting.While Sally Nugent held down the fort on the red sofa at the Salford studios, the TV presenter interviewed the first female deputy prime minister as he grilled her on the backlash she has faced on social media.READ MORE:BBC Breakfast thrown into major format shake-up as Sally Nugent presents soloBut it appeared as though the politician was unimpressed with his line of questioning as she swiftly shut down his comments, arguing that she had to “move on” to another broadcaster.When she appeared on the BBC show, the 50-year-old MP discussed her ABCD police which aims to improve ambulances, medical backlog, care, doctors and dentists in the NHS.She told viewers at home: “As I say my focus is on ABCD and that will be my focus for the time that I'm in health and social care.“Forgive me to my friends at the BBC I need to move on to another broadcaster.”Determined to get answers following the backlash she received about her religion and opinions on health, Jon pushed for an answer on air.He said: “Okay well we’ll see you down here in Downing Street very shortly but I was just going to ask you before you go.“You know that there’s scrutiny about your personal views and your faith right now.“You'll also have seen stuff on social media last night talking about you being a smoker, how do you welcome all of this talk?”Therese fired back with: "I didn’t look at social media last night, I'm too busy trying to get

Stirling rugby icon Kenny Logan has revealed he is battling against prostate cancer.

TV presenter Gabby Logan fought back tears as she discussed her husband Kenny's devastating prostate cancer diagnosis during an appearance on BBC Breakfast. Former Scotland rugby star Kenny, 50, revealed that he had been diagnosed with the disease back in February, after listening to his wife's podcast The Mid Point.

BBC Breakfast was thrown into a major format shake-up on Tuesday (September 6) as Sally Nugent presented the beloved morning show alone. This morning, Jon Kay swapped the BBC studios for a killer spot outside Number 10 Downing Street as they prepare for Boris Johnson to move out of office.Later on, the former Conservative leader is due to give his final speech to the country after Liz Truss was appointed the new Prime Minister on Monday.READ MORE:BBC Breakfast's Nina Warhurst red-faced as awkward tech blunder sparks interview chaosThe BBC presenter also spoke with experts including the chief political correspondent, Nick Eardley, about how the new Prime Minister will tackle the cost of living crisis.But Jon wasn’t the only presenter who switched the comfortable red sofa for the joys of live TV, as Nina interviewed several members at Leigh Spinners Mill in Lancashire.Meanwhile, Sally held the fort at the BBC studios in the heart of Salford, Manchester where she continued to report on the political developments.And it wasn't just the BBC studios who experienced a slew of format changes this morning, after Boris Johnson was removed from power at the Queen's Scottish estate Balmoral rather than at Buckingham Palace.

Boris Johnson to move out of office. Later on this morning, the former Conservative leader is due to give his final speech to the country after Liz Truss was appointed the new Prime Minister on Monday.But Jon wasn’t the only presenter who switched the comfortable red sofa for the joys of live TV, as Nina interviewed several members at Leigh Spinners Mill who were disappointed at the appointment of the new political leader.As the brunette beauty welcomed the pair onto the morning show, her mic pack slipped out of the back of her black denim jeans on air.

BBC Breakfast viewers 'switched off' as Sally Nugent was forced to present solo following a 'pointless' shake-up. Today's show saw Sally in the studio on the red sofa while co-host Jon Kay was presenting live from Downing Street ahead of the Conservative leadership race results.

This Morning presenter Alison Hammond says she hopes to end Ant and Dec's NTA winning streak this year as she nominated for the Best Presenter gong.Whilst in the running for the award, Alison has gained the backing of fellow This Morning presenter Holly Willoughby, who firmly told her: “This is your year.”Alison, who is up against The Chase presenter Bradley Walsh and BBC's Graham Norton, isn't fazed by the other competition and has her sights set firmly on beating the Geordie duo.READ MORE: Holly Willoughby and Phil leave each other stunned with new looks for This Morning returnDreaming of the moment, Alison told The Mirror: "Could this be the year Ant and Dec hand over the gong to me?"This Morning is up for the Best Daytime Show Award and if the show snags the trophy yet again, it will be the 12th consecutive year that they've won.Competition for the award includes Loose Women, The Chase and The Repair Shop.Alison, who will be back hosting This Morning with co-presenter Dermot O'Leary says winning the Best Daytime Award one she'd love to win in particular.Through the summer, viewers saw an ever-changing roster of presenters for This Morning, including Vernon Kay, Rochelle Humes, Andi Peters, Josie Gibson, returning Ruth Langsford and Rylan Clark – but they particularly warmed to Alison and Dermot as a presenting duo.Taking to Twitter, viewers shared just how much they enjoyed seeing the pair on their screens during their Friday morning slot.One wrote: "Alison and Dermot what a breath of fresh air.""This summer on This Morning for me has proven they struck gold with Alison and Dermot," another added.Rylan and Ruth also sparked joy in viewers as they were praised for their hilarious dynamic and chemistry.One viewer

ITV show Lingo, premiered this weekend with Drag Race favourite RuPaul, 61, taking up hosting duties. The celebrity pairs going head-to-head were comedian Joel Dommett and his wife Hannah, Corrie actors Andy Whyment and Alan Halsall, as well as Good Morning Britain stars Andi Peters and Laura Tobin.But as the first episode got underway, several fans were raging that regular Lingo presenter Adil, 48, wasn't fronting the star-studded game show.Taking to social media, one viewer fumed: "Thanks...but not acceptable.

Coronation Street star Julia Goulding once met Queen Elizabeth II on set of the ITV show. To mark 60 years of the ITV soap the Queen was given a tour of the ITV drama's studios in Trafford - and she even stopped at the Rovers Return pub while on her tour. READ MORE: ITV contestant left redfaced as he confesses major crush on stunning ChaserHer Majesty met with cast and crew members including Julia Goulding who plays Shona Platt - and she recalled the experience prior to her cashbuilder round on The Chase.

A Place In The Sun star Laura Hamilton put on an utterly sensational display as the TV star appeared on The Chase Celebrity Special.Laura joined the likes of Julia Goulding, Oz Clarke and Mr Motivator to try and raise money for their chosen charity by taking on Paul Sinha on the ITV show.READ MORE: Corrie's Shona star Julia Goulding shares sweet conversation with Queen on ITV setAs she joined the show the blonde beauty had opted for an incredible outfit as she donned a patterned jumpsuit complete with a belt around her waist to show off her figure.The beauty had her blonde locks cut in her usual short bob and opted for a glamorous makeup look as she geared up for the intense cash builder round.Although Laura didn't quite impress in the cash builder with the star only pulling in £3,000, she did impress viewers at home with her dazzling looks.Taking to Twitter, one user wrote: "Laura Hamilton on The Chase, wow."Meanwhile, others were gushing over the star on her Instagram as Laura teased: "Tonight on ITV at 5:30 I'll be on ITV The Chase. It was so much fun being reunited with the lovely Bradley Walsh."One person added: "Absolutely beautiful."A third said: "God you're stunning Laura."Unfortunately while Laura dazzled fans and viewers, she didn't quite manage to make it through to the final round - but she did give it a stellar effort.

Sally Nugent has paid tribute to her BBC Breakfast colleague Bill Turnbull, following his death at 66.The death of the BBC legend was sadly confirmed by his family yesterday and Sally praised the broadcaster for his "priorities" in an emotional tweet.In view of her 149,000 followers, Sally told how Bill's family were in her thoughts.She wrote: "We all loved him."And I know he loved his work."But Sesi and the kids always came first," she explained.Sally went on: "Thinking of them today."Rest easy Bill x," she ended the post.The newsreader was responding to a post from the BBC Breakfast account.They wrote: "Former BBC Breakfast presenter Bill Turnbull has died. He was 66."He was loved by our viewers.

ITV gameshow The Chase managed to offend presenter, Bradley Walsh, when she revealed she had previously taken part in a rival show.The contestant, named Fiona, was introduced to the show by Bradley and upon asking her about her life, she replied that she had originally taken part in BBC gameshow Pointless.He replied: "Are you kidding me?" And went on to accuse her of making The Chase her second choice.READ MORE: The Chase contestant makes history as he bags highest single win ever on ITV showIn the exchange, Fiona had told Bradley that she “loves a pub quiz” and let slip that "our team name is Team Supreme – which is based on [when] my mum and I went on Pointless a few years ago”.She continued: "And she gave a terrible answer that was based on The Supremes, the girl band. And so we've not let her forget it ever since."Bradley didn’t look amused and it wasn’t long before Fiona realised her mistake as he stared at her."I shouldn't have mentioned Pointless," she laughed.Bradley responded with a disgusted expression on his face: "So, we're your second choice, basically?""Never!" Fiona argued.

BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty has reached out to Gethin Jones following the death of his dog.The Morning Live host announced the sad news on Twitter earlier this week, as he shared a snap of his four-legged companion Olly.Alongside the photo, Gethin told fans: "Gonna miss this fella a lot. He started @BBCMorningLive with us, he was calm and distinguished.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast’s Naga Munchetty ‘enjoys’ Bradley Walsh ‘waking up to her’ in cheeky quip"We shared a sofa, he was my mate.

BRADLEY Walsh was left open-mouthed after a contestant broke The Chase's record just minutes into the episode. Wednesday's instalment of the ITV gameshow saw four new players take on Jenny Ryan AKA The Vixen. Within the first 30 minutes of the show Chaser Jenny managed to beat contestants Toby, Annabelle and Sarah - meaning that they had to leave the competition.

Susanna Reid has led the tributes for journalist and broadcaster Bill Turnbull who has sadly died, with the Good Morning Britain anchor "heartbroken" over the sad news.Bill, who used to present BBC Breakfast, died on August 31, but the news only broke today (September 1) that he had passed away aged 66 following a courageous battle with prostate cancer.His colleagues and friends have paid tribute to the beloved broadcaster, with Susanna Reid leading sweet messages of condolence. READ NEXT: BBC Breakfast star Bill Turnbull dies aged 66 after battle with prostate cancerClose pal and former colleague Susanna took to Twitter write a tribute which read: "Bill was the kindest, funniest, most generous man in the business. "I feel lucky to have worked with him and he taught me everything.

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty had to hold back her tears live on air after announcing Bill Turnbull's death.Naga and her co-host Charlie Stayt were briefed just before 9am and celebrated their former BBC colleague on the show on Thursday (September 1).Charlie said: "We have some sad news to bring you this morning, our former colleague, former Breakfast presenter Bill Turnbull has died. He'd been diagnosed with cancer in 2017."READ MORE: BBC Breakfast’s Naga Munchetty ‘enjoys’ Bradley Walsh ‘waking up to her’ in cheeky quipThe pair then read out the statement released by Bill's wife Sesi as she confirmed his passing and said he was "his usual determined self right till the very end".The pair then introduced a short video video of Bill's life and career.However, when the camera panned back to the studio, presenter Naga looked very sad.She told viewers: "Of course all of us here sending love and support to Bill's family, to Sesi his wife, and I think today after we've gotten over the shock of this, we will start remembering the really funny things that Bill did.