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Love Island star Danica Taylor has spoken out against fellow contestant Jacques O'Neill bashing his bid to become a mental health advocate.The gorgeous dancer didn’t hold back as she opened up to Johnny Seifert on Secure The Insecure podcast, the 21-year-old said she is unsure he is the right fit to help others after he was accused of bullying Remi Lambert on the show.She said: "Yes, be an advocate for mental health. But have you been the correct advocate?"READ MORE: Love Island's Davide shares how he's spending massive £25k cash winnings all at once"I wasn't even in the villa at this point when things kicked off.

BBC Breakfast's Charlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty clashed as he refused to play a "dangerous game" on today's show. The presenting duo were discussing their top picks from Thursday's newspapers, with Charlie revealing a piece about deep sea sponges that "sneeze" to expel waste and keep themselves clean.

BBC Breakfast (August 11).Naga Munchetty and her co-star had been busy discussing their favourite snippets from today's newspapers, with Charlie Stayt revealing a piece about "sneezing sponges" first.After listening to her co-host's spiel, Naga chimed in, holding up her own segment which she appeared to be really excited about - with Charlie seemingly less then enthusiastic.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Jon Kay missing again alongside Sally Nugent as new host steps in"Talking about things taking longer in water, how long can you hold your breath for?" demanded Naga.Looking puzzled, Charlie shot Naga a confused face and remained silent, with the Radio Five Live star adding: "Just try from now, okay."Checking that the presenter was in on the challenge, she asked: "Are you holding it?""No," responded Charlie, to which Naga moaned: "Ohhh come on, play the game."Standing his ground, the BBC presenter shot back at Naga, telling her again: "No, because it's dangerous and risky.""It's not dangerous," insisted Naga.Charlie refused: "It's very very dangerous, I'll look up the guidelines, there's some guidelines about this."Unimpressed, Naga fumed: "I imagine there will be," as she continued to speak about the news clip.Meanwhile, last week Naga sent Instagram fans into a frenzy as turned up the heat with a sweaty selfie.The TV star explained that she needed to clear her head and decided to run home from work in the hot weather.Inspiring others to get out and get some fresh air when needed, she captioned: "Perfect weather for running home from work."Head and mind cleared. Now for a second breakfast with mates, a snooze (alone) and then a film for the afternoon.

BBC BREAKFAST's Sally Nugent was left hot and bothered today when she made a slip-up on live TV. The BBC host appeared to be embarrassed and turned red after a blunder while introducing the weather on the breakfast show. While introducing the sports and weather segments, things took a slightly awkward turn.

BBC Breakfast saw one beloved news anchor turn red-faced during Wednesday morning's edition of the show.Ben Thompson and Sally Nugent headed up the red couch this morning (August 10), but it was between the sport and weather when things really got going.Chatting about Serena Williams' tennis career and whether or not she will decide to retire soon, Sally segued away from the sport and introduced the weather.READ NEXT: BBC Breakfast's Jon Kay still missing as co-star replaces him alongside Sally NugentBefore she welcomed Carol Kirkwood though, Sally made an awkward blunder that Carol sweetly played along with after the news anchor was left red-faced on the red sofa."Let's evolve away to the ten-" Sally said when she made the blunder, laughing it off and appearing a little taken aback and tongue-tied."Not the tennis, to the weather now," she quickly added to cover up her mistake.Laughing it off, Sally said "morning" to Carol before she appeared on-screen from a rooftop in the capital city.Covering up for her pal, Carol played along and said: "I was thinking you saw us actually, we were having a quick game of tennis up here earlier, Sal."Later on she appeared back on our screens when she was trying to talk loudly over some rather loud drilling in the background.This comes as Jon Kay is still missing in action from his fairly new role after taking over from Dan Walker.Jon was hired to present the programme alongside Sally from Monday to Wednesday with Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt taking over for the remaining days of the week.He was missing from his new role on Monday, August 8 - and again today - with his Twitter untouched since July, 31.Discussing the new job offer when the news broke earlier this year, Jon told fans

BBC Breakfast star Naga Munchetty had a priceless response after a troll branded her the "most annoying person on TV". The TV presenter, 47, hit back at a troll who shared the brutal message on social media. The person tweeted: "Can I just say Naga.

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty completely lost it after a VERY rude swipe that was made at her co-star Charlie Stayt. The presenters were left crying with laughter during Saturday morning's instalment of the show. The pair were discussing the stories in Saturday's papers when it happened.

BBC Breakfast star Sally Nugent was joined on the famous red sofa by co-star Ben Thompson again this week.Sally's fairly new co-star Jon Kay who became a permanent fixture after replacing Dan Walker on the popular morning programme was missing in action on Monday 8 August. Jon was hired to present the programme alongside Sally from Monday to Wednesday with Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt taking over for the remaining days in the weekday schedule.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Jon Kay missing again alongside Sally Nugent as new host steps inJust weeks ago, the star also needed to pull the plug on his first official debut as Strictly star Dan's replacement.Unfortunately on what was supposed to be a momentous day for Jon, ended up with the new host suffering from Covid and having to let Sally down.Updating fans on Twitter on the situation, he followers how "gutted" he had been to miss his first day.Sharing a snap of his positive lateral flow test, he included the caption: "Aaaagh! Finally got me.

NAGA Munchetty was back on our screens alongside Charlie Stayt this morning. But the BBC Breakfast presenter was in hysterics when her co-star struggled to pronounce the word chorizo.

Strictly Come Dancing stars have now been confirmed for the 2022 line-up. BBC Breakfast hosts Charlie Stayt, 60, and Naga Munchetty, 47, were responsible for delivering the bombshell news on Thursday's (4 August) instalment, revealing the next star to be former Coronation Street actress Kym Marsh.Appearing on the programme, Kym Marsh told the presenters she'd kept the news a secret from her Morning Live co-star Gethin Jones.Kym joined the programme via video link as she was on holiday with her parents but didn't want to miss tuning in for the grand reveal.READ MORE: A Place In The Sun's Laura Hamilton branded 'yummy mummy' as she dons white bikiniSpeaking about her upcoming stint on the ballroom dancing programme, the singer said: "I’ve considered doing Strictly for years but the timings never worked out."I'm so delighted that this year they have!She added: "I’m a huge fan of the show and can’t believe I’m going to go from watching at home in my pyjamas to actually dancing in front of the judges in a glittery dress, it’s unreal!"The former Hear'Say songstress explained to hosts Naga and Charlie that she wasn't afraid to take criticism from the likes of judge Craig Revel Horwood.Discussing her past experiences, the singer who found fame on the ITV reality series Popstars told the presenters she was more than used to taking constructive feedback.

READ MORE: BBC Breakfast guest speechless as presenter walks off halfway through Commonwealth chatLaughing off the presenter's comments, Carol chirped back with: "I'm going to be ever so pleased as well."Carol went on to explain "If you take into account all the problems that farmers and growers have but I look at my own garden and it's like the Gobi desert, the soil is like sand, it's really powdery and lawn is brown.""You'll work your magic Carol I know you will," interjected Naga.Co-host Charlie Stayt had picked up on Naga's use of vocabulary, cheekily asking Carol: "Do you call them splodges Carol? "Or is there something else like a technical term?"Remaining impartial, the weather expert replied with: "Splodges or splashes – that's not really technical Charlie, that's just our lingo, that's all."This is a live TV story and is being constantly updated. Please refresh the page regularly for the latest news, pictures and video.You can also get email updates on the day’s biggest TV stories straight to your inbox by signing up for our soaps and Hot TV newsletters .Get all the very best news, pictures, opinion and video on your favourite TV shows by following Daily Star every time you see our name.

BBC Breakfast has ended up in total chaos after the programme was pulled off air. The morning TV show was pulled temporarily off air after it suffered technical issues.On Sunday's programme (July 31), things went a little wrong went the show had a hitch which led the hosts to explain what happened on social media.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty 'jealous' as co-star lands 'dream' stint BBC host Roger Johnson wrote on Twitter: "Running repairs to ⁦@BBCBreakfast computers … while you’re enjoying The Travel Show! Back online for 7am."To which, a fan replied: "Have you spilt coffee over it again :-)?"Roger then sent a series of laughing emojis and added: "In truth, the makeshift mini music stand, which holds the screen, collapsed!"This comes after BBC Breakfast was once again in a major presenting shake-up.On Saturday (July 30), the show saw Charlie Stayt replaced in a sudden move by Roger Johnson.Roger sat alongside regular host Naga Munchetty on the famous red TV sofa.Charlie and Naga usually present the show together from Thursday to Saturday each week - but sometimes temporary presenters fill up the spots.BBC viewers took to Twitter to discuss the shakeup, with one fan penning: "Spock pulled me through as we went warp factor 2.

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty appeared to be insulted after her co-star insinuated that she's 'not tall enough'.The BBC host was chatting to reporter Mike Bushell, alongside co-host Roger Johnson, during Saturday morning's programme (July 30) when the topic of the host's height came up.Mike had visited Birmingham for the Commonwealth Games to see the great mechanical bull which had been built for the occasion.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty 'jealous' as co-star lands 'dream' stintReporter Mike even stepped inside the creation, which Naga wanted to know more about, and asked him what it was like inside.She said: "Can you tell me what it was like inside there, did it feel cavernous?"Mike then answered: "It was incredible it felt like something weirdly something out of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. It was magical it was like a little fantasy place."But you had to be small to get in there, with all due respect, Roger, I don't think you would have got in there.

BBC Breakfast was once again in a major presenting shake-up this weekend. Saturday (July 30) saw veteran presenter Charlie Stayt replaced in a sudden move by Roger Johnson, who sat alongside regular host Naga Munchetty on the famous red sofa.Charlie and Naga usually present the show together from Thursday to Saturday each week, with temporary presenters tending to fill up the couch on a Sunday.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty 'jealous' as co-star lands 'dream' stintRoger and Naga were joined by weather presenter Matt Taylor for an overview of the day's forecast - but fans had something rather more pressing on their minds.Clearly divided by the move to switch Charlie for Roger, one fan took to Twitter to pen: "Spock pulled me through as we went warp factor 2.

A BBC Breakfast blunder has seen Dan Walker still listed as a star of the show - despite ditching it for Channel 5. The 45-year-old journalist left BBC Breakfast on May 17 for a new role as anchor of 5 News on Channel 5.