BBC Breakfast viewers slam 'cringy' James Blunt interview after plastic surgery joke

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South Lanarkshire College beauty students gave a theatre group a frightfully good masterclass on horror make-up ahead of their forthcoming production of The Addams Family .

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COUNCIL officer Jackie Weaver has told how she was "robbed" on Celebrity Mastermind as she revealed her surprise specialist subject. The internet sensation joined Good Morning Britain today after taking to the black chair in the first episode of the quiz show's latest series.

Nadine, The Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, put on the spot in scenes some described as "eye wateringly embarrassing". In the chat, Nadine took a defensive stance with journalist Charlie Stayt on air, while insisting that photo footage of Boris Johnson appearing to enjoy a beer at a "lockdown birthday party" was part of a plot by pro-EU supporters exercising anti-Brexit sentiments.Gary Lineker's response to the drama was clear, after he took to Twitter to chortle to his 8.3 million followers: "Love these comedy sketches.

BBC Breakfast made for uncomfortable viewing on Saturday morning after presenter Charlie Stayt asked MP Nadine Dorries if she had spoken to Boris Johnson in the last 24 hours. The Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport appeared on the show via video link but refused to answer Charlie's questions on communication with the Prime Minister which became akward to watch.Journalist Charlie asked the MP: "Have you spoken to the Prime Minister recently in the last 24 hours?"Looking uncomfortable, Nadine replied: "Why, why are you asking me that question?"Charlie replied sternly: "I'd like to know."Nadine responded: "We've communicated."But Charlie pressed for a more precise answer and said: "I'm really confused is that a difficult question, I'm just asking if you've spoken to the Prime Minister in the last 24 hours?"However Nadine refused to expand on her previous comment and again told the broadcaster that she has "communicated" with the PM.Not letting the matter go, Charlie questioned: "What has he communicated with you?"Again, Nadine refused to back down to the presenter's probing and told him she won't go into what they previously conversed on.Seeing the awkward exchange unfold, BBC Breakfast viewers couldn't wait to express their thoughts regarding the pair's conversation on Twitter.One viewer penned: "This is EXCRUCIATING.

BBC Breakfast presenters Charlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty have been blasted following a "dreadful and insane" interview with James Blunt. The musician appeared on the popular breakfast show on Friday morning and was soon criticised for the way he looked.

TV CHEF Tom Kerridge called out presenter Naga Munchetty for apparently “pulling a face” after he revealed his favourite pub grub on today’s BBC Breakfast.  Tom, 48, appeared on the popular BBC morning show to talk about the return of Pub in the Park later this year following disruptions during the pandemic.  As the celeb chef discussed the hit music and street food festival, hosted by Michelin star chefs, Naga asked: "If you could only ever have one pub meal for the rest of your life what would it be?" The owner of the Hand and Flowers, the only UK pub with two Michelin stars, answered: "I mean, it's got to be fish and chips hasn't it? It's well known throughout the world. And if it’s done properly, fish and chips is just the greatest thing out there”.

BBC show's unvaccinated audience members, as it tackled the topic of vaccine hesitance and the benefits of having the jab.Robin Shattock, who is professor of mucosal infection and immunity at Imperial College London's faculty of medicine, was one of the expert guests on the panel.In the clip, the unnamed man stutters before holding up a stack of papers and asking host Fiona Bruce: "Can I speak?"He said he had looked at some data, suggesting it was the Yellow Card system – though Professor Shattock told him it was "more than" that.It didn't deter the audience member though, who rattled on about a select committee from the 1990s, as he looked through his notes.However Fiona cut him off and said: "What's interesting here is, listening to you, you've got Robin here who is a world renowned expert, developing vaccines, researching vaccines for HIV and Ebola, he's given the information he's given you, you're going through your notes finding all sorts of other things. Is nothing he said credible to you? Given what an eminent scientist he is."The man said that "of course" before announcing: "I studied philosophy at university."He said that an "appeal to authority is not an automatic win of an argument" before bringing up Dr Robert Malone, saying he was "the man who invented the vaccine".Professor Shattock could be seen raising his eyebrows in confusion, before saying: "That's nonsense, he didn't invent MRNA vaccines."Social media users couldn't quite believe what they'd watched, with one writing: "Cringe levels turns up to 11."Tom Bennett OBE, founder of researchED, wrote: "This is painful to watch.

Nicki Minaj temporarily took over The Late Late Show With James Corden on Thursday and dished about motherhood and making music.The 39-year-old rapper was introduced as the host of the CBS talk show and started bantering with the crew.'What the hell is going on here?,' James, 43, said as he interrupted Nicki's monologue. Rap queen:Nicki Minaj temporarily took over The Late Late Show With James Corden on Thursday and dished about motherhood and music'Oh, hey James.

BBC Breakfast appeared to become tense when the topic of clothing was addressed by host Naga Munchetty on Thursday's show.Naga, 44, had pinpointed that she and weather expert Carol has almost coordinated their attire - which was quite fitting with many topics on the programme.The TV pair had unknowingly both opted to wear on-trend animal print blouses.Highlighting that Charlie had missed out on the theme, Naga said: "So we've spoken about elephants so far in the programme and there is an animal theme going on but you didn't seem to get the memo.Not taking the hint, Charlie remarked: "About?""The animal print," pointed out his co-star."Ahh okay, okay," he smiled."That's the penny dropping," joked Naga.Pointing to the presenter's blouse, Charlie asked: "This one is what?""Urghhhhh," sighed Naga before reluctantly responding with one word which was: "zebra."Charlie commented: "Is it? Is it now? It's not exactly zebra though is it.He insisted: "That's not zebra, zebras have stripes."Holding her hand on her head in shock, Naga appeared to be lost for words as she remained silent on the matter."Have we got a picture of a zebra? Or can we get up a picture of a zebra just to clarify?" Charlie asked the crew for back-up on the subject."We would normally have a picture of a zebra on standby for this moment in case it happens," he added.With weather expert Carol Kirkwood now in the frame he pointed at Naga's top: "That apparently is a zebra Carol," before turning his attention to the meteorologist who was also wearing animal print.He asked the weather reporter: "What's that?"Naga fumed: "Really, you're really asking?"Carol who appeared on the screen could not withhold her giggles as she replied: "It's a leopard.

full English breakfast.There is something about the traditional fry up that touches the hearts of British men and women that leads them to defend the rightful plating of the big breakfast.So when this Canadian had a go at whipping up their version, they were brutally mocked for their efforts.Forgetting all of the trimmings apart from lightly toasted bread, beans and sausages, the Canadian was off to a bad start.The three piece fry up was bound to rile Brits without evening looking at a picture of it.Shared onto Reddit the Canadian bravely asked Brits: “Am I doing this right? Can I put the sausages in with the beans? I used Heinz!”Attached to the post was the questionable ‘full English’ breakfast which consisted of unbuttered toast that was smothered with a whole can of dry baked beans.Plated separately, two sausages sat beside alone from the big plate of beans and toast - a far cry from the eggs, bacon, hash browns and everything in between that is usually seen on a fry up!Many Brits saw this as a perfect opportunity to mock the Canadian for their attempt - and even branded the toast “anaemic.”One person slammed: “Dude sausage segregation is not cool.”Another user added: “Toast looks raw.”A third person mocked: “Illegal to have toast that raw, and unacceptable to have separate bangers, get em on the plate son.”Someone else voiced: “Jesus Christ! How many tins of beans do you have there?!Toast needs to be more golden and covered in butter. Sausages should be on the same plate.“The individual components are almost there.

Naga Munchetty was unimpressed with Charlie's attempt to guess what had been shown in her picture during a newspaper segment on Thursday's show.The BBC Breakfast newsreader, 46, had held up an image from a publication and asked Charlie to have a stab at what he thought he could see.Stunned at his response, Naga informed her co-star that laughter had erupting in her ear after he'd suggested "flying fish" - which inevitably couldn't have been further from the mark."Ok, what do you see here? Don't read the words," said Naga.After studying the image for a moment, Charlie responded: "It looks like fish flying in some kind of formation."Looks like flying fish under water that's what it looks like to me. How am I doing so far?"Not even cracking a smile, Naga hit back at his foolish response: "So you're hearing all of the laughter in our ears and in the studio floor yeah?"Charlie became insistent that his answer had been valid, he said: "There are such thing as flying fish, I know there's a lot of ridicule lurking around but there are such thing as flying fish.""Ok, let's take a closer look.

Joe Swash was once filmed being thrown out of a hotel on a reality show he appeared on prior to his EastEnders fame.The 40-year-old actor joined the BBC One soap as Mickey Miller in 2003 but Albert Square isn't where Joe made his onscreen debut.He actually appeared in the 2000 series of ITV reality show Club Reps as a fresh-faced 18-year-old "holidaymaker".Joe's appearance on the programme was ultimately short-lived as he and his friends were kicked out of the hotel by resort manager Marie "Maz" Slater for their behaviour on a previous night out.A re-emerged video shows Maz telling off Joe and his pals over their behaviour, which saw the group trash their room and set off a hotel fire extinguisher.The video shows Joe clashing with Maz, nicknamed Miss Nasty on the show, as she announced her intent to boot the group from the resort.In the clip, Maz said: "The contract with Club 18-30 has been void."I want you to go to your rooms and pack your suitcases with immediate effect."I don't have to find you anywhere to stay. You're on the streets, as far as I'm concerned."Joe can be seen wearing a small pair of sunglasses as he questioned Maz about her decision.He responded: "Can I ask something please? How comes we're being kicked out now suddenly?"We're sorry for what happened last night." A determined Maz replied: "No, I want you out," and was further enraged when Joe called her "treacle".She added: "Don't you dare call me treacle for a start!" Joe recently celebrated his 40th birthday and has come a long way since his Club Reps days.Following his EastEnders exit, the father-of-three stormed to victory in reality shows I'm a Celebrity...

BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty left fans fuming over a "ludicrous" comment she made about the Highway Code on Saturday's episode of BBC Breakfast.Speaking about the newly introduced Highway Code rules, Naga and co-presenter Charlie Stayt were discussing what this means for drivers, pedestrians and cyclists. The Highway Code's new rules have seen the introduction of a hierarchy of road users, which will see pedestrians take the top spot, with cyclists, horse riders and motorcyclists just behind.Cars, taxis, vans and minibuses will then follow respectively.Drivers now "must give way" to pedestrians crossing, or waiting to cross, at a junction, and are urged "not to cut across cyclists" at junctions when changing lanes.On BBC Breakfast Naga made a comment, which sparked fury among viewers as she said: "There's this rule now, where if a pedestrian is crossing at a certain point cars need to give way, for example.

BBC Breakfast turned awkward as Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt jokingly locked horns on Friday's programme.TV presenter Naga, 46, introduced a bird watching segment but as the camera's flashed to two swinging feeders - there didn't appear to be any winged species lurking around for food.Charlie, 59, explained: "We've had no birds apparently but there was a squirrel this morning we're told.""There were bird this morning, a Robin," corrected Naga."Look we've got it on our screens lets see if it happens, I want to see an owl," added Charlie.With a bird-less feeder still showing, unimpressed Naga hit back: "What do you want to see a vulture?""We're not going to see an owl, it's day time," she continued to jibe.This is a live TV story and is constantly being updated.Please refresh the page regularly to get the latest TV updates.TV & Showbiz reporters are working to source the latest information, reaction, pictures and video related to this story.You can also follow us on Twitter @DailyStar, or follow us on Instagram @dailystar to get the latest TV and celeb gossip 24 hours a day.Or like our Daily Star Showbiz Facebook page to get the day's biggest stories, and have your say on them.Why not also subscribe to receive our regular Daily Star showbiz newsletters?You can do this on this page by simply entering your email address above and hitting 'subscribe'.Download the Daily Star app for flash alerts on the biggest stories of the day, so you don't miss out.Why not also subscribe to receive our regular Daily Star news bulletins? You can do this on this page by simply entering your email address above and hitting 'subscribe'.

BBC's Dragon's Den saw one hopeful entrepreneur looking to pitch more than just her business.The plucky business owner made her appearance on the show alongside her husband as they pitched their Barking Bags product to the dragons on Thursday (January 27).Debbie Greaves and Rob Angel are former teachers who decided to invest their retirement fund in their business and hoped to impress the Dragons alongside their pet Cockapoo Maisie.The couple were hoping for a £35,000 investment in exchange for a 10 per cent stake in their business as they showed off their product to Peter Jones, Sara Davies, Deborah Meaden, Touker Suleyman and Steven Bartlett.Debbie set about displaying the merits of their "Barking Bag" utility bag, designed for dog owners to carry essentials such as poo bags, treats, toys, ball launchers and even a separate section for carrying dog waste in until you find a suitable bin.Meanwhile, Rob talked numbers on the business as they tried to win over their potential investors.One Dragon in particular, Steven, wasn't too sure that he was feeling the idea as he questioned how their product was any different to another, more fashionable bag.He questioned: "Can I just say, I'm a dog owner, I have a shoulder bag that I use, I put everything in there. I bring the toys, snacks, I bring the doggie bags, I bring all of the things that you put inside your bag, and I'm not using your product, so clearly there is competition.

Celebrated anti-poverty campaigner Jack Monroe has blasted a Tory MSP for comments about food bank users.