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NAGA Munchetty was left red-faced after a BBC Breakfast guest revealed her Ibiza partying on the show. Rapper Big Zuu - real name Zuhair Hassan - was on the early morning programme to talk about the new series of Big Zuu's Big Eats.

BBC Breakfast co-host Naga Munchetty took to social media at the weekend to share some very sad news with her followers.Taking to Instagram, the TV and radio presenter posted two photos of her cat Missy as she shared the tragic update that Missy had died.SEE: BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty praised by fans after hitting out at internet trollShe added a broken heart emoji as she paid an emotional tribute to her late pet, captioning the images: "Said goodbye to our darling, sweet girl Missy yesterday. She may have been small, but she was immense in stature."The sweetest cat I've ever loved.

BBC Breakfast star Naga Munchetty was left red-faced after a guest on the programme revealed that they'd previously met on holiday in Ibizia.The broadcaster, 47, placed her head in her hands as her co-anchor Charlie Stayt revealed that she and guest Big Zuu had met before his appearance on the programme which is filmed at MediaCity UK, in Salford, Manchester.Naga often keeps her personal life rather private, so it is no surprise that she groaned when Big Zuu whose real name is Zuhair Hassan shed light on their previous encounter.READ MORE: Naga Munchetty left heartbroken as she reveals family suffered heartbreaking loss"Last time we met was in Ibiza Rocks," he announced, leaving Charlie confused before asking what that was.Zuu added: "It was at a Craig David show, Ibizia Rocks is bro? Come on, you know what Ibiza Rocks is."So there's a hotel that has a lot of live music and that's where me and her created our bond," leaving Naga looking furious while Zuu erupted into laughter, before adding: "There were a lot of vibes and Craig David was singing."No, you don't want to admit to the nation?"Naga explained: "There's nothing to admit, there are certain things that happen in life that are kept outside of the breakfast studio."Big Zuu's Big Eats returns for a third series on Monday, good luck with it," before addressing Zuu's laughter, saying: "Yeah, you sit there and giggle, we'll have words later."Sitting there giggling."Naga has faced a wave of emotions in recent days after confirming her family had been left heartbreaking after a devastating loss.Taking to Instagram, she revealed that her beloved cat Missy had sadly passed away.She said: "Said goodbye to our darling, sweet girl Missy yesterday.For more of the latest

BBC Breakfast presenter Luxmy Gopal reassured weatherman Matt Taylor on air after she accused Roger Johnson of “threatening” him during his latest weather report.During Sunday’s (July 3) instalment of the popular BBC One morning show, the 53-year-old broadcaster welcomed viewers back to the show with the raven-haired beauty as they talked about the latest news headlines.But things quickly got heated on the legendary red sofa after the long-standing newsreader shared his exasperation with the poor bout of weather the UK has been given during the peak of the summer months.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty shares heartbreak over death of beloved cat in tributeAnd it was Matt who fell victim to the presenter’s annoyance over the weekend, as 39-year-old playfully addressed his frustration with her light-hearted humour.After explaining how parts of the UK were set to heat up over the next seven days, the TV star went on to thank the meteorologist for his latest report before she claimed how her co-star “threatened” him on air.She said: “Thank you, Matt. I love how Roger’s words to you were a bit threatening earlier, ‘Oh I saw some rain yesterday, I hope it’s different today, I hope it’s better today’.”Joining in on the inside joke, Matt teased: “You don’t want to mess with Roger” while Roger quickly fired back: “I would never threaten you, Matt, and you know it” as he addressed her accusation.Luxmy went on to thank him for passing on some reassuring words of comfort to the newsreader before they moved onto the next topic.She added: “Well, you handled it well, Matt.

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BBC Breakfast star Naga Munchetty has shared her heartbreak over the sad death of her beloved cat.Taking to Instagram to share a sweet tribute to Missy, Naga uploaded a sweet set of snaps, and penned an emotional caption to update her fans on the sad news.Clearly emotional and in a great deal of pain, she bravely wrote: "Said goodbye to our darling, sweet girl Missy yesterday."She may have been small, but she was immense in stature."The sweetest cat I've ever loved."She's left a massive hole in our hearts and home."The caption was underneath three gorgeous photos of Naga's cat Missy, who is now over the rainbow bridge.Missy was a gorgeous fluffy white cat with ginger and black markings, a black nose and fluffy white paws.Fans of the BBC Breakfast presenter were quick to flock to the comments section to lend their support and send their love."So sorry to hear that Naga. What a beauty she was.

BBC Breakfast anchors Charlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty locked horns in a row over a pigeon. It was missing homing pigeon Bob, who was found 4,000 miles away from his Guernsey home in Alabama, which was the subject of their disagreement and prompted fans to take to Twitter in amusement.

Naga Munchetty has told of her devastation at losing her family cat Missy in an emotional social media post.The BBC Breakfast host, 47, took to Instagram to tell how the death of their beloved cat has left a "hole" in hers and her husband's hearts as she paid tribute to the feline.In view of her 53,600 followers, Naga told of her heartbreak at losing the daily member.She wrote: "Said goodbye to our darling, sweet girl Missy yesterday."She may have been small, but she was immense in stature."The sweetest cat I've ever loved."She's left a massive hole in our hearts and home," she ended the post.Naga shared a series of sweet pictures of white, ginger and brown cat Missy.In one, Naga's arm could be seen giving the feline a stroke.The next showed the cat relaxing on a lap looking content, while the final one showed Missy also sitting on someone's lap.Following Naga's sad news, her followers took to the comments with kind messages of support.Instagram user @mrs_hetfield13 wrote: "Sorry for your loss, she's a beautiful girl," alongside a heart and sad face emoji."Sorry for your loss .. sending hugs to you & James," added @birdiejoyce.@Glazy_uk penned: "Sad news indeed !! Sorry for your loss."While girl_n_guitar commented: "I'm so terribly sorry for your loss."Their only flaw is that they don't live long enough.Thinking of you."Naga frequently shared snaps of her beautiful cat to Instagram.Months ago, the BBC host shared a sweet snap of Missy looking sleepy while lying on the floor.She captioned the snap: "Sleep peacefully.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty, 47, has been forced to say goodbye to yet another beloved colleague, shortly after Dan Walker’s departure to Channel 5 News.The journalist took to Twitter to admit that the news would mark “a huge loss” for her and everyone else at the BBC.Naga shared an emotional response after Secunder Kermani announced he would be leaving his BBC role as the broadcaster’s correspondent in Pakistan and Afghanistan in favour of a new job at Channel 4 News.Secunder wrote in view of his 60,000 followers earlier this week: “Pleased to say I’ll be joining @Channel4News as a foreign affairs correspondent later this year based out of London… “Am looking forward to working with a great team on stories right across the world.”Naga was one of many to wish Secunder the best of luck in his new role with the BBC’s rival news channel.She emotionally penned in view of her 273,000 followers: “Congratulations! “A huge loss for us, and C4's immense gain x.”BBC World News presenter Karin Giannone quickly joined Naga in sharing a farewell message.She replied: “Congratulations to a brilliant colleague.Sorry to see you go though!” BBC News Analysis Editor Ros Atkins echoed: “What a move.

Naga Munchetty has revealed the surprising BBC Breakfast link to a famous Wimbledon tennis player as England prepares to play against Australia.During Saturday’s instalment of the popular BBC One morning show, the 47-year-old broadcaster ad her co-star Charlie Stayt caught up with sports correspondent Mike Bushall live from the centre court.As they discussed the upcoming games set to take place at the infamous London tennis courts, the brunette beauty revealed how this wasn’t the first time someone from the BBC team had been to the games.READ MORE:She went on to tease how someone on the show was even related to one of the impressive sportswomen who took home the Wimbledon trophy centuries ago.Before the pair moved on to the weather, Naga shared the surprising family link with viewers tuning in at home.She said: “Listen, when you make your way over to centre court you may pass something rather fabulous, a bust of a woman called Dorothy Round.“Now, Dorothy Round was a British tennis player in the 1930s who won Wimbledon twice.”It was at this point that Mike interrupted with: “I think the statue of Dorothy is next to Virginia Wade statue, there’s a few of the busts in a line – we're going to go and search that right now.”The TV presenter urged: “Do search it out and you may see it may look a little bit familiar to you because Dorothy Round, her progeny in the family in some way is related to one of the people on the team this morning.”As the studio went quiet, weatherman Matt Taylor silently raised a hand as Naga went on to ask about how he was related to the famous tennis player.She went on: “There we go we’ve got a hand up by Matt Taylor, Matt tell us all about it – she sounds like an amazing woman but I don’t think any

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty reacts to fan calling out her 'worst blunder yet'He said: "We were literally having a discussion about 'what if they fly off just before our cameras cut to them?' but there they are."Luckily for fans, the rare birds stayed put on the grass, but Charlie wanted the camera team to zoom closer to the birds, prompting Naga to tell him: "It's never enough for you, is it?"Unluckily for Naga, she was tasked with reading out some bizarre-sounding facts about the winged creatures, and she didn't seem convinced by the script.She said: "The ancient Egyptians believed that bee-eaters had medical properties, prescribing the application of bee-eater fat to deter biting flies."Naga then look puzzled with the next fact as she began: "They also treat the eyes with the smoke from charred..."The cringing TV star looked up from her script and shot the camera a bemused look as she finished: "Charred bee-eater legs."She admitted: "I wish I hadn't gone down this road, now."Charlie asked if the team could go back to the view of the birds, but Naga stopped him, saying: "No, no, no, because you've got to finish it."Eventually, it got too much for poor Naga and she launched into a rant at her producers.She said: "You get a groan in your ear from your producers, but they're the ones who put all these facts for us to think about and memerise first thing in the morning!"But she clearly saw the funny side of it, because she started giggling straight after her rant.This is a live TV story and is being constantly updated.

Naga Munchetty has revealed the BBC has suffered a "huge loss" after a colleague announced they were leaving the broadcaster for Channel 4. The BBC Breakfast presenter took to Twitter on Thursday (June 30) to congratulate Secunder Kermani, the BBC's Pakistan & Afghanistan Correspondent.Secunder was thrilled to say he was joining Channel 4 News as a foreign affairs correspondent later in the year, which meant he was leaving the BBC.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty reacts to fan calling out her 'worst blunder yet'He wrote: "Pleased to say I’ll be joining @Channel4News as a foreign affairs correspondent later this year based out of London… Am looking forward to working with a great team on stories right across the world."Naga was quick to celebrate her colleague's news, but confessed the BBC had suffered a "huge loss" with him leaving.She replied: "Congratulations! A huge loss for us, and C4's immense gain x"Naga is known for sending sweet messages to her colleagues - from congratulations to words of support.Not too long ago, she offered her support to a new BBC colleague who admitted to suffering imposter sydrome.Laura Conder, the journalist, announced the exciting career news on Twitter back in April, where she confessed she was feeling imposter syndrome.Laura began: "I've got news time" before adding: "Next month I will be joining the @BBCNews as a Journalism Researcher in News Intake.

John Isner, 37, was called “far too nice” by Channel 5 News presenter Dan Walker, 45, yesterday after defeating Andy Murray, 35, at Wimbledon.The former BBC Breakfast presenter described the American tennis player as a “lovely fella” after he beat the British hopeful early on in the competition. Dan took to Twitter yesterday to sing John’s praises after he had bested Andy on his home turf. Speaking to his 768,600 followers, he wrote: “John Isner is far too nice, and gracious and kind and respectful. “What a lovely fella #Wimbledon.”Yesterday, British two-time champion Andy suffered his earliest Wimbledon exit ever.The Scottish tennis star put up a good fight, but lost in four sets against John in the second round.The former world number one secured the third set, with the hope that he could bring it back, but unfortunately fell 6-4 7-6 (7-4) 6-7 (3-7) 6-4 to the big-hitting 20th seed.Andy has never failed to reach the third round at Wimbledon over 13 previous attempts, but that all changed yesterday.Meanwhile, John fired 36 aces on his way to victory on centre court after previously competing as a semi-finalist in 2018.The athlete, who is originally from North Carolina, will play 20-year-old Italian 10th seed Jannik Sinner next.John proved himself to be a good sport, as he hailed Andy as “one of the greatest players ever” after knocking him out of the second round. "It's no secret that I am not a better tennis player than Andy Murray," he said.

BBC Breakfast weather presenter Carol Kirkwood took to Twitter this morning to issue an apology to an unhappy viewer who took issue with a tweet the host posted about pollen levels.The BBC host, 60, apologised for the mishap after she gave the pollen count for England when a disgruntled social media user quickly called her out for ignoring Wales.In view of her 237,000 followers, the newly-engaged presenter detailed the pollen count of the day.Carol wrote: "Pollen levels today across England are mostly very high, high in Northwest England and moderate in Southwest England."For Scotland and Northern Ireland they are moderate @BBCBreakfast xxx," she added.However, one Twitter user quickly took issue with the tweet@DaveALaw2017 replied: "Carol, what about [Wales], I know everyone thinks we are part of England, but I thought you would have remembered us," they added with a crying emoji.Issuing an apology, Carol responded: "Noooo I AM SO SORRY."Dictated that tweet just before going on air, so did it quickly."Sending another right now. Huge apologies x," she ended her post.The social media user replied: "It's alright, I forgive you.

BBC Breakfast's Carol Kirkwood has issued a 'huge apology' after a fan called her out for a snub. Carol, 60, has a legion of fans but a tweet this week about weather conditions upset one of her followers.

BBC Breakfast star Carol Kirkwood was forced to apologise for snubbing Wales in one of her tweets.The BBC weather expert took to Twitter earlier this week to update fans on the latest weather conditions just minutes before going on air.Carol is widely known as a national treasure in the broadcasting world, but even TV legends like her are prone to making mistakes from time to time.READ MORE:BBC Breakfast weather presenter Carol Kirkwood announces she's engaged to fiancéThe presenter was keen to inform viewers on pollen levels across the country on Tuesday (June 28), an important update for those who suffer from hay fever in the summer months.She tweeted: "Pollen levels today across England are mostly very high, high in Northwest England and moderate in Southwest England. For Scotland and Northern Ireland they are moderate @BBC Breakfast xxx"However, she left her Welsh viewers gutted as she failed to mention the pollen conditions in Wales, leaving one fan to claim she'd forgotten about the nation.The disappointed fan wrote: "Carol, what about [Welsh flag emoji], i know everyone thinks we are part of England, but i thought you would have remembered us" before adding a crying emoji.Carol was quick to apologise to the viewer, explaining she made the tweet "quickly", right before she went on air.She replied: "Noooo I AM SO SORRY.

DAN Walker has broken his silence on being "shackled at the BBC" before moving to Channel 5. The 45-year-old opened up about what he is enjoying about new gig after presenting BBC Breakfast for six years.

BBC Breakfast viewers were left reaching for the tissues after the show paid homage to the late Dame Deborah James. The Sun columnist died at the age of 40 on Tuesday - almost six years after she was diagnosed with bowel cancer.

BBC Breakfast hosts Jon Kay and Nina Warhurst have paid tribute to Dame Deborah James after she passed away from bowel cancer.The podcaster sadly died aged 40 on Tuesday June 28 after being diagnosed with bowel cancer five years ago, which she documented in great detail on her BBC podcast, You Me and the Big C. Paying tribute to their late colleague, Jon Kay and Nina Warhurst honoured her achievements on Wednesday morning's programme - from her cancer campaigning to raising more than £6 million for cancer research.

BBC Breakfast hosts Jon Kay and Nina Warhurst paid a touching tribute to Dame Deborah James on their programme following her tragic death. The BBC presenter and podcaster sadly died aged 40 on Tuesday (June 28) following her battle with bowel cancer.

shark that ever lived – ate sperm whales for breakfast.The iconic beast, that became extinct three millions years ago due to global cooling, was three-and-a-half times bigger than a great white shark, measuring up to 65ft long and weighing more than 50 tons.And, now, scientists have deduced through new fossil findings that Megalodon would regularly rip off a sperm whale's head by biting through the flesh with its seven-inch serrated teeth.READ MORE: Bodybuilding twins jumped from tower block window in tragic 'suicide pact'The huge and powerful sea monster was attracted by the whale's huge nose which accounts for a third of its body.Packed with oily saturated fats, the snout's tissue would have represented the Megalodon's most nourishing food.The study went on to indicate that the legendary predator also attacked another prehistoric sea monster Leviathan melvillei, which was named after the author of Moby Dick – Herman Melville.The findings are based on seven-million-year-old fossilised sperm whale skulls from the coastal desert of southern Peru.Lead author Aldo Benites-Palomino, a palaeontology student at the University of Zurich, said: "Most of the bite marks have been found on the bones that would be adjacent to these soft tissue structures, such as the jaws, or around the eye, thus indicating that sharks actively targeted this region."The sharks ranged from Megalodon to species still around today including mako sharks, sand sharks and the great white.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.Half a dozen skulls were unearthed at the Pisco Formation in the Ica Desert – a world-renowned site.It is famous for a treasure trove of Miocene-era shark and ray remains,