Jordan North mercilessly mocks BBC Breakfast's Charlie Stayt with cheeky age dig

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Millie Mackintosh recently enjoyed a lavish date night with her husband Hugo Taylor, marking the pair's first outing since welcoming their second baby last year. Former Made in Chelsea star Millie, 32, gave birth to baby daughter Aurelia back in November, after she and Hugo, 35, welcomed their first daughter, Sienna, two years ago.

Naga Munchetty quickly shut down co-star Charlie Stayt on BBC Breakfast after he suggested she write a line out 100 times as a punishment.The duo were discussing school-time punishments while taking a look at some newspaper headlines.Naga, 46, picked up on a story about punishments, when she said: "I was never given lines at school."Charlie, 59, asked her: "You mean when you'd done something wrong?"His co-host replied: "Yes, I don't know if it happens now with children today, but there obviously was a time where you did, 'I will not lie or I will not hit my friend on the head.'"I was never given any. Were you?"Charlie quietly confessed that he had, turning away as Naga asked him what he'd had to write out.But he didn't answer, instead asking: "Shall I write one for you now that you need to write out 100 times through the programme?"Naga laughed at the suggestion, before agreeing to go along with it, saying: "Okay, let's see what he comes up with."Charlie asked viewers to suggest their own lines for what Naga should write, but soon had a change of heart.Naga agreed, looking directly at the camera with a cautious look, saying: "No, let's not do that.

BBC Breakfast.Carol, 59, kicked off explaining that the UK would be expecting some nice weather next week but with equal measures of rain.Naga was seemingly very impressed as she added: "That's a gardener's dream that isn't it Carol?""It is indeed. Will certainly help the grass grow that's for sure," chimed Carol.Interjecting, Charlie joked: "Well that was all rather nice.

BBC Breakfast fans are eager to know who will be taking over from presenting icon Louise Minchin as they prepare for her exit later this year.The 52-year-old dropped the bombshell at the beginning of June that she would be leaving the programme after working for the channel for nearly two decades.In terms of the new candidate, they must be expected to work well with current hosts Dan Walker, Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt on the legendary red sofa.At the moment, Louise's replacement is still unknown and very much up in the air.However, the corporation have released a new job advertisement as they tackle the recruitment process in their hunt for what appears to be a fresh-faced newbie.The job description reads: "BBC Breakfast is seeking a

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BBC Breakfast turned frosty on Saturday morning as host Charlie Stayt quizzed weather presenter Matt Taylor on his predictions ahead of England's clash with Ukraine.

After 14 eventful years on Radio 1, Nick Grimshaw has sadly decided to leave the station.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletter Nick Grimshaw - the popular radio presenter, TV personality and A-lister - has announced that he will be leaving BBC Radio 1, where he has worked for the past 14 years.

Jordan North was handed the lucky break of a lifetime last year when he landed a coveted slot on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!

Jordan North has declared he's planning to bring a "different energy" to BBC Radio One's drive time show when he takes over from departing host Nick Grimshaw.

Jordan North has discussed replacing Nick Grimshaw after he departed from Radio 1 after 14 years at the station in the latest 'diverse' line-up reshuffle from the BBC.  Making an appearance on BBC Breakfast on Thursday, Jordan, 31, said that he and his co-host Vick Hope will 'bring a different energy' to the show, but they are keen to make sure they're 'sounding as good' as their predecessor.

NICK Grimshaw has quit Radio 1 after 14 years at the BBC station. The star will announce on his Drivetime show today that he is leaving 14 years after he joined in 2007.

BBC Radio 1 after 14 years.The DJ and presenter joined the station back in 2007, going on to take over from Chris Moyles on the Breakfast Show in 2012. He stepped down from that slot in 2018, when he swapped Greg James for his drivetime programme.Today (June 30) it was confirmed Grimshaw will leave Radio 1 in September, with Vick Hope and Jordan North taking over the 3:30pm-6pm show Mondays-Thursdays.

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Nick Grimshaw is has announced his decision to quit his BBC Radio 1 show after 14 years. Presenter Nick, 36, shared the news on his Instagram page and on his Drivetime show on Wednesday 30 June.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterNick Grimshaw has quit Radio 1, it has been confirmed, bringing his 14-year tenure to an end.According to The Mirror, Jordan North and Vick Hope will take his place on the air, with BBC bosses recruiting the radio stars as Grimmy's replacement.The radio star, 36, reportedly told BBC bosses several weeks ago he was throwing in the towel, having enjoyed his time with the station.A source told the publication: “Grimmy has loved every minute and done everything he ever dreamed of on Radio 1.

Nick Grimshaw has quit his Radio 1 job after 14 years at the station, the Mirror can exclusively reveal.

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BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty apologised from the red sofa after interrupting her guest.Along with co-host Charlie Stayt, the BBC Breakfast presenters were discussing how British racing pigeons have to quarantine on arrival to France.Ian Evans from the Royal Pigeon Association joined the duo, and said that Brexit was responsible for the move.