Naga Munchetty doesn't 'appreciate' Carol Kirkwood's weather claim in BBC Breakfast jibe

Millie Court recently reunited with her fellow Love Island co-stars Chloe Burrows and Lucinda Strafford for a booze-filled night out in Brighton. Love Island winner Millie, 24, and finalist Chloe, 25, made the journey from their homes in Essex to Brighton to reunite with their close pal Lucinda, 21.

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Russia continues to invade Ukraine. The 40-year-old Strictly Come Dancing judge recently revealed that her in-laws are trapped in Ukraine.

Mo Eisa did not handball for MK Dons' opener against Bolton and keeping a clean sheet against a free scoring Wanderers side will please Liam Manning.

Giovanni van Bronckhorst is confident Manchester United loanee Amad is slowly adapting to the 'much higher' intensity of football in Scotland.

Alec Benjamin is back!! And we’re so happy for his return!

The owner of a Cheadle boutique is selling up and retiring after spending 32 years behind the counter.

Cineworld has enjoyed a record-breaking day of film-goers on its inaugural Cineworld Day.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaPatti LuPone tested positive for COVID-19 on Saturday. The theater legend will sit out her ongoing role in the current Broadway revival of Stephen Sondheim’s “Company” while she recovers from the virus. She is expected to return to the production on Tuesday, March 8, a spokesperson for the show said.

Emily Longeretta SPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not watched the finale of “1883,” streaming now on Paramount Plus.Following the penultimate episode, fans of “1883” feared that the end was near for Isabel May’s Elsa Dutton — and unfortunately, they were right. Following an arrow wound to her liver, Isabel died in her dad’s (Tim McGraw) arms after an emotional goodbye to both him and her mother, Margaret (Faith Hill).The episode took the audience — and the stars — on a wrenching journey.

Marcelo Bielsa was the messiah who made Leeds fans fall back in love with football again.The Argentine led them back to the promised land of the Premier League after almost two decades of pain - and his beautiful brand of football transformed Leeds from the team people loved to hate to being their second favourite one in the land.He earned cult status for giving supporters a side to be proud of, transforming the lives of some and making the likes of Kalvin Phillips, Raphina and Patrick Bamford international stars as well as local legends.Bamford led the tributes of gratitude and thanks to the Argentine following his shock sacking, with the simple message "Thank you, the man who changed everything for everyone."It's a measure of the esteem in which Bielsa is held that Bamford was not alone in expressing his genuine sadness at the departure of the former Argentina and Chile manager.Several members of staff were said to be in floods of tears following Saturday's home thrashing by Tottenham, fearful Bielsa had taken charge of his final game.He would be applauded at service stations, followed around supermarkets and had hundreds of fans camped outside his rented home in Wetherby for days on end following promotion to the Premier League.The outpouring of footballing grief for someone Pep Guardiola once labelled "the best coach in the world" threatened to send social media into a meltdown.But despite qualities including being humble, ruthless and studios to the extreme, it was his stubbornness that led to his eventual downfall.Injuries to the likes of Bamford, Phillips and Liam Cooper didn't help, but Bielsa refused to compromise his principles of "pure football" irrespective of the fact Leeds were going backwards.Some people

Coronation Street viewers were first introduced to the Webster family in 1983.Kevin Webster moved to Weatherfield and his sister Debbie and father Bill later joined him. Kevin has been married three times since living there; his first marriage being to Sally Seddon in 1986.

X Factor’s former fashion director Grace Woodward has taken aim at the defunct talent show and claimed there was a “dark misogyny” on set.Woodward worked as the fashion director on the show in 2010, which was the year which 14 million viewers were wowed by Matt Cardle and Rebecca Ferguson's dulcet tones.Grace claimed X Factor star Cher Lloyd, who was just 16 during her time on the X Factor, reportedly once waved scissors at an assistant, Grace Woodward claims.Grace claimed that Cher, who is now 28, once got so stressed during a costume fitting that she aggressively waved scissors at a colleague.The former fashion director said that despite the alleged incident, Cher still performed at the live show on Saturday night.Grace explained: "Cher seemed very fragile when she came on the show, but she had no help or support."Woodward said she watched the women struggle on the programme and there was a "dark misogyny" which led to women being viewed as "expendable".She suggested One Direction were viewed as “untouchable” but the female contestants were not.Grace claimed that Liam Payne, who was 17 at the time, asked her to sit on his lap backstage and that the behaviour was considered as “part of the culture of the show”.She added that Payne likely would have considered it normal.It was recently reported that Syco has been hit by legal claims by former contestants that they did not receive proper care on the show.Katie Waissel was the named complainant, while Rebecca Ferguson, 34, has also been outspoken about her time on the show.Ferguson has been at the forefront of a movement against the music industry after claiming she has suffered abuse during her career.Grace explained: "I was worried about Rebecca as she was quiet anyway,

Ukrainian brewery has joined the fight against Russia by helping to make Molotov cocktails using bottles of one its beers, which translates to “Putin is a d***head”. Pravda Brewery in Lviv has stopped its operations due to the invasion of Russia but decided to help its country by creating Molotov cocktails after the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine shared instructions on Twitter.

BBC Breakfast fans celebrated the ‘fabulous’ unveiling of the name of a young raven at the Tower of London.

BBC Breakfast presenter Bill Turnbull, 65, has shared a mischievous comment about his friend Carol Kirkwood’s new project away from fronting forecasts for BBC Weather. The 58-year-old meteorologist is set to release her first book, Under a Greek Moon, which is now available to pre-order.While congratulating his former BBC colleague on her novel, Bill couldn’t help but tease her about it at the same time.It comes after Carol shared a snap of herself posing with her latest project while announcing she had joined Facebook to post her first video about her book.She penned in view of her 204,000 Twitter followers: “Finally I’ve joined the 21st century! “I’m now on Facebook and I’m so excited to have posted my first video about my book

BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker bought the show to a standstill on Monday morning as he went on to discuss a longwinded golf story with an unimpressed Louise Minchin and Carol Kirkwood.

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty appeared to give a backhanded compliment to weather forecaster Carol Kirkwood on Thursday morning's show, after she said she doesn't "appreciate her temperatures."Meteorologist Carol was explaining the weather in great detail during the breakfast programme and informed viewers that it is expected to be a wet and rainy day.As she finalised her segment, Carol, 58, made a "golfing" reference regarding the poor weather conditions.Carol said: "You can see we're a little bit below par, I'll use a golfing term, for May."Naga responded: "I always like it when you use a golfing term, Carol."Carol chimed: "Just for you Naga, just for you!""It's very much appreciated, although you're temperatures are not," she sniped.To

BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker, 44, seemed to take another cheeky swipe at weather forecaster Carol Kirkwood, 58, on Wednesday morning’s show, after he compared her demeanour to brash sportsman Novak Djokovic. Earlier in the programme, journalist Sally Nugent played a clip of tennis pro Novak who appeared rather angry during his recent match with Taylor Fritz.

BBC Breakfast's Louise Minchin caused a stir on the show when she appeared alongside Dan Walker in a jumper so bright viewers "needed sunglasses".In the clip, from Tuesday (May 11), Louise was wearing a dazzling yellow top.Weather reporter Carol Kirkwood noticed the super-bright garment and told her: "Lou you’re looking lovely and summery today.""Thank you very much!" said Louise.Dan said: "It is brighter on the screen than it is in real life, when I caught a glimpse of it I was like 'Wowzers!'"He added: "I like it, it has brightened up the studio this morning."Carol and Dan weren't alone in noticing their co-star's daring wardrobe, with viewers commenting on Twitter appearing to be divided on whether it was appropriate.One person wrote:

BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker and weather lady Carol Kirkwood are back at it again, as they continued to make cheeky jibes at each other on Tuesday morning’s show.Dan, 44, and Carol, 58, usually do get quite cocky with one another in the mornings and today was certainly no exception.Just before broadcaster Dan was about to introduce the weather segment he seemed to "pinch" into Carol’s time, something she was quick to pick up on.Dan said: "Er, hold on it’s eleven minutes past seven."Co-host Carol Minchin giggled: "We’re you waiting for the seconds to move?"Dan replied: "Yes I was, very Alan Partridge there, news. Here’s the weather now with Carol.