Naga Munchetty horrified as Status Quo singer threatens to walk off BBC Breakfast chat

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Newcastle United team-mate was named the club's Player of the Month. The Brazilian duo, who have been linking up well in recent weeks, have played a big part in the Magpies' surge up the table, and Eddie Howe's side are now seven points clear of the drop zone following a 2-1 victory over Brighton & Hove Albion over the weekend.Joelinton is beginning to find his feet at St James' Park, particularly since dropping a little deeper, and was deservedly rewarded with February's Player of the Month award.Taking to Instagram on Saturday, the former Hoffenheim star said: "Delighted to win the February Player of the Month and much happier for the 3 points today."Thanks to all the fans for the amazing support again."Guimaraes offered his congratulations, but did so in a slightly bizarre manner."Parabéns sacana," he wrote, which roughly translates to 'congratulations b*****d'.Despite a distinct lack of emojis, the comment was almost certainly intended to be cheeky, rather than cruel.On reflection, is Joelinton worth the £40 million Newcastle paid for him? Let us know what you think in the comments section below...Joelinton reportedly played a key role in luring Guimaraes to Newcastle in January and has been helping him ease into life in the north-east."Joelinton has been helping me settle in with my teammates and I’m really happy with the way I’ve been made welcome by everybody," Guimaraes said after arriving from Lyon for around £40 million."He sent me a message when I was on my way here and at training he is really helping me as much as possible."I spend all my time with him.

Cristiano Ronaldo’s absence could help the side beat Manchester City.Ronaldo is not in the matchday squad for the widely-anticipated Manchester Derby owing to injury, according to reports.And despite him being the club’s top goal soccer this season, Neville feels that him not being there is “not a huge loss.”The Sky Sports pundit is normally a huge fan of the superstar - but in this instance, against Pep Guardiola’s club who like to dominate possession, Neville feels as though Ronaldo is better served out the side anyway.

Deadly ultra-modern fighter jets worth £100million have arrived in the UK and will “make Putin sweat”, according to a military source.

A radical vision for Kilmarnock's future has been unveiled in a video proposing how the town centre could look.

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Outlander is finally back after a two-year absence, and : romance, sex, flashbacks, and new, mysterious characters. Oh, and plenty of drama. Meanwhile, HBO's Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty will be the new show you're talking about each week, while NBC's The Courtship hopes to capture the Bridgerton audience with a reality dating show reminiscent of Regency-era England.

Gary Neville has admitted he has doubts over whether Erik ten Hag and Mauricio Pochettino are suitable for Manchester United.

Snoop Dogg has confirmed that he now owns the masters to Dr. Dre‘s ‘The Chronic’ among other Death Row albums following his recent acquisition of the iconic record label.It was announced last month that the legendary rapper is now the official owner of Death Row Records, the iconic record label where he started his career 30 years ago.At the time of the acquisition, the full terms of the deal had not been disclosed.

Post Malone has disputed claims made by a songwriter who is suing him over his 2019 hit ‘Circles’.Tyler Armes filed a federal lawsuit in California in April 2020, listing Post (real name Austin Post), Post’s producer Frank Dukes and Universal Music Group as defendants, and claims he is seeking co-writer and co-producer credits, as well as prospective and retroactive royalties and other money owed from the ‘Hollywood’s Bleeding’ track.On the same day, Post filed his own suit, with the rapper asking a New York Federal Judge to rule that Armes has no claim to the song’s copyright and did not participate in writing it.“It is an age-old story in the music business that when a song earns the type of runaway success that ‘Circles’ has garnered, and individuals will come out of the woodwork falsely claim to take credit for the song, and demand unwarranted and unearned windfall profits from the song,” reads Malone’s complaint.In a new court filing (via Rolling Stone), Post claims that Armes did not contribute anything “original” to the song, just “an admittedly extremely commonplace guitar chord progression,” and potentially a “fragment of a guitar melody that Armes claims he sung to Post”. Armes claims he was initially offered five per cent of the song’s royalties for his work on ‘Circles’, but that was removed when he tried to negotiate a bigger cut.Post’s new court documents read: “Armes admitted that his contributions did not even rise to the level of originality, which is also required in addition to the fixation requirement.

New times and places! Throughout Outlander’s tenure, Claire Randall and the rest of the Fraser family have traveled through time — from 18th century Scotland to 20th century America.

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Dan Walker, 44, used to present on Football Focus from 2009 to 2021, announcing his departure from the show in April last year.The BBC Breakfast presenter has taken to Twitter to remember his "great memories".Dan shared a picture of a chocolate milkshake, with the drink bringing back fond memories for him.He captioned the post in view of his 752,200 followers: "I always used to grab one of these from the shop on the way to the car park after #FootballFocus."I had one today for the first time since I finished."Great memories of that show and the people who made it special."Many social media users took to the comments to remember Dan on the football show, as well as to discuss his milkshake choice.TeresaGibbons7 said: "Hope they send you a year's supply now for that little bit of promotion."Yeezy_jmz added: "Premier league of chocolate milk!"Tretchikoff1 commented: "I wish you still picked up a Chocolush and headed to #FootballFocus."In April 2021, Dan told fans he would be leaving Football Focus.He posted a video of himself on social media explaining the announcement.Dan said: "This is going to be my last season presenting Football Focus."It has been an amazing 12 years and I can honestly say I have loved every single second of it."I am so proud of the job we’ve done, the changes we've made and issues we've looked at a time when the football landscape has changed immeasurably.He continued: "But, having said all that, after 12 years it's time for someone else to take the reins."I'd like to say thank you to the amazing team at Focus who put so much into the show each week and thank you to the audience for tuning in every Saturday."The BBC flagship Saturday afternoon show was taken over by Alex Scott.Talking about the show

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, doesn’t know about cars isn’t worth knowing. However, the former Top Gear host has now admitted he ran into some trouble while test-driving a new supercar with his girlfriend Lisa Hogan last week.The Clarkson’s Farm star encountered several problems as he attempted to drive the Maserati MC20 out to the couple’s local pub for dinner.Jeremy and Lisa struggled at the first hurdle, as they soon discovered they couldn’t actually get out of the vehicle.Writing about the ordeal in his latest column for The Sunday Times, Jeremy penned: “We were still in the pub car park because neither of us could find anything that even remotely resembled a door handle.

He also wrote, saying that Nick “described Israel as a functioning democracy and mapped out the solution as a political will shared by both sides".He concluded that he is thus in a “position of double standard".Nick wrote a response, saying the invasion of Ukraine by Russia is not nearly the same thing as the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict. He said that one is an unprovoked attack, while the other is a deeply complex long-term conflict. He said: “There is little that I can disagree with in your letter."However, the invasion of Ukraine by Russia is simply not the same thing as the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine.“One is a brutal unprovoked attack on one state by another, in the hope of revising the entire security structure of Europe. “The other is a deeply complex clash of two nations that is far from straightforward.”He added, however, both share the fact that they impose great tragedy on those affected by the conflict. Nick said: “What the two conflicts do share is the tragic fate of all innocents who must cower in bomb shelters in fear of their lives. “I sympathise deeply with all such communities wherever – and whoever – they are.”He added that he wouldn’t repeat his view on the Israeli-Palestine conflict, but said that he has done a lot to raise money for schools in the communities.Nick reiterated that the current time is for uniting to give unequivocal support to the Ukrainian people.The vocalist said: “Right now, a catastrophe is unfolding and I stand with all Ukrainians at this horrific moment in history. “I would like nothing more than to play in Kyiv. “I was very much looking forward to our show there. “

Fortunately, despite the error, Oti said there was a natural chemistry between them. Lauren said: “You met Marius in Germany. “You were looking for a dance partner.Tell me about your first impressions of him.”Oti said, in reply: “Oh gosh. My first impressions weren’t great, really. “We had planned a date, where we would meet in the studio.“Obviously when you plan a date you dress up, right?“The day before that, I was left alone in the house to do nothing.

BBC Breakfast presenters Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt often have their differences, but on Friday morning's episode it appears as though Charlie was left feeling outraged by his co-host's admission.The presenters were taking a look at the newspaper headlines when Naga Munchetty started discussing a story about an old wives' tale.Presenter Naga explained how some beliefs which are considered to be factual are in fact false.But Charlie Stayt seemed to be having none of it and demanded Naga to know where the information had come from.Naga said: "So there are loads of these kinds of myths I suppose, that we've all grown up believing, but they've been myth-busted."Perplexed by her statement, Charlie replied: "Give me an example.""Okay,

BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty has been found to have been 'in breach of BBC rules' after the journalist was caught liking tweets regarding BBC Breakfast's Union Jack feud - but she won't face punishment.Earlier this year in March, Naga's BBC Breakfast co-host Charlie Stayt ruffled feathers on social media when he interviewed Robert Jenrick - the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government - and made a jibe about the size of the politician's Union Jack flag in the background.You could then hear Naga, 46, laughing in the background during the interview and the TV host also took to Twitter to like several tweets about the incident.However, she later apologised for liking the string of tweets "that were offensive in

Naga Munchetty dodged punishment after she breached the BBC's rules with "liking" Union Jack tweets on social media, the broadcaster said.

The BBC has ruled that presenter Naga Munchetty broke new social media guidelines after liking a series of tweets about a row involving the union jack flag, but she has escaped punishment after swiftly owning her mistake.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt presented the Saturday edition of the show as they led a report on demolitions and chimneys. But after Charlie decided to go in a tangent about cartoon characters, Naga was quick to take a cheeky dig at her co-star's long story.Naga was left despairing when weather woman Sarah Keith-Lucas rushed to Charlie's defence, leading to the pair having a disagreement on air.Charlie kicked things off by saying: "You know when a cartoon character's legs are running and there’s a moment where he doesn’t start moving and then it starts moving?"Referring to the TV director in his ear, he added: "Very much like the roadrunner, thank you.