BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty took on one of Westminster's most outspoken MPs in an angry clash this morning. The 47-year-old TV presenter challenged the Scottish National Party's Ian Blackford over the energy crisis.
During an fiery debate he accused Naga of making arguments that were "flagrant nonsense". Referring to the Scottish leader, she asked: "Nicola Sturgeon said her government will provide practical steps to help households and businesses through the crisis.
What are they?" But when Ian brought up Scotland's child payment - which was revealed in March and gives cash to low-income families - she challenged him.
Naga said: "The Scottish government can't do anything new at this moment in time so those practical steps are retrospective. "They're ones that have already been announced.
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