Naga Munchetty leaves BBC Breakfast guest stunned as she brands his wife ‘awful’

BBC presenter Naga Munchetty stunned fellow co-host Charlie Stayt by confessing a guest charmed the pants off her. Sat alongside each-other, co-presenters Naga and Charlie sifted through the top stories of the day and invited guest, Martin Hibbert onto the programme.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty made a candid confession to one of the guests on Saturday (October 15) morning's show.The 47-year-old sat on the red sofa alongside regular co-host Charlie Stayt as the pair delved into the top stories of the day.One of those included an inspirational story from Martin Hibbert who was paralysed from the waist down during the Manchester Arena bombing in 2017.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Nina Warhurst swipes at Holly and Phil as she addresses 'boos' at NTAsSince then, Martin has been working "tirelessly" to raise funds for those affected with spinal injuries, including a charity climb up Mount Kilimanjaro using a specially-adapted wheelchair.Just days before he scaled Africa's highest mountain in Tanzania, Martin discovered Boris Johnson had nominated him for a Points of Light award for his incredible efforts.Martin received the prestigious award on Friday (October 14), along with a personal letter from the former Prime Minister and hopes he can now "change perception on disability."Lancashire-born Martin suffered 22 shrapnel wounds, with one that severed is spinal cord and spoke about his daughter, Eve who was also caught in the bombing and had life-changing injuries.Eve was just 14 and stood about five metres away when the suicide bomber detonated his vest at the end of an Ariana Grande concert, leaving her with a significant brain injury.Martin explained that he was told if Eve survived, "she wouldn't be able to see, hear, speak or have any memory," before sharing an incredible moment: "She started college last week!""When she's ready to share her story, she will trump me.

BBC Breakfast viewers were left questioning Naga Munchetty’s absence this morning as she failed to appear on the red sofa. TV host Naga can usually be found presenting the morning show on Thursdays through Saturdays with co-host Charlie Stayt.

BBC Breakfast presenter Nina Warhurst took a subtle swipe at Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield as she addressed the boos they received at the National Television Awards on Thursday (October 13).The 42-year-old sat alongside Charlie Stayt, replacing his regular Friday partner Naga Munchetty on the red sofa to present the day's headlines.Chat quickly turned to the NTAs, which took place at the OVO Arena in Wembley last night and the pair spoke to TV critic Scott Bryan about many of this year's winners. Holly and Phil took to the stage after This Morning won Best Daytime show, but weren't met with the kindest of responses as the crowd could be heard booing the pair as they headed to collect their award.Referencing the incident, Nina asked: "Did we hear though..

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty was notably missing from the BBC studio during Friday's (October 14) instalment of the morning show.

BBC Breakfast fans are calling on Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt to separate after viewers have seen them 'bickering' on camera. The hosts present BBC Breakfast together from Thursday to Saturday each week, and have done so for quite some time. During the show Naga and Chris discussed a pair of vintage Levi jeans that were being sold for £80,000.

BBC Breakfast viewers claimed that presenters Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt didn't look comfortable during an interview with Billy Idol. The duo helmed Thursday's (October 13) instalment of the morning show and welcomed the legendary musician onto the red sofa to discuss his new tour, The Roadside Tour which is heading to the UK this week.The 66-year-old first emerged on the punk rock scene back in the 70s as the lead singer of the band Generation X, confessing to the presenters that they never looked at their career beyond a few years.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Carol Kirkwood scolds Charlie Stayt as she catches him 'not listening'The topic of "being scared" of the rocker came into conversation, but Charlie made a point that the star now sings lullabies to his grandchildren, posing the question whether he's become a different person because of that.He responded: "Well it's lovely because you get to see the world through their eyes.

BBC Breakfast star Carol Kirkwood accused presenter Charlie Stayt of "not listening" to her. The weather presenter, 60, appeared on Thursday's (October 13) instalment of the morning show and discussed today's temperatures across the country.The Scottish star was coming to the end of her segment when she prepared to hand the reins back to the studio so that Charlie and Naga Munchetty could continue.But it was at that moment the broadcaster could be heard saying from the studio: "That makes perfect sense."A smiling Carol was slightly lost for words as she muttered: "Great. Thank you, Charlie.

Carol Kirkwood, 60, has been left “gutted” after Richie Anderson, 34, was announced as the second contestant to leave Strictly Come Dancing last night.The BBC Breakfast star told Zoe Ball, 51, that she was upset by the news, as the presenter branded the elimination a “shock exit” on her BBC Radio 2 show.BBC weather star Carol contacted the Zoe Ball Breakfast Show this morning to send her well wishes to Richie, who was heard breaking down in tears on-air. After playing a highlight reel of his time on Strictly, Zoe read out the sweet message from Carol.She told Radio 2 listeners: “9 to 5 by Dolly Parton playing, especially for the gorgeous Carol Kirkwood, who is listening to the show this morning. “She says she’s gutted about you going out, Richie - she thought you were fab and she knows a thing or two does Carol!” Earlier in the show, Zoe branded Richie’s elimination from the show a “shock exit” after the broadcaster and his partner Giovanni Pernice failed to beat Fleur East and her partner Vito Coppola in the dance off. “Totally undeserved, we all said,” Zoe told Richie as he entered the studio.

BBC Breakfast viewers questioned if there is a presenter dress code on Sunday morning when one anchor appeared to be wearing "jeans".Headed up by Rachel Burden and Victoria Fritz, the two TV and news presenters were at the helm.Many viewers were overjoyed at the "ladies show" with some even taking to Twitter to gush over the "girl power" that the show exuded.READ NEXT: BBC's Naga Munchetty issues warning to Charlie Stayt as he leaves the studioRachel donned a dark floral fitted midi skirt with a forest green silk blouse with her blonde locks down and tousled.Victoria looked equally as chic and wore a black cold shoulder top with slim-fitting trousers - although some people thought they looked like jeans.Viewers of the beloved breakfast show were quick to take to Twitter to gush over the two hosts, although some questioned their attire.One viewer admitted they felt "distracted" when they penned: "#bbcbreakfast Distracted by presenter clothing.

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty clashed with weather presenter Matt Taylor on air today. Charlie Stayt was seen looking exasperated after the clash that saw the pair bicker - over a picture of a sunrise.

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty gave a stern warning to her co-anchor Charlie Stayt to "look where he's going" on Saturday morning's edition of the beloved show (October 8).Hosting the daily programme together on the red sofa like they so often do, Naga and Charlie discussed Children In Need, which will take place next month on November 18.The pair discussed the iconic Children In Need Rickshaw Relay that sees former Blue Peter host Matt Baker and a team of five inspiring young people take on a relay-style ride over five days.READ NEXT: BBC Breakfast turns tense as Naga Munchetty shuts down Charlie Stayt in 'nonsense' rowCharlie left Naga in the studio and met with a group of people sitting outside of Media City in Salford Quays.Discussing the brilliant things that Children In Need does each year, Charlie spoke to each person about the Rickshaw Relay before wanting to get in on the action himself. Overjoyed when told that he could get on the rickshaw and go for a ride around, Charlie seemed excitable before his colleague gave him a stern warning.

BBC Bargain Hunt couple made a staggering profit on a vintage watch they discovered on the show. The married couple named Nathalie and Karl were on the red team and made the interesting discovery whilst searching for a fashion accessory.Competitors Adam and Jemma were on the blue team and had to find an item with a Chinese connection. READ NEXT: BBC Breakfast's Carol Kirkwood praises colleague but viewers concerned for future The presenter, who in today's episode was Eric Knowles, dishes out a specific challenge to each team, which dictates the theme of one of their buys - known as the Presenter's Challenge.As the teams set about scouring the market for hidden treasures, antiques expert Raj Bisram said of the red team: “This is probably one of the easiest teams I’ve ever had.

the BBC after returning for a brief time following Queen Elizabeth II's death. The broadcaster has claimed that he thinks that the channel does "not go near" enough controversial topics.David said that the BBC has an "old sore about the monarchy" and will "not go near" controversial topics such as the palace’s ability to change tax legislation and the fact that the Duchy of Cornwall doesn’t pay capital gains tax. READ NEXT: BBC Breakfast's Charlie Stayt fumes over on-set 'argument' as he says 'it drives me mad David spoke at the Henley Literature Festival on Thursday (6 October.)He said: "All those issues are never touched by the BBC because I think they feel their viewers will not like it – a visceral feeling."David is a well known broadcaster and used to host Question Time.Since his retirement from Question Time, Dimbleby has presented occasional documentaries for the BBC.In October 2020 Dimbleby said he was again considering putting his name forward for chairman of the BBC but it seems that never happened.In September this year, Dimbleby came out of retirement to commentate on the state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II for the BBC, in particular the committal service at St George's Chapel, Windsor.Daily Star has contacted the BBC for comment.Prior to his exit from BBC David had declared it was a "privilege" to work for the channel as he said: "It has been a privilege to work for a programme which brings voters face to face with those in power." He hosted Question Time since 1994 and hadn't missed a show for 15 years until he was knocked out by a bullock at his farm in Sussex and taken to hospital as a precaution.

Music star Paul Heaton has been praised for capping the price of his and Jacqui Abbott's concert tickets at £30 - to battle back against "music industry greed". Paul and Jacqui were guests on BBC Breakfast in Salford on Friday when ticket pricing was discussed.

Carol Kirkwood has wished one of her colleagues good luck in his new job, but concerned fans are wondering about his future.The 60-year-old wished Owain Wyn Evans well as he prepares to switch from North West Weather to BBC Radio 2.Carol shared the news with her 236,000 followers and wished him “congratulations” and branded it “fab news”READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty says emotional goodbye to co-star as he quits showOwain’s initial message read: “From January I’ll be presenting the new Early Breakfast Show live from gorgeous Cardiff, making it the first daily Radio 2 show to be broadcast from Wales.

BBC Breakfast host Charlie Stayt was left fuming over an on-set "argument" alongside his co-presenter Naga Munchetty.The programme hosts welcomed author Ian Rankin onto the red sofa on Thursday (October 6), but it wasn't long before Charlie admitted the pair had been rowing behind the scenes.Charlie kicked off the conversation by telling viewers: "While Carol [Kirkwood] was talking about the weather, we were talking about jigsaws."READ MORE:BBC Breakfast turns tense as Naga Munchetty shuts down Charlie Stayt in 'nonsense' rowNaga put in: "I love a jigsaw!" before turning to Charlie to say: "You hate them?"Charlie went on to explain: "Ian Rankin sits down on the sofa, next thing you know, we're having an argument about jigsaws!"Ian chimed in with: "I tell you, I could start an argument in an empty room." Charlie asked him: "Could you? Are you just naturally argumentative?"The celebrated author said: "No, it's just things that I like, other people don't like. And as we found out, Charlie, you don't like jigsaws!"Charlie answered: "They drive me...

BBC Breakfast fans were picking up on plenty of tension this morning, as presenter Charlie Stayt mocked the idea that he and co-host Naga Munchetty are "good friends".During a dissection of the day's newspaper headlines, Naga stumbled across a piece of research which says you need just over 2,000 minutes with someone to become a close pal.Reading aloud from the paper, she quizzed Charlie: "So, how many hours do you think it takes to become a good friend?"READ MORE: BBC Breakfast turns tense as Naga Munchetty shuts down Charlie Stayt in 'nonsense' rowCharlie guessed: "Years, probably," as Naga replied: "No, no!"She then explained: "34 hours. 34 hours apparently after this study of more than 2,000 individuals.“It’s 2,040 minutes we need.

BBC Breakfast was doling out tension in spades this week, as presenter Naga Munchetty shut down her co-host Charlie Stayt, branding his news item "nonsense".It didn't stop there, as Charlie went on to imply that the pair aren't friends – leaving a very chilly atmosphere on Thursday (October 6).As the pair were looking through the newspaper headlines of the day, Charlie stumbled across the news of a restaurant solely aimed at dogs, charging $75 (£66) for a three-course meal. READ MORE: Naga Munchetty despairs over new addition to family, asking fans for help Charlie explained: "This is a dog bistro, basically, and they do a three-course tasting menu for $75."On a Sunday, for example, would you like to hear what's on the menu?" he asked Naga, who was incredulous as she replied: "That's $75 for the dog?""Yes, it's a dog restaurant," Charlie explained patiently. "It's only the dogs that get fed.