Naga Munchetty’s BBC co-star admits she’s ‘sharp’ and ‘doesn’t take c**p’ amid fan backlash

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BBC Breakfast viewers were surprised to see Nina Warhurst missing from the red sofa during the latest instalment of the beloved morning news show.On Sunday (April 10), Luxmy Gopal woke up the nation alongside regular host Ben Thompson as they discussed the latest headlines in the news this weekend.The 41-year-old broadcaster usually teams up with the 40-year-old TV presenter to host the morning programme on a Sunday but are also more than eager to step in for their fellow weekday presenters if needed..Dan Walker and Sally Nugent host the breakfast show from Monday to Wednesday while Charlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty take over the reins from Thursday through to Saturday.Although the TV presenter is yet to explain her absence from the early morning show, she's not the only famous face who was missing from the show this week. In a major TV shake-up Naga Munchetty was noticeable missing from the famous red sofa all week as co-star Rachel Burden stepped in for the brunette beauty alongside Charlie Stayt.

BBC Breakfast viewers slammed journalist Rachel Burden for interrupting an interview while the guest was recounting the time he was almost shot. Rachel, 47, hosted Thursday's show alongside Charlie Stayt, 59, when they interviewed infamous male model Norman Scott about his affair with former Liberal MP Jeremy Thorpe.

BBC Breakfast fans were left unimpressed during the latest instalment of the programme after an emotional interview was interrupted.Hosts Charlie Stayt and Rachel Burden were back on our screens on Thursday (April 7) morning to discuss the latest news headlines.The pair welcomed former male model Norman Scott to the studio to discuss his side of the story surrounding his past relationship with Liberal MP Jeremy Thorpe.Their secret romance ended the career of Mr Thorpe and and the politician reportedly began a badly planned conspiracy to murder his lover.As Norman, 82, bravely opened up about the assassination plot against him, presenter Rachel randomly paused the interview.She said: "At this point, and it seems like a strange point to say this pause, we just need to tell you the time. It's 8.59 and you're watching BBC Breakfast."We just need to allow that to happen so we can carry on with the story now."Norman continued to recall the moment a gun was pushed into the side of his head after his dog was shot dead, but viewers were distracted by the "rude" interruption.

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty has been replaced in ANOTHER host shake-up after hitting back at trolls. The 47-year-old usually hosts the show Thursday to Sunday alongside Charlie Stayt, 59.

BBC Breakfast star Naga Munchetty was replaced during the latest instalment of the morning show.Rachel Burden woke up the nation on Thursday (April 7) morning alongside regular host Charlie Stayt. Charlie, 59, usually presents the programme with Naga, 47, from Thursday through to Saturday.Dan Walker and Sally Nugent host Breakfast Monday to Wednesday, while the Sunday show is hosted by different broadcasters on rotation.It comes just days after Naga took to social media to speak of her pride after being nominated for a Radio Times Moment Of The Year award.The presenter revealed that her Radio 5 Live show has been nominated for an award for an episode where the star discussed what she called one of her "most traumatic experiences" with listeners.Last June, she opened up about having a contraceptive coil fitted, revealing that she fainted twice from the pain of the procedure.Posting a snippet from the episode online, Naga wrote: "This has been nominated for 'Radio Times Moment Of The Year'."So proud of the work our @bbc5live team put into this important subject to be aired."Sharing a candid quote from the snippet, Naga continued: "My screams were so loud that my husband tried to find out what room I was in to make it stop."Adoring fans were quick to comment with words of encouragement and support.One wrote: "Amazing radio - it was/is so powerful to hear other people's experiences."Another added: "Well done Naga! Hugely important to raise awareness through open and honest discussions," while a third agreed: "Congrats, and well-deserved...

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty knew exactly how to respond to a troll who swiped at her outfit.Naga woke up for work an donned a stunning silky dress with a brown hue which belted at the centre and buttoned right down to the floor as she hosted the show with Charlie Stayt on Friday morning.While Naga looked utterly stunning in the dress as she donned the perfect daytime combo with a swipe of a maroon shade lippy on her mouth, it seems not all were impressed.In fact, some viewers thought it looked as though Naga was wearing "pyjamas", with one person taking to Twitter to write: "Nice to see Naga wearing the pyjamas of a sexy bond villain."While another said: "What is Naga wearing? We all know from watching Breakfast news over the years how people should appear on a BBC Breakfast show. Her brown gown looks ridiculous and sloppy."Meanwhile, a third person directed the tweet exactly at Naga, writing: "Sweetheart, did you forget to dressed this morning?"While another chirped: "Yes sweetheart x."It is not the first run-in that Naga has had with a troll online, as just last week she was forced to hit out at a troll once again who moaned that she was hosting the show - despite having a day off.Ben Thompson and Victoria Derbyshire headed up the show on the morning in question, and while many viewers were quick to complain online, one person slammed Naga, despite being on the show.One person wrote: "Just had to turn Naga [on BBC Breakfast] off again.

BBC Breakfast fans were forced to hide behind their hands as Naga Munchetty hinted that weatherman Owain Wyn Evans could easily be replaced.Things turned awkward on Friday (April 1), as the pair discussed the recent blanket of snow that has fallen over the city of York during a segment on the recently refurbished Clifford's Tower.Naga began by admitting it is "very chilly", as her co-host Charlie Stayt told viewers: "Cast your eyes over our cameras looking over the city of York this morning. By the look of it - Owain, you can give us your expertise here - I'm seeing snow because I saw it snowing there earlier, it seems to have eased off."But we have a little bit of sunshine peeping through the clouds at the same time? It's strange weather."Owain quizzed Naga: "Naga, what was the temperature there? You just looked, didn't you?"Naga then replied: "It's one, two degrees.

BBC Breakfast turned awkward as Charlie Stayt didn't hold back in his on-air grilling of one energy boss.Charlie was presenting the programme alongside co-star Naga Munchetty on Friday (April 1) and discussing the current cost of living crisis after various energy websites went down yesterday as people frantically tried to call in their meter readings.With the cost of energy soaring, Charlie was keen to get some real answers out of Octopus Energy CEO Greg Jackson - but soon slammed his responses as "generic".Charlie admitted he would be "blunt" in his questioning, as he faced off with Greg to ask: "So let's talk about the reality of what people are going to deal with now."A lot of questions coming in to us this morning, and I'll put this very bluntly to you about profit. They are alarmed and angered by the fact that they see energy companies - and you can answer for your own company, no-one else's - that they're profiteering from a situation of real hardship."Will you be making profits at people's expense?"Greg then responded: "We've never made the profit, and we're certainly not going to make one this year.

Matt Tebbutt, has hyped up Naga Munchetty while revealing one trait of hers that he loves.Matt has spoken out of how he loves the BBC Breakfast news anchor's ways and how she "doesn't take any c**p". Viewers at home will already know that Matt and Naga both share banter with one another when BBC Breakfast hands over to Saturday Kitchen.with jokes and jibes aplenty, the pair often share a couple of quick quips during their handovers.Speaking exclusively to The Express about his chemistry with Naga, Matt said: "She is really really good fun."Although Naga and Matt are BBC co-stars, both work for the same company and often chat via video link, the pair have only met in real life once before."I met her once in actual life," he explained, "when I made BBC Breakfast many years ago, but it's just that toing and froing, that news link," he revealed to the paper.Opening up further about their working relationship he revealed that it's her "particular" kind of banter that he really enjoys, adding: "I love her sort of sharp tone".He then told the paper: "I love that she doesn't take any c**p, basically."This comes after Naga shared some sweet banter with one of her BBC Breakfast co-stars this morning (March 31).

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BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty agreed weatherman Owain Wyn Evans is a "delicate little flower" in one divisive segment.The presenter was sitting alongside her co-host Charlie Stayt on the red sofa as the pair were joined by Owain to present a meteorological report in relation to the current chill sweeping the country.And Naga couldn't resist giving him a stern telling off as she branded him "silly".It all kicked off on Thursday (March 31), when Naga turned to Owain to get an updated report."Chilly morning," she told him, before asking: "Coat? Big coat? Scarf?"Owain agreed: "It's chilly out there - a massive coat!"Naga then went on to admit she'd made a wardrobe blunder that morning and forgotten her scarf, explaining: "I've forgotten my scarf. I'd packed it away last week, a false sense of security!"Referring to the heatwave of the previous week, Owain told her: "This is the thing, you see.

BBC Breakfast fans were left baffled this week, as both regular presenters were replaced in a major show shake-up.On Wednesday (March 30), Sally Nugent was missing from the show, with Nina Warhurst stepping up to the red sofa in her place.Typically, Breakfast is presented by Dan Walker and Sally from Mondays to Wednesdays, while Charlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty take over the rest of the week.But her permanent co-star Dan has also been absent from Breakfast throughout the week - as he is busy taking some time off and improving his golf game. Temporary presenter Jon Kay was thankfully able to make it in his place.Sally, however, hasn't yet offered an explanation on social media as to why she wasn't on set on Wednesday.Fans were left confused by the replacement, and took to Twitter to share their confusion - and a lot of support for Nina.One wrote: "NINA! thank god going to enjoy Breakfast this morning, nothing against Jon, but miss DAN!"Someone else said: "Nina you're made for this job of morning presenter!""@BBCBreakfast you're a breath of fresh air this morning Nina," another keen fan added.This is a live TV story and is constantly being updated.Please refresh the page regularly to get the latest TV updates.TV & Showbiz reporters are working to source the latest information, reaction, pictures and video related to this story.

BBC Breakfast star Naga Munchetty has congratulated her BBC colleague Laura Kunessberg on her new career move.Naga hosts BBC One's Breakfast from Thursday to Saturday with her co-host Charlie Stayt, but she took a minute out of her schedule to send a sweet message to her BBC pal Laura on her new job news.Laura is set to replace Andrew Marr as the permanent TV host of the BBC's Sunday morning politics show, which was previously called The Andrew Marr Show.It comes after she announced she was stepping down as the BBC's political editor last December.The broadcaster confirmed its flagship politics show will launch in September with a new name, set and format including a new theme tune.Announcing the news on Twitter, Laura wrote: "I'm extremely happy to say that I'll be in the BBC politics chair on Sunday mornings from September...She added: "it's a genuine honour and real thrill to be working with an amazing team on the show, can't wait to get started!"Delighted Naga replied the tweet, telling Laura: "Excellent news x".Marr previously hosted his Sunday BBC show for 16 years before leaving the channel at the end of last year.Laura also said of her move: "I couldn’t be more delighted.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty has taken to Twitter to hit back at a disgruntled viewer for aiming criticism at her this morning. Naga, 47, responded to the hateful remark on her day off, as her BBC colleague Victoria Derbyshire filled in for her on the news programme earlier.In view of her 267,000 followers, Naga, who usually fronts BBC Breakfast on Thursdays, Fridays, and on weekend days with Charlie Stayt, didn't hesitate to address the post from the troll.The BBC host wrote: "Sally."I'm not at work today."Maybe you should turn off your default setting of hate instead?"Have a lovely day.