Naga Munchetty unimpressed at BBC Breakfast chaos as star forgets name in awkward report

Holly Willoughby left Phillip Schofield stunned on Wednesday's This Morning as she made a driving confession. During the latest instalment, Holly, 41, and Phillip, 60, were discussing road sign mistakes during a section called: "Have you spotted a mistake near you?" And when a roundabout sign mistake came up on screen, Holly made her own confession about driving.The giggling presenter admitted: "Well, I'm not very good with, this is an awful thing [to say], I'm not very good with roundabouts anyway.

The Royal Family may usually spend Christmas together but it seems it’s rather different to how most would celebrate the holidays. Traditionally the younger members of the family eat in a separate room when the family get together for big meals, and yes, this rule even applies at Christmas . The Queen , who has recently appointed the new prime minister Liz Truss, may be less traditional than some of her predecessors but this is one rule she has not budged on.

Kate Moss oozed elegance in a sheer floral dress as she stepped out for the launch of her beauty and wellness brand Cosmoss. The supermodel, 48, was supported by both her photographer boyfriend Count Nikolai von Bismarck, 35, and her ex Jefferson Hack, 51, at the event on Tuesday night.

Kym Marsh has revealed she headed on an exciting trip with her daughter after she was announced as one of this year's contestants on Strictly Come Dancing. The former Coronation Street star was the second celebrity to be announced for the BBC One dance contest earlier this month.

A BBC Breakfast host took a hard line while questioning rail boss Steve Montgomery over “irresponsible” strikes.  The 60-year-old broadcaster was joined on the Beeb’s red sofa by regular co-host Naga Munchetty, 47, on Saturday morning.  The BBC presenters welcomed Steve Montgomery, the chair of the Rail Delivery Group, to the programme to discuss the ongoing train strikes.  Charlie took the lead in the interview, speaking to Steve one-on-one.  However, it wasn’t long before the broadcaster let his feelings be known, calling out the lack of action in the lead up to the strike.  “If I was one of the people who was being affected by the travel problems today, and I heard what I think you just said, which is that ‘we haven’t been able to talk to the unions, and today the strike is on,’ that sounds really irresponsible.” READ MORE ON BBC BREAKFASTRISKY! BBC Breakfast's Charlie Stayt slams Naga Munchetty for playing 'dangerous games'AWKS BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty completely loses it after rude swipe at Charlie Stayt He branded the Rail Delivery Group’s lack of action “really irresponsible,” before questioning the BBC guest.  “Why have you, the two sides, not been able to talk to try and preclude this strike situation?” he asked. The chair of the RDG responded: “We have been trying to talk.

BBC Breakfast viewers were thrilled after being shown the "greatest news story ever." Presenters Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt returned to the red sofa for Saturday's (August 13) instalment to give fans their daily dose of morning news. Veering away from their usual talking points, the conversation was turned to a bear cub that got "more than they bargained for" after consuming "mad honey."The bear was rescued from Turkey after eating a hallucinogenic concoction which left her "wobbling and whining and looking high."With images and clips of the "high" bear sprawled out in the back of a truck, viewers took to social media to commend the BBC show for sharing the "greatest story ever."One amused fan wrote: "Can we have more coverage of the bear of her t*** please #BBCBreakfast.""A Bear off their t*** on drugs is the greatest news story ever.

BBC Breakfast fans have seen a whole host of different presenters in recent weeks, as permanent hosts Jon Kay and Sally Nugent took some time off to coincide with the summer holidays.Even Charlie Stayt has been absent from some programmes, with Ben Thompson standing in for him alongside Naga Munchetty.But presenter Victoria Fritz particularly caught fans’ attention as she branded herself the “luckiest woman alive” while standing in for Sally alongside Ben.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast Ben Thompson’s life - hunky boyfriend, shirtless snaps and ‘bullying’ rowWhat about the star’s life when the cameras aren’t rolling, though? From her waters breaking just after a live broadcast to her struggles giving birth to a premature baby, Daily Star takes a look.Victoria knew that, while pregnant, she’d need to be prepared with a job that took her all over the country.The star made notes of good hospitals in various UK cities as a worst case scenario - and found she needed them when her waters broke just after she discussed the business news of the day live on BBC Breakfast.She was hundreds of miles away from her home in London while at the Media City studios in Salford, and unable to contact her husband Dan.Sally Nugent was forced to step in for Victoria as she travelled to the nearby St Mary’s Hospital in Manchester, and she gave birth to her son William five weeks early.Speaking of the incident, Victoria admitted to MailOnline: “It feels surreal. Everything happened so quickly.

BBC Breakfast presenter Charlie Stayt made his feelings clear during an interview about the upcoming train strikes. The broadcaster, 60, returned to the red sofa for Saturday morning's (July 13) instalment alongside regular co-host Naga Munchetty.The pair welcomed Steve Montgomery, a member of the Rail Delivery Group which represents rail firms, who spoke about the current train strikes that are set to cause people "a lot of upsets."READ MORE: Naga Munchetty unimpressed at BBC Breakfast chaos as star forgets name in awkward reportThe BBC Radio 5 Live reporter made his feelings about the handling of the strikes clear, saying: "If I was one of the people who was being affected by the travel problems today, and I heard what I think you just said which is that we haven't been able to talk to the unions, and today the strike is on, that sounds really irresponsible."He added: "Why have you, the two sides, not been able to talk to preclude the situation?"The chair of the RDG responded: "We have been trying to talk.

Eurovision Song Contest – Birmingham, Glasgow, Liverpool, Sheffield, Manchester, Leeds and Newcastle.Ukraine's act Kalush Orchestra won the 2022 contest with their track Stefania, with hosting duties usually passed down to the winning country.However, with the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, it was decided that the UK would host instead, with our act Sam Ryder placing second.READ MORE: Eurovision hero Sam Ryder wants duet with 'good laugh' Daniel Ricciardo at British GPHis track Space Man blew audiences away, with the UK accumulating a massive 466 points - and within that, the third-highest jury vote in the history of the competition.The shortlist was announced on BBC Radio 2, with BBC Breakfast linking up to the show to deliver the news to its early morning viewers. Even Eurovision boss Martin Österdahl was on hand to tell Zoe and Scott Mills they were "good to go" to announce the list in his usual fashion.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty was left devastated for her co-star as he shared the tragic news that a beloved family member had died. BBC Weather presenter Simon King took to Twitter to share a very sad update with fans which left Naga reaching out to console him.

BBC Breakfast's Charlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty clashed as he refused to play a "dangerous game" on today's show. The presenting duo were discussing their top picks from Thursday's newspapers, with Charlie revealing a piece about deep sea sponges that "sneeze" to expel waste and keep themselves clean.

BBC Breakfast (August 11).Naga Munchetty and her co-star had been busy discussing their favourite snippets from today's newspapers, with Charlie Stayt revealing a piece about "sneezing sponges" first.After listening to her co-host's spiel, Naga chimed in, holding up her own segment which she appeared to be really excited about - with Charlie seemingly less then enthusiastic.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Jon Kay missing again alongside Sally Nugent as new host steps in"Talking about things taking longer in water, how long can you hold your breath for?" demanded Naga.Looking puzzled, Charlie shot Naga a confused face and remained silent, with the Radio Five Live star adding: "Just try from now, okay."Checking that the presenter was in on the challenge, she asked: "Are you holding it?""No," responded Charlie, to which Naga moaned: "Ohhh come on, play the game."Standing his ground, the BBC presenter shot back at Naga, telling her again: "No, because it's dangerous and risky.""It's not dangerous," insisted Naga.Charlie refused: "It's very very dangerous, I'll look up the guidelines, there's some guidelines about this."Unimpressed, Naga fumed: "I imagine there will be," as she continued to speak about the news clip.Meanwhile, last week Naga sent Instagram fans into a frenzy as turned up the heat with a sweaty selfie.The TV star explained that she needed to clear her head and decided to run home from work in the hot weather.Inspiring others to get out and get some fresh air when needed, she captioned: "Perfect weather for running home from work."Head and mind cleared. Now for a second breakfast with mates, a snooze (alone) and then a film for the afternoon.

Naga Munchetty has risked angering fans by admitting Olivia Newton-John's Grease character 'annoyed the hell out of her'.The late star, who died at the age of 73 earlier this week, portrayed Sandra 'Sandy' Dee in the hit 1978 movie musical.Speaking about Olivia's passing on her BBC Radio 5 Live show, Naga stunned her fellow presenters by admitting she wasn't a fan of Sandy.READ MORE:BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty hits back as she's called 'most annoying person on TV'The BBC Breakfast presenter, 47, said: "You know, the character of Sandy, I will be completely honest...she annoyed the hell out of me."Asked to explain her controversial opinion of Sandy, Naga claimed that she didn't warm to the "spineless" character and admitted to preferring Rizzo.The hard-edged character was memorably portrayed by Olivia's co-star Stockard Channing. Naga added: "I thought she was a wet blanket to be completely honest."She was a wet fish, a jellyfish almost, spineless."In the end she turned it around but the character changed her personality to suit a guy, which bugs the hell out of me."And Rizzo was always the woman for me."While Naga admitted she wasn't a fan of Sandy, she still praised Olivia's Grease performance, concluding: "She did it so well didn’t she, Olivia Newton-John, I don’t think anyone else could have done it."Olivia passed away at her home in Southern California on Monday.Her death was confirmed on her official Facebook page.Olivia is survived by her husband John Easterling and daughter Chloe Lattanzi, 36.In a touching tribute to his late co-star, Danny Zuko actor John Travolta wrote: "My dearest Olivia, you made all of our lives so much better."Your impact was incredible.

BBC BREAKFAST's Sally Nugent was left hot and bothered today when she made a slip-up on live TV. The BBC host appeared to be embarrassed and turned red after a blunder while introducing the weather on the breakfast show. While introducing the sports and weather segments, things took a slightly awkward turn.

BBC Breakfast saw one beloved news anchor turn red-faced during Wednesday morning's edition of the show.Ben Thompson and Sally Nugent headed up the red couch this morning (August 10), but it was between the sport and weather when things really got going.Chatting about Serena Williams' tennis career and whether or not she will decide to retire soon, Sally segued away from the sport and introduced the weather.READ NEXT: BBC Breakfast's Jon Kay still missing as co-star replaces him alongside Sally NugentBefore she welcomed Carol Kirkwood though, Sally made an awkward blunder that Carol sweetly played along with after the news anchor was left red-faced on the red sofa."Let's evolve away to the ten-" Sally said when she made the blunder, laughing it off and appearing a little taken aback and tongue-tied."Not the tennis, to the weather now," she quickly added to cover up her mistake.Laughing it off, Sally said "morning" to Carol before she appeared on-screen from a rooftop in the capital city.Covering up for her pal, Carol played along and said: "I was thinking you saw us actually, we were having a quick game of tennis up here earlier, Sal."Later on she appeared back on our screens when she was trying to talk loudly over some rather loud drilling in the background.This comes as Jon Kay is still missing in action from his fairly new role after taking over from Dan Walker.Jon was hired to present the programme alongside Sally from Monday to Wednesday with Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt taking over for the remaining days of the week.He was missing from his new role on Monday, August 8 - and again today - with his Twitter untouched since July, 31.Discussing the new job offer when the news broke earlier this year, Jon told fans

Naga Munchetty, 47, has risked angering Grease fans after she confessed that she was not a fan of Olivia Newton-John's character, Sandy. Her admission came after her BBC Radio 5 Live show paid tribute to Olivia following her devastating death on Monday, aged 73.Naga welcomed Olivia Moore onto the show who is currently playing Sandy in Grease The Musical on London’s West End.The pair chatted with film critic Emily Murray about the late actress’ legacy and her performance in the 1978 classic movie.Then, Naga controversially admitted: “You know, the character of Sandy, I will be completely honest...she annoyed the hell out of me.”The stunned film critic gasped and questioned: “Really?!”Naga went on: “Yes! I thought she was a wet blanket to be completely honest.She was a wet fish, a jellyfish almost, spineless.“In the end she turned it around but the character changed her personality to suit a guy, which bugs the hell out of me.

BBC Breakfast star Naga Munchetty had a priceless response after a troll branded her the "most annoying person on TV". The TV presenter, 47, hit back at a troll who shared the brutal message on social media. The person tweeted: "Can I just say Naga.

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty completely lost it after a VERY rude swipe that was made at her co-star Charlie Stayt. The presenters were left crying with laughter during Saturday morning's instalment of the show. The pair were discussing the stories in Saturday's papers when it happened.

#BBCBreakfast Truffles the (bull) dog turns out to help save the mechanical Birmingham bull that was the centrepiece of the Commonwealth Games opening ceremony.“It will now remain until September and then move to an indoor location.” Naga responded to the post, writing: “Yay”, alongside two clapping emojis. Twitter user @William03202689 then wrote: “Can I just say Naga. I can't explain why but I find you the most annoying person on TV.” Naga reacted calmly to the tweet with good humour, writing: “I just can't understand why people don't know how to use apostrophes William.“Ho hum.

BBC Breakfast star Sally Nugent was joined on the famous red sofa by co-star Ben Thompson again this week.Sally's fairly new co-star Jon Kay who became a permanent fixture after replacing Dan Walker on the popular morning programme was missing in action on Monday 8 August. Jon was hired to present the programme alongside Sally from Monday to Wednesday with Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt taking over for the remaining days in the weekday schedule.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Jon Kay missing again alongside Sally Nugent as new host steps inJust weeks ago, the star also needed to pull the plug on his first official debut as Strictly star Dan's replacement.Unfortunately on what was supposed to be a momentous day for Jon, ended up with the new host suffering from Covid and having to let Sally down.Updating fans on Twitter on the situation, he followers how "gutted" he had been to miss his first day.Sharing a snap of his positive lateral flow test, he included the caption: "Aaaagh! Finally got me.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty appeared to be in a rather playful mood after she demanded her colleague Mike Bushell to pose as a statue.During the latest episode of the popular morning show, Mike was in Birmingham discussing the Commonwealth Games via video link and began his segment by positioning himself as one of the statues behind him.However as he came to a close, with host Charlie Stayt thanking him for his time, Naga told him that he must also position himself like The River Sculpture located in the water feature behind him.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast chaos as host warns show will 'end badly' when key routine skippedCharlie said: "We'll see you later on. Thank you."But Naga quickly chimed: "Well hold on a minute Mike, well Mike starts by doing the statue poses so I was just looking behind you."Glancing nervously, Mike agreed to pose like the famous The River Sculpture , however, a crew member could be heard shouting: "Not on the edge!"Mike said: "Ok, go on then! It's a lot easier than leaning." He continued: "Bit near the water but don't worry that was four years ago, we've forgotten what happened on the Gold Coast."In the studio, Naga replied: "Hands to one side and lean nicely.""Very nice, stay there.