Naga's BBC co-star stunned as Martin Lewis gushes about her 'freshly warmed seat'

Piers Morgan has taken to Twitter to fume at Jacob Rees-Mogg following his interview with Naga Munchetty on BBC Breakfast today.The former Good Morning Britain presenter, 57, didn't hold back when it came to sharing his views on what the Minister of State for Brexit thought about Partygate, following the update from the Met earlier this week.In view of his 7.9 million followers, Piers raged at the Conservative politician following his appearance on the BBC morning show, branding him "so b****y arrogant".It comes as BBC Breakfast hosts Naga was interviewing Rees-Mogg over the issue of partygate after it was reported that the Met Police have issued over 100 fines.Naga asked the politician: "Do these fines, more than 100, reflect well on this Conservative government?"Rees-Mogg replied: "I'm afraid I think this is a non-story."The BBC's absolutely loved it, but what is important is that we get on with the business of governing," before being cut off by the BBC host."I'm sorry," Naga cut in, "why do you think this is a non-story?"She went on: "Have you not heard people genuinely, upset, devastated, that people in Downing Street thought it was ok to break the rules that they set, while other people didn't break the rules and missed out on meeting dying family members?"The MP replied: "I think people were upset, I think this was an important story in February when it first became known and that there was great concern."There was a feeling of people who were bereaved particularly, about it."I also think we need to look in the enquiry at the rules to see whether they were proportionate.He went on: "I met a couple in Stoke on Trent yesterday where the cabinet went as you know who help people with baby loss and they were saying how

Naga Munchetty was accused of an "outrageous slur" about the Eurovision Song Contest on BBC Breakfast this morning.

NAGA Munchetty was accused of using a 'slur' against Eurovision during Friday's edition of BBC Breakfast. The BBC presenter, 47, cohosted alongside Charlie Stayt when they chatted to Eurovision correspondent David Sillito in a live cross to Turin.

Martin Lewis 'Money Saving Expert says you can immediately get £90 off your shopping in Sainsbury's, Morrisons and Iceland using his tip. He said it's easy to do - and well worth trying if you haven't already.

Martin Lewis' website moneysavingexpert.com have shared their top tips to get supermarket bills down.Last week, Environment Secretary George Eustice told shoppers to buy value brands to help budgets.However, most people the lowest incomes are already doing that. So what else can you try?The experts suggest shopping around online for the best deals.The website reads: "The best supermarket discount codes come for first-time online orders – there are currently eight big supermarket codes."So simply use all the ones you've not used before as a one-off to save."These include £20 off £60 at Morrisons, £15 off £60 at Sainsbury's, £5 off £45 at Iceland and new 'urban' fast-delivery firms, such as Gorillas' £15 off £25 or Gopuff's 40% off.Another tip was visiting the food aisles where supermarkets hide their best bargains.For example, cotton buds can be 20% cheaper in the baby aisle, and herbs and spices are under half the price in world foods.A third tip was checking you are keeping the right food in the fridge so you throw less food away, and online or app-based coupons were suggested too.You can also get free food from Tesco, bakeries, and your neighbours on the Olio app and research the best time to get 'yellow sticker' discounted food.As well as this, you can try visiting beyond-best-before stores, which feature items heavily discounted.The tips come after Tesco chairman John Allan claimed customers have been asking the supermarkets check out staff to stop scanning their food shop once their bill reaches a certain cost as they're feeling the squeeze on their finances.Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletter

Martin Lewis has waded in with his thoughts on The Games as viewers continue to be left divided over the format. Viewers are now three days in to the ITV show which sees 12 celebs pushed out of their comfort zones and competing in Olympic-style events.

BBC Breakfast turned tense as presenter Naga Munchetty branded her co-star Charlie Stayt 'annoying'. The duo were chatting about ASMR - that's autonomous sensory meridian response - on the Breakfast sofa on Thursday (May 12), as Charlie read aloud from a newspaper article.The phenomenon aims to relax people through certain auditory and visual 'triggers' such as the crinkling of paper or gentle whispering directly into a microphone.Charlie announced: "So, this is an exhibition at the Design Museum and it's the first exhibition on autonomous sensory meridian response - ASMR."Naga chimed in: "Well that sounds thrilling."Charlie went on: "So the idea is, maybe you can see in this tiny picture here, there's foam and stuff so you go in there, and various sounds are made and the idea is it helps you to sleep.

Naga Munchetty, 47, was shocked when a guest on her BBC 5 Live show claimed Prince Charles could have “sexed up” the speech, on Wednesday’s show.The BBC Breakfast presenter invited fans and guests to give their verdict on Prince Charles' delivery of the speech at the State Opening of Parliament, on Tuesday in which he set out the Government's legislative agenda.The Queen, who had been expected to give the speech, was unable to attend due to ongoing mobility issues.Charles has received criticism from some for his mellow tone.Playing a clip of Charles giving the speech, Naga asked: “Could the speech have been given in a more animated way?”Speaker and author Esther Stanhope, otherwise known as The Impact Guru, was invited onto Naga’s show to discuss her view of how Charles’ speech fared.She had some ideas on how Charles could have improved the speech, in her opinion, and even suggested he could have “sexed up” his mother’s speech.Esther began: “It was not a speech fit for a future king, was it?”She added: “Can we actually call this a speech?”She said it was more of a “list” than a speech and needed “rebranding”.Esther, who works as a public speaking coach, had some tips for Charles.She said: “Well, for a start, a little bit of energy would help!”Continuing, she said: “How can you care about a list of stuff?“It was almost as if somebody had handed him some awful pamphlet.”Naga said she had been reading political comments on the speech and noted that some had “branded it as dull”.Naga went on to defend Charles, by saying: “He cannot show any favour toward what is being proposed even though it is his Government, the monarchy’s government.”Esther said she would like to see “massive” changes in the system and the way the speech

Martin Lewis gave his opinion on new ITV series The Games on Wednesday night.Taking to Twitter, the money saving expert, 50, claimed that the show needed "more focus on events" and "less chat" in the studio. Martin also joked that if he was "ten years younger" then he would have wanted to have been a contestant on The Games.The TV star tweeted: "I am enjoying #TheGames- I love this type of thing (if I were 10 years younger and had more time I'd have wanted to be in it).

Naga Munchetty admitted that having a "substantial bottom" does come with its setbacks as she chatted candidly on her Radio 5 show.The popular BBC host was discussing the merits of a good sports bra as she marked the induction of the garments designers into the National Inventors Hall Of Fame in the United States.She then confessed that she prefers wearing a particular style of bra - because her bum gets in the way if she has to pull the supportive underwear on.Talking to Jo Wakefield-Scurr, Professor of Biomechanics at the University of Portsmouth, Naga, 47, joked that she has found it difficult to find the best way to get into her bra in the past due to her "substantial bottom" getting in the way.Naga said: "Sports bras are undoubtedly fabulous as an invention, they're tricky though, they are tricky. You can dislocate something if you've got a sports bra that you don't know how to get in and out of easily."Naga then asked Jo: "Have you heard about my traumas with this?"Jo replied: "Difficulties getting on and off?"To which Naga explained: "Yes.

Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis says households in the UK could knock thousands off their bills - if they act now. The ITV presenter has warned that homeowners should check their mortgage immediately.

Martin Lewis has been praised for his "compassion" after a viewer who called into This Morning for debit advice burst into tears.The show's host Phillip Schofield was joined by Rochelle Humes as they welcomed a guest on the show, who began: "I've just been struggling. I've got two credit cards and PayPal with a total of £5000 debt. "I'm on maternity leave at the moment and due to go back at the end of June, and I'm just struggling a bit," the woman continued before her voice began to tremble, and it was clear she was crying.

Martin Lewis is urging seven million people across the UK to make sure they are getting all the support they are entitled to claim from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) by doing a quick online check-up.

Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis has issued a warning to anybody on Universal Credit in the UK. There are currently around 2.6 million people in the country who are receiving the benefit payment.

Naga Munchetty has expressed her sadness following the latest news from her BBC colleague Deborah James.MORE: Lorraine Kelly sparks huge reaction with heartbreaking new tweetOn Monday evening, the presenter of the BBC podcast You, Me And The Big C revealed she is now receiving hospice care in light of her terminal bowel cancer. She also told followers she does not know "how long I've got left" in a heartbreaking message.WATCH: Dr Amir Khan shares key signs of bowel cancerSharing the statement on her Twitter account, BBC Breakfast's Naga remarked: "This is heartbreaking.

Gogglebox star Lee Riley has issued an update on close friend Jenny being in hospital. He said: "She has had an operation but it's been on the waiting list for two years, and it came BAFTA week. I was totally gutted she couldn't be by my side last night, and she was as well.

Martin Lewis has criticised energy firms which are doubling bills for one in four customers, according to research.The MoneySavingExpert founder said suppliers raising prices in some cases by 100 per cent "smells wrong". Customers complained about companies such as British Gas and Octopus in a survey by MoneySavingExpert.com between April 26 and May 3. One in four people who took part claim their bills have doubled despite being on a price cap and in credit.

Martin Lewis has replaced Richard Madeley on Good Morning Britain for the first show of the week. On Monday 9 May the 65 year old was replaced by the financial journalist who appeared alongside Susanna Reid, which ITV viewers were delighted to see. The Money Saving Expert took the opportunity to discuss the latest changes to the cost of living as well as university fees and viewers rushed to Twitter to praise the switch-up.

Good Morning Britain for the first morning show of the week as Martin Lewis joined Susanna Reid in the ITV studio.During Monday’s (May 9) instalment of the beloved news show, the TV legend was replaced by the financial journalist who fronted the show with the 51-year-old broadcaster much to the delight of viewers watching at home.But as well as presenting alongside the brunette beauty, he was also back at his regular job as he discussed the latest development in the drastic change to a cost of living.And it appears as though the presenter switch up was a hit with viewers at home, as fans rushed to Twitter to share their thoughts on the presenter switch-up online.One user tweeted: “ah #GMB back on form. Susanna & Martin Lewis.

Martin Lewis has warned all UK workers to check they’re not losing out on thousands of pounds - by simply seeing if their tax code is correct. His MoneySavingExpert website instructed workers that that the small error could have major consequences for their finances.

BBC Radio 5 Live show, Naga Munchetty, 47, told listeners about an elderly man called Walter Orthmann. According to the journalist, Walter, 100, lives in Brazil and has been working for the same textile company since 1938.This had been the topic of conversation in the “famed morning meeting” at the BBC offices, Naga admitted.The news made Naga consider her own career choices, which she shared with the show’s listeners.The BBC Breakfast star said: “A story that got us talking in the morning meeting, that famed morning meeting, a 100 year old man in Brazil has broken the Guinness World Record for working at the same company for an amazing 84 years.“His name is Walter Orthmann.