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NAGA Munchetty left Bradley Walsh speechless with a cheeky quip she made on The Chase. Naga, 47, joined celebrities Brendan Cole, Amanda Byram and Adam Thomas to take part in the hit game show and raise money for a chosen charity. Naga took on Mark ‘The Beast’ Labbett but before she got started Bradley quizzed the star on her career in broadcast journalism.

BBC Breakfast’s Naga Munchetty admitted she “enjoys” the fact that The Chase’s Bradley Walsh “wakes up to her” each morning in a cheeky quip.During Saturday’s visit to the ITV studios, Bradley Walsh welcomed a slew of new contestants onto the show – but this time there was a celebrity twist. The former Coronation Street star introduced Brendan Cole, Amanda Byram, Adam Thomas and Naga onto the show in a bid to raise money for their chosen charity.

Amanda Byram has shared her joy at welcoming a baby boy following her fertility struggles.The TV presenter announced on her Instagram page that she and her husband Julian Okines have welcomed a baby son posting a black and white picture of the baby gripping her finger. She revealed that her new baby is called Phoenix Blaze Byram Okines as she opened up about her 'long' fertility journey.The 48 year old talked about the 'heartbreak' she experienced but says the new arrival is 'magical'.

BBC Breakfast’s Naga Munchetty took a brutal swipe at The Chase’s Mark Labbett after her crushing £111k defeat on the show. The TV favourite swapped her usual daytime routine for an evening slot instead as she appeared on The Chase in a bid to land some cash for her chosen charity.

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty left Mark Labbett with some lasting thoughts as she questioned whether he remembers people's names.The TV favourite swapped daytime TV for a Saturday evening slot as she appeared on The Chase in a bid to land some cash for a chosen charity. As Naga joined three fellow celebrities, Adam Thomas, Brendan Cole and Amanda Byram, she decided to test her luck and go for £111,000 after an impressive cash builder.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty has opened up about her time on the ITV quiz show, The Chase, admitting that she "remembered the fear" of filming the programme despite it being some time ago.The broadcaster, 46, took to Twitter to respond to a post by TV presenter Amanda Byram who she appears with on the programme this evening.In view of her 262,100 followers, the BBC presenter addressed her fearful experience on the quiz show, admitting that it was one she wasn't likely to forget.Naga wrote: "It was a while back!"Still, I remember the fear!"Looking forward to reliving it on @ITVChase tonight X," she ended her post.Naga was responding to a tweet TV presenter Amanda Byram had posted, where she agreed with Naga that the experience was

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The Sunday Independent, the Dublin native explained that before getting engaged, she was constantly worried about being alone and becoming a cat lady.She shared that she felt pressure from society to fit into what seemed to be the ‘norm’ but realised that she couldn’t go ahead with the wedding.Following this, Amanda recalls feeling some relief but this was then taken over by different emotions.The former Dancing with the Stars host shared: ‘The flood of emotions that followed were eventually diagnosed as depression, and not because I had cancelled the wedding, because that was the bravest and best decision I had ever made in my life.’She continued: ‘No, the depression came because I began to feel like a failure, incapable of achieving

Total Wipeout fans were left utterly furious this evening after discovering what they believed to be the new series was actually an old episode with new voiceovers.

BBC viewers have been left divided tonight as the channel aired the first ever episode of the iconic show, Total Wipeout with new hosts doing its voiceover.Total Wipeout was originally hosted by Richard Hammond and Amanda Byram but for its updated version now airing Freddie Flintoff and Paddy McGuinness have stepped in to take over.Bringing their classic banter to the show, it's certainly had some mixed opinions from viewers who took to Twitter to share their thoughts.Many complained that they couldn't "understand" why the BBC hadn't just aired the original show and "saved some money".One viewer tweeted: "@BBC so this is what pensioners pay for: an old program which was crap the first time round, with new voice overs? #TotalWipeout

Total Wipeout is finally returning tonight after eight years - but it might look a little different from how fans will remember it being.

TV presenter Amanda Byram and her husband Julian Okines are celebrating their four year wedding anniversary.

Amanda Byram has shared a motivational post about the importance of acceptance on social media having endured a slight mishap this past week.

Paddy McGuinness and Freddie Flintoff are the big stars of a new Total Wipeout reboot.

IT’S been eight years since viewers were last treated to the sight of contestants getting pelted in the face by Total Wipeout’s legendary Big Red Balls. But the water-based assault course game show, which became a cult classic, is being brought back — with two new presenters.