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Carol Kirkwood joked she was worried about her co-star Matt Taylor, 46, not staying in the studio as he didn't take his coat off.The 60-year-old shared a selfie of the pair backstage on her Twitter page.Matt was on camera duties as Carol put her arms around him embracing his presence.The pair smiled for the snap while stood in the BBC studio this morning. In view of her 236,000 followers, she wrote: "Errr @MetMattTaylor you are staying aren’t you?!"Getting worried as you still haven’t taken off your coat!!!"James Corden 'apologises' after restaurant calls him out on behaviourMatt also shared the post on his Twitter page, writing: "Great Wednesday mornings begin with a cwtch with @carolkirkwood I might stay for the rest of the shift."Others flocked to Carol's post to share their thoughts.Georgina Belcher commented: "Great pic of you lovely two."Ed Rik wrote: "What a lovely photo Carol and Matthew Happy Wednesday to you.Take away the rain."Derek Stothard typed: "@carolkirkwood and @MetMattTaylor.

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 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 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 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.

NAGA Munchetty left BBC Breakfast guest and award-winning crime writer Sir Ian Rankin lost for words yesterday when talking about his new book. Ian joined hosts Naga and Charlie Stayt on Thursday's show to discuss DI Rebus returning soon in the author's 24th book in the series.

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.

Carol Kirkwood, 60, shared her warm wishes with Owain Wyn Evans as he prepares to embark on a new job - but it has left BBC Breakfast fans concerned about the future for their favourite forecaster following his departure from North West Weather. Owain will be switching to a show on BBC Radio 2 - the first one ever to be broadcast from Wales.Carol shared the TV host's news with her 236,000 followers, penned: "Congratulations! Fab news!"Owain had posted a grinning and celebratory post from his own account, announcing cheerily: "I’m joining BBC Radio 2!"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."He added delightedly: "I can’t wait to get started."However, BBC Breakfast fans were less enthused about losing him from North West Weather, and took to Twitter to say so.@domandkittysmum wrote: "Does this mean we are losing you as NW weather man?"@wolrab316 lamented: "Congratulations, but NW Weather will never be the same again."@altybob chimed in: "Good luck with your new show on Radio 2.

CAROL Kirkwood had BBC Breakfast viewers swoon over her this morning as she presented the weather. The Scottish presenter, 60, was flooded with compliments following her appearance today. She wore a gorgeous purple figure-hugging dress that complimented her stunning figure.

Dan Walker being the most recent presenter to bow out. Walker left the show in May 2022 after six years to work as Channel 5's news anchor and host other programmes on the channel as well.Before that, Louise Minchin was the last BBC Breakfast veteran to leave the popular morning show, waving goodbye in September 2021 after 20 years on the channel.

NAGA Munchetty hit back at BBC Breakfast co-star Charlie Stayt live on air who claimed she looked "perplexed". The 47-year-old presenter was back on the famous red sofa on Friday morning alongside Charlie - but things soon turned sour.

Fern Britton’s ex husband Phil Vickery, 61, has been seen kissing her best friend two years on from their messy separation. The TV duo announced in 2020 that they were ending their marriage after 20 years, but insisted that they’ll “always share a great friendship”. Ferne, 65, wrote on social media at the time: “After more than 20 happy years together, Phil and I have decided to go our separate ways.

Naga Munchetty has playfully shut down her BBC Breakfast co-star live on air who claimed she looked "perplexed".The 47-year-old presenter was back on the famous red sofa on Friday (September 30) morning alongside Charlie Stayt.They woke up the nation with the latest headlines from across the world and later chatted to sports correspondent Mike Bushell.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Charlie Stayt brutally cuts off MP and fumes answer was 'not sufficient'Mike, 56, discussed the news that EFL clubs have considered moving their kick-off times forward from 3pm to lunchtime in a bid to save money on energy bills.However, research has since revealed that these savings would be wiped out by reduced income from hospitality and ticket sales.Mike said: "If you think about Carlisle going down to Exeter, if it's an afternoon kick-off you could probably set off on the same day but they may need to set off the night before for a one o'clock kick-off and then you're talking about hotel bills."After a short pause, He pointed out: "You look perplexed, Naga."She replied: "No, i'm not perplexed.

BBC BREAKFAST'S Naga Munchetty created an awkward atmosphere after a dig live on air at weather presenter Carol Kirkwood. The BBC studio became frosty after Naga told her co-presenter Charlie Stayt that "sometimes you can have enough of Carol, can't you?" This came after Carol was giving her weather report on Thursday morning.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty made a veiled dig at Carol Kirkwood as Charlie Stayt fumed the she "wouldn't stop talking". Giving a weather report on the autumnal climate and chatting to Naga about outdoor activities like golf, the pair spoke of how Friday's weather wouldn't be good for a day on the golf course.After Carol finished reporting on the weather Naga said: "It is getting windy, I don't like the wind and the rain but I like the temperature - how's that Carol, does that work?"READ NEXT: BBC Breakfast's Charlie Stayt brutally cuts off MP and fumes answer was 'not sufficient'Carol then replied: "Well, yeah, that works, but the wind can sometimes temper with the temperature - so it will feel cooler than the temperature - but it's good enough.""If you say so," replied Naga, before Carol handed back to her and Charlie.Charlie then made a jibe at the weather presenter and said: "She's still talking now," sounding mildly frustrated, albeit jokingly."Sometimes you can have enough of Carol, can't you?" responded Naga as she made a veiled dig towards her colleague and friend in a jokingly manner.Charlie laughed along with Naga as the pair then moved onto the next segment of the show.This came as Charlie brutally interrupted and grilled a Conservative MP over the mini budget and cost of living crisis.Speaking to the Chief Secretary to the Treasury of the United Kingdom – Chris Philp – Charlie didn't hold back when his answer wasn't quite up to par.Charlie asked the MP about his thoughts on the value of the pound dropping by 1%, but when he failed to give a straight answer, the BBC presenter grew frustrated.

BBC weather forecasters provide viewers with the best and worst news, revealing whether those summer barbecues will be going ahead or if they'll be rained off.And while the presenters aren't on screen for too long, faces like Carol Kirkwood and Owain Wyn Evans have become stars in their own rights – and some of their stories are far more interesting than the weather.Carol and Owain are just a few weather presenters who have garnered huge fanbases.Another is BBC presenter Tomasz Schafanaker, who reportedly counted the late Queen Elizabeth II as a fan.READ NEXT: BBC National Lottery stars now - sudden death, Phillip Schofield feud and flashing fansBut who were the weather presenters who came before Carol, Owain and Tomasz, to name a few?Here, Daily Star takes a look at where some of the BBC Weather stars are now.Long before Tomasz Schafanaker, Owain Wyn Evans or Carol Kirkwood, another meteorologist made history when they became the first person to broadcast the weather live on TV.After working as a weather forecaster for the Royal Air Force (RAF), George Cowling joined the BBC and presented the first televised weather broadcast on January 11, 1954.The broadcasts were much different from what we know today, with the BBC describing the presenter as using "charcoal sticks to draw weather features on two charts, one for today and one for tomorrow's forecast."Presenting alongside Tom Clifton, they became the first weather personality celebrities, with the press at the time naming them "Mr Shower and Mr Shine" and "Mr West and Mr Dry".It is reported that George was also a keen golfer, alongside fellow BBC weather presenters Jack Scott and Bert Foord, so it is handy that he knew what the weather would be like before setting out

The Queen was apparently a big fan of weatherman Tomasz Schafernaker and loved watching his forecasts.The late monarch - who died on 8 September at the age of 96 - is said to have made a point of tuning in to see whether Tomasz was predicting rain or sunshine.A source told the Daily Mail it was almost "like a bit of a crush".READ MORE: Full route of Queen's Lying-in-State procession as fans face 30-hour wait to see coffin"She always wanted to watch the forecasts when he was on," the insider claimed."She was amused hearing the cadences when his name was read out but she loved watching him, too."The Queen will not have been alone in enjoying watching Tomasz, who was born in Poland and first joined the BBC weather centre in 2000.The meteorologist, who is 43, is very popular with viewers thanks to his presenting style.And in 2017 he was even voted the most popular weather presenter in the UK in a Radio Times survey.He beat some big hitters like Carol Kirkwood to take the title and admitted to Radio Times that he was "really flattered" about the whole thing.TV viewers said they loved the idea of Her Majesty being a Tomasz fan too."What!!! That's amazing... imagine being the Queen's favourite...

BBC Breakfast for 15 years, passed away aged 66 after battling prostate cancer for five years. Appearing on air during Friday's show, Carol recalled a moment when she left Bill in hysterics after getting her words mixed up. READ MORE: Alex Jones pays tribute to late Bill Turnbull, calling him 'kind and generous' She said: "I loved working with Bill because he was so naughty, he had that little tinkle and sparkle in his eye and you didn’t always know what you were going to get."Sometimes he’d deliver something so off the wall it would completely throw you but it would make you laugh because it was meant in good humour and with good spirit."I remember one time I was in the Blue Peter garden and I was doing an experiment with measuring jugs."He always called me Kirky and he said, 'Kirky, are you going to do your experiment again in the programme?'"She continued: "I said, ‘Yes I’ll have my jugs out in 15 minutes’ and his face was going bright red from trying not to laugh and then he just erupted and that was Billy."Meanwhile, Susanna Reid appeared on the famous red sofa to pay tribute to her former colleague, who she presented alongside for 11 years.She said on air: "He really was the best."He was the funniest, he was the kindest, he was the most supportive and he was the most generous.

BBC Breakfast and Classic FM presenter died surrounded by his loved ones following a five-year long battle with prostate cancer.Taking to Twitter, his ex colleague Louise Minchin, 53, shared various memories from her time with Bill on the famous red sofa over the years.In view of her 268,000 followers, she commented: "Sending my love and thoughts to the family of my wonderful friend Bill Turnbull."He was a brilliant journalist, a stickler for accuracy, passionate about @BBCBreakfast and a fabulously supportive and kind team-player."Most of all he was great fun, I love how he made me laugh. Xx."Accompanying the post, she added pictures of her and Bill having a laugh together as well as a snap of the pair with weather presenter Carol Kirkwood.Piers Morgan responds to Meghan Markle's child privacy concernsMany of Louise's fans flocked to the post to send their condolences.Twitter user Mark Shields wrote: "Thoughts with you, best morning TV couple ever RIP Bill."Jo Johns added: "So sad to hear this.