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Music star Paul Heaton has been praised for capping the price of his and Jacqui Abbott's concert tickets at £30 - to battle back against "music industry greed". Paul and Jacqui were guests on BBC Breakfast in Salford on Friday when ticket pricing was discussed.

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.

Emma Thompson said the late Alan Rickman could be “terrifying” – but when he was funny he was “hilarious”. The Oscar-winning actress, 63, worked alongside Rickman throughout his career, including playing his wife in the romantic comedy Love Actually. A collection of the Harry Potter star’s diaries have been published following his death in 2016 aged 69, giving readers an intimate look at his life and career.

BBC Breakfast host Charlie Stayt was left fuming over an on-set "argument" alongside his co-presenter Naga Munchetty.The programme hosts welcomed author Ian Rankin onto the red sofa on Thursday (October 6), but it wasn't long before Charlie admitted the pair had been rowing behind the scenes.Charlie kicked off the conversation by telling viewers: "While Carol [Kirkwood] was talking about the weather, we were talking about jigsaws."READ MORE:BBC Breakfast turns tense as Naga Munchetty shuts down Charlie Stayt in 'nonsense' rowNaga put in: "I love a jigsaw!" before turning to Charlie to say: "You hate them?"Charlie went on to explain: "Ian Rankin sits down on the sofa, next thing you know, we're having an argument about jigsaws!"Ian chimed in with: "I tell you, I could start an argument in an empty room." Charlie asked him: "Could you? Are you just naturally argumentative?"The celebrated author said: "No, it's just things that I like, other people don't like. And as we found out, Charlie, you don't like jigsaws!"Charlie answered: "They drive me...

BBC Breakfast fans were picking up on plenty of tension this morning, as presenter Charlie Stayt mocked the idea that he and co-host Naga Munchetty are "good friends".During a dissection of the day's newspaper headlines, Naga stumbled across a piece of research which says you need just over 2,000 minutes with someone to become a close pal.Reading aloud from the paper, she quizzed Charlie: "So, how many hours do you think it takes to become a good friend?"READ MORE: BBC Breakfast turns tense as Naga Munchetty shuts down Charlie Stayt in 'nonsense' rowCharlie guessed: "Years, probably," as Naga replied: "No, no!"She then explained: "34 hours. 34 hours apparently after this study of more than 2,000 individuals.“It’s 2,040 minutes we need.

BBC Breakfast was doling out tension in spades this week, as presenter Naga Munchetty shut down her co-host Charlie Stayt, branding his news item "nonsense".It didn't stop there, as Charlie went on to imply that the pair aren't friends – leaving a very chilly atmosphere on Thursday (October 6).As the pair were looking through the newspaper headlines of the day, Charlie stumbled across the news of a restaurant solely aimed at dogs, charging $75 (£66) for a three-course meal. READ MORE: Naga Munchetty despairs over new addition to family, asking fans for help Charlie explained: "This is a dog bistro, basically, and they do a three-course tasting menu for $75."On a Sunday, for example, would you like to hear what's on the menu?" he asked Naga, who was incredulous as she replied: "That's $75 for the dog?""Yes, it's a dog restaurant," Charlie explained patiently. "It's only the dogs that get fed.

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.

READ NEXT: BBC star diagnosed with Parkinson's after struggling to open Waitrose bagBut suddenly the screen then cut to the BBC's opening titles - which left viewers discussing the "technical issues" online.After cutting away to the opening sequence, the PM was back on screen and discussing her Government's decisions again.But then a second glitch happened when the screen went black and only the PM's voice could be heard.And then the channel quickly segued back to the BBC's opening sequence for a second time.The technical glitches didn't go unnoticed though, and viewers at home pointed it out on social media.Taking to Twitter to discuss the glitches, one person penned: "Oh dear, the #LauraKuenssberg broadcast is all over the place with technical issues."The tweeter continued: "Shame to cut off the beginning of such an important interview with Liz Truss. #BBCLauraK."Another person went on to say: "BBC Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg having serious technical issues and coverage blacking out during PM Liz Truss interview."While a third chimed in: "This is a car crash interview! BBC keeps cutting out, Laura cannot get a word in, Liz is completely in charge and she’s not being held accountable." Someone else however said that the programme cut out three times - and not two."WTF happened on Laura Kuenssberg? Cutting to black three times so far, cut to bbc news credits.

BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty found herself in trouble live on-air, after channel bosses gave her a telling off during an “awkward” chat.The presenter was linking up with Saturday Kitchen host Matt Tebbutt in the Salford Quays studio alongside her co-star Charlie Stayt this week (October 1).Before the link-up, the hosts had been chatting to weather presenter Matt Taylor, with Naga then informing her audience at home: “From one Matt to another.

BBC Breakfast left viewers disgusted after one reporter suggested that people struggling with their energy bills could microwave their chicken to save their pennies.Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt presented the early morning news programme and a hot topic of the day was the soaring energy bills that some households in the UK may face throughout the winter.The presenters then cut to a segment from Consumer Affairs Correspondent Colletta Smith as she informed audiences with a few simple tips.READ MORE:Naga Munchetty bids emotional farewell to 'decent' BBC colleague as he quits showHer first tip came and the presenter used the example of cooking two chicken breasts.Numbers flashed up on the screen as she explained the most to least expensive ways of preparing them.She started off with an electric oven, which would cost roughly 84p, a gas hob around 33p, a slow cooker would average out at around 24p and an air fryer would be an estimated cost of 15pHowever, the next option shocked BBC Breakfast viewers as Collette suggested people could use a microwave to "cook" their chicken breasts, which would cost a measly 5p.Viewers turned to Twitter to share their disgust as they couldn't believe their ears.One simply couldn't understand what they had heard: "Did she just advocate cooking raw chicken breasts in the microwave? First of all, who can afford chicken and secondly, maybe Saturday Kitchen could tell us why you shouldn't do that."Another disgusted viewer tweeted: "Cooking a chicken breast in the microwave," and added a GIF of Jim Carrey making a mock vomit expression.A disgruntled fan also simply tweeted: "I cant believe anyone still watches BBC Breakfast."Collette continued with her report and told viewers that turning the

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.

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.

CHARLIE Stayt saw red during an interview with a government minister on BBC Breakfast today after he repeatedly dodged questions about last week's mini-budget. Appearing on the show, Chief secretary to the Treasury Chris Philp was asked whether he saw "anything wrong" with Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng's £45billion of tax cuts after yesterday's financial turmoil.

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.

NAGA Munchetty has taken to social media to bid farewell to one of her BBC colleagues with an emotional tribute as he announced his departure from Newsnight. The BBC Breakfast host was quick to pay tribute to Stephen Smith who she applauded as a "bloody decent person". Resharing Stephen's post, Naga had her own message for the Newsnight Culture correspondent.

BBC Breakfast's Charlie Stayt brutally cut off an MP amid a heated discussion about the cost of living crisis and recent mini budget on Thursday's edition (September 29) of the beloved morning show. Following the value of the pound plummeting by 1% in the United Kingdom, Charlie and Naga spoke to the Chief Secretary to the Treasury of the United Kingdom – Chris Philp – about the mini budget.But things became heated when Charlie fumed and cut the MP off mid sentence for a response that he didn't think was adequate. READ MORE: BBC Breakfast fans slam Naga Munchetty as she unleashes 'unashamed attack' on guest Charlie asked the MP about his thoughts on the value of the pound dropping by 1%.

BBC Breakfast co-host Naga Munchetty expressed her thanks to one of her colleagues as she reflected on the sad news that he is moving on.Taking to Twitter, the star paid tribute to Stephen Smith as she re-shared his tweet about his departure.SEE: BBC Breakfast star Naga Munchetty ends interview after guest makes major faux pasNaga sweetly wrote: "One of the best creative wordsmiths/journalists I've ever had the honour to work with – And above all, a [expletive] decent person. Good luck @StephenSmithBBC x."Former Newsnight culture correspondent Stephen's original tweet read: "Some professional news: and it's good night from me for the last time @bbcnewsnight.WATCH: Naga Munchetty returns to hospital following health setback"What larks we had: Student House, Motorway Man, Big Society, Hitchhiker's Guide to Brexit.

Naga Munchetty, 47, was accused of "shouting over" 47-year-old Labour Party deputy Angela Rayner and refusing to allow her to answer questions.The BBC Breakfast interview, which culminated in angry viewers taking to Twitter to complain, was followed by an Instagram post from Naga in which she confessed that she'd needed to "let off steam"."Good start to the day. Needed to let off some steam with a run.That's done.

Charlie Stayt, 60, joined BBC Breakfast in 2006 and still presents on the show now Thursday to Saturday alongside Naga Munchetty.The TV duo have a great relationship on and off-screen, however this relationship doesn't always go smoothly on live TV.On a few occasions, Naga has put her colleague in his place during the morning BBC show, showing off her no-nonsense attitude.This happened in April where Naga increasingly turned her disdain to her co-presenter.During the show they provided a light-hearted segment about the World Scotch Pie Championships.As Charlie explained the different categories, Naga interrupted: "You can’t just sit here and read a list and not discuss the list!"Her repeated interruptions were accompanied by a scornful look.That was not the only awkward moment on the April's programme when they interviewed Olympic swimmer Adam Peaty.Adam was discussing his new suit, with Charlie saying that he "wouldn' carry it off very well".Naga again, chimned in: "Everyone agrees, by thy way."However, despite rumours and social media discussions, the BBC have confirmed there is "no credibility" in rumours of a friction between the presenting duo.Naga and Charlie have not stopped with their awkward moments, with one taking place this weekend on the show with lewis Capaldi.As the interview came to an end, Lewis told Charlie: "Can I just say you have lovely hair? We were saying it outside."The BBC Breakfast guest joked: "A wig, is it?""I didn’t say that," Lewis remarked.

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