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BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchettty shut down Charlie Stayt in an 'awful' row with 'tumbleweed silence' today. The pair were back on the BBC Breakfast sofa for the start of their weekly Thursday to Saturday stint.

BBC Breakfast was chock full of awkward moments on Thursday (August 25) as one star criticised the "tumbleweed silence" as his joke failed to land.Resident sports correspondent Chetan Pathak was chatting to regular hosts Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt about the upcoming Rugby League World Cup.The sports competition, based in Manchester, has elected a brand new mascot dubbed RugBee, designed by two nine-year-old competition winners and evocative of the Manchester bee.READ MORE:BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty shuts down co-host Charlie Stayt in 'awful' rowDetermined to make as many bee puns as he could, Chetan's report concluded that the costume had "created a real buzz", before he giggled: "They had another preference, but in the end they went with plan 'bee'."A confused Charlie questioned: "What was the preference?" as Naga rolled her eyes, asking him: "Oh, didn't you get it?""I spent all morning thinking that up, I'm out of bee puns," Chetan confessed. "Charlie's not impressed."Blustering, Charlie insisted: "I have got it! I've got it now. It's better when someone doesn't get it, isn't it?"But Chetan wasn't pulling his punches as he replied: "No, it doesn't land.

BBC Breakfast turned tense as presenter Naga Munchetty shut down her co-host Charlie Stayt during a row about GCSE results.The hosts were discussing results day on Thursday (August 25), when students across the country will be opening their brown envelopes after a return to exams post-pandemic.Following a live report from a high school, Charlie commented: "We'll be catching up with those students later to see how they got on. Very exciting day!"READ MORE: BBC Breakfast presenter Jon Kay branded 'boring' as he's compared to 'someone's brother'But Naga was quick to shut him down as she pulled a face, telling him: "You say it's exciting, I found it nerve-racking.

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty stepped in to defend Carol Kirkwood after a weather blunder. On Thursday, Naga, 47, chatted to sports correspondent Chetan Pathak about the women's England football team beating Spain in the quarter finals on Wednesday night.

BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty hit out on Thursday (July 21) as she admits her co-star Carol Kirkwood gets 'a lot of flack' for making false forecast predictions.During a chat with sports correspondent Chetan Pathak about the Euros 2022 quarter-final on Wednesday, which saw England trounce Spain in a nail-biting match, Naga was left sympathetic for her colleague.Naga kicked things off by asking Chetan: "Are you now at the point where you feel comfortable making a prediction about England's chances?"He replied: "Oh yeah. I probably put my neck on the line whilst we were talking during Natalie's report, yes.

BBC Breakfast presenter Jon Kay was left fuming on Wednesday (July 20), as he threatened to "pull the plug" on various elements of the programme.Jon was clearly left unhappy that producers had sent him out as a roving reporter earlier in the week during the hottest temperatures on record, first appearing by the river in Cambridge and then at Droitwich Spa Lido.Meanwhile, his co-host Nina Warhurst got to remain in the air conditioned BBC studio at Media City.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Carol Kirkwood floored as she makes show history with announcementAs the programme was plagued by a host of technical errors on Wednesday morning, with various interviews getting cut off by microphone failures, Jon decided he'd had enough.He and Nina had turned to reporter Chetan Pathak, who was in place at Brighton & Hove Community Stadium to report on the latest game in the Euro 2022 tournament, where England will soon take on Spain.Nina explained: "Time to check in with Chetan for the sport. He's in Brighton for us this morning, ahead of an important game.