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Naga Munchetty has announced that she's taking on an exciting new role away from BBC Breakfast.The presenter, 45, normally hosts BBC Breakfast from Thursday to Saturday on BBC One alongside her co-host Charlie Stayt.She also fronts her own radio show on Radio 5 Live, where she chats to her listeners about current affairs.

Naga Munchetty, 45, is usually seen either hosting BBC Breakfast alongside her co-star Charlie Stayt, or behind the decks on Radio 5 Live.

Boris Johnson ranted about being “the King” after his election victory, Dominic Cummings has claimed.

Eamonn Holmes has said that he “loves” the former chief advisors claims against Boris Johnson. The Irish This Morning presenter also compared Cummings, the PM’s estranged aide, to a superhero villain who is “smarter than everyone else” and confessed he “loved” the allegations against Boris.

Dominic Cummings, 49, and Boris Johnson, 57, after an interview with the prime minister's former chief aide aired on the BBC last night.The Daughters of Cornwall author branded the duo “wacko chaps”, while describing Cummings as “Machiavellian and fuelled by revenge” during his conversation with journalist Laura Kuenssberg, 44.Fern penned: “Watching #dominicCummings & @bbclaurak interview. “Cummings Machiavellian and fuelled by revenge.“#BorisJohnson a year 7 school boy boarder .”“Whacko chaps,”(sic) the star fumed.Fern went on to address Cummings’ claims that Johnson wanted to keep meeting the Queen in person despite the pandemic and his warnings that the then 93-year-old monarch would be at risk of dying if she caught coronavirus.She also

Boris Johnson claimed he would "no longer buy all this NHS overwhelmed stuff" and was reluctant to reintroduce lockdown measures last Autumn because he said those dying from the virus were "essentially all over 80", former advisor Dominic Cummings has claimed in a shocking new interview. Speaking with the BBC, Cummings claimed Johnson wanted to let the virus “wash through the country” rather than disrupt the economy, Cummings told BBC political editor Laura Kuenssberg.

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Daily Star has projected an image of Piers Morgan onto the Houses of Parliament – and we’re asking you are we ready for #PMFORPM?Last week the Daily Star jokingly asked the question on nobody’s lips: Would PM be a better PM than our current PM?And it seems we may have inadvertently unleashed a monster.

direct to your inboxLaura Kuenssberg was caught complaining on camera after Boris Johnson snubbed her question about whether people could book holidays.During a Downing Street Press conference, the BBC's Political Editor asked whether the British public could make plans for the summer.The journalist was heard to say 'he didn't answer the question,' after the Prime Minister dodged her enquiry.She asked: "Should members of the public be booking summer holidays or not, whether at home or abroad?"Because the Transport Secretary this morning warned people against booking anything at all."Mr Johnson told the briefing that there would not be an 'awfully long delay' to wait until he set out his roadmap out of lockdown on 22 February.This prompted

Boris Johnson is to announce London and parts of the South East are going into tougher 'Tier 4' restrictions at todays Downing Street briefing, according to reports.

coronavirus rules to travel across the country during the nation's first lockdown. He had already pledged to make himself "largely redundant" by the end of the year.

BBC's political editor Laura Kuenssberg has spoken about her salary in a rare personal interview.As she works for a public broadcaster, the 44-year-old's salary details are made public, and 2019 records showed that she earned between £220,000 and £229,000.READ: BBC News' Laura Kuenssberg makes extremely rare comment about husbandWhen asked about her income in a recent interview with the Radio Times, she responded: "I’m well rewarded for a job I massively enjoy doing.

BBC, having been appointed as the first female political editor of BBC News in 2015. But while she is a constant fixture on our TV screens, there is still very little known about Laura's private life.MORE: BBC Breakfast's Carol Kirkwood opens up about heartache following divorceIt was something of a surprise, then, when she touched upon her marriage in a recent interview with the Radio Times. WATCH: Celebrations for BBC Breakfast presenter Naga MunchettyLaura, 44, was being asked about her down-time, revealing: "I read a lot of brilliantly awful fiction, 99p on iBooks fiction.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been admitted to hospital for tests ten days after he tested positive for coronavirus.

Some workers are being 'emotionally blackmailed' into going into work even though they do not feel safe, it has been claimed.

Piers Morgan has told Good Morning Britain viewers that he has been banned from the government’s daily press briefings.

The prime minister stepped in to stop his scientific advisers from answering questions about Dominic Cummings during today's daily press briefing.

Controversial government adviser Dominic Cummings is expected to break his silence today as more and more people demand he quit.