Mike Bushell: Last News

One of the stars of BBC Breakfast was left having to halt a planned part of the programme as some technical gremlins struck. Sports presenter Mike Bushell was doing his latest report on the BBC One news programme on Tuesday morning (July 18) when he crossed live to Shaimaa Khalil.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty appeared to be unimpressed as her co-host informed her she'd "missed the memo" on the morning show.The TV star returned to the iconic red sofa on Friday, 29 March alongside co-host Ben Thompson. Naga, 49, and Ben discussed the Easter bank holiday and the different getaways people have planned.The pair spoke to reporter Katie, who was speaking live from Manchester Airport. As Katie finished her news segment, Ben responded: "Yes Katie, very jealous of those jetting off for their holiday weekend.

Strictly Come Dancing star Luba Mushtuk was supported by fellow dancing stars as she celebrated becoming a British citizen. The dancer, who was born in Saint Petersburg, Russia joined the cast of Strictly in 2018.

BBC Breakfast presenters had to scramble to make an apology after an old clip of news presenter Huw Edwards played during Saturday's episode of the morning show. Ben Thompson and Naga Munchetty introduced a new instalment of Newswatch during the episode on Saturday, September 23.

BBC Breakfast host Dan Walker has revealed he is "lucky to be alive" as he was rushed to hospital after being hit by a car while out on his bike.Taking to social media on Monday, the 45-year-old journalist shared a series of pictures of his face covered in blood while being looked after by NHS staff in an ambulance.WATCH: Dan Walker bids heartfelt goodbye to BBC Breakfast "Bit of an accident this morning," he explained. "Glad to be alive after getting hit by a car on my bike.

NAGA Munchetty issued a stern warning to a BBC Breakfast co-star after a catty swipe at Carol Kirkwood. Naga, 47, was back on the BBC Breakfast sofa with Charlie Stayt for the first time this week.

BBC Breakfast's Mike Bushell made a very veiled dig at Carol Kirkwood on Thursday morning (February 16).With Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt sitting on the red couch, the two BBC favourites talked viewers through the breaking news stories around the country.After Mike appeared to talk about all things sport, the trio discussed the dreary weather that has recently make a return to the UK. READ NEXT: BBC Breakfast's Nina Warhurst 'planning wedding' with co-host as he invites viewers Charlie asked Mike if it was a wet morning when he arrived at work, which left the three broadcasters fuming over how grim and rainy the weather has become.Seguing into the weather, Naga said: "You'd hope that Carol would cheer us up, wouldn't you?"With Carol then appearing on the screen, Mike made an unexpected and very veiled dig when he said: "I don't hold out much hope looking at her.""Oh. Oh," Naga said as her voice wavered a little.The entire audience then let out a gasp as Carol giggled before realising what Mike had just said."I don't know if that came out as he meant," Naga chimed in, covering for her pal and co-star.Mike could then be heard in the background saying: "The skies behind you," referring to the screen that showed grey skies behind the meteorologist.Unsure if he had made things worse for himself, Naga then said: "You need to be careful Mike."She then added: "The temper will come out there," while pointing to Carol who was on the screen behind her.Laughing at the jovial banter in the studio, Carol added: "That's called backpedaling furiously, Mike," before carrying on with her weather presenting duties.

BBC Breakfast star Naga Munchetty and Jon Kay were among those bidding farewell to one of their colleagues who quit the show last week. Naga, 47, said colleague Kate Varley, who had been a producer and journalist on the BBC show for almost five years, would be "greatly missed". Kate last week shared a group photo of her with her colleagues sitting on the famous red sofa.

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty had to warn Charlie Stayt to 'calm down' three times in a heated discussion during the show. The journalist, 47, and her co-presenter Charlie Stayt, 60, presented the latest edition of the news programme together.

BBC Breakfast star Naga Munchetty took a cheeky swipe at co-star Mike Bushell after she commented on his "tired" appearance live on air. The presenter, 47, was joined in the studio by fellow host Ben Thompson on Friday morning.

A BELOVED BBC Breakfast host returned to the show today after weeks off screen. Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt were once again on the red sofa talking about the latest news, weather and sport.

DAN Walker has revealed the BBC Breakfast co-stars he no longer speaks to after his move to Channel 5. The 45-year-old journalist left BBC Breakfast in May after six years for a new role at Channel 5.

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.

BBC Breakfast stars including Naga Munchetty, Susanna Reid and Charlie Stayt have been seen arriving for the funeral of their late colleague Bill Turnball.READ: BBC Breakfast viewers confused by presenter's outfitBill passed away on 31 August after battling prostate cancer. A statement released at the time read: "Following a challenging and committed fight against prostate cancer, Bill passed away peacefully at his home in Suffolk surrounded by his family on 31 August."WATCH: Dan Walker gets emotional as he talks about exit from BBC BreakfastIt added: "Bill was diagnosed in 2017 and has had outstanding medical care from the Royal Marsden and Ipswich hospitals, St Elizabeth hospice and his GP.

BBC broadcasters including Sian Williams, Charlie Stayt, Susanna Reid and Naga Munchetty were among those celebrating the life and legacy of Bill Turnbull at his funeral.

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty fought back tears as she announced Bill Turnbull's death live on air. It was confirmed earlier today that Bill, 66, had died after a battle with prostate cancer.

"He was brilliant at everything he did and most importantly the most wonderful company."Meanwhile, Mike paid tribute to the late Bill whilst on-air at the BBC Breakfast studios this morning."He was so funny and we developed this banter and he was instrumental in getting me more regularly on BBC Breakfast."He became my mentor and so I owe him so much," an emotional Mike revealed to the nation.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty appeared to be in a rather playful mood after she demanded her colleague Mike Bushell to pose as a statue.During the latest episode of the popular morning show, Mike was in Birmingham discussing the Commonwealth Games via video link and began his segment by positioning himself as one of the statues behind him.However as he came to a close, with host Charlie Stayt thanking him for his time, Naga told him that he must also position himself like The River Sculpture located in the water feature behind him.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast chaos as host warns show will 'end badly' when key routine skippedCharlie said: "We'll see you later on. Thank you."But Naga quickly chimed: "Well hold on a minute Mike, well Mike starts by doing the statue poses so I was just looking behind you."Glancing nervously, Mike agreed to pose like the famous The River Sculpture , however, a crew member could be heard shouting: "Not on the edge!"Mike said: "Ok, go on then! It's a lot easier than leaning." He continued: "Bit near the water but don't worry that was four years ago, we've forgotten what happened on the Gold Coast."In the studio, Naga replied: "Hands to one side and lean nicely.""Very nice, stay there.

BBC Breakfast once again descended into chaos on Tuesday (August 2) as host Ben Thompson warned things will "end badly" when a key procedure was skipped.Sports correspondent Mike Bushell was reporting live from the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham with weightlifter Chris Murray, who scooped the gold medal in the 81kg lift.But things quickly took a turn when Mike allowed Chris to lift him into the air - something which couldn't be broadcast live on the programme for insurance reasons.Instead, Mike posted a cheeky snap to his social media pages of him being hoisted up by Chris, with Sally quipping that things would surely end badly.Host Ben Thompson told a red-faced Mike: "Mike, I spied this morning that on your social media, Chris has been lifting more than weights this morning. Do you wanna have a look at Mike's social media?"Clearly unsure what to say, Mike responded: "Er, yeah, he did, erm, give me a little lift.

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty appeared to be insulted after her co-star insinuated that she's 'not tall enough'.The BBC host was chatting to reporter Mike Bushell, alongside co-host Roger Johnson, during Saturday morning's programme (July 30) when the topic of the host's height came up.Mike had visited Birmingham for the Commonwealth Games to see the great mechanical bull which had been built for the occasion.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty 'jealous' as co-star lands 'dream' stintReporter Mike even stepped inside the creation, which Naga wanted to know more about, and asked him what it was like inside.She said: "Can you tell me what it was like inside there, did it feel cavernous?"Mike then answered: "It was incredible it felt like something weirdly something out of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. It was magical it was like a little fantasy place."But you had to be small to get in there, with all due respect, Roger, I don't think you would have got in there.

BBC News has had to apologise after a picture of premier league footballer Raheem Sterling was displayed while airing a report about a completely different footballer arrested for alleged sexual offences.