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BBC Breakfast's Nina Warhurst has revealed she now has an 'official new title' after a fan made a cheeky comment. The TV presenter is well known for delivering the business news on the programme every morning.

SALLY Nugent looked sensational as she hopped onto the sofa this morning to present BBC Breakfast. The TV star was on presenting duties alongside Jon Kay for the morning as she took her place on the infamous red sofa.

The BBC Breakfast studio erupted in laughter today as the camera cut to marathon runner Kevin Sinfield urinating during the live broadcast.

NAGA Munchetty was replaced on BBC Breakfast today - after disappearing mid-way through yesterday's show. The 47-year-old presenter unusually hosts Saturday's edition alongside Charlie Stayt. However, she was replaced on the red sofa in Salford by regular BBC Breakfast relief presenter Rachel Burden.

NAGA Munchetty was missing from BBC Breakfast this morning following Sally Nugent's absence earlier this week. The BBC One programme has seen a series of presenter shake-ups all week with Naga being the latest star to go missing from the show.

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BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty, 47, was left feeling very amused after she and co-host Ben Thompson cut to Morning Live to find out what was on Friday’s show.Presenters Sara Cox and Gethin Jones introduced chef Anna Haugh who would be showing viewers how to cook asparagus in a variety of ways.As the broadcast returned to the Breakfast studio, Naga couldn’t help but poke fun at the segment.She probed: “Sara, Gethin, have you had the conversation about asparagus amongst the team this morning?”Sara swiftly responded with: “Yes we have, thank you Naga.” And Naga asked: “Any no's? The no's always surprise me.”The BBC Radio Two presenter added: “Apparently the no’s are not true, it's just that they can’t smell it.” To which Gethin cheekily chimed in: “I’m a yes.”Naga then exclaimed: “We didn’t ask what you were!”Sara then reposted the clip to her 859,000 Twitter followers, and couldn’t help but make a pun of her own as she called out Naga.She wrote: “As usual Naga being a wee bit mischievous #Asparagus.”Naga promptly responded in the comments, saying: “Have no idea what you mean...” along with a laughing emoji.The presenters were likely referring to the fact that eating asparagus leaves people's urine with a strong smell, however, not everyone is able to detect it.The exchange came as Naga returned to the BBC Breakfast sofa after being absent for two weeks.She had been replaced by the channel’s weekend presenter, Rachel Burden, before her return on Thursday alongside Charlie Stayt.It is likely that Naga took some time off over the Easter break, but that didn’t stop fans being concerned that she had left permanently following the departure of co-stars Dan Walker and Louise Minchin.Naga liked a number of messages on

weekend presenter Rachel Burden on the red sofa instead of regular host Naga Munchetty.Burden appeared alongside Charlie Stayt, Munchetty's regular co-host with whom she fronts the show from Thursdays to Saturdays, with Dan Walker and Sally Nugent taking over from Monday to Wednesday.Munchetty's unexplained absence came in the wake of Dan Walker's announcement that he's quitting BBC Breakfast after six years to host Channel 5's new news show. Here's what we know about Naga's husband and background, including her upbringing and current age.

BBC Breakfast weather presenter Carol Kirkwood was missing from the iconic morning programme on Friday (April 15), just days after confirming she had landed a 'new job'.With hosts Charlie Stayt and Rachel Burden on the red sofa, Carol wasn't the only one missing from the show, as Naga Munchetty has also been taking a break for the Easter holidays.Dan Walker - who sensationally quit the BBC earlier this month in favour of a move to Channel 5 - has also been missing for the last two weeks, replaced by Jon Kay for his usual Monday to Wednesday stint.Carol was instead replaced by Sarah Keith-Lucas, who presented the meteorological report in her absence.She is one of several regular weather presenters, along with Matt Taylor and Owain Wyn Evans.But Sarah is rarely seen on air, last appearing on March 24. Fans were loving seeing her on the show, and took to Twitter to share their thoughts.One wrote: "Good morning Sarah you always do the weather with a smile xxx", as someone else chimed in: "Morning, seeing you this morning was beautiful enough Sarah!""Hey Sarah good morning to you looking very summery in your yellow dress.

BBC Breakfast host Charlie Stayt found himself rather upset during a music festival row in the studio on Monday.Hosting the programme alongside his temporary co-presenter Rachel Burden - with Naga Munchetty absent once again - Charlie was forced to turn his attention to the realm of the music fest in a rather unexpected segment.The pair were discussing the relocation of various moving sculptures from Nevada's Blackrock Desert Burning Man festival to the genteel estate of Chatsworth House in Derbyshire.The estate will be putting the incredible artworks on display for all to see in praise of the arts and culture festival thousands of miles away.Rachel began the segment by teasing Charlie: "Now, if you don’t think you’re gonna make it to the Burning Man festival in Nevada this year...

BBC Breakfast presenter Rachel Burden has been making waves on the morning programme ever since she replaced Naga Munchetty for the first time.The star has been sitting alongside regular host Charlie Stayt for the past few weeks - leaving fans baffled as to why Naga is absent, especially after her social media silence.It comes amid numerous shake-ups on the red sofa, with Dan Walker recently announcing his intention to quit the programme for a job at rival network Channel 5.Rachel, however, hasn’t avoided scrutiny on the programme, and came under fire for halting a harrowing interview on air for a rather odd reason.Rachel was chatting to former male model Norman Scott about his past relationship with Liberal MP Jeremy Thorpe, which ended in a badly planned conspiracy by the politician to murder his lover.82-year-old Norman bravely opened up on the assassination plot against him - during which Rachel randomly interrupted to announce the time.She said: "At this point, and it seems like a strange point to say this pause, we just need to tell you the time. It's 8.59 and you're watching BBC Breakfast."We just need to allow that to happen so we can carry on with the story now."But what about Rachel’s life away from the cameras? Daily Star takes a look.In June last year, Rachel found herself suffering a horror injury after a game of football gone wrong.The star turned to Instagram to share a snap of her right ankle encased in a heavy duty black boot strapped with velcro, explaining that she had managed to chip some of the bone away with her injury.She told fans: “Well this is me for the next 6 weeks.

BBC Breakfast viewers slammed journalist Rachel Burden for interrupting an interview while the guest was recounting the time he was almost shot. Rachel, 47, hosted Thursday's show alongside Charlie Stayt, 59, when they interviewed infamous male model Norman Scott about his affair with former Liberal MP Jeremy Thorpe.

BBC Breakfast fans were left unimpressed during the latest instalment of the programme after an emotional interview was interrupted.Hosts Charlie Stayt and Rachel Burden were back on our screens on Thursday (April 7) morning to discuss the latest news headlines.The pair welcomed former male model Norman Scott to the studio to discuss his side of the story surrounding his past relationship with Liberal MP Jeremy Thorpe.Their secret romance ended the career of Mr Thorpe and and the politician reportedly began a badly planned conspiracy to murder his lover.As Norman, 82, bravely opened up about the assassination plot against him, presenter Rachel randomly paused the interview.She said: "At this point, and it seems like a strange point to say this pause, we just need to tell you the time. It's 8.59 and you're watching BBC Breakfast."We just need to allow that to happen so we can carry on with the story now."Norman continued to recall the moment a gun was pushed into the side of his head after his dog was shot dead, but viewers were distracted by the "rude" interruption.

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty has been replaced in ANOTHER host shake-up after hitting back at trolls. The 47-year-old usually hosts the show Thursday to Sunday alongside Charlie Stayt, 59.

BBC Breakfast was forced off air this morning as fire alarms rang through the studio. The show was pulled off air as the sirens went off and an announcer could be heard saying: “Attention, attention, please evacuate the building by the nearest available exit.” The interruption came as BBC presenters Roger Johnson and Rachel Burden were in the middle of an interview with Apprentice winner Harpeet Kaur.

BBC Breakfast was pulled off air this morning as a loud alarm rang through the studio. Presenters Rachel Burden and Roger Johnson were chatting to Apprentice winner Harpreet Kaur when they were ordered to stop filming.

BBC Breakfast was suddenly forced off air on Saturday morning as an alarm begin to sound in the studio. Roger Johnson and Rachel Burden were in the midst of hosting the news programme from the BBC's Salford-based studio when they were interrupted by what sounded like a smoke alarm.

Naga Munchetty took a cheeky swipe at her co-star Rick Edwards when she stepped in to present a Radio 5 show with him.BBC Breakfast star Naga fronts her own Radio 5 show, but she filled in for her BBC colleague Rachel Burden on Monday (February 21) - who was absent.Naga normally presents her Radio 5 show Monday to Wednesday at 11am, but she took the reigns on Rachel's Live Breakfast show alongside Rick Edwards.Naga didn't miss an opportunity to tease Rick on Twitter before she sat in for Rachel, though, and she joked that her colleague Rick "may regret" inviting her on this week.Speaking to her 265,000 followers, she wrote: "n your ears a little earlier today @bbc5live from 0600-0900 with @rickedwards1 letting me share the Breakfast studio with him..."Naga added: "Will he regret it?"Naga's fans loved the cheeky comment and rushed to comment on the BBC star's post.One fan wrote: "Well it would be an honour to work with a nice lady like you Naga."A second quipped: "He'll be sorry."A third said: "He'd be silly if he did!"A fourth added: "I missed [the show] this morning."Speaking on her new slot, Naga said she'd be stepping for Rachel over the next few days.She started off: "Good morning to you. Rick, hello.

Naga Munchetty took the reins alongside her co-host, Rick Edwards, on his morning show 5 Live Breakfast as the BBC presenter took over from regular broadcaster Rachel Burden who was noticeably absent today.The journalist, who fronts her own radio show on the network, stepped in on the morning programme.Taking to Twitter, the 46-year-old made a cheeky admission ahead of sitting in for Rachel.The BBC Breakfast presenter joked that her co-presenter Rick "may regret" having Naga on board over the next few days this week.In view of her 265,000 followers, Naga penned: "In your ears a little earlier today @bbc5live from 0600-0900 with @rickedwards1 letting me share the Breakfast studio with him..."She added: "Will he regret it?"Social media users flocked to comment on Naga's post, as Geraint Lewis joked: "He'll be sorry."Sir Hugo commented: "Well it would be an honour to work with a nice lady like you Naga."While Andrew cheekily fumed: "I missed [the show] this morning."Speaking on 5 Live Breakfast, Naga explained that she will be filling in for Rachel over the next few days."Good morning to you. Rick, 'Hello,'" she began.

BBC star Rachel Burden, 47, found herself defending a friendly conversation she had on-air with Radio 5 Live co-star Rick Edwards, as the pair chatted about coffee.