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BBC Breakfast star Jon Kay has revealed his "most terrifying moment" live on air.The news host shared with his co-star Sally Nugent on Monday's show (August 29) that he was really scared to go on University Challenge.The topic arose as the programme is celebrating its 60th year anniversary and Sally thought it would be funny to bring up Jon's stint on the show.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast’s Naga Munchetty ‘enjoys’ Bradley Walsh ‘waking up to her’ in cheeky quip Sally said: "Later on in the programme, we are celebrating a really important anniversary. A very famous quiz show, it's University Challenge of course."It's been around 60 years, it's had incredible guests on this programme – Jon Kay – the best brains in Britain, superstars, academics...""And people who happen to be near the studio and got involved in the Christmas special a couple of years ago," quipped Jon.He added: "It was the most terrifying thing I've ever done." Sally said: "You answered a question, though.

BBC Breakfast viewers were left seriously distracted by Carol Kirkwood's low-cut dress this morning. The 60-year-old always looks lovely on BBC Breakfast while sharing her weather reports, but viewers were particularly taken with today's outfit.

BBC Breakfast star Carol Kirkwood admitted she is a “broken woman” in a tragic on-air confession.The weather presenter was giving an update for the week alongside Jon Kay and Tina Daheley, who was replacing Sally Nugent on the iconic red sofa during the holidays.Following on from a segment on local photography, dubbed ‘Life’, which featured pictures of a sewage plant among other minimalistic snaps of chip shops and local industry, Jon commented: “Beautiful pictures, aren’t they? Stunning.READ MORE:BBC Breakfast's Carol Kirkwood warns 'I'm not kidding' as host forced to defend himself“And I doubted that a sewage plant could look beautiful, but it did.”Things then took a turn for the awkward, as Tina attempted to follow up: “Er, and… I’m not sure! I’m trying to think of a way to link in to Carol, but with the word sewage…”An incredulous Jon replied: “What, from sewage?! Good luck with that, Tina” as Tina said: “Well, exactly! So I’m going to leave that there, and instead mention the word ‘muggy’, that you mentioned earlier, Carol.”Trying to keep a smile on her face, Carol responded: “Ah, top of the class to you today, you are absolutely right!”Jon chimed in: “Well recovered, Tina!” as Carol continued: “I know, I was a broken woman there for a minute.

BBC Breakfast fans were shaken by a presenter switch-up on Monday (August 22), as Sally Nugent was once again missing from the famous red sofa.Standing in for her was Tina Daheley, who hosted the show alongside permanent presenter Jon Kay.Sally usually presents Breakfast from Monday to Wednesday each week, alongside Dan Walker before his move to Channel 5, and now alongside Jon.READ MORE: Naga Munchetty unimpressed at BBC Breakfast chaos as star forgets name in awkward reportNaga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt then take over towards the end of the week.But now Tina has stepped up to the plate, with plenty of fans gathering to congratulate her on her latest career move.Taking to Twitter on Sunday night, Tina penned: “Back on the @BBCBreakfast sofa with [Jon Kay] from tomorrow. Come join us from 6!” adding an alarm clock emoji.Tina added a sweet snap of her sitting alongside Jon, clinking their orange BBC Breakfast mugs together as Jon pulled a face for the camera.One fan quickly commented: “Great pic.

BBC Breakfast presenter Tina Daheley was caught red-handed using her mobile phone live on-air by her co-star Jon Kay.In a baffling exchange, Tina - who is currently standing in for regular presenter Sally Nugent - whipped out her phone during a discussion about the Edinburgh Fringe festival's best jokes.Beginning the conversation, Jon told viewers: "We want to hear your jokes, your best gags, your one-liners, your puns. Let us know this morning - email us, message us on Twitter or use the BBC Breakfast hashtag.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast’s Sally Nugent replaced as fans congratulate new host on career move"Just make us laugh.

BBC Breakfast's Sally Nugent and Jon Kay were left giggling after they branded weather presenter Carol Kirkwood as the "most normal" member of the cast.Show regulars Jon and Sally passed over to their co-star Carol so that she could inform viewers about the current weather situation.The UK is experiencing a heatwave and a drought, so sudden rain and expected thunderstorms may bring flash flooding for some.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Nina Warhurst issues apology after sharing concern for 'struggling' co-hostAfter Carol gave her forecast, she passed back to John and Sally in the BBC studio.Jon breathed a sigh of relief and said: "Almost normal."He then clarified that he meant "the weather, not Carol," and Sally giggled.She responded with: "Carol's the most normal out of all of us!"Sally's cheeky comment comes as Carol has recently shared fears over leaving her job as a weather presenter for the early morning news show.Kirkwood has admitted that she is worried to face the axe due to concerns about her age and said that her exit may be within the next 10 years.The 60-year-old has been with the show since 2000 and with BBC News since 1998.Carol has revealed that she would like to be with the show way into the future, but reckons she won't be around the BBC studios at 70-years-old.In an interview with Western Mail, Carol opened up about her career woes.She said: "Hopefully it will be natural, but I also have to acknowledge I’m 60 and [I'm] unlikely to be at the BBC when I’m 70, I would have thought. It’s the natural course of events.

BBC Breakfast star Carol Kirkwood thinks she will be axed from the show before her 70th birthday.

BBC Breakfast star Carol Kirkwood has admitted she plans to quit her position at the show before she gets too old. The Scottish weather presenter explained she felt it was unlikely she would still be on the show in ten years - when she reaches 70. Carol, 60, who has become a much-loved regular face of the BBC news programme, said she will likely quit "when she's 70".

BBC Breakfast fans have seen a whole host of different presenters in recent weeks, as permanent hosts Jon Kay and Sally Nugent took some time off to coincide with the summer holidays.Even Charlie Stayt has been absent from some programmes, with Ben Thompson standing in for him alongside Naga Munchetty.But presenter Victoria Fritz particularly caught fans’ attention as she branded herself the “luckiest woman alive” while standing in for Sally alongside Ben.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast Ben Thompson’s life - hunky boyfriend, shirtless snaps and ‘bullying’ rowWhat about the star’s life when the cameras aren’t rolling, though? From her waters breaking just after a live broadcast to her struggles giving birth to a premature baby, Daily Star takes a look.Victoria knew that, while pregnant, she’d need to be prepared with a job that took her all over the country.The star made notes of good hospitals in various UK cities as a worst case scenario - and found she needed them when her waters broke just after she discussed the business news of the day live on BBC Breakfast.She was hundreds of miles away from her home in London while at the Media City studios in Salford, and unable to contact her husband Dan.Sally Nugent was forced to step in for Victoria as she travelled to the nearby St Mary’s Hospital in Manchester, and she gave birth to her son William five weeks early.Speaking of the incident, Victoria admitted to MailOnline: “It feels surreal. Everything happened so quickly.

BBC Breakfast star Naga Munchetty has shared a sweet snap of her rarely-seen husband James Haggar as the two enjoy a glamorous day out on the golf course.The TV presenter, 47, revealed her "rubbish result" in the caption as showed fans a look at her competitive side.Taking to Twitter, she wrote: "Ok. This year's series is nearly a whitewash.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Jon Kay missing again alongside Sally Nugent as new host steps in"Must do better @FrilfordHeathGC.

BBC Breakfast (August 11).Naga Munchetty and her co-star had been busy discussing their favourite snippets from today's newspapers, with Charlie Stayt revealing a piece about "sneezing sponges" first.After listening to her co-host's spiel, Naga chimed in, holding up her own segment which she appeared to be really excited about - with Charlie seemingly less then enthusiastic.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Jon Kay missing again alongside Sally Nugent as new host steps in"Talking about things taking longer in water, how long can you hold your breath for?" demanded Naga.Looking puzzled, Charlie shot Naga a confused face and remained silent, with the Radio Five Live star adding: "Just try from now, okay."Checking that the presenter was in on the challenge, she asked: "Are you holding it?""No," responded Charlie, to which Naga moaned: "Ohhh come on, play the game."Standing his ground, the BBC presenter shot back at Naga, telling her again: "No, because it's dangerous and risky.""It's not dangerous," insisted Naga.Charlie refused: "It's very very dangerous, I'll look up the guidelines, there's some guidelines about this."Unimpressed, Naga fumed: "I imagine there will be," as she continued to speak about the news clip.Meanwhile, last week Naga sent Instagram fans into a frenzy as turned up the heat with a sweaty selfie.The TV star explained that she needed to clear her head and decided to run home from work in the hot weather.Inspiring others to get out and get some fresh air when needed, she captioned: "Perfect weather for running home from work."Head and mind cleared. Now for a second breakfast with mates, a snooze (alone) and then a film for the afternoon.

BBC BREAKFAST's Sally Nugent was left hot and bothered today when she made a slip-up on live TV. The BBC host appeared to be embarrassed and turned red after a blunder while introducing the weather on the breakfast show. While introducing the sports and weather segments, things took a slightly awkward turn.

BBC Breakfast saw one beloved news anchor turn red-faced during Wednesday morning's edition of the show.Ben Thompson and Sally Nugent headed up the red couch this morning (August 10), but it was between the sport and weather when things really got going.Chatting about Serena Williams' tennis career and whether or not she will decide to retire soon, Sally segued away from the sport and introduced the weather.READ NEXT: BBC Breakfast's Jon Kay still missing as co-star replaces him alongside Sally NugentBefore she welcomed Carol Kirkwood though, Sally made an awkward blunder that Carol sweetly played along with after the news anchor was left red-faced on the red sofa."Let's evolve away to the ten-" Sally said when she made the blunder, laughing it off and appearing a little taken aback and tongue-tied."Not the tennis, to the weather now," she quickly added to cover up her mistake.Laughing it off, Sally said "morning" to Carol before she appeared on-screen from a rooftop in the capital city.Covering up for her pal, Carol played along and said: "I was thinking you saw us actually, we were having a quick game of tennis up here earlier, Sal."Later on she appeared back on our screens when she was trying to talk loudly over some rather loud drilling in the background.This comes as Jon Kay is still missing in action from his fairly new role after taking over from Dan Walker.Jon was hired to present the programme alongside Sally from Monday to Wednesday with Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt taking over for the remaining days of the week.He was missing from his new role on Monday, August 8 - and again today - with his Twitter untouched since July, 31.Discussing the new job offer when the news broke earlier this year, Jon told fans

BBC Breakfast narrowly avoided being tossed into chaos during a segment on Motor Neurone Disease, as one star was scolded: "Put it away!"Correspondent John Maguire was on the scene at rugby star Ed Slater's charity bike ride to raise awareness for MND after he himself was diagnosed with the condition.The athlete and a huge group of pals and teammates are cycling 350 miles to raise money for research to battle the disease, and starting their second leg today (August 9).But things quickly started to go wrong, as John was forced to intervene during a rather major wardrobe blunderGathering Ed's teammates for a quick chat before they headed off on their journey, John explained to Sally Nugent and Ben Thompson in the studio: "You'll be thrilled to know that we almost had an unfortunate incident a few seconds ago."Jim Hamilton's belly button was out - but he's covered it up now! Put it away!" he scolded Jim, adding: "So we've saved that from everybody's breakfast cereals!"Jim desperately patted his Lycra cycling shirt over his belly to ensure everything was still covered - and couldn't help but giggle at John's antics.The group thankfully got off to a smooth start then, travelling from Leicester to Twickenham via Milton Keynes - Ed's home town.Fans on Twitter were also left giggling at the cheeky segment, as one penned: "Flashing his belly button! Good luck #4Ed & pals!" with a cry-laughing emoji.Another fan poignantly penned: "Such an emotional piece on @BBCBreakfast covering the first day of the bike ride raising money #4Ed lovely to see two great clubs teaming up and supporting Ed. "Hope the ride to HQ goes well today and the money keeps flowing in @edslater."This is a live TV story and is being constantly updated.

Naga Munchetty fired back at a brutal troll who slammed her as the "most annoying person".The 47-year-old BBC Breakfast star appeared to be outraged by the comment that appeared online.Normally the radio host isn't one to take offence when it comes to brutal tweets but this particular keyboard warrior really seemed to get under her skin.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Jon Kay missing again alongside Sally Nugent as new host steps inThe unprovoked remark on the popular platform read: "Can I just say Naga. I cant explain why but I find you the most annoying person on TV."In retaliation, Naga shot back: "I just can't understand why people don't know how to use apostrophes William."She finished up with: "Ho hum.

BBC Breakfast was involved in a series of major shake-ups this week, as Ben Thompson and Victoria Fritz replaced permanent hosts Jon Kay and Sally Nugent.Despite officially quitting the programme earlier this year, Ben found himself back on the iconic red sofa to fill in for the missing presenters as they take an extended summer break.But even the keenest of Breakfast fans might not know too much about Ben’s life when the cameras aren’t rolling.READ MORE:BBC Breakfast star is 'luckiest woman alive' as she replaces Sally Nugent as hostFrom his sweet relationship with his boyfriend of 11 years to a tense ‘bullying’ row he found himself tangled up in, Daily Star takes a deep dive into his life off-screen.Ben has been in a relationship with his partner Andy Roche since 2011 - and the pair regularly share adorable updates into their personal lives online.Ben celebrated their 10th anniversary together last year as he told media lawyer Andy: “Happy ten years @andyroche. Can’t believe you’ve put up with me for ten actual whole years.

BBC Breakfast host Ben Thompson was left "really worried" as his co-star Victoria Fritz looked close to vomiting live on-air.The pair were looking through the newspaper headlines of the day when Ben stumbled across an image of a woman with 42-foot long nails, telling viewers at home: "Can we just show you this picture? Because it's kind of amazing but also a little bit disgusting."Victoria then stuck out her tongue and made a retching noise, as Ben forged ahead: "42-foot fingernails. Can you see them? You need to sort of get the full sense of...

BBC Breakfast star Victoria Fritz branded herself the "luckiest woman alive" as she replaced permanent host Sally Nugent on the red sofa. Sally usually presents the show from Monday to Wednesday each week alongside the newest permanent host Jon Kay, who has been absent for the entire week.Though Sally was in work on Monday and Tuesday, hosting alongside Ben Thompson, it seemed she had opted for a day's holiday on Wednesday - leaving Victoria to step in for her.READ MORE:BBC Breakfast chaos as host warns show will 'end badly' when key routine skippedAnd in a sweet snap posted to her social media on Tuesday night, Victoria was chuffed with the line-up, while fans were desperate to see her on-screen.She headed out for drinks and a meal with her new co-host Ben, alongside business correspondent Ben Boulos, telling fans: "Ssshh… whisper it… But the stars have aligned… this may well be your line-up for tomorrow morning on @BBCBreakfast… Luckiest woman alive?"She went on to tag both Bens in her tweet - sending fans wild.On the morning of her presenting stint, Victoria once again turned to update her Twitter followers, teasing: "Behind the scenes on @BBCBreakfast."Featuring shoes… toast… and the delectable @BBCBenThompson.

BBC Breakfast's Jon Kay was missing from the show AGAIN today as a new host was forced to step in. Jon, 52, was confirmed as Dan Walker's permanent replacement last month, hosting Monday to Wednesday each week alongside Sally Nugent.

BBC Breakfast was left with a presenting shake-up again on Tuesday (August 2) as Jon Kay was missing from the sofa once again. Instead, temporary host Ben Thompson was forced to step in alongside permanent presenter Sally Nugent - despite Jon only recently landing Dan Walker's old job.Jon is slated to present the programme from Monday to Wednesday each week, with Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt taking over in the latter half of the schedule.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty 'jealous' as co-star lands 'dream' stintBut this week has been one filled with changes, as the weekend also saw Charlie replaced by Roger Johnson.Some fans at home, however, were loving Ben's input into the show, as one praised on Twitter: "My favourites [are] Ben Charlie and Naga most of the time!"It comes as Ben announced he was "beating the holiday blues" with Sally after heading to Sicily with his partner Andy Roche and a group of their pals.

BBC Breakfast fans were less than impressed after tuning in to the morning programme as Sally Nugent and Ben Thompson presented the show.Ben was hosting the show in place of Jon Kay and prior to the programme the England women's football team, the Lionesses, had won their match against Germany and the country was in uproar.The BBC news programme shared clips from the game, from crowds celebrating up and down the country and interviews with the football players themselves.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast in total chaos as collapse in studio leads to urgent action from crewThe first hour of the show was mainly taken up with football talk and some of the viewers were not happy.Some took to Twitter to comment on the morning's schedule.A furious fan tweeted: "That's enough football now, surely?"Another added: "Is this the only news we're going to be having for the foreseeable? For f**** sake, get a grip!"The early morning news programme took the opportunity to show patriotism and pride after the Lionesses' incredible 2-1 win against Germany.They interviewed proud supporters throughout the country and showed audiences videos from behind the scenes, including a clip of the team on the bus after the game as they jumped up and down and sang to each other.One reporter was sent to Trafalgar Square where viewers were told they could join in the festivities from 11 o'clock on a first come, first serve basis.He told the camera that the Lionesses will be making an appearance in the square and that the DJ decks will be blaring football classics such as Sweet Caroline and Freed From Desire.England player Chloe Kelly famously dropped the microphone to go and sing Sweet Caroline with her team mates during the middle of an interview after the