'Who knew?' Naga Munchetty surprised by BBC Breakfast star's first TV appearance

A BBC News guest's interview has gone viral after the caption under her name left viewers in stitches. Clare Connelly, the chief financial officer of a bottling company, has become an internet sensation after her business name appeared to give viewers the wrong impression.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty shared her grim experience of a scary hospital dash with viewers on Saturday.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty has told viewers a gruesome tale about her secret dash to hospital. She warned: "Those with a sensitive nature may not enjoy this story.” Her co-host Charlie asked if it was a "look away moment", to which Naga chuckled: “Well, you say look away now, that’s quite an apt thing to say." She went on to talk about a newspaper article about woman who had 23 disposable contact lenses lost in her eye. “I sympathise with this woman because this has happened to me, not to the same extent,” said Naga.

Naga Munchetty, 47, broadcasted live from Downing Street following the news Liz Truss had resigned. Joining her to cover the most talked about story of the week was her ITV rival Susanna Reid, 51. Naga stood outside the famous number 10 to report coverage for BBC Breakfast, while Susanna was there for Good Morning Britain.The respective shows are aired at the same time during the week.While there may be rivalry with viewing figures, Naga and Susanna proved all was good between them.The presenter shared a picture of them smiling for the camera as they embraced each other's company.Kevin Spacey did not sexually assault actor Anthony Rapp, jury findsFans were quick to notice their similar styles for the occasion, both opting for belted wrap coats and boots.Naga shared the picture on her Instagram page, in view of her 54,000 followers.She commented: "Always good to catch up with friends/rivals on the job.

NAGA Munchetty wowed fans in a leather miniskirt at a Tina Tuner Musical show in London last night. Taking to Instagram, the BBC Breakfast presenter uploaded a snap of herself beaming alongside Rachel Stevens and Carol Vorderman on Wednesday night. Captioning the post, the 47-year-old broadcaster wrote: "Well, that was fabulous.

BBC Breakfast viewers have slammed Naga Munchetty for "continuously" talking over a Government minister on the show. The 47-year-old journalist has proved divisive among viewers during her time on the red sofa alongside co-host Charlie Stayt. And Thursday morning's programme proved no different as the seasoned broadcaster spoke to Transport Secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty’s fans all said the same thing after the news reporter shared a post-workout selfie.The 47-year-old loves to keep fit, is active on social media and regularly updates fans with snippets of her life.Naga loves to workout and often takes pictures of herself after she’s worked up a sweat, but a recent snap caused a stir amongst her 54,800 followers.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Jon Kay makes co-star Sally Nugent 'nervous' after major studio shake-upIn the picture, Naga looked bright eyed and bushy tailed as she held the camera above her head, her eyes open wide as a bead of sweat dripped near her eyes.She wore her short, dark hair in loose curls as they fell over her forehead and she appeared to be listening to music through wireless earphones.Munchetty topped off her gym look with a plain black t-shirt and took to the caption to comment.She wrote: “Anyone sweated more than this today?”Fans were gobsmacked as they responded to the BBC Breakfast host’s question.One wrote: “My gym session was very sweaty today for some reason?!”Another added: “Yup, but I’m not as fit as you, so probably only 20% of what you did by similar sweat levels.”A keen follower rushed to tell Naga that they had “done a high intensity interval training class at lunch,” while others commented on the star’s natural beauty.One told her that she is “a beautiful lady,” while another congratulated her and told Naga she “looks great on TV” so it is “all worth while”.The gushing comment came mere days after the BBC presenter admitted that she had been called “bloody useless” by her superiors back when she had just started her career.The journalist spoke to Radio Times about the incident and she recalled that she’d “had a copy

Dan Walker, 45, moved to Channel 5 News earlier in the year, marking the end of a six year stint on the BBC Breakfast sofa.

BBC Breakfast presenter Sally Nugent has admitted that her co-star Jon Kay made her feel "nervous" as the news programme experienced a major shake up.Jon Kay left his usual spot on the BBC sofa to report live from Sunderland, where he was discussing the cost of living crisis and the level of inflation with local people.The harrowing report came as inflation rose to the highest it has been in 40 years and Jon spoke to a local cab driver about how it will be affecting his life.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty in tears after being told she was 'b****y useless'After Kay spoke to Jonathan Reynolds, the Shadow Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, the reporter sent the morning's broadcast back to the BBC studios.Sally Nugent was waiting to take over but the presenter voiced her concern as Jon was reporting from Sunderland's National Glass Centre.Jon quipped: "So far, so good Sally - nothing has smashed in the National Glass Centre!"Sally chuckled before she replied: "Just stay very still is my suggestion, Jon, don't move anywhere."Kay said that she "knows how clumsy he is" and Nugent responded with: "You're making me nervous!"Jon couldn't believe his ears as he asked her to "imagine how he feels," which made Sally laugh again.Jon will be reporting live from Sunderland throughout the day as they focus on the rise of inflation and how that will be affecting real people up and down the country.

BBC, but viewers might not know that she once appeared on Casualty back in the 90s.It's clear the BBC Breakfast host is a lady of many talents as she once played a "spiky teen" on the medical soap back in 1997.And despite her impressive broadcasting career, Nina's acting credit in the Christmas special of Casualty was her first on-screen role.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Nina Warhurst swipes at Holly and Phil as she addresses 'boos' at NTAsNina, 42, took to Twitter on Tuesday (October 18) to celebrate the BBC's 100th birthday with a series of throwback snaps from her Casualty stint.The BBC star looked dramatically different as a youngster, especially given the fact that her character landed herself in hospital with a bandage and several cuts across her cheek.The journalist couldn't help laughing at her first TV appearance, joking that she was rather like her mischievous character as she too used to like "keeping boys a secret".Alongside the archive snaps, Nina wrote: "Happy Birthday BBC [balloon emoji] Howling at finding my first appearance with Auntie."Casualty…a spiky teen in polyester, keeping boys a secret, causing parents endless headaches (v method for me in 1997 luvvies)."She concluded: "Here's to the next chapter... Proud to be part of it."Nina later poked fun at her younger self in a follow-up tweet that read:"….

BBC Breakfast star Naga Munchetty said she was branded "bloody useless" by bosses in the early days of her career. The TV presenter and journalist is known for her quick wit and professionalism on the morning news show. But before Naga shot to fame she was regularly told she was "useless", often leaving her in floods of tears.

BBC Breakfast's Jon Kay was forced to move on from a report after one reporter had to find safety due to a missile attack in Kyiv.Reporter Hugo Bachega was scheduled to be reporting live to the BBC studio in the UK but the Breakfast hosts were told that he'd had to find shelter.Hosts Jon and Sally Nugent reassured viewers of the situation and told them that they will bring updates as soon as they can.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty in tears after being told she was 'b****y useless'Jon explained: "In other news this morning, we should have been talking to our correspondent Hugo Bachega in Kyiv now, but the team there has just had to move to safety because the city has once again been hit by a missile in the last few minutes."Over footage of an attack, Nugent continued: "So, these pictures that we're showing you now are actually from yesterday, when the city was struck by so-called kamikaze drones, unleashed by Russia but believed to be Iranian-made.

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty is now a household name - but her career in journalism hasn't always been quite so glamorous.She was regularly told she was "useless" and had to develop a thick skin as she got to grips with the tools of the trade.Speaking in a brand new interview, Naga admitted: "I had copy thrown at me when I first started in newspapers. I was told I was b****y useless."I did go home many a day in tears, but equally, I learnt not to make mistakes, that mistakes weren’t acceptable."Though there were lessons that were difficult for her to learn, she believes that strict workplaces actually helped her hone her craft."That fear of making a mistake meant that you did your research twice as well, and to the best of your ability," she reflected.On the subject of news sometimes being a "brutal" business, she continued: "I remember when I first decided I wanted to explore being on air, I was told, 'You are quite sensitive."'You do take criticism quite hard and you dwell on things.

BBC presenter Naga Munchetty stunned fellow co-host Charlie Stayt by confessing a guest charmed the pants off her. Sat alongside each-other, co-presenters Naga and Charlie sifted through the top stories of the day and invited guest, Martin Hibbert onto the programme.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty made a candid confession to one of the guests on Saturday (October 15) morning's show.The 47-year-old sat on the red sofa alongside regular co-host Charlie Stayt as the pair delved into the top stories of the day.One of those included an inspirational story from Martin Hibbert who was paralysed from the waist down during the Manchester Arena bombing in 2017.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Nina Warhurst swipes at Holly and Phil as she addresses 'boos' at NTAsSince then, Martin has been working "tirelessly" to raise funds for those affected with spinal injuries, including a charity climb up Mount Kilimanjaro using a specially-adapted wheelchair.Just days before he scaled Africa's highest mountain in Tanzania, Martin discovered Boris Johnson had nominated him for a Points of Light award for his incredible efforts.Martin received the prestigious award on Friday (October 14), along with a personal letter from the former Prime Minister and hopes he can now "change perception on disability."Lancashire-born Martin suffered 22 shrapnel wounds, with one that severed is spinal cord and spoke about his daughter, Eve who was also caught in the bombing and had life-changing injuries.Eve was just 14 and stood about five metres away when the suicide bomber detonated his vest at the end of an Ariana Grande concert, leaving her with a significant brain injury.Martin explained that he was told if Eve survived, "she wouldn't be able to see, hear, speak or have any memory," before sharing an incredible moment: "She started college last week!""When she's ready to share her story, she will trump me.

BBC Breakfast viewers were left questioning Naga Munchetty’s absence this morning as she failed to appear on the red sofa. TV host Naga can usually be found presenting the morning show on Thursdays through Saturdays with co-host Charlie Stayt.

BBC Breakfast presenter Nina Warhurst took a subtle swipe at Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield as she addressed the boos they received at the National Television Awards on Thursday (October 13).The 42-year-old sat alongside Charlie Stayt, replacing his regular Friday partner Naga Munchetty on the red sofa to present the day's headlines.Chat quickly turned to the NTAs, which took place at the OVO Arena in Wembley last night and the pair spoke to TV critic Scott Bryan about many of this year's winners. Holly and Phil took to the stage after This Morning won Best Daytime show, but weren't met with the kindest of responses as the crowd could be heard booing the pair as they headed to collect their award.Referencing the incident, Nina asked: "Did we hear though..

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty was notably missing from the BBC studio during Friday's (October 14) instalment of the morning show.

BBC Breakfast fans are calling on Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt to separate after viewers have seen them 'bickering' on camera. The hosts present BBC Breakfast together from Thursday to Saturday each week, and have done so for quite some time. During the show Naga and Chris discussed a pair of vintage Levi jeans that were being sold for £80,000.