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Daily Mail
3 days ago
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- Daily Mail
Naga Munchetty doesn't hold back as she takes brutal swipe at co-star Charlie Stayt live on BBC Breakfast
Naga Munchetty didn't hold back as she took a brutal swipe at her BBC Breakfast co-star Charlie Stayt during Friday's episode of the show. The pair, who present the programme from Thursdays to Saturdays, returned to the red sofa to chat about the current headlines. Naga, 50, explained that there is an auction running to sell items that belong to late director David Lynch, who died on January 16, 2025. She said there will be coffee machines, a log lady ceramic mug, walkie talkies, a pair of stuffed dear heads, a red curtain and patterned rug, as well as ash trays and lighters available to buy. Naga said: 'I think there will be a lot interest in his weird effects at auction.' From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new Showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. Charlie, 62, added: 'As soon as you say Twin Peaks...' The TV star then tried to sing the theme tune to the horror drama, which was on screens between 1990 and 1991. Charlie continued: 'No, give it time. You've got to Give it time! I think I did it about right, I'll try it again if you like...' However, a very unimpressed Naga made a brutal dig at her co-star as she said: 'No don't.' She then quipped: 'Says a lot about what is in your head, really.' Laughing at her comment, Charlie said back: 'Absolutely Twin Peaks, but anyway.' It's not the first time this week that Naga has made a cheeky comment on the show. Naga had to apologise to weatherwoman Carol Kirkwood live on Thursday's episode of BBC Breakfast after admitting to making a 'sinister' comment. Carol, 63, featured on the show to inform viewers with what to expect from the weather on May 30, 2025. The weather lady explained that Friday will start with rain, but some areas could reach as high as 25 degrees. After wrapping up the segment, Naga said: 'I'm liking your numbers Carol.' 'Thank you Naga,' Carol said back with a smile on her face. Charlie couldn't contain his emotion and burst into laughter back in the studio. Naga said: 'That sounded sinister, didn't it?' Carol replied: 'It did. I don't know what is coming next!' Naga cheekily said back: 'Ah well we have another hour together. We shall see. See you later!' Carol put her hand on her face as the presenters giggled away in the studio.
Daily Mail
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Naga Munchetty apologises to BBC Breakfast weatherwoman Carol Kirkwood live on air after 'sinister' comment
Naga Munchetty apologised to weatherwoman Carol Kirkwood live on Thursday's episode of BBC Breakfast after admitting to making a 'sinister' comment. The TV star, 50, returned to screens to present the morning programme alongside her co-star Charlie Stayt, 62. With just an hour to go until the episode wrapped up, Carol, 63, then featured to inform viewers with what to expect from the weather. The weather lady explained that Friday will start with rain, but some areas could reach as high as 25 degrees. After wrapping up the segment, Naga said: 'I'm liking your numbers Carol.' From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new Showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. 'Thank you Naga,' Carol said back with a smile on her face. Charlie couldn't contain his emotion and burst into laughter back in the studio. Naga said: 'That sounded sinister, didn't it?' Carol replied: 'It did. I don't know what is coming next!' Naga cheekily said back: 'Ah well we have another hour together. We shall see. See you later!' Carol put her hand on her face as the presenters giggled away in the studio. Naga and Charlie present BBC Breakfast Thursday to Saturday while Jon Kay, 55, and Sally Nugent, 53, host the programme every Monday to Wednesday. Sundays are usually presented by step-in hosts. Earlier this month, Naga opened up about the years of experiencing 'extreme pain' after being a victim of 'medical misogyny' on Lorraine. She appeared on the ITV show to chat to step-in host Christine Lampard, 46, about her condition and her new book. Naga was diagnosed with adenomyosis in November 2022, but had been suffering with symptoms since the age of 15, but felt as if she wasn't being listened to and it took 32 years for her to get a diagnosis. Adenomyosis, which affects one in ten women in the UK, occurs where the lining of the uterus starts growing into the muscle in the wall of the womb. On Wednesday, Naga took to Instagram to celebrate her appearance at Hay Festival in Hay-on-Wye, Wales. The star shared some snaps on her account and said: 'Last weekend, almost 1,700 people joined me at @hayfestival to discuss women's health and my new book, It's Probably Nothing. 'It was an insightful and passionate discussion on why women's pain and symptoms have historically been ignored, and what we can do to advocate for ourselves in the healthcare system. 'Thank you to everyone who came to the event, and @hayfestival for having me. 'It's Probably Nothing is now available online, in all good bookshops, and in ebook and audiobook.' Many rushed to the comments section to share the love. One said: 'Fantastic book and such great advocacy, Naga.' 'You were awesome.' 'Amazing.' BBC Breakfast airs on BBC from 6am.
Daily Mail
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
BBC Breakfast fans baffled by Lulu's 'real accent and age' as she shares 'challenges she's never discussed before' in unflinching interview
BBC Breakfast fans were left baffled by Lulu's 'real accent and age' as she shared 'challenges she's never discussed before' in an unflinching interview. The singer, 76, appeared on BBC Breakfast on Friday alongside hosts Naga Munchetty, 50, and Charlie Stayt, 62. Lulu, best known for 1960s hits Shout and Boom Bang-a-Bang, discussed her new book and how she opens up about mental health. She said: 'The book is full of things that I've never talked about before. I am a pretty private person. 'I can be chatty, I can engage, but there are certain things that I've kept to myself. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new Showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. BBC Breakfast fans were left baffled by Lulu's (pictured) 'real accent and age' as she shared 'challenges she's never discussed before' in an unflinching interview. 'My mother's era, my era, you didn't talk about things the way they do today, the trials and the difficult times in your life. So I'm talking about everything.' Naga interjected, 'You're talking about mental health.' 'That's the thing that's become very clear, and I started my own mental health trust because of it, because of the book,' Lulu agreed. She added: 'I realised myself, I've had so many challenges that I've never discussed, that I've dealt with, that I've learned about, and my family and people close to me. I mean, who doesn't?' The singer went on to explained: 'And today, what's really healthy, some people overshare, but if you can relate to something that's happened to you and you found a way to get through a difficult time.' Lulu commented that she found it 'so crazy' that young people today 'want to be famous'. She said: 'I think you have no idea what that entails and it's quite hard, and a lot of my peers couldn't handle it because it was difficult, and they became addicts, drugs were involved or they just backed off because they couldn't deal with it.' During the interview, some viewers were distracted by Lulu's age and accent and took to social media. 'What's going on with Lulu's accent? #bbcbreakfast,' one commented on X. 'Has Lulu always sounded like that?' a second asked, alongside a string of thinking emojis. Someone else penned: 'Lulu still belting out tunes and sounding like Elton John it's no wonder she's written a book #bbcbreakfast.' 'Oh, is Lulu 76? #bbcbreakfast,' another said, according to the Express.
Daily Mail
16-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
BBC Breakfast's Charlie Stayt takes cheeky swipe at co-star live on air
BBC Breakfast's Charlie Stayt took a cheeky swipe at his co-star live on air during Friday's instalment. The news presenter, 62, covered the day's top stories on the morning programme alongside Naga Munchetty, 50. During the show, business reporter Peter Ruddick broadcast live from Drayton Manor Resort, in Staffordshire, and discussed increasing ticket prices due to rising running costs. Peter said: 'Charlie, Naga, I've been having a little wander around there is a Thomas Land, it looks quite sedate, I'm quite keen on that.' He joked: 'I think I'll probably keep to maybe having a go on the nice little horses over here. Look at that, that looks about my style, about my speed, not too high, what do we think?' Naga quipped: 'I think Charlie would join you on those, wouldn't you? That would be more your thing wouldn't it?' 'I'd be fine with that, I think what you need to do is a variety of things,' Charlie replied. Peter added: 'I'm a very serious business journalist.' 'Who told you that? Who said that?' Charlie quipped in a cheeky swipe, while Naga laughed in the background. Peter has been a business presenter on BBC Breakfast since October 2023 and before, was a 5Live business reporter. He also worked as a broadcast journalist at BBC news from 2016 to 2022. It comes after BBC Breakfast was unexpectedly interrupted last month due to a technical problem during a live broadcast. Presenters Naga and Charlie were reading the morning's headlines when they handed over to reporter Oli Constable, who was live in Preston. Oli was chatting to TikTok stars The SpudBros, brothers Jacob and Harley Nelson, who were in the middle of an event at Preston's Flag Market. The pair are raising awareness for testicular cancer during Testicular Cancer Awareness Month with a catchy campaign called 'Check Your Spuds.' But just as Oli began his interview with Jacob, the screen froze and the broadcast cut out. Back in the studio, Naga told viewers: 'Okay Oli, we're having some problems there with the technical gremlins in the room but we'll get back to Oli Constable and Spud Bros, of course, to find out what they're doing.' She explained that the aim of the campaign was to get men to check themselves for signs of testicular cancer: 'In a way, 'check your spuds' kind of explains it all.' Charlie joked: 'Meanwhile, they'll be checking the cables.'
Daily Mail
15-05-2025
- Business
- Daily Mail
BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty launches into a breaking news story during live broadcast
BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty launched into a breaking news story during the live broadcast on Thursday. Co-presenters Charlie Stayt and Naga began gave an overview of the day's major headlines during the morning instalment. The camera panned to show the top sport stories and an overview of the weather. When the camera returned, Naga launched into the urgent news about the UK's economic growth. As a 'breaking' tab displayed on the bottom of the screen, the presenter said: 'Good morning it's Thursday the 15th of May. 'Economic growth figures have just been released this morning and show that the UK economy expanded by 0.7 per cent in the first quarter of this year.' Charlie added: 'The Office for National Statistics data comes at a turbulent time for the global economy. 'Analysts warn that any significant increase in economic activity could be short-lived.' The increase was better than the 0.6 per cent analysts had pencilled in, with Keir Starmer wading in to boast that activity had outstripped the US, Canada, France, Italy and Germany. It comes after BBC Breakfast was unexpectedly interrupted last month due to a technical problem during a live broadcast. Presenters Naga and Charlie were reading the morning's headlines when they handed over to reporter Oli Constable, who was live in Preston. Oli was chatting to TikTok stars The SpudBros, brothers Jacob and Harley Nelson, who were in the middle of an event at Preston's Flag Market. The pair are raising awareness for testicular cancer during Testicular Cancer Awareness Month with a catchy campaign called 'Check Your Spuds.' But just as Oli began his interview with Jacob, the screen froze and the broadcast cut out. Back in the studio, Naga told viewers: 'Okay Oli, we're having some problems there with the technical gremlins in the room but we'll get back to Oli Constable and Spud Bros, of course, to find out what they're doing.' She explained that the aim of the campaign was to get men to check themselves for signs of testicular cancer: 'In a way, 'check your spuds' kind of explains it all.' Charlie joked: 'Meanwhile, they'll be checking the cables.'
