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Privacy NoticeBBC Breakfast’s Naga Munchetty couldn’t resist a playful jibe at her colleague during the show’s latest broadcast. The 49-year-old star was presenting alongside Charlie Stayt on Saturday (August 10) when they updated viewers with the world’s top stories from their iconic red sofa. Sports presenter Mike Bushell was in the studio to dish out the latest Olympic updates as athletes geared up for the second-to-last day of action in Paris. The Olympics are shaking things up with the introduction of Breaking – a dynamic form of street dance born in the ’70s New York scene – aiming to draw in fresh, youthful eyes with its dizzying head spins, cool DJs, and a hip new lexicon. Wrapping up his sports roundup, Mike chimed in: “And I know you enjoyed that too as well Naga, the Breaking. A really great addition to the games I think.”Naga quipped in response: “I did but I’m not sure I’m going to try it.”, reports the Express.
BBC Breakfast’s Naga Munchetty couldn’t resist a playful jibe at her colleague during the show’s latest broadcast
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To which he reassured: “Oh no, you don’t have to participate in all the sports, just enjoy watching them.” She teased: “But you are tempted to trying it.” Matt confessed: “Well yeah, in the privacy in my own room.” Quick-witted Naga shot back: “Yeah probably better that way” leading Charlie to wrap up the banter with a polite “Mike, thank you very much.” Following the lively exchange, the BBC mainstay had to hop channels due to a major scheduling shake-up by the television chiefs.
Mike Bushell spoke to Naha about new Olympics event, Breaking
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On Saturday, BBC One viewers could only catch ” BBC Breakfast ” for 45 minutes from 6am, before switching to BBC Two. The iconic Paris 2024 Olympics coverage took centre stage on BBC One. This shuffle comes hot on the heels of Friday’s (August 9) programme mix-up with Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt. Naga was in the midst of a segment when matters went awry as the video she was meant to introduce didn’t play.
Charlie Stayt joined Naga on the famous red sofa
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There was an awkward silence until Naga commented on the error regarding the Farm Watch piece: “Well you could have had a look but we haven’t got it, unfortunately. But what we can do is show you a feed in this moment in time..” Naga later pointed out another glitch after airing the footage, saying: “Well, it is a frozen combine harvester. This is great.” BBC Breakfast airs daily on BBC One at 6amStory SavedYou can find this story in My Bookmarks.Or by navigating to the user icon in the top right.Follow OK! MagazineFacebookTwitterCommentMore OnBBC Breakfast
