5 h. ago BBC Breakfast's Carol Kirkwood says Easter weather won't be 'a complete washout'

It follows a yellow weather warning that saw Wales hit by heavy rain for 24 hours

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9 h. ago BBC Breakfast's Sally Nugent 'feeling smug' as she calls out co

BBC Breakfast presenter Sally Nugent couldn't resist calling out her co-star Jon Kay live on air during the latest instalment of the BBC news programme

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26 h. ago BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty inundated with support as she makes announcement

Naga Munchetty, who is best known for co-presenting BBC Breakfast, has been inundated with messages of support after announcing a 'delightful' new project

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32 h. ago BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty flooded with support as she makes major career announcement

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty has been inundated with support from fans as she shared some "delightful" news with her 250,000 Twitter followers

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57 h. ago BBC Breakfast's Sally Nugent insists 'never in a million' after co

BBC Breakfast presenters Sally Nugent and Jon Kay were back on the morning TV show on Monday bringing viewers the latest headlines

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2 d. ago BBC Breakfast chaos as Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt 'not speaking' to editor amid bullying row

The BBC Breakfast presenters are said to have a strained relationship with their editor

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4 d. ago Parliament approves British Steel bill as sources say owners blocked from entering Scunthorpe plant – live

The Steel Industry (Special Measures) has now passed through the House of Lords and is awaiting royal assentIt’s been a busy morning for Sarah Jones, who is now on BBC Breakfast.Asked whether the government had received any private offers for the company’s Scunthorpe plant, Sarah Jones said:There is not at the moment, to answer your question, a private company that is there willing to invest at this point.When we came into government, there was a deal on the table with Tata Steel in Port Talbot.We negotiated in 10 weeks a much better deal, but there was a private company willing to invest, who are now investing.We are hoping that the company will co-operate with what we are asking them to do, we hope that we will give them a notice and they will continue.If they do not, we will step in. Now the company will be liable for any costs that we incur, and we will seek to get that money back.We have the £2.5 billion fund for steel which we had in our manifesto, that we will use if necessar...

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4 d. ago MPs approve British Steel bill after Chinese owners’ ‘excessive’ demands – live

Bill now proceeds to the House of Lords for debate and passageIt’s been a busy morning for Sarah Jones, who is now on BBC Breakfast.Asked whether the government had received any private offers for the company’s Scunthorpe plant, Sarah Jones said:There is not at the moment, to answer your question, a private company that is there willing to invest at this point.When we came into government, there was a deal on the table with Tata Steel in Port Talbot.We negotiated in 10 weeks a much better deal, but there was a private company willing to invest, who are now investing.We are hoping that the company will co-operate with what we are asking them to do, we hope that we will give them a notice and they will continue.If they do not, we will step in. Now the company will be liable for any costs that we incur, and we will seek to get that money back.We have the £2.5 billion fund for steel which we had in our manifesto, that we will use if necessary, so there will be no extra costs to the Exch...

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4 d. ago BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty opens up on condition she's been battling 'forever'

BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty opened up on her long-term health battle as she chatted with Dr. Fari Ahmad on the programme

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4 d. ago BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty admits 'I've had it forever' as she opens up on 'debilitating' allergy

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty has opened up on a 'debilitating' condition during this weekend's show, as she joined co-host Charlie Stayt

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4 d. ago MPs debate emergency law to take control of British Steel after Chinese owners’ ‘excessive’ demands – live

No 10 has published a draft law that would give the business secretary the power to direct the companyIt’s been a busy morning for Sarah Jones, who is now on BBC Breakfast.Asked whether the government had received any private offers for the company’s Scunthorpe plant, Sarah Jones said:There is not at the moment, to answer your question, a private company that is there willing to invest at this point.When we came into government, there was a deal on the table with Tata Steel in Port Talbot.We negotiated in 10 weeks a much better deal, but there was a private company willing to invest, who are now investing.We are hoping that the company will co-operate with what we are asking them to do, we hope that we will give them a notice and they will continue.If they do not, we will step in. Now the company will be liable for any costs that we incur, and we will seek to get that money back.We have the £2.5 billion fund for steel which we had in our manifesto, that we will use if necessary, so ...

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4 d. ago MPs debating emergency law to take control of British Steel – live

No 10 has published a draft law that would give the business secretary the power to direct the companyIt’s been a busy morning for Sarah Jones, who is now on BBC Breakfast.Asked whether the government had received any private offers for the company’s Scunthorpe plant, Sarah Jones said:There is not at the moment, to answer your question, a private company that is there willing to invest at this point.When we came into government, there was a deal on the table with Tata Steel in Port Talbot.We negotiated in 10 weeks a much better deal, but there was a private company willing to invest, who are now investing.We are hoping that the company will co-operate with what we are asking them to do, we hope that we will give them a notice and they will continue.If they do not, we will step in. Now the company will be liable for any costs that we incur, and we will seek to get that money back.We have the £2.5 billion fund for steel which we had in our manifesto, that we will use if necessary, so ...

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4 d. ago BBC plunged into crisis as Naga Munchetty in bullying row with Breakfast boss

Munchetty is reportedly ‘quite open’ about her concerns regarding the BBC Breakfast boss

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4 d. ago BBC Breakfast presenters Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt 'are at loggerheads' with boss amid 'bullying' dispute at Salford studios

BBC Breakfast presenters Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt are described as being 'at loggerheads' with editor Richard Frediani amid claims of 'bullying and misconduct'.

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4 d. ago Louise Minchin admits 'it's real honour' as she replaces Angela Rippon on BBC show

Former BBC Breakfast presenter Louise Minchin has teased the new series of Rip Off Britain, which features a very interesting story about a dog that was adopted from Romania after being shot

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4 d. ago BBC Breakfast star Louise Minchin teases 'interesting' daytime presenting role

BBC Breakfast star Louise Minchin spoke about her new presenting venture on The One Show on Friday night

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5 d. ago BBC Breakfast segment 'ruined' as host Naga Munchetty apologises to co

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty was forced to apologise to her co-star live on air after she 'ruined' the segment just minutes before it was due to air

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5 d. ago BBC Breakfast turns awkward as Naga Munchetty forced to apologise to co

BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty was told that she'd 'ruined' a segment during Friday morning's show

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6 d. ago BBC Breakfast viewers blast 'appalling and disgraceful' Naga Munchetty as she attacks Kemi Badenoch for not watching Netflix's Adolescence

During Thursday's instalment of the programme, Naga, 50, returned to the iconic red sofa to deliver the latest headlines alongside co-host Charlie Stayt, 62.

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6 d. ago Kemi Badenoch slated for saying Tories can form coalitions with Nigel Farage's Reform

Kemi Badenoch told BBC Breakfast that Conservative councillors would be free to form local coalitions with Reform, despite Nigel Farage threatening to destroy the Tories

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