Thursday's BBC Breakfast saw Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt return to our screens as they presented the day's top stories from the iconic red sofa
BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty couldn't help but share a two-word reaction, declaring 'she won', following an amusing revelation from co-host Charlie Stayt about a behind-the-scenes disagreement between two guests.
However, just before making their appearance, Noddy humorously admitted to a wardrobe-related spat with Suzan. He quipped: "This morning we did have a domestic before we left the house." Suzan light-heartedly retorted: "He'd look like someone's nan if he wore it." Noddy disagreed, insisting: "Well that's just what he thought and I think it was very trendy and nice."
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