BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty was left unimpressed after she was caught out live on air and has since issued a warning to the crew working on the morning show
Naga Munchetty has given her BBC Breakfast colleagues a telling off after almost being caught out live on air.
Upon seeing footage of school children posting letters in the newly installed mailbox located in Great Cambourne's High Street, Naga presented a question to Charlie regarding the origin of such boxes. In a moment of short silence following this exchange, Munchetty confessed that one of the crew members had made a joke over her earpiece.
The conversation turned a bit fluttery on air as Naga and Charlie discussed butterflies following the announcement that The Big Butterfly Count organisers are encouraging people to join their latest campaign.
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