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BBC BREAKFAST presenter Mike Bushell left Commonwealth Games gold medalist Dominic Cunningham speechless on Saturday after he ran off during his live ...

And now we're on the concrete." BBC Breakfast sports presenter Mike Bushell was back on Saturday as he gave live coverage of the Commonwealth Games from Birmingham. During one segment, Mike spoke with gymnast Dominic Cunningham about his Commonwealth victory four years ago. It is 12 minutes past eight." "Good morning to you. The gold medallist proceeded to do a backflip before speaking to Naga and Roger: "Back to you in the studio." Mike ran off after he recalled the time he spoke with Dominic on the beach after he won a gold medal at the Commonwealth Games four years ago.

Roger Johnson said on the programme this morning, during an interview with Carol Thomas, captain of England in the final of the 1984 European championships: " ...

And any of the naysayers watching, it's almost interchangeable, you could be watching men play, the quality is that good." A lot of people enjoyed watching women's football and as I said before, we don't want to be compared to the men's game in any way. While another added: "Awkward interview this morning on @BBCBreakfast “You can almost compare woman’s football to the men’s”….. Cheers Roger, I understand it better now."

BBC Breakfast viewers were surprised red sofa regular Charlie Stayt was absent from the show alongside Naga Munchetty on Saturday.

"Thanks so much, Dan," Jon replied via a quote-tweet. Congratulations @jonkay01. Great bloke, top presenter and much loved by the #BBCBreakfast team." "I’m over the moon to become the new regular presenter of BBC Breakfast and I’m looking forward to bringing our brilliant viewers the very latest news each morning alongside my good friend Sally and the rest of the team," Jon said in a statement as the news was revealed.

NAGA Munchetty's BBC Breakfast co-presenter Charlie Stayt was replaced today after a huge shake-up ahead of their usual Saturday morning slot.The ve.

However, despite the presenter shake-up, it was business as usual on the Beeb’s red sofa this morning. Charlie had presented yesterday’s episode of BBC Breakfast, along with Naga, so many were surprised that he wasn’t on the red sofa this morning. The veteran TV presenter was replaced by Roger Johnson, who sat alongside Naga on the red sofa.

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty appeared to take offence at her co-star Mike Bushell thinking she was small and she jokingly pulled him up on his comments ...

So impressed with the Bull, mechanical genius I even managed to get @mikebreakfast in" That's why I was given exclusive access." "But you had to be small to get in there, with all due respect, Roger, I don't think you would have got in there.

BBC Breakfast has erupted into chaos after the programme was pulled from TV due to technical difficulties - with staff having to perform repairs on the ...

Where's Charlie Stayt?" - Click here to check out the latest BBC Breakfast news BBC Breakfast has ended up in total chaos after the programme was pulled off air.

BBC BREAKFAST ran into a bit of chaos on Sunday morning after the show was pulled off air during the travel segment.

And thanks to these lads for their last minute DIY after laptop collapse - eek! Lovely to be back with— Sima Kotecha (@sima_kotecha) @RogerJ_01.. it’s been a while. However, during the pre-recorded travel segment, the BBC programme was pulled offline due to technical issues. Sima regularly stands in for the main presenters on BBC Breakfast, and viewers were thrilled to see the host back on the red sofa. Posting a picture of the pair, and the BBC crew trying to solve the technical issue, Sima wrote: "Lovely to be back with @RogerJ_01...it’s been a while. Roger Johnson and Sima Kotecha were back on Sunday to host the latest instalment of BBC Breakfast. Mike Bushell was in Birmingham once again to give the latest Commonwealth Games coverage.

BBC Breakfast was forced off the airwaves on Sunday morning due to technical difficulties, presenters Roger Johnson and Sima Kotecha reveal.

And thanks to these lads for their last minute DIY after laptop collapse – eek!’ As he ended his segment, he quipped: ‘I’m going off to dab my jacket and will try get that sorted, in the meantime, I’m just glad it wasn’t a swan, to be honest, it was just a pigeon.’ Workers beavered away when the corporation’s flagship programme, which kicked off as usual at 6am, was temporarily taken off the air for The Travel Show.

Presenters Roger Johnson and Sima Kotecha were in the studio and explained there had been technical difficulties.

Roger was asked by fans if he had spilled his coffee on the computers. Presenters Roger Johnson and Sima Kotecha were in the studio and explained there had been problems with some of the equipment. The news show was supposed to start at 6am.

Programme was replaced by 'The Travel Show'

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It returned at the later start of 7am, with Roger Johnson, 53, and Sima Kotecha, 42, hosting the programme. While neither presenter referred to the incident ...

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The episode then resumed at 7am with presenters Roger Johnson and Sima Kotecha at the helm. While the duo didn't mention the nightmare that ensued while the ...

The BBC programme shut down during a travel segment due to technical issues. Advertisement. Roger Johnson and Sima Kotecha fronted the latest instalment of BBC ...

Roger revealed the incident happened and said studio crew scramble to fix the laptop stand as a pre-recorded travel segment aired instead. Roger Johnson and Sima Kotecha fronted the latest instalment of BBC Breakfast with Mike Bushell in Birmingham to give the latest Commonwealth Games coverage. The BBC programme shut down during a travel segment due to technical issues.

Roger posted a picture of crew members looking at computer equipment. He said: "Running repairs to @BBCBreakfast computers … while you're enjoying The Travel ...

Charlie, 60, and Naga, 47, usually present the show together from Thursday to Saturday each week, with temporary presenters tending to fill up the couch on a Sunday. And when his followers probed whether he had spilt coffee over the computers he gave further details. When it finally did get started, at 7am, no mention was made of what the issues had been.

BBC BREAKFAST has been filming at Wembley Stadium this morning ahead of the highly anticipated match this afternoon.

David Traynor added: “Am I on the right channel? Who decides football is so important?” “A lot of people enjoyed watching women's football and as I said before, we don't want to be compared to the men's game in any way. Today will see England play against Germany in the Women's Euro final 2022. “It's been seen by millions of people, and the quality of the football crucially is really high isn't it? ) How far we have come."