BBC Breakfast

BBC Breakfast viewers will see some familiar faces when the show celebrates its 40th anniversary on January 17.

[BBC Breakfast](/latest/bbc-breakfast) will air a special episode on January 17 to pay tribute to its history as Jon Kay and Sally Nugent present a nostalgic-filled news programme. Sally added: “It’s been a wonderful experience to be part of the BBC Breakfast team, and I’m so proud of some of the campaigns I have been a part of recently, for instance covering Rob Burrow and Kevin Sinfield’s fundraising journey for MND, its what we here at Breakfast do best, and in its 40th year we will have so much more to come.” The daily programme will include a special half hour when BBC Breakfast will be rebranded to the original Breakfast Time.

P. resenter and fitness guru Diana Moran and journalist and author Debbie Rix are among the familiar faces who will help celebrate the 40th anniversary of BBC ...

“We have a great team, on and off the camera, and I’m delighted to be at the helm for this special birthday. It’s such a fascinating and fantastically busy time to be in news.” The BBC’s media and arts correspondent David Sillito will present a special segment on the battle with ITV to be the nation’s first breakfast show, how BBC Breakfast changed the morning landscape of 80s TV and how it has evolved into the current programme. [Jon Kay](/topic/jon-kay) and Sally Nugent will be on the BBC Breakfast sofa for an anniversary edition of the show, including a special half-hour when it will be rebranded to the original programme – Breakfast Time, and the team will also bring back the original and nostalgic vintage clock. From 8.30am, a special Breakfast Time half-hour dedicated to the anniversary will see Jay and Nugent joined by special guests including astrologer Russell Grant and Rix, as well as an appearance from singer Leo Sayer who was a guest on the very first programme. To celebrate 40 years of BBC Breakfast, viewers will be taken on a journey back to the very first show with archive footage, viewers’ favourites and special guests.

On the 17 January, hosts Jon Kay and Sally Nugent will present Breakfast Time, as the programme is rebranded with its original clock and vintage titles. Francis ...

"We have a great team, on and off the camera, and I’m delighted to be at the helm for this special birthday. I have made some brilliant memories on the show and look forward to continuing to do so.” Richard Frediani, Editor of BBC Breakfast said: “Life begins at 40… BBC Breakfast is having a shake-up for its 40th anniversary this month.

BBC One viewers will be transported back in time on Tuesday 17th January, when BBC Breakfast becomes BBC Breakfast Time to mark the 40th anniversary of the ...

Name (Required) Email (Required)

BBC Breakfast will celebrate its 40th anniversary with a very special show later this month.Viewers will be taken on a journey back to the very first.

"We have a great team, on and off the camera, and I’m delighted to be at the helm for this special birthday. Weather reporter Carol added: “I’ve been at BBC Breakfast from the early days, starting as a production secretary and now presenting the weather. Its such a fascinating and fantastically busy time to be in news.” Presenter Naga Munchetty said: “BBC Breakfast is a beating heart of the BBC. Viewers will be taken on a journey back to the very first show with archive footage, viewers favourites and some extra special guests. There will also be a unique weather report with extra special guest Francis Wilson – the first Breakfast Time weather presenter – who will be joining Carol Kirkwood.

Studying the deaths of tropical fish washed up on Norfolk beaches is helping climate change research.

A spokesperson from the Norfolk Wildlife Trust said: "Sunfish are such a unique species to see here in Norfolk. in the last few years". "The fish are likely to have been following jellyfish - their preferred food source - and found themselves in difficulties in the much colder waters of the North Sea. "There have been more sightings of sunfish in the summer in the southwest of the UK, for example, which may be more indicative of climate-driven changes." "Sunfish are one of the most weird but iconic fish in the sea," the professor of evolutionary biology and BBC science presenter said. The discovery of a dead sunfish on a Norfolk beach is "incredibly important" to scientists studying the biggest bony fish in the world and potential climate change links, an expert said.

The BBC show turns 40 on January 17 and to mark the occasion the programme will take viewers on a journey back to the very first show with archive footage, ...

We have a great team, on and off the camera, and I’m delighted to be at the helm for this special birthday. Presenters have also be sharing their memories from the programme both before and during their time on the show. Viewers will also be treated to a look back at her very first show.

Naga Munchetty was issued a warning by her BBC Breakfast co-star following her 'complaining' on Saturday's instalment of the news programme.

The weather correspondent ended up taking a swipe at Naga after she lambasted the "gloomy" backdrop he was presenting in front of. He swiftly moved on to the weather after Roger suggested Naga thought he looked "lovely" rather than the sunrise. As Chris looked at the sunrise photograph taken in Walmer, Kent, by a viewer named Mrs M, he warned Naga to "behave".

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty hit out co-star Chris Fawkes for his gloomy display of the weather, claiming that he wasn't "bringing the cheer" to ...

See you later." Matt signed off his segment with: "We start the weekend on a mild note, so there is lots of rain around. "Bye, thanks, Matt. "I love that picture change," she told Chris gratefully. I promise you, I love that." Naga introduced the weather segment by stating she'd be "petrified" of the news of a "big storm coming" before switching to Chris for his weather report.

NAGA Munchetty was warned to "behave" today by one of her BBC Breakfast co-stars after being told off for "complaining".The 47-year-old presenter was.

I haven't got any sleep last night, actually!" But Naga reassured him she was only joking as "fatigue" was a key theme in his pending football segment. She joked that Mike looked "tired" right before he was due to deliver his sporting segment on the morning show. As Chris looked at the sunrise photograph taken in Walmer, Kent, by a viewer named Mrs M, he warned Naga to "behave". The weather correspondent then poked fun at Naga by explaining: "Well Naga was complaining just half an hour ago." NAGA Munchetty was warned to "behave" today by one of her BBC Breakfast co-stars after being told off for "complaining".

NAGA Munchetty just couldn't help taking a cheeky swipe at Saturday Kitchen host Matt Tebutt todayThe 47-year-old presenter hilariously made a joke at.

[Naga was warned to "behave" by weather presenter Chris Fawkes](https://www.thesun.co.uk/tv/20968827/naga-munchettyt-old-off-complaining-co-star-2/), in a hilarious takedown. As Chris looked at the sunrise photograph taken in Walmer, Kent, by a viewer named Mrs M, he warned Naga to "behave". [Saturday Kitchen](https://www.thesun.co.uk/topic/saturday-kitchen/) star then mocked being offended and said: "There's always a punchline!" He then started talking about how he used to enjoy biting the tops of chocolate liqueurs and "necking them", like they were a bottle of alcohol. [BBC Breakfast](https://www.thesun.co.uk/topic/bbc-breakfast/) Roger Johnson threw to the celebrity chef in the Saturday Kitchen studio, she complained to him about leftover [Christmas](https://www.thesun.co.uk/topic/christmas/) food. [Naga](https://www.thesun.co.uk/who/naga-munchetty/https://www.thesun.co.uk/who/naga-munchetty/) is known for her cheeky quips on the popular morning show, and [Matt](https://www.thesun.co.uk/tvandshowbiz/2704714/matt-tebbutt-food-unwrapped-channel-4-presenter/), 49, often finds himself the butt of her jokes - and today was no different.