BBC Breakfast - 16th July onwards

By my reckoning (I have had little to do on this rainy afternoon but enjoy TV Ark), I think these are the changes over the years :

There was a very brief Steph in there - but I'm surprised there wasn't more Bill and Sian, save for a little bit of their 0559 jazz hands. (Used to be the highlight of my night shift, that bit.)

By my reckoning, the main weekday breakfast has had 3 different sets, 2000-2003, 2003-2006 and 2006-2012. You could also add in the weekend Breakfast which came from the News 24 sets, before that got incorporated into the weekday set, so that would add another two.

Good Lord the reactions and conversation at the end was dismal. It's almost as if they had live-streamed a funeral for a few minutes. I rarely watch morning TV but is the relationship between Charlie and Naga always that dry?

Naga Munchetty confirmed as the new mid morning host for BBC Radio 5 Live. She's taking over Emma Barnett's mid morning slot (who's moving to Radio 4).

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From the article....

Nah, some funeral streams are much more exciting than that!

It was just a quick anniversary compilation, nothing major

Her days on Breakfast will probably be reduced though, won't regularly do 6 days a week

I see some excellent reporting from Sally Nugent more and more now - particularly delivering several exclusives for BBC News as a whole (rather than just Breakfast itself).

Just I was thinking she’d be a natural successor to Dan Roan as Sports Editor - but then for some reason I seem to recall him announcing he was leaving, but can’t seem to find anything on it - was this the case?

May be getting confused with another journalist but I’m sure it was something like sports PR they were moving into?

James Pearce left to go Freelance and still works for the BBC.

Ah right, was it him? I thought it was someone more senior within BBC News which is why it stuck in my head for some reason.