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The franchise's first female detective will be seen in Death In Paradise's brand new spin-off series, according to the BBC. In sun-soaked Australia, return to Paradise will be set, and DI Mackenzie Clarke, played by Anna Samson, will be on as she seeks to unravel a slew of unethical crimes. Following time spent with London's Metropolitan Police, she has been accused of tampering with evidence that will force her to return to her hated home down below.

Naga Munchetty of BBC Breakfast accused Death in Paradise star Ralf Little of calling her old at an uncomfortable time on Thursday's show. On the podcast Two Pints with Will and Ralf, the actor, 44, was speaking with them about their forthcoming UK tour. Ralf asked Charlie Stayt, 49, how long he had known Will for as the pair worked together on Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps.

New estimates show that utility companies have raised prices since 2020, as rising inflation, as well as Russia's invasion of Ukraine, have contributed to hikes. British Gas, Shell, and BP are among the British-based companies that have been making the most money, though campaigners claim that many hard-pressed families are struggling to afford to keep the heat on. According to the End Fuel Poverty Alliance, Shell has earned £38.4 billion in global earnings since 2020, BP £38.4 billion, and British Gas's owner Centrica £7.4 billion. Equinor, the Norwegian state-owned energy company that produces more than a quarter of Britain's electricity, has earned £117.4 billion in those four years around the world.

I haven't worn anything in bed since I was about 16.' Being naked and having clean sheets around you is so luxurious and liberating.

Montell Douglas (Fire) and Zack George (Steel), the actors' real names, celebrated their bulging biceps and rock-hard abs as they stepped out on the program.

Centrica's CEO declared it was'impossible to justify' his £4.5 million salary, and that his mother receives the basic state pension. Chris O'Shea, a 50-year-old farmer who lives in a village near Reading, earned £790,000 in salary in 2022, as well as a £1.3 million long-term share bonus. The married father-of-three said it was "a lot of money," but then said it was "not for me to set my own pay," which is carried out by a remuneration committee. Mr O'Shea, who joined Centrica as chief financial officer and later became CEO two years later, said he was'very fortunate' to receive so much. However, he also told BBC Breakfast during a wide variety of interviews this morning that he "looks at my mother who is on the basic state pension," which amounts to £156.20 per week. Mr O'Shea and Charlie Stayt were both employed on the television, earning at least £335,000 and £190,000 per year, as well as presenter Ben Boulos.

Naga Munchetty of BBC Breakfast took a playful dig at Matt Tebbutt, the kitchen's chef, over the weekend. The journalist, 48, was co-hosting with Charlie Stayt when she did the normal link up to the cooking show where she mocked Matt's clothing. Matt wore a casual blue shirt in stark contrasts to glamorous wine expert Helen McGinn, who told him he should 'up his game' clothes wise.'

This is the time that BBC Breakfast was compelled to leave the studio due to a fire alarm warning. During a study, the morning news show disappeared from Britain's televisions. When they went to a reporter in Bristol to commemorate the last flight of the Concorde supersonic aeroplane, presenters Charlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty were giving viewers today's most up-to-date.

On Saturday, the famous sci-fi film franchise is back for its glorious anniversary celebration, with David Tennant reprising his role as Doctor George. As host Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt were joined by Doctor Who villains the Daleks and the Cyberman, BBC Breakfast brought them together.

Over the weekend, BBC Breakfast delivered an unexpected shake-up. Naga Munchetty, 48, was joined by Charlie Stayt, 61, before a big change was announced to the show on Saturday morning. The Streatham-born host ended the show earlier than expected, as Matt Tebutt took the air spot rather than Saturday Kitchen.

Following performing a track at the end of a BBC interview, Sir Cliff Richard becomes muddled as he refers to 'artificial insemination' rather than AI. 83 years old, the legendary singer spoke with BBC Breakfast's Charlie Stayt today to address his latest work venture and his health. Despite admitting that he has been coerced to slow down, Sir Cliff joked: 'I can still sing, and that's the main thing, and I don't need AI to help.'

Many viewers of BBC Breakfast were left cying over a 'car crash' interview with host Geri Horner on Thursday morning's episode of the show. As the Spice Girl appeared to discuss her latest book, fans of the actor slammed hosts Charlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty for their 'awkward' questions. During the interview, Naga questioned Geri on whether she had'researched' them before the interview, while Charlie accused her of 'pointing her finger.'

This weekend, television viewers in Kitchen were turned off due to a host shake-up. Fans were left fuming as host Matt Tebbutt, 49, was replaced by Alex Jones, 46, with some saying a chef should have been hired to stand in. Charlie Stayt, 61, threw to the Saturday Kitchen studio to preview what was coming up on the show at 10 a.m. on BBC Breakfast.

After a fan-favourite host announced that he would be off the show for a few weeks, viewers on BBC Breakfast expressed disappointment. On the red sofa last week, Ben Thompson has been filling in for Charlie Stayt, as well as Naga Munchetty. On Sunday, the host, 41, has made himself known among viewers and his followers, and many of the show's followers were left eming when he announced that it was his last time presenting the program.

When a curious visitor leaped on to their laps, BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt were taken by surprise. Vicky Etherington of Apollo's Angels and a dog name Hugo were joined by Naga and Charlie during the show Naga. Hugo had other plans when they sat down to discuss adopting pooches with Vicky.

After being described as needing 'palliative, end of life care,' Duran Duran's Andy Taylor has shared how he's now 'asymptomatic' in his prostate cancer battle. In 2018, the ex-Duran Duran guitarist, 62, had been diagnosed with incurable stage four metastatic prostate cancer, the first time in public history, breaking the shocking news in November last year. Andy, on the other hand, shared a dramatic health change after a doctor alerted him of a new treatment option that specifically targets cancer cells.

The former Duran Duran guitarist, 62, who revealed he had been diagnosed with incurable stage four metastatic prostate cancer last year, has announced that he was in'excellent shape' for chemotherapy.

In a major schedule shake-up, BBC Breakfast has been taken off BBC One. On BBC One, the morning show is normally broadcast from 6 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. each day.

Rita Ora (left) had a rough time on Friday's BBC Breakfast when she mistakenly said, 'thanks Huw' rather than 'thank you' during an interview. On the morning chat show to advertise her latest album You & I, the singer, 32, made an awkward blunder while talking to Charlie Stayt. Huw Edwards (inset), the entertainer who was accused of paying £35,000 to a 'vulnerable' teenager in exchange for explicit photographs, mistakenly posted the name of the hitman.

The employee, who was balancing two mugs on a clipboard and walking towards presenters Charlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty were quick to spot him. Matt Taylor, who was standing in for Carol Kirkwood, had just arrived for a weather bulletin. The camera was then dragged back to the presenters, awkwardly catching their colleague's disheartening their refreshments.

There are several occasions where the BBC's coverage has gone wrong over the years, from giggling tricks to walking off air during a live broadcast, with some having come out of nowhere. However, whether it's Michael Fish's warning the world that there is no hurricane or Tom Schafernaker mistakenly flipping the newsreader as the camera cuts to him unexpectedly. MailOnline has compiled a collection of the most memorable performances from the BBC's forecasters over the years.

During her latest interview for the BBC, Dolly Parton scolded Charlie Stayt for making a remark about her voice. The American pop star, who died at the age of 77, joined the network to talk about her latest album, Rockstar, as well as her biography Behind The Seams. During the interview, Charlie said that the singer's voice had worked on 'almost all of the songs' on her latest record.

On Friday, BBC Breakfast actor Matt Taylor took a cheeky swipe at Naga Munchetty after she seemed to be drained by the show's chat. The Weatherman, a replacement for Carol Kirkwood, appeared in the studio alongside Naga, 47, and co-star Charlie Stayt, 60, to forecast the day's weather. he spoke to Charlie about sunrises ahead of his book, with Charlie referring to the 'glaze' when the early morning sun rises.

RICHARD KAY: He has achieved a lot of material success thanks to his hard work and determination. There's a family he adores, as well as an enviable lifestyle and celebrity friends. Despite all these attributes, Hamish Harding (pictured) possesses another strange trait: the desire to push himself to the limits of human endeavour. There is no such thing as an adventure spirit, rather a desire to seek out the most challenging challenges. It's why he holds 16 air speed records, including the Guinness World Record for the fastest aircraft navigation of Earth via the North and South Poles, and explains why he visited the Mariana Trench 36,000 feet below the Pacific Ocean's surface. This curiosity, or as he put it, was also the desire to explore the Titanic's remarkably well preserved remains.