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18.11.2023 - 00:37 / dailyrecord.co.uk
BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty was left in stitches on Friday morning's show after her co-star Matt Taylor made an unexpected blunder live on air after stepping in to stand in for weather reporter Carol Kirkwood.
Naga hosted the usual breakfast programme alongside fellow presenter Charlie Stayt, with the meteorologist making the hilarious mishap during the weather report.
Matt concluded his final report of the show by explaining to viewers temperatures had plummeted. He said: "It's not going to be a particularly warm day, but actually, temperatures where they should be at this stage in February."
Quickly realising his blunder, clearly meaning to say 'November', the studio burst into laughter as Matt teased: "I'm skipping ahead. Let's bypass Christmas, shall we?"
"It will be a mild one before things turn cooler next week, and perhaps in February as well," he joked.
Naga laughed, telling her co-star: "It's one thing to miss out a day or a week, but to miss a season!" as Matt laughed: "I have no idea where I was."
The weather reporter clearly felt he got away with the blunder, however Charlie quickly pointed out Naga's loud laugh could be heard as he slipped up.
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Looking at Naga, he said: "I heard the laugh.”
Still trying to contain her laughter, the BBC star responded: "I'm sorry, I did find it funny because you very rarely make mistakes! But it was impeccably recovered."
Matt finished his weather report as Naga and Charlie continued the rest of the show as normal.
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