BBC Breakfast Shakeup: Naga Munchetty Bids Farewell After 17 Years
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July 28, 2026
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Naga Munchetty is leaving BBC Breakfast after 17 years to join Radio 5 Live's 5 Live Breakfast. She will continue to present her current shows until December. Munchetty's new role marks an exciting new chapter in her career.
In a shocking move, beloved BBC One personality Naga Munchetty has announced her departure from the morning show Breakfast after an impressive 17-year stint. Munchetty, 51, has been a staple on the program since 2009, initially joining as a finance reporter and later becoming a lead presenter. As she prepares to bid farewell to the show, Munchetty expressed her gratitude to her colleagues and the opportunity to work alongside talented journalists. However, her departure from Breakfast marks a new chapter in her career, as she is set to join Radio 5 Live's flagship morning show, 5 Live Breakfast, as a co-presenter in January 2027. Between now and December, Munchetty will continue to present her current programs, ensuring a seamless transition for her fans. The news of her move was announced by Radio 5 Live breakfast presenters, who welcomed her to the team, and Munchetty is excited to take on this new challenge, presenting the show five days a week.
AI Generated Q&A
How long has Naga Munchetty been a part of BBC Breakfast?
Naga Munchetty has been a part of BBC Breakfast for 17 years.
What is Naga Munchetty's new role after leaving BBC Breakfast?
Naga Munchetty will be joining Radio 5 Live's 5 Live Breakfast as a co-presenter in January 2027.
When will Naga Munchetty start presenting 5 Live Breakfast?
Naga Munchetty will start presenting 5 Live Breakfast five days a week from January 2027.
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