Revealed: How Naga Munchetty QUIT BBC Breakfast after 'bullying' probe - as insiders say Radio 5 Live move is 'two fingers' to bosses

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Naga Munchetty has been a prominent figure on BBC Breakfast, presenting the show for several years and building a significant following. The BBC has faced scrutiny in recent years over its handling of workplace culture and bullying allegations, with some high-profile cases leading to changes in policy and procedure. A move to Radio 5 Live could mark a new chapter in Munchetty's career, with the station known for its news-focused programming and wide audience reach.

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Revealed: How Naga Munchetty QUIT BBC Breakfast after 'bullying' probe - as insiders say Radio 5 Live move is 'two fingers' to bosses

The experienced broadcaster, 51, is leaving BBC Breakfast in December and will front the 5 Live Breakfast show, taking over from Rachel Burden and Rick Edwards in January 2027.