Who is the real Naga Munchetty? An inside look at the Streatham-born TV presenter's life

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty is a household name across the UK, having become a mainstay on our screens for the best part of two decades.
BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty is a household name across the UK, having become a mainstay on our screens for the best part of two decades.
Anthony Morrison, the man shot dead on Imperial Way last week, had been attending a wake following a funeral, it has emerged.
The Metropolitan Police has repeated its appeal for witnesses following the shooting outside CostCo at around 5pm on Thursday, June 19.
Live travel updates from around the capital
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At Euston station, more than 19 trains have been cancelled in the second day of chaos at London’s tenth busiest station.
The changes are due to engineering work and will affect trains on Saturday and Sunday (June 28 and June 29).
We have outlined and simplified the details so you can plan your journey this weekend.
Sunday (June 29):
Live travel updates from around the capital
Follow for the latest updates on the London Underground (Nick Ansell/PA)
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As we head into rush hour this morning across London, tune in to all the latest travel updates from across the capital.
Special schools, resource bases and mainstream schools will receive the funds to expand their offer and accommodate more students.
The Metropolitan Police have this morning named the victim of the shooting as Anthony Morrison. He was 41, and despite emergency treatment from paramedics he died at the scene. His family are being supported by specially trained officers.
Three Labour MPs representing the Brixton Buzz patch have publicly defied the Labour government by putting their names to a parliamentary amendment opposing the controversial Welfare Reform Bill.
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A vibrant, uplifting and relevant production that honours the value of male friendship, the strength of community and the ongoing struggle against persistent racial prejudice affecting countless lives.
George meets Matt and Kevin, whose 1930s home stands out for all the wrong reasons. Sitting alongside the elegant Victorian and Edwardian properties in south-west London, this three-up, three-down is ugly from the outside and even worse on the inside, with dark, dated and badly designed spaces.