BBC BREAKFAST took a tense turn as the show's presenters found themselves with differing opinions on a topic. Charlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty were back on the famous red sofa for Friday's (July 12) episode. 4 Charlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty had an awkward clash on BBC Breakfast Credit: PA 4 The two presenters had a disagreement on the topic of butterflies Credit: BBC 4 It followed a report involving The Big Butterfly Count Credit: BBC Among the news waking up the nation was that organisers of The Big Butterfly Count are urging people to get involved.
A charity , Butterfly Conservation, uses the day to work out how many butterflies there and where they live in the UK. The overall day entails volunteers spending 15 minutes in an outdoor environment, while counting the amount of butterflies they see, as well as their appearance. Following a short clip, host Charlie said: "There could be worse things to do for 15 minutes then just stare at a butterfly.
I think it would be quite relaxing and quite nice ." Fellow host Naga replied: "You're not supposed to stare at just the one." Continuing, Charlie remarked: "You could just do that anywhere to feel good.
"You could do the survey, that sounds great, but just take a moment to look a butterfly doing its business . "It would be nice wouldn't it?" Most read in TV 'DEVASTATING' Dozens of jobs set to be axed as Scottish factory to be mothballed DEAL BREAKER Rodgers bins youngster from Celtic plans over his refusal to sign new contract G.
