BBC Breakfast Leaders Appoint 'Watchdogs' for Naga Munchetty as Bullying Probe Puts Her Job at Risk

Published on November 17, 2025 at 06:59 PM
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BBC bosses have assigned crew “watchdogs” to monitor Naga Munchetty after she was placed under investigation.

The journalist is now only permitted to work with certain producers on and Radio 5Live.

Naga Munchetty on BBC BreakfastBBC bosses have assigned crew “watchdogs” to monitor Naga Munchetty after she was placed under investigation Two news anchors, a man and a woman, are seated at a news desk.Naga’s co-host Charlie Stayt is also ‘under review’ for ‘bullying’Credit: BBC

The changes come as bosses escalate their review into complaints about her bullying behaviour to a formal probe.

The Sun last week revealed that ’s position at the Corporation now following CEO of .

A source said: “Naga has not been taken off air but now has certain members of production monitoring her and her interactions.

“She’s only allowed to speak to specific people too.

“It’s far from ideal as a way of working and everyone hopes it comes to a head someway or another soon.”

Naga last week parted ways with her long standing showbiz agent M&C Saatchi.

Many reportedly felt that she had been “protected” by Turness, who resigned alongside Tim Davie over .

A source said: “The Naga situation has been an Albatross around Breakfast’s neck since June when the endemic bullying at Media City was first exposed by The Sun.

“Whilst others have been cleared, the review on Naga has done the opposite with further complaints against her.

“They had no choice but to take things from the slightly softer ‘under review’ to formal investigation.”

The BBC said: “We do not comment on individual HR matters.”

since September when complaints against under-fire director Ricahrd Frediani were not upheld following a probe that rocked the award-winning show.

The inquiry, first revealed by The Sun in June, sparked counter-claims against main hosts Munchetty, 50, and Charlie Stayt, 63.

Frediani was backed by Beeb bosses but many saw this as the cue for Naga’s departure.

, whilst complaints against Naga range from through to making an unwelcome, sexual remark to a female colleague.

Some complaints were raised under the BBC’s Call It Out scheme – an initiative set up in the aftermath of the scandal over former MasterChef presenters Gregg Wallace and John Torode.

Two BBC anchors sitting at a desk with mugs, in front of a city skyline backdrop.Allegations against Naga include laying into an intern when she was unhappy with her breakfastCredit: BBC

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