BBC Breakfast viewers slam Naga Munchetty’s aggressive interview style as she returns to the red sofa alongside Charlie Stayt. The duo shared the latest headlines, including the upcoming local elections in England where thousands of voters will cast their ballots. Naga highlighted the Green Party’s success in securing 200 additional seats last year, the highest in their history. She wasted no time in questioning Green Party co-leader Adrian Ramsay about their targets for this year. Although Adrian acknowledged their previous achievements, he chose not to disclose a specific number. However, Naga persisted in her pursuit of the figure, referencing a Guardian report that suggested the party could add up to 760 seats. Adrian clarified that this number represents their current seats, not their target. Naga then corrected herself, stating that the actual goal is to reach 1,400 seats.
