Sally Nugent presented BBC Breakfast from Westminster Abbey on the day of Queen Elizabeth II funeral. On 24 October 2022 Jon Kay presented BBC Breakfast from Downing Street on the day Rishi Sunak became Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, while Victoria Fritz presented in the studio. Video podcast In September 2006, Breakfast launched its own video podcast called the Breakfast Takeaway. BBC News had already launched three other services: Newsnight, the Ten O'Clock News and STORYFix (also previously shown on television at weekends on News 24). The Breakfast Takeaway was available Monday to Friday in MP4 format where it could be downloaded and viewed from a home or office computer. The video podcasts were a one-year trial. After the BBC reviewed the trial, the podcasts were discontinued in July 2007. Specials In 2003, the Breakfast production team was commissioned by BBC One to make a week long series called The Day Team From Chatsworth, presented by Nicki Chapman and presenter of the BBC's Countryfile programme, John Craven. It took a behind-the-scenes look at the stately home Chatsworth House, and was broadcast separately on BBC One at 10:30am. A number of other guests or celebrity presenters have been used on Breakfast to present themed days or weeks, even though some have never been mainstream news reporters or presenters. Many of these have seen the programme extended to 9:30am. Alistair Appleton: Tate Modern 2004, Bath, Somerset 2003 Chris Beardshaw: Chelsea Flower Show 2006 Jennie Bond: Buckingham Palace 2004 Nicki Chapman: Children in Need November 2005, London Fashion Week 2004, Chelsea Flower Show 2006 Philippa Forrester: Alder Hey Children's Hospital 2002 Andi Peters: Neighbours set 2005, EastEnders/Albert Square outside broadcast 2006 Gaby Roslin: Wimbledon Tennis Championships outside broadcast 2002 Tim Wonnacott: Christie's Auction Room 2004 Awards In March 2006, Breakfast won the TRIC award for best daytime television programme for the third year in a row. The show was nominated for a National Television Award in the Topical Magazine Programme category in 2011, but lost out to ITV's This Morning.'' In 2021, sports presenter Sally Nugent's interview with Marcus Rashford regarding free school meals won Scoop of the Year at the Royal Television Society Television Journalist awards. See also Breakfast television Today (BBC Radio 4) References External links BBC television news shows 2000 British television series debuts 2010s British television series 2020s British television series English-language television shows Breakfast television in the