BBC Breakfast halted for 'breaking news' announcement about King Charles

BBC Breakfast's Jon Kay halted the regular programming with a breaking news segment regarding the Royal tour.

The host began: "It's coming up to quarter past seven, Wednesday morning and Wednesday evening in the Pacific. King Charles and Queen Camilla have just arrived on the island nation of Samoa, where they are attending a Summit for the 56-nation Commonwealth; there we go."

Continuing the coverage, his co-presenter Sally Nugent said: "Of course, you will know they have been on a six-day tour of Australia which we have been covering here on the programme, and they touched down just a few minutes ago. We were expecting them within the last half hour or so, and as we can see, that is their plane."

As viewers watched footage of King Charles and Queen Camilla disembarking, a "breaking news" caption underscored the significance of the moment.

Sally then observed: "The King and Queen arriving," while Jon noted: "They said in advance they couldn't wait to arrive in Samoa for this state visit."

"They said they were looking forward to experiencing the warmth of the country's ancient traditions," reports the Express.

The video showed the Royal couple being welcomed by local dignitaries as they exited their aircraft.

Jon further remarked: "There is going to be a lot of official work to do, this head of the government conference, which happens every couple of years somewhere.

"They have gone about as far as they could possibly go for the next one."

Sally shared that their colleague, Katy Watson, was on location in Samoa to present a live segment for BBC Breakfast. Sally greeted her: "Good morning, Katy," before asking, "So what can we expect to happen over the coming days?"

Katy provided some insights, stating: "This is his first