BBC Breakfast fans livid as Jon Kay replaced by 'disgraceful' stand-in - fuming 'you should be ashamed' after 'disappointing' interview

BBC Breakfast fans are livid with the latest presenter shake-up as Ben Thompson stands in for Jon Kay, with his latest interview drawing major criticism. It comes just after the programme underwent a schedule shake-up on Monday morning, being pulled from BBC One halfway through the show and moving to BBC Two to make way for the 2024 Paris Olympic Games coverage. BBC Breakfast fans are livid with the latest presenter shake-up as Ben Thompson replaced Jon Kay The show was hit with a wave of social media complaints from viewers on Tuesday after Ben and his co-host Sally Nugent sat down with Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves Fans branded the interview segment as 'disgraceful' and disappointing,' as they claimed that Ben addressed the politician with an 'aggressive tone' The Chancellor was on the current affairs programme to talk about her decision to end winter fuel payments to millions of pensioners not on pension credit or other means-tested benefits, amongst other topics. as they discovered the programme was absent The morning show's regular time slow will is changing slightly to make way for the 2024 Paris Olympic Games coverage On Monday morning, the show started at usual time of 6am but jumped across to BBC Two at 8am for one hour Saturday's breakfast show shake-up saw livid fans complain about the unexpected change.