BBC bosses rap Naga Munchetty for starring in corporate video for Aston Martin

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty has been given a warning over impartiality by bosses after moonlighting in a corporate video for James Bond car maker Aston Martin. The BBC said Munchetty ris…

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty has been given a warning over impartiality by bosses after moonlighting in a corporate video for James Bond car maker Aston Martin.

Munchetty had not sought prior approval from her BBC managers before appearing in the video and did not declare the fee received. In her “Road To Resilience” Facebook webinar, hosted by customer service platform Salesforce, Munchetty asks Peter Freedman, VP & Chief Marketing Officer at Aston Martin, how the car maker has “reacted to this challenging and rapidly changing landscape by protecting and engaging their employees, communities and customers.”

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