BBC Breakfast viewers fume over 'slow news day' as Naga and Charlie discuss Harry Styles
This morning, Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt welcomed a group of guides, who give tours of Harry Styles's hometown, to BBC Breakfast.
BBC Breakfast hosts interview Harry Styles tour guides
@nmklpjklftmch enquired: "Who at @BBCBreakfast thought a 10 minute film and sofa interview on walking tours of Harry Styles hometown was a good idea?"
However some viewers found the segment amusing. @Andi000211 chimed in: "This Harry tour is so funny. Mind, he is absolutely gorgeous. #bbcbreakfast."
Meanwhile @ScullyScully73 laughed at the fact he is mentioned in the local schools opining: "hahahahah the teachers tell all the kids about HArry ..!! No pressure ah #BBCBreakfast."
Harry's hometown of Holmes Chapel in Chesire has been taken over by tourists since the Watermelon Sugar singer shot to fame in One Direction, with fans travelling from around the world to pay homage to the singer. They take in sights associated with him, including the bakery where he worked before he found fame.
Karoline Peach from the Holmes Chapel partnership explained: "Since he's been in the band, the fans have just kept coming and now he's gone out - year on year - Harry Styles is becoming more and more of a global icon.
"We had 5,000 visitors to the village last year and so we decided, 'well, we need to be meeting and greeting these visitors and keeping them on safe walking routes to get to the viaduct, and the places that are well recognised by Harry fans'."
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"We love it," Karoline continued. "I think we meet people from all over the world throughout the village - we're often pointing them in the right direction.
"We're a very small village lots of Independent Businesses and the tours are a great way of helping drive more visitors into our village.
"We show them our independent venues and encourage them to come in and see everything that the historic village has to offer."