BBC Breakfast host Sally Nugent was 軍隊d to apologise after a guest swore live on 空気／公表する.?
The presenter, 52, and her co-host Jon Kay, 54, were interviewing Ditchling Museum of Art & （手先の）技術 curator Nicolette Jones and 漫画家 Steve Bell about an 展示, Bloomin' Brilliant, showcasing the work of the late illustrator Raymond Briggs, who created The Snowman, on Tuesday.
Steve turned the 空気／公表する blue when he said of his friendship with Raymond: 'He was おもに taking the p*** out of each other, but he was such 広大な／多数の／重要な fun.'
Sally quickly の近くにd off the interview as she said: 'Thank you both for talking to us this morning.?
'And 陳謝s if anyone was 感情を害する／違反するd by the choice of language in that interview just a moment ago.'
BBC Breakfast host Sally Nugent was 軍隊d to apolog ise after a guest swore live in an on-空気／公表する 失敗
To which Jon teased: 'We should have done it in pictures, not words. Be a bit safer, wouldn't it?'?
テレビ視聴者s took to the X, 以前は Twitter, after the 事故.?
They wrote: 'I just heard a man 断言する on BBC Breakfast while talking about 調書をとる／予約するs' and 'I'm not 感情を害する／違反するd I 断言する like a frigging sailor ffs, don't worry Sally'.?
It comes after Dan Walker took an 明らかな swipe at BBC Breakfast as he broke his silence over returning to his former 雇用者 last week.?
The presenter, 47, seemed to laugh at the suggestion, as he was asked by a fan on Instagram whether he would 'ever go 支援する' to his former morning show.
During a Q&A, he replied with a picture of himself 持つ／拘留するing the 厳密に glitterball トロフィー with former BBC 同僚 Sally Nugent.
Dan wrote: 'I 行方不明になる my friends but... No,' followed by a laughing 直面する emoji.
The 新聞記者／雑誌記者 left BBC Breakfast in April 2022 after six years to join Channel 5 News which he is 報道によれば 存在 paid £500,000 a year.
The presenter, 52, and her co-host Jon Kay, 54, were interviewing Ditchling Museum of Art & （手先の）技術 curator Nicolette Jones and 漫画家 Steve Bell on Tuesday
Steve turned the 空気／公表する blue when he said of his friendship with Raymond: 'He was おもに taking the p*** out of each other, but he was such 広大な／多数の／重要な fun'
Sally quickly の近くにd off the interview as she said: 'Thank you both for talking to us this morning. 'And 陳謝s if anyone was 感情を害する／違反するd by the choice of language'
テレビ視聴者s took to the X, 以前は Twitter, after the 事故. They wrote: 'I just heard a man 断言する on BBC Breakfast while talking about 調書をとる／予約するs'
It comes after Dan Walker took an 明らかな swipe at BBC Breakfast as he broke his silence over returning to his former e mployer last week?
It comes after Dan 明らかにする／漏らすd he 'used to cry in the 洗面所s' while 現在のing BBC Breakfast during his 外見 on last weeks 分割払い of This Morning.
Dan 解任するd that his 早期に 3am starts was one of the difficulties of his 職業 and made him struggle with bad sleep deprivation.
Speaking to This Morning hosts Josie Gibson and Dermot O'Leary on the ITV Daytime show, Dan shed light on the downside of waking up 二塁打 早期に for work.
He said: 'When I used to do BBC Breakfast, you know what it's like. If that alarm goes off at three that's far too 早期に, that's flight to Spain time isn't it.
'I get up now about 5.30am/ 5.45am, which is essentially a 嘘（をつく） in and I feel 広大な／多数の／重要な, I feel refreshed and I really enjoy the 職業 I do.
'By Wednesday I was, like, 十分な zombie 方式. And also you get really emotional. By Wednesday I was like, end of the show, you are like, in the 洗面所s just crying.
'Anything 始める，決めるs you off. Someone says something nice about your trousers and you are like [偽の cries].
'Not everyday [he cried], but I think you just get a little bit emotional when you are sleep 奪うd.'
