BBC Breakfast viewers were left distracted as they spotted an on-air blunder during Breakfast on Friday (January 24).
While was interviewing Tana Adkin KC from the Criminal Bar Association, the camera unexpectedly panned to two shocked crew members who were standing by the Sport studio. They quickly moved off-screen when they realised the blunder.
The show’s viewers quickly took to X (formerly Twitter) to share their reactions to the mishap, with one writing: “#BBCBreakfast hahahaha. We see ya.”
“When you didn’t expect to become a star on @BBCBreakfast. Love their awkward looks, as they slunk back off camera!!!” another added.
Don’t miss…
BBC Breakfast viewers were amused by an on-air mishap on Friday (January 24) (Image: BBC)
“#BBCBreakfast gone wrong. Smile please,” a third fan said, while several others reposted the clip alongside various laughing emojis.
The biggest news on today’s Breakfast is the ongoing situation with Storm Eowyn. The has issued a rare red weather warning, meaning that there is a danger to life, as the storm continues to affect the UK and Ireland.
The worst disruption is due to hit Northern Ireland and parts of Scotland, with wind gusts of up to 100mph expected to hit some coastal areas.
Millions of people have been urged to stay at home and not travel during the storm, with hundreds of schools closing and trains being suspended in certain areas.
Don’t miss…
Charlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty presented Friday’s (January 24) BBC Breakfast (Image: BBC)
weather reporter Sarah Keith-Lucas has been keeping Breakfast viewers updated with all the latest developments this morning.
“Some big waves around right across our coasts. We’ve got yellow warnings really across the UK, amber warnings in the north, but more serious red warnings in force across Northern Ireland and central Scotland,” she explained.
“Storm Eowyn has been intensifying over the last few days. There’s been a strong jetstream driving it through.”
Sarah added: “So, some really dangerous weather conditions out there due to the force of the wind. A frost and some icy stretches in the morning, but the focus today is on the strength of the wind and do stay at home if you can in those red warning areas.”
Breakfast airs daily on One at 6am