BBC Breakfast viewers were left less than impressed on Thursday morning after host Charlie Stayt's comments towards weather presenter Carol Kirkwood live on air
During Thursday's instalment of the show, Charlie and his co-star Naga Munchetty were speaking to weather presenter Carol Kirkwood.
She said: "Yes, I'm afraid we do have a technical glitch this morning and my apologies for this. Our technicians are working on it as fast as they can to sort it. But what you're looking at there, hurricane force winds are not happening, I stress that." "So our technicians are working on it as fast as they can and it will be sorted as quickly as it possibly can, again our apologies on this."
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