A BBC weather presenter was cut off from the camera during an embarrassing blunder.
Elizabeth Rizzini was telling audiences what temperatures they can expect in the coming days on BBC News at 10 when the incident happened.
She was announcing that tomorrow Brits can expect blue skies and sunshine when a crew member walked in front of the camera on live TV.
They appeared to be reading a booklet and seemed unaware of the gaffe.
The seasoned weathercaster did not lose her cool for a moment, and carried on saying: “An improving picture from the West – but it will be feeling colder.”
A recent blunder also made by the broadcaster saw viewers taking to social media to complain.
BBC Breakfast fans noticed that a politics special had misspelt the word Westminster.
Jon Kay and Tina Daheley teamed up on the iconic red sofa to discuss the latest headlines from around the globe on Tuesday, (Dec 5).
The pair announced that Home Secretary James Cleverly had gone to Rwanda to sign a new asylum treaty.
But sharp-eyed BBC viewers were distracted by the glaring spelling mistake displayed on screen.
