![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/bbc-news-anchor-forced-to-apologise-to-viewers-after-wave-of-technical-blunders-blight-the-show/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/newspress-collage-23226007-1690542387792.jpg&description=beeb blunder BBC News anchor forced to apologise to viewers after wave of technical blunders blight the show A BBC NEWS presenter was forced to apologise to viewers after a wave of technical blunders blighted the show. The rolling news channel was plagued with a new of issues as the anchor attempted to bring viewers the headlines. 3 A BBC News presenter was forced to apologise to viewers after a wave of technical blunders blighted the show Credit: BBC 3 The rolling news channel was plagued with a new of issues as the anchor attempted to bring viewers the headlines Credit: BBC At the top of the show Celia Hatton appeared on screen before being cut off. She was speaking about the latest charges facing Trump as graphics on screen said he was live from East London. The technical issues affected the sound too with awkward silences during the bulletin. Bosses were then forced to pull the show off air and replace it with a pre-recorded bulletin. Eventually Celia once again was live and issued an on air apology to viewers. She said: "You're watching BBC News. "Apology for some technical problems that have affected our output in the past few minutes." Being a true professional, Celia then got on with the show and updated viewers on the latest headlines. But viewers at home spotted the issues and took to social media to comment on the blunder. One joked: "Was everyone at #bbcnews at a party last night or something? I've never seen so many technical issues. Sound loss, frozen pictures, autocue reading issues, continuation issues." A second wrote: "Why is @BBCNews saying England play in the next half hour when they're already playing? I genuinely don't know who is in charge of the news channel today, but it's dire." "The @BBCNews Channel is embarrassingly bad this morning. Sound problems, intro music carrying on too long, the newsreader quite uncertain at times, just not good at all I'm afraid to say," said a third. While a fourth commented: "What on earth is going on on @BBCNe){kind=link}
A BBC NEWS presenter was forced to apologise to viewers after a wave of technical blunders blighted the show.
The rolling news channel was plagued with a new of issues as the anchor attempted to bring viewers the headlines.
At the top of the show Celia Hatton appeared on screen before being cut off.
She was speaking about the latest charges facing Trump as graphics on screen said he was live from East London.
The technical issues affected the sound too with awkward silences during the bulletin.