BBC presenters struggle to contain laughter after slip up live on air

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1 Mar 2025 • 11:26 PM MYT
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A BBC news and weather presenter both struggled to contain their laughter following a slip up live on air.

East Midlands Today weather presenter Rob Rose gave viewers a run down on the latest planetary parade on Wednesday’s show (26 February), and where people would most likely be able to see the planets.

He said: “These are the planets you best seeing, Venus, Mercury, Jupiter, they look very bright in the sky, Mars will have a reddish hue.

“But I’m afraid you’ll need a telescope to see Neptune and you’ll struggle to see Uranus too.”

Bursting out laughing after his comment, presenter Owen Shipton also struggled to keep a straight face.

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