Monday 21 March 2016

Shocking BBC blunder as vagina broadcast on breakfast show


BBC VIEWERS nearly spat out their cornflakes when the breakfast show broadcast a woman's uncensored vagina.
The all-female Yorkshire Rows team went on the show to talk about their record-breaking trip across the Atlantic.
But they gave away more than expected when footage revealed them in the boat – and Helen Butters naked from the waist down.
To make matters worse, it was 45-year-old Butters who had been most shy about stripping off in front of her rowing pals.
Helen Butters' vagina was broadcast on the BBC Breakfast ShowWHOOPS: Helen Butters' said she was reluctant to be naked on the boat, but the BBC broadcast it
None of the Yorkshire mums – Butters, Janette Bennadi, Frances Davies and Niki Doges – seemed to notice the slip.
Yet they told TV presenters Dan Walker and Louise Minchin that they were often naked in the boat.
Bennadi, 51, said the crew ditched their clothes on board as a labour-saving exercise.
Yorkshire Rows naked on their boatTOPLESS CRUISE: Yorkshire Rows strip off on their boat
"It was so wet all the time - to wear clothes all the time was a bit silly really," she said.
"Because they'd just get wet and they'd take a long time to dry so it was easier (to be naked)."
Butters admitted: "I was the last one to embrace my nakedness."
Viewers noticed the blunder and took to Twitter to share their thoughts.
Yorkshire Rows with Hairy Biker Dave MyersRECORD BREAKERS: Yorkshire Rows with Hairy Biker Dave Myers
Chris Saunders tweeted" "Was it really necessary for such a gratuitous naked crotch shot of Yorkshire Rows at 6.46am today? Nearly put me off my coffee."
Referencing a notorious flashing scene from the film, Basic Instinct, another viewer asked: "Who is going to play her part in the imminent movie? Sharon Stone?"
Yorkshire Rows set a Guinness World Record as the oldest all-female crew to cross an ocean when they arrived in English Harbour, Antigua, on February 25, 67 days and five hours after leaving La Gomera in the Canary Islands.
A BBC spokesperson said: “We quickly realised our error and edited the clip so it wasn’t broadcast again later in the programme. We apologise to our guest and our viewers for the mistake.”

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