BBC presenter accidentally drops C-bomb in on air gaffe

It's happened again.

This time, the presenter in question is Nina Warhurst, who made the accidental blunder while appearing live on Tuesday's Breakfast show.

The broadcaster, 43, was presenting a segment on money and business when she made the slip up.

Appearing alongside Jon Kay and Sally Nugent, Kay said: "Let's talk about the budget next week and there is a warning this morning that the chancellor should not cut taxes.

"The warning comes from a leading think tank, Nina can tell us more - morning Nina!"

And that's when chaos erupted with Warhurst saying: "Thank Jon, yeah when tax c*nts, cuts are announced the public listens which is possibly why the Chancellor has hinted at this ahead of the budget."

Naturally, the innocent mistake led to a large response online with one person taking to X to write: "Say what you think @NinaWarhurst."

Another commented: "8.11 on BBC Breakfast, @NinaWarhurst was talking about 'Tax Cuts' except I think she used slightly stronger language!"

Another viewer replied: "I nearly fell off my chair when she said it!"

Someone else wrote: "Oopsy. Slip of the tongue, made me laugh."

A fifth wrote: "Brilliantly rescued!"

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