ITV News' Nina Hossain apologises after dropping C-bomb live on air amid 'wild afternoon'
07.03.2024 - 14:59
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ITV News anchor Nina Hossain was left issuing an apology after she accidentally dropped the C-bomb live on air. The broadcast journalist was speaking on the lunchtime news on Thursday (March 7) when she discussed Jeremy Hunt following his spring Budget.
The Chancellor announced his latest plans for taxation and spending in the House of Commons on Wednesday (March 6). Among the measures, he announced a second cut to the rate of National Insurance of 2 per cent, after the rate was cut from 12 per cent to 10 per cent back in January.
Other tax cuts announced in the Budget include the extension of a cut on fuel duty, a new levy on vapes, a tax raid on owners of short-term holiday lets and the scaling back of non-dom tax relief.
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Nina was chatting to a reported out in Altrincham when she, quite clearly said: "Mr c**t." She immediately corrected herself, saying "Mr Hunt," and moved swiftly on.
But the moment didn't got unnoticed by viewers who flocked to social media to comment. @AngelaJ1077 laughed alongside a clip: "Slight slip of the tongue there when referring to Mr Hunt #itvnews #ITV #JeremyHunt." @BrexitFails said: "RUDE WORD ALLERT ! You have to feel for Nina Hossain of ITV News. She managed to get through the moment though. #jeremyhunt." @JennaEllis3 wrote alongside another clip of the moment: "Omg, no way did this just happen on the #itvnews it’s has made my day."
Nina later apologised for the slip, saying as she ended the latest new bulletin: "Just before I say goodbye, apologies for me slip of the tongue earlier
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