BBC Left Wing Bias On Show After Two Journalists Call Culture Sec C*nt Live On Air

Outspoken BBC journo James Naughtie attacked the coalition this morning by sneeringly referring to Jeremy Hunt as Jeremy C*nt, the clearest sign yet that the cuts at the BBC are beginning to hit home.

Jeremy C*nt

And just to confirm it wasn't a simple slip of the tongue, Andrew Marr then went and said the exact same thing an hour later.

For years the BBC have pandered to the left like this and it's only News International, owners of The Sun, who can save the country.

It's a disgrace that two of the BBC's most senior journalists can call a cabinet member this word and get away with it before he's had a chance to prove himself. At least Russell Brand and Jonathan Ross, both who had the decency to leave the BBC soon after, never called Andrew Sachs that word.

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Naughtie And Marr In Brazen 'Jeremy C*nt' On Air Attack

The BBC was in crisis today after two senior broadcasters called a member of the cabinet a c*nt live on air.

Pressure of the cuts on the BBC, with hundreds being made redundant, is believed to be the real reason behind the on air outbursts which the BBC would have us believe was a simple slip of the tongue, twice in an hour.

A spokesman for the BBC said: "James Naughtie said C*nt Hunt and then coughed, it's not like he just stopped after swearing. It was a clear slip of the tongue. Andrew was obviously worried he would say the same thing and then promptly said it - it's the danger of live broadcasting and we can't afford a delay and a beeper machine because of the coalition cuts. (I did say cut there didn't I? Just checking. Phew.)"

BBC Human Resources train their journalists how to not swear on air, but neither Naughtie or Marr have had their refresher course for over three years, the recommended time.

Both outbursts are still available on iPlayer and Youtube. It's a disgrace.

In an earlier incident Radio Five's Nickie Campbell referred to the West Kent Hunt as the West C*nt Hunt twice.

It's Too Soon To Tell If He Really Is A C*nt, Backtracks BBC

The BBC apologised today for two of its most senior commentators calling a member of the cabinet a c*nt, saying it is far too early to tell for sure.

The BBC apologised for broadcasting the swear word before the 9pm watershed that was either 13 hours later, or 11 hours earlier depending on how you look at it.

James Naughtie started off by introducing the Culture Secretary as Jeremy C*nt Hunt, Andrew Marr then said live on air after 9 am that he would not be saying Jeremy C*nt like Naughtie had earlier. Then oops I just said it again I'm terribly sorry.

Pressure is growing on Jeremy Paxman to call Jeremy Hunt a c*nt on Newsnight tonight. More to follow.