BBC Breakfast viewers call out on-air blunder as show 'secret' exposed
Eagle-eyed BBC Breakfast fans were quick to call out the programme as they noticed a hilarious mistake during Tuesday's show.
BBC Breakfast: Jon Kay asks John Watson not to sing
On Tuesday's instalment of BBC Breakfast, hosts Jon Kay and Sarah Campbell were speaking about changes happening at the National Grid.
The duo informed viewers that the system which operates it has now been brought under public ownership.
Speaking to their co-star Justin Rowlatt who was at the control centre live, he gave people watching more information on the topic.
He said: "This is quite unusual to be given permission to come into this room. You come through an airlock, the location is top secret, and it is bombproof. This place is a bit of critical national infrastructure because it runs the entire electricity system for the UK."
However, it wasn't long before people watching noticed a huge blunder made by the broadcaster, as the "secret" location was displayed on-screen.
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One person said: "‘The location is top secret’ Is it though? #BBCBreakfast"
Someone else commented: "Top secret location...Live in Wokingham"
"Funny how BBC Breakfast says they are at a top-secret location yet it says live from Wokingham at the top of my screen," wrote another.
Another added: "Secret location [wink emoji]"
Elsewhere during the show, viewers saw Jon and sports correspondent John Watson share a funny moment when speaking about showing off their vocal skills.
John played a pre-recorded clip of England cricket captain Heather Knight mentioning a singalong with Nat Sciver while abroad, which prompted an idea in his head.
He commented: "I think I'd be singing if I was leaving this weather behind, wouldn't you?"
Although Jon Kay wasn't so eager about the idea as he replied: "Please don't John, please don't!" Looking upset, his co-host replied: "Come on, can't I? Please come on!"
As the cameras cut back to Sarah and Jon, he confessed Nina Warhurst was trying to plan a group karaoke night with the BBC team.
Sarah was wondering what her co-star's go-to singalong was as he replied: "No, no phones allowed for that particular performance I think!"
