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Jeremy Hunt's Unfortunate Name Is Causing Problems For Reporters Again


             

Jeremy Hunt's Unfortunate Name Is Causing Problems For Reporters Again

News | 06/11/2017 | 6:36 PM
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The curse of Jeremy Hunt has struck again with two journalists mis-pronouncing his name in the most unfortunate way possible.

Reporters have been stationed on Downing Street to report on Tory ministers coming and going as Theresa May reshuffles her Cabinet following her election humiliation.

On the BBC’s rolling news channel, Ellie Price reflected on what might be happening with the Health Secretary ensconced in No 10.

“We’re waiting to hear from Jeremy C*** ... Hunt and some of the other people who have gone in,” she said.

A classic of the freudian slip genre. pic.twitter.com/GYXgJ1eFqs

— Andy Ha (@_AndyHa) June 11, 2017 Price later tweeted ...
And to think I navigated the earlier part of my career through the Kent Countryside with no problem...

— Ellie Price (@EllieJPrice) June 11, 2017 But it wasn’t the only slip of the tongue on Sunday.
Over on Sky News, newsreader Claudia-Liza Armah was also having similar problems. “Beth, it looks like Jeremy C*** is going to be coming out with that NHS pin on his jacket,” she said to reporter Beth Rigby.

Newsreader says Jeremy C*nt again as if that's just his name now. pic.twitter.com/ak5oZ63Hvn

— Michael Spicer (@MrMichaelSpicer) June 11, 2017
Hunt remains at health, by the way. It’s not the first or second time broadcasters have been tongue-tied. Here’s Ricky Gervais capturing another Sky News broadcaster making the blunder two years ago.

And Radio 4 presenter James Naughtie tripped over his tongue when trailing an interview with the then Culture Secretary.

To put the tin hat on it, Andrew Marr made exactly the same gaffe when describing the incident on Start the Week only hours later.

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