BBC apologises for playing Queen's 'I Want To Break Free' after Sarah Everard report
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dailystar.co.ukDaily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A number of listeners to BBC Radio 2 were left shocked when the station played Queen's "I Want To Break Free" after a news report about Sarah Everard's murder.The BBC has apologised for the blunder and said the song choice was not intentional.In the audio, from around 5.40am on Thursday (September 30) presenter Vanessa Feltz is reading out the newspaper headlines of the day and most of them are about Sarah's killer Wayne Couzens getting a life sentence for murder.
Reading out a statement from Sarah's parents, she says: "I am haunted by the horror of my precious little girl's murder."The presenter adds: "Desperately sad front pages this morning; let's move on with some lovely music.
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