BBC Breakfast guest drops C-bomb outside Downing Street in awkward on-air blunder

ENHYPEN singer Jay has tested positive for COVID-19, and will be halting his activities with the group for the time being.On July 21, music label Belift Lab published a statement to South Korean outlet Mydaily announcing that the Korean-American idol has been diagnosed with COVID-19 after positive results on both a rapid antigen test and a PCR test on the same day.“He is currently showing symptoms like mild sore throat and body aches and is being treated at home away from the other members,” Belift Lab’s statement read, as translated by Soompi. The label then added that all remaining members of ENHYPEN tested negative on self-testing kits after Jay’s diagnosis.“As such, Jay will not be able to participate in ENHYPEN’s schedule for the time being.

Boris Johnson and Prince Harry held a surprise meeting, their first since the Duke and Duchess of Sussex announced their departure from the UK, a very awkward moment occured.Johnson's many gaffes in his time in the hot seat are being pored over once more after he announced that he would step down as PM after a series of scandals. The Prime Minister was spotted stretching and putting his hand on his head as he met the Duke in January that year, on the margins of a UK-Africa investment summit in London.

Scott Bryan This has been the weirdest week in British television in a long time.In the days leading up to Boris Johnson’s resignation, the number of gaffes and surreal moments captured on live television became almost impossible to track. But in many ways, these moments reflected the surreal mood of the country as the prime minister refused to step down, despite more than 50 government resignations.Take the political coverage from College Green, a public park in Westminster and a popular location for interviews with politicians.

A wax figure of Boris Johnson has appeared outside a Job Centre as the Prime Minister resigned as Tory leader.

Following a series of ministerial resignations, Boris Johnson looks set to resign as leader of the Conservative Party, according to the BBC. Boris, who was recently booed while celebrating the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations, is believed to continue to serve as Prime Minister until the autumn. At present, the 58 year old lives at Number 11 Downing Street with his wife Carrie and their young family, though this would be set to change should he resign.

READ MORE: Boris Johnson bids 'sad' farewell in resignation from 'best job in the world' One person Tweeted: "Boris thanking the staff ‘here at chequers’ when he’s outside no.10. #notonthesameplanetastherestofus" "He thought he was in Chequers...

Andy Burnham has said that Boris Johnson should resign as Prime Minister right now and let his deputy Dominic Raab take over for the next few weeks. The Greater Manchester mayor said the PM's proposal to stay in power until the autumn is not 'tenable' and he should step down immediately.

After a seismic 36 hours during which British politics has been rocked, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is stepping down and the British media is in overdrive speculating on what happens next. In the UK broadcasting world, questions will soon be raised about a future that will almost certainly have a different Culture Secretary than current incumbent Nadine Dorries.

Matt Hancock appeared on BBC Breakfast this morning (July 7) to share his opinions on whether or not he believes that the Prime Minister should step down – but viewers were distracted by his outfit. So far more than 50 Members of Parliament have resigned, putting pressure on Boris Johnson to leave his post.

Boris Johnson has finally agreed to step down as UK Prime Minister following more than 50 resignations from his government in response to multiple scandals.

BBC News anchor has been left red-faced after being caught with his feet on the desk and scrolling through his phone during a live broadcast.Over a turbulent 24 hours, where we saw 38 members of the Tory Government step down, Michael Gove reportedly sacked as revenge and a scrambling Boris Johnson defend himself from critics both inside and outside his party.So at the end of a hectic day for the Conservative Party, viewers will sure forgive anyone for not being able to keep up with the speed of the events - even poor Tim Willcox.READ MORE: Boris Johnson dealt yet another blow as Larry the Downing Street cat 'resigns'The BBC news anchor was listening to a recap of the day from fellow presenter and news analyst Ros Atkins outside 10 Downing Street when the camera unexpectedly cut back to him in the studio before it was supposed to.Such was the sudden nature, Tim had his feet up on the desk and was scrolling through his phone.He quickly realised and attempted to readjust, but it was too late as viewers took to social media to laugh at the blunder."Tbh we’re all doing the same right now" noted one user, with a second sympathising with the presenter, tweeting: "You really do have to feel for Tim Willcox here, but at the same time, thank you for giving me a chuckle."A third noted: "Six seconds of comic relief in the business news day for ages"As Mr Johnson refuses to step down from 10 Downing Street, he has given old pal Mr Gove his marching orders following his ally turning against him, the Mirror reports.The BBC initially reported that Mr Johnson had dismissed the Levelling Up Secretary after speaking to him on the phone on Wednesday night.Despite the chaos unfolding around him, the PM's Parliamentary Private Secretary James

has announced her liver "gave out" amid a gruelling secret opioid addiction. The TV star has admitted she "didn’t want to see" her daughter. She has been abusing substances since aged 15.

GOOD Morning Britain descended into chaos today when a protester gatecrashed Susanna Reid outside Parliament - causing the star to start dancing. Susanna and Ed Balls were hosting the ITV breakfast show live from Westminster after Boris Johnson lost his Chancellor and Health Secretary last night in a blow to his leadership.

Boris Johnson lost two of his senior members after both Sajid Javid and Rishi Sunak resigned on Tuesday (July 5). Both MPs called for Boris' resignation as they left their vital roles, but the Prime Minister had an immediate turnaround as he welcomed replacements within mere hours.READ MORE: Gethin Jones asks BBC Breakfast star Jon Kay 'how dare you' after cheeky dog jibe On BBC Breakfast journalist Jon Maguire joined Jon Kay in quizzing MPs about Boris' continued time at 10 Downing Street, with Maguire interviewing MP Andrew Bridgen on air.

Good Morning Britain was rudely interrupted by anti-Brexit protestor Steve Bray as he blasted Bye Bye Baby outside the Houses of Parliament. During Wednesday’s instalment of the popular ITV morning show, Susanna Reid and her co-host Ed Balls ditched the ITV studio after Rishi Sunak and Sajid Javid resigned from the governmental cabinet while Boris Johnson remains in power.

Strictly Come Dancing co-star appeared outside the Houses of Parliament much to the disappointment of viewers at home. Throughout the three-hour show, the pair discussed the latest development in the ongoing campaign to remove Boris Johnson from power following a slew of party gatherings during the heart of the global pandemic.

READ NEXT: Bookies suspend betting on Boris Johnson quitting as bungling PM rocked by resignationsSunak said “the public rightly expect government to be conducted properly, competently and seriously”, adding “I believe these standards are worth fighting for and that is why I am resigning.”And in an incendiary letter, Javid said the British people “expect integrity from their government” but voters now believed Mr Johnson’s administration was neither competent nor “acting in the national interest”.And the big name resignations didn't stop there.A parody Twitter account set up for the Cabinet Office's 'chief mouser' tweeted a picture of the feline at a photoshopped miniature podium in Downing Street alongside the caption: “I can no longer, in good conscience, live with this Prime Minister. Either he goes, or I do.”Followers were quick to support the brave cat."I stand with Larry.

Boris Johnson is facing urgent questions in parliament over what he knew about the behaviour of disgraced Tory MP Chris Pincher before appointing him as whip.

BBC Breakfast presenter Jon Kay couldn't hold back his cheeky side during the latest episode of the morning show as he seemed to make a jibe at Morning Live presenter Gethin Jones.On Tuesday morning's programme (July 5), the BBC Breakfast studio spoke to Gethin via video link to discuss what was taking place on the upcoming programme.However, the focus quickly turned to the sleepy dogs in the Morning Live studio who appeared unbothered by the cameras zooming in on them.But as Gethin mentioned how some may be feeling just like the tired pups, Jon quickly chimed in and told Gethin that it was his "company" that put them to sleep.Giggling at his remark, Gethin replied: "How dare you?"Back at the BBC Breakfast studio, Jon tried to continued the joke by suggesting that the dogs could do with coffee.However his co-host Sally Nugent told him that it probably wasn't the best idea.On Monday's programme (July 4), presenter Sally hit headlines after she scolded a camera operator for his filming while covering Mike Tindall’s charity bike ride.Sally appeared less than impressed by the camera work, originally done by Mike on a selfie stick before being passed over to a waiting crowd member - who did not manage to film the group leaving, and decided to point the lens at the cloudy sky.Just as Mike headed off for his ride, he joked: "This is where I fall off… actually, we’ll get someone to hold it whilst we set off, how about that?"Sally replied: "Don’t worry, you’re live on BBC One, it doesn’t matter if you fall off"But as the camera passed over, she chimed: "Off they go… Come on camera person, where are we?Jon then added: "I think the camera person is showing Carol [Kirkwood] the state of the clouds.""Yeah," Sally agreed, before

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has announced that half a million people have been supported into work in less than six months thanks to ‘Way to Work’, a UK Government drive to get jobseekers into employment.

BBC Breakfast star Sally Nugent succeeded in raising concerns for her channel co-star after a 'brave' experience in Cornwall.TV presenter John McGuire was off at the Eden Project to kick off the Queen's Baton Relay, as the torch heads around the country ahead of the Commonwealth Games.John was tasked with enduring a zip wire experience alongside the first torch holder, plunging head first off a suspended platform while suited and booted.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Sally Nugent tells off 'subdued' camera operator for blunder live on-airBut Sally was pulling no punches as she compared his flight to a "beagle", joking with her co-host Jon Kay: "If you were watching an hour ago, you will have seen John McGuire flying like an eagle... or more possibly like a beagle..."Jon quipped: "I think it was a lot more like a beagle, wasn't it?"Realising her words might have been a tad harsh, Sally added: "I feel a bit mean, he looked fantastic, I have to say.