BBC's Dan Walker apologises on Twitter over 'swearing' on Football Focus

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Piers Morgan, 55, and BBC Breakfast star Dan Walker, 43, have a long-standing rivalry where the pair often go back and forth with swipes at each other on Twitter.The Good Morning Britain host took a savage dig at Dan as he branded him "Inspector Walker" in a recent spat.It comes after the BBC broadcaster was forced to apologise after Love Island star Josh Denzel seemingly swore on live TV during an episode of Football Focus.At the time of the blunder, Dan tweeted: "Really sorry about the swearing you might have heard on #FootballFocus today."I know a lot of kids watch the show and we are trying to work out what happened.

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Piers Morgan never misses an opportunity to poke at his BBC Breakfast TV rival, Dan Walker. And the opinionated Good Morning Britain host went so far as to give Dan, 43, an "immature" nickname, as he waded into a conversation between Dan and football pundit, Gary Lineker, 59, today.

BBC Breakfast host Dan Walker, 43, is also a firm fixture on Football Focus where he admitted he was "really sorry" after an on-air blunder.The presenter took to Twitter and addressed the situation after he thought Love Island star Josh Denzel swore on the show but has since claimed it was in fact a Zoom line error.In view of his 660,000 Twitter followers, Dan took the opportunity to address the blunder.He penned: "Really sorry about the swearing you might have heard on #FootballFocus today."I know a lot of kids watch the show and we are trying to work out what happened. Apologies."Fans flocked to comment on the post, as one person asked: "I missed it.

DAN Walker apologised to parents of young children today after Josh Denzel appeared to say "f**k" on Football Focus. One mum said she was left rushing for the remote control tweeting: "My 9 year old just asked me if the F word was just spoken????" Viewers heard Josh tell Crystal Palace star Wilfried Zaha: "The thing is my housemate John, he's a massive Palace fan, he ran f***ing five marathons in five days." Host Dan tweeted afterwards: "Really sorry about the swearing you might have heard on #FootballFocus today.

BBC 1 on Saturday afternoon as Walker was joined by Dion Dublin and Micah Richards to discuss today’s Premier League matches. One segment of the show showed former Love Island star Josh Denzel interviewing Crystal Palace forward Wilfried Zaha.

BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker brightened up his fans' week by sharing a cute photo of his pet pooch lounging at home. Taking to his Twitter page on Sunday, the news anchor poked fun at his dog's long hair amid recent headlines during lockdown.

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BBC Breakfast host Dan Walker, 43, has announced on Twitter he is "tired of all the shouting" and amount of "violence" occurring after crowds of the public were seen being violent towards police officers this weekend.The BBC presenter reminded his followers to treat people how they would want to be treated.Dan's words come after video footage of violence taking place on Bridge Street was shared online yesterday.Today, Dan decided to speak up about the situation on his Twitter and Instagram pages as he claimed he's had enough of "the shaming".Alongside a picture of his dog, the journalist wrote to his 659,000 Twitter followers: "I don’t know about you but I’m tired of the shouting, the pontificating, the shaming, the threats, the