Kate Garraway says unfortunate issue led to new BBC show's name being changed

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Kate Garraway was forced to change the name of her new BBC show after spotting an unfortunate problem. The Good Morning Britain star was back on screens on Wednesday night with her latest project.

Your Body Uncovered with Kate Garraway is a new BBC Two medical show which sees the presenter team up with Dr Guddi Singh to use the latest technology to help patients understand their own medical conditions.

For example, the first episode saw Hilda, who has been suffering with fibroids for years, see exactly what was happening inside her body after suffering "extreme" symptoms that left her with a swollen stomach and three-week long periods. READ MORE: ITV Loose Women's Charlene White claps back after she's accused of 'playing race card' The show uses augmented reality technology, which superimposes computer-generated images to bring patients face to face with their conditions in a unique medical consultation.

Ahead of the first episode of the series, Kate appeared on BBC's The One Show. And she revealed that the programme, away from her usual stints on ITV, originally had a different name but had to be changed due to an accidental innuendo. "It was originally, I think, going to be called Kate Garraway's body uncovered," the 54-year-old said. "It isn't, I just want to reassure you, please don't say that because no one is going to put that on BBC Two at 8pm. "It would be like watching Doctor Who through your fingers." She then added: "My body is not uncovered in any way, but lots of other peoples are and they're great examples of very serious things but also those niggling things that really impact on your life." At the end of magazine show, host Alex Jones told viewers: "Your body uncovered with Kate Garraway..." But Kate