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Carol Kirkwood, 59, made a mistake this morning live on air as she reported from The Queen’s Club, West London. Speaking to David Law, the media director of The Queen’s Club Championships, the weather woman made an awkward blunder while talking about professional tennis player, Sir Andy Murray, 34.Speaking to David, Carol made the blunder as she referred to Andy’s “back” issue, as opposed to his hip, which he has had surgery on previously.Carol began: “The other thing of course is Andy Murray is back, and he’s had his problems with some of his back, how do you think he’ll perform?”“Well he’s had all sorts of problems if you think over the last few years,” David replied.“He’s had his hip surgery and two years ago he managed to get out on the

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BBC Breakfast’s Carol Kirkwood made a blunder this morning live on air as she reported from the Queen’s Club at Wimbledon, West London.Speaking to David Law, the media director of The Queen’s Tournament, Carol made an embarrassing blunder while talking about Sir Andy Murray, the professional tennis player.Speaking to David, Carol made a rookie mistake, as she said: “The other thing of course is Andy Murray is back, and he’s had his problems with some of his back, how do you think he’ll perform?”“Well he’s had all sorts of problems if you think over the last few years,” David replied.“He’s had his hip surgery and two years ago he managed to get out on the doubles court with his hip resurfacing.

Atherton. The victim sustained a 'suspected fracture' to her upper leg, say police.The burglar left her on the ground outside, in pain, trying to shout for help.'Sentimental and valuable' jewellery, a laptop and cash were all stolen from the elderly woman's home.Police say they were called to reports of a burglary at the home at around 6.40am on Tuesday.An investigation has now been launched.No arrests have yet been made and officers are now appealing for information to help with their enquires.DC David Law, of GMP’s Wigan district, said: “The victim must have been terrified.