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BBC Presenter leaves co-star squirming with VERY rude joke after technical blunder
BBC presenter Peter Levy said he needs 'danger money' for doing the programme.
BBC weather presenter Paul Hudson left his co-star Peter Levy squirming on the red sofa after making a very rude joke on last night’s instalment of Look North.
The hilarious moment came about when Paul made a cheeky gag to Peter about their being “nothing wrong with his equipment” during his weather report.
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During yesterday’s episode of Look North - a daily local news broadcast on the BBC for people in East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire - Peter 68, handed over the reins to weatherman Paul, 52, for the latest update.
Their exchange began when Peter checked in with the weather reporter about the equipment for Hudson’s presentation, which had been down during his lunchtime broadcast.
While confirming that it had indeed been fixed for his evening report, Paul took the opportunity to crack a cheeky joke, saying that there’s nothing wrong with his equipment, as evidenced by the birth of his baby daughter.
Turning to his co-star, Peter said: “At lunchtime, his equipment wasn’t working. Is it repaired?”
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“Well, I think you’ll find my 10-week daughter proves there’s nothing wrong with my equipment,” Paul fired back.
Immediately, there was silence in the studio as Peter was left squirming on the red sofa before he eventually broke out laughing.
While Peter was visibly shocked, Paul shrugged back and said, “Well, you asked.”
Regaining his composure and shutting down his co-stars cheeky remarks, Peter replied: “Right, let’s just have the forecast.”
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“I seriously need danger money for doing this programme,” he quickly added.
Paul laughed as he apologised. “Sorry, I’m off on a tangent there,” he said before diving into the upcoming weather forecast.
Afterward, Look North BBC shared the exchange on X, formerly Twitter, commenting: “Our Peter Levy was given a bit too much information there from [Paul] Hudson.”
The pair are known for their back-and-forth banter and viewers found the exchange hilarious.
“These two are an underrated double act," one viewer commented on social media.
Another said: “It’s worth watching the local news just for these two!”
“It’s like watching Morecambe and Wise most nights,” a third social media user added.
While a fourth pondered: “This going to be a regular feature, saucy jokes?”
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