January 31st 2024.
The recent live report from BBC Breakfast has caused concern among viewers. Reporter Lewis Vaughan Jones was covering the Up Helly Aa fire festival in Shetland, which took place on Tuesday. However, the harsh weather conditions made it nearly impossible for him to complete the report without facing some difficulties.
Despite the brutal wind and rain that was blocking his view and making it hard to hear, Lewis bravely soldiered on. The BBC has received criticism in the past for sending journalists into extreme weather conditions, but they have defended their decision, stating that they take all necessary precautions to ensure the safety of their employees. However, it was evident that Lewis was having a tough time during his live report on Wednesday morning.
The contrast between the warm, dry studio and Lewis' live report was stark. The wind and rain were so strong that he could barely keep his eyes open and the mic was picking up the sound of the wind and rain. Jon Kay, who was in the studio, jokingly commented on how Lewis was being blown away by the wind.
Despite the challenging conditions, Lewis managed to complete his report on the Up Helly Aa fire festival. However, he couldn't even hear the reporters back in the studio when they asked if it was okay to extend the program. Viewers sympathized with Lewis, with one commenting that he doesn't get paid enough for the work he does.
Lewis has gained support from viewers in the past when he opened up about his hearing loss and appeared on air with a hearing aid. He shared that he was self-conscious about wearing it on air, but realized that there was no logical reason not to. BBC Breakfast airs weekdays on BBC One from 6am. If you have a celebrity story, video, or pictures, you can get in touch with the entertainment team at The Agency through email or by visiting their Submit Stuff page.
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