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Tuesday, June 28, 2022

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Place : Northern Ireland
Geo Path : Northern Ireland,UK
lat : 54.5   lon : -6.5

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Sarah Noble added: “I had nothing to do with this!!”

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United Kingdom  [72%]

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  • BBC News channel apologises after ticker message goes viral
  • BBC sorry over Manchester United ticker blunder
  • BBC apologises after ‘Manchester United are rubbish’ gaffe
  • BBC trainee accidentally posts message mocking Man United live on TV
  • BBC apologises after ‘Manchester United are rubbish’ statement appears on screen
  • BBC Apologises After "Manchester United Are Rubbish" Appears On Ticker
  • BBC forced to apologise after airing 'Manchester United are rubbish' message live on air

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Clive Myrie [54%]

Scott Bryan [20%]

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