Viewers express disbelief as BBC reporter braves heavy snow in Yorkshire
Yorkshire: So, there was this wild moment on BBC Breakfast where Yunus Mulla was out in the snow in Harrogate. It was super early, around 6:17 AM, and folks were not having it.
He was reporting live about the chaos the snow was causing, like airports in Manchester, Liverpool, and Birmingham shutting down. Can you imagine?
Yunus was saying how heavy the snow was and that it had been coming down for a couple of hours. He even mentioned how it was settling in, creating a big white blanket over the town.
He warned everyone about the travel risks, telling people to be careful if they had to drive. He suggested carrying blankets and food, just in case. Smart advice, right?
But then, viewers started freaking out. They were like, “Why is he out there in the snow?” One person even called the crew “BBC Muppets” for reporting from such a dangerous spot.
Another viewer sarcastically said, “Thank goodness we have a reporter in the snow to tell us it’s snowing.” It was a bit of a roast, honestly.
Someone else brought up that famous clip of a reporter getting hit by a sign during a storm, saying, “Don’t make unnecessary journeys.” Classic!
And then there was this one person who just couldn’t understand why anyone would go out in that weather unless they had to. It’s a fair point!
BBC Breakfast airs weekdays at 6 AM, so if you want to catch more of this, you know where to find it.
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