BBC Breakfast viewers weren’t pleased as they tuned in to observe the Tech Now information
Ben Thompson and Luxmy Gopal on BBC Breakfast(Image: BBC)
BBC Breakfast viewers issued the identical criticism as the present’s Tech Now phase performed out. Luxmy Gopal and Ben Thompson fronted the present on Sunday, presenting the day’s prime information tales.
However, followers have been lower than impressed when the Tech Now phase gave the impression to be a repeat, which had already been broadcast.
Taking to X to share their frustrations, one viewer stated, “#BBCbreakfast repeating final yr’s breakfast story on their newest technology present lol..”
“Wasn’t this on yesterday? #BBCBreakfast,” one other requested whereas a 3rd replied, “Good man, making sure you haven’t missed it.”
“Tech Now is bad enough the first time you see it..Repeat episodes are ten times worse,” another person went on.
Another fumed, “My licence fee pays this?”
However, not everybody shared the identical opinion as one viewer commented, “Ooh, don’t mind this bit.”
The Tech Now phase started at a Motoring Centre in Ireland, the place individuals monitored the roads to maintain drivers secure. The presenter demonstrated that workers have been additionally utilizing AI to carry out their jobs.
Another phase featured synchronised robots in Japan, and one other confirmed animal photographer Tim Flach discussing the challenges of photographing cats.
Fans have been additionally thrilled to see Luxmy presenting the programme, with one writing, “Great to see Luxmy this morning on breakfast.”
Saturday’s BBC Breakfast was additionally jam-packed, and followers have been thrilled after Naga Munchetty shared some heartwarming news about Punch, the baby monkey in Japan.
Charlie Stayt started, “Now, you may be familiar with the story of Punch. That’s the baby monkey that was given a cuddly toy. There he is, after he was rejected by his family at the zoo in Japan. A bit worried about him.”
Sharing the optimistic information, Naga added, “We have an update there, a positive update. Keepers have gradually been reintroducing Punch to the macaque troop, and it seems he’s parted ways with his stuffed orangutan as one of the adult females has taken him under her wing.
“She grooms him, she holds him. Punch has even been noticed enjoying with a number of the youthful members of the troop as nicely.”
BBC Breakfast airs day by day at 6am on BBC One.
