A BBC News presenter has been upbraided for rolling her eyes while reading the phrase “pregnant people” from a teleprompter, correcting it to “women”, the broadcaster ruling she broke impartiality rules.
BBC News presenter Martine Croxall has had a complaint against her about her delivery of a news report in June of this year on health precautions to be taken during a heatwave. Offered up the phrase “pregnant people” in the script on her teleprompter, Croxall was observed to give a glance of frustration with the eyes before correcting to say “women”. She said: “the aged, pregnant people — women — and those with pre-existing health conditions…
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