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Presenter Mishal Husain apologizes for the late start of the show
The beginning of the BBC's flagship political program The Andrew Marr Show has been delayed by "technical problems".
The show started 10 minutes later than the scheduled departure time Sunday and the BBC apologized for going on air "a little later than we hoped it would be. ".
Problems continued after the start, with BBC journalist Chris Mason having to stop reading headlines because of "gremlins".
The show's host, Mishal Husain, is excused for these problems.
The show was also unable to broadcast an interview with actress Lesley Manville.
Two minutes into the series, the political correspondent Mason began to read the headlines, but stopped after the main story.
He said: "I'm scared, Mishal, I do not see this newsletter anymore.These gremlins, I'm afraid, continue and I'll have to go."
If you are looking for #marr on BBC One, we could not go on air because of technical problems. We are working to solve them and hope to be on the fastest possible.
– BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) April 28, 2019
End of Twitter post by @BBCPolitics
Husain told viewers, "We have some technical issues this morning, so apologize, we went to BBC One a little later than expected."
The 50-minute broadcast will feature interviews with Conservative Party President Brandon Lewis, Liberal Democrat MP Jo Swinson, Workers' Ghost Minister Andrew Gwynne and Father Martin Magill, priest who led the funeral. of the murdered journalist Lyra McKee.
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