I Know . . .

[Buenchico]

. . . it's my schoolboy sense of humour but it still made me smile 😊

https://tinyurl.com/yt6uftxh

[Old_Geezer]

His last name rhymes with a rather pleasant place, folk are dying to get in there, he should've told The Telegraph.

[Smowball]

Ooopsie!! Accidentally on purpose lol...

[jno]

I think there's a slight oratorical tendency to put some sort of consonant between Jeremy and Hunt; the H isn't quite strong enough but if you strengthen it it comes across as a K sound

[10ClarionSt]

I don't believe he did it accidentally. He's a professional broadcaster and I'm sure he encounters all kinds of surnames in the course of his job. I have a friend with the surname Hunt. I've never mis-pronounced his name and neither has anyone else when I've been near him. Oddly though, he has a brother called Michael, who is known as Mick, not Mike!

[Peter Pedant]

when things were quieter the recording of " Les...Lesbian forces have - I am sorry Lesbanese forces have mobilised..." made me smirk

The cricketing Indian announcer who talked of Presiden XI - got his cards....

 

[Atheist]

Trouble is, the term must be used regularly amongst political and journalism circles, and it would be easy to accidentally let it slip out.

[Atheist]

And there was that sixties band called 'Mike Hunt Swarm.'

[sandyRoe]

On one occasion didn't a presenter struggle to contain his giggles after the forbidden word hit the airwaves?

A classic snatch of radio.  😂