Overview
- A pre-recorded segment on Manjinder Nagra, founder of Hove Rugby Club, aired without sound on BBC Breakfast, prompting an on-air apology from presenter Roger Johnson.
- Manjinder Nagra's achievements include being the first Sikh woman to play rugby for England and growing her club from six players to around 80 over a decade.
- Johnson quickly adapted by discussing newspaper stories, including a survey on phone-addicted teenagers struggling to focus during exam revision.
- The broadcast marked a notable change as Johnson hosted solo, with no explanation for the absence of his usual co-hosts.
- Nagra believes the upcoming Rugby World Cup in England will further boost diversity and inclusion in the sport.