BBC brands its own show 's**t' in awkward Twitter blunder over Let It Shine

The BBC by accident branded their new Saturday night time leisure present, Let It Shine, as 's**t' in a clumsy Twitter blunder.

In a now-deleted retweet, the BBC Radio 2 twitter account shared a submit from a disgruntled viewer which learn: 'Opted to not topic myself to #LetItS**t and tuned into the pleasant Liza Tarbuck @BBCRadio2 as a substitute.'

The submit was up lengthy sufficient for some eagle-eyed viewers to note, nevertheless, as they shared a screenshot of the error on social media.

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Awkward: The BBC by accident branded their new Saturday night time leisure present, Let It Shine, fronted by Gary Barlow, as 's**t' in a clumsy Twitter blunder

Let It Shine searches for 5 boys to star in Gary Barlow's new musical, The Band, which relies on the songs of Take That.

The contestants are all hoping to impress the singer, who's joined by Dannii Minogue, Martin Kemp and visitor decide Amber Riley on the judging panel.

The brand new present has been going up towards ITV's revamped model of the Voice, which moved from the BBC this 12 months.

Oops: The submit was up lengthy sufficient for some eagle-eyed viewers to note, nevertheless, as they shared a screenshot of the error on social media

On the hunt: Let It Shine searches for 5 boys to star in Gary Barlow's new musical, The Band, which relies on the songs of Take That

Let It Shine is seen as a rival to ITV's music contest exhibits, and notably sees Barlow and Minogue taking locations on the judging panel on the BBC regardless of each as soon as being X Issue judges for Simon Cowell.

Some have steered Barlow's present is a direct retaliation to Cowell, after he left The X Issue UK three years in the past when Cowell returned to it.

The Take That singer had nothing however reward for Simon just lately, explaining: 'I've at all times been a giant fan of The X Issue.'

Golden workforce: The contestants are all hoping to impress Gary Barlow, who's joined by (L-R) Amber Riley, Mel Giedroyc, Gary Barlow, Dannii Minogue, Graham Norton and Martin Kemp

'And a giant fan of Simon as a TV persona, and of the particular person I've met all through the years.'

Nonetheless he then added of their private relationship: 'I'm not very near him, I by no means have been, however this present is of no menace to any of his companies.'

Kemp - who seems on Let It Shine - has a battle of curiosity in that his son Roman Kemp is a bunch for ITV2's Xtra Issue - though these exhibits will not be on on the similar time of 12 months.