ITV issues an apology after a programming editing mistake results in Gordon Ramsay’s swearing being broadcast, prompting intervention by UK media regulator Ofcom. The reports say that during an ITV transmission, content containing explicit language was aired unintentionally after the programme’s footage was edited incorrectly. Both accounts state that the incident involves Ramsay, a chef widely known for using blunt language on his shows, where explicit terms can appear as part of the format. Following the broadcast and regulator involvement, ITV apologises for the error. The coverage focuses on the editing blunder that led to the inappropriate language reaching viewers, rather than any change to Ramsay’s broader on-screen style. No additional details are provided in the supplied text about which specific programme episode was affected, the exact wording of the swearing, or the duration of the clip. The key points across the sources are the accidental nature of the broadcast, ITV’s apology, and Ofcom’s role in responding to the breach.