The BBC issues an on-air apology after a guest swore during a segment paying tribute to artist David Hockney, who dies at age 88. Multiple outlets report that the incident occurs live during the tribute portion of the programme. The guest delivering comments for the tribute accidentally uses an expletive on camera. The BBC presenter hosting the segment then addresses the mistake and issues an apology to viewers. The reports name the presenter as Matthew Amroliwala. Coverage focuses on the interruption caused by the live expletive and the subsequent clarification and apology by the presenter. While outlets describe the moment in different terms, they consistently say the swearing comes from the guest rather than the presenter, and that the presenter responds promptly to acknowledge the error. The tribute itself is tied to Hockney’s death, and the apology follows the outburst as part of the broadcast handling of the incident.