'We should invite the BBC London production team up to the city and they'd quickly realise there's a big difference from the Home Counties'
You would think being stood outside the Council House in Old Market Square it would be clear as to where you are in the city.
Nottingham East MP Chris Leslie appeared on the dedicated news channel at around 4.15pm this afternoon (September 22) to discuss Brexit with long running presenter Christian Fraser.
Mr Leslie was stood in front of the Council House, but the graphics on the TV suggested he was live from Shrewsbury.
A few minutes later, Mr Leslie was then pictured live from Berkshire - while still stood behind the council house, which last time we checked, was in Nottingham.
Mr Leslie did see the funny side to it all, and even offered to invite the London team up to the city.
He said: "There was a pretty big clue in the shape of Nottingham's Council House dome in the background that probably should have given them the right location.
"We should invite the BBC London production team up to the city and they'd quickly realise there's a big difference from the Home Counties."
Despite the blunder, the BBC said it had earlier on the show interviewed MPs from Shrewsbury and Berkshire, and the graphics were mixed into the most recent interview with Chris Leslie.
We will keep you up to date with the latest Reds news throughout Saturday, as they continue their search for a new manager.
And we will also have lots more build-up to the FA Cup third round tie against Arsenal at the City Ground on Sunday.
That concludes today’s blog. We’ll be back in the morning for more as Forest take on Arsenal in the FA Cup.
Interesting comments from Mark Hughes after Stoke are knocked out by Coventry. Aitor Karanka, a candidate for the Forest job, has been linked with Stoke.
Sunderland are poised to make a signing in the next 24 hours with Liverpool forward Ben Woodburn reportedly their top target.
Forest’s cross-city rivals Notts County have gone 1-0 up at Brentford via Jon Stead in the FA Cup third round.
Do Arsenal training pictures on eve of FA Cup tie with Forest offer any clues to Wenger's team plans?
Robbie Keane could be set for a return to Wolves. The 37-year-old is currently playing for ATK in India and their coach has not denied he is leaving.
Asked if Keane would be remaining with the team for the rest of the ISL season, Bastab Roy said: “Keane is the right person to answer this.”
In a battle of two Championship sides, Middlesbrough have beaten Sunderland 2-0 in the FA Cup third round.
Nottingham Forest wasted little time in taunting Arsene Wenger over his touchline ban, ahead of the Reds’ FA Cup tie against Arsenal.
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Gary Brazil does not want his players to show Premier League Arsenal too much respect in the FA Cup.
He said: “You are aware of their strengths and weaknesses and areas that you can hurt them, but also areas where you can get hurt and you make sure you negate one and take advantage of the other.
“You prepare properly yourselves; you want to make sure the players do not feel they are second class citizens, that they do not belong on the same pitch as the Arsenal players - because they do.”
Yorkshire can boast the world’s newest international football team after its membership of the non-FIFA Confederation of International Football Associations (CONIFA) was ratified on Saturday.
The team, for which only players born in the county are eligible, was set up in July and is set to make its debut with a friendly match against the Isle of Man at Hemsworth on January 28.
CONIFA delegates unanimously passed Yorkshire’s application for membership at their annual general meeting in Kyrenia, Northern Cyprus.
The organisation tweeted: “Welcome to the CONIFA family to @YorksIFA! The 5th AGM just approved them unanimously as the newest member! Congratulations!”
CONIFA, which was established in 2013, describes itself as a federation for international teams “from nations, de-facto nations, regions, minority peoples and sports isolated territories”.
Yorkshire join the likes of Somaliland, Greenland and Quebec as members of the organisation, which stages its 2018 World Cup in London in June - though it is too late for Yorkshire’s involvement.
Nottingham Forest’s Jordan Smith said the Reds will “dare to dream” of pulling off a famous FA Cup upset against Arsenal in the third round at the City Ground.
Former Borussia Dortmund manager Thomas Tuchel has entered the race to be the new Nottingham Forest manager, according to the bookies.
Arsene Wenger has confirmed David Ospina will start in goal for the Gunners against Forest in the FA Cup on Sunday, and their League Cup semi-final first leg against Chelsea next week.
“Yes he plays,” Wenger said of Ospina. “On Sunday and on Wednesday. He’s not happy and not unhappy. He gets games and important games.”
“He’s a brilliant player, who can come in and compete immediately. Hopefully he can improve and he improves us,” manager Lee Johnson told City’s official website.
As I said, the buck stops with us. That is the best way we can put it. There is no secret that there has been managerial changes in recent times,” he said. “But the players are the ones going out there for results, grafting for wins. We have to take responsibility for that ourselves.”
“I think it was a more important game for Man United than it was for us,” said Derby boss Gary Rowett.
Greatest Showman quiz and karaoke night AND live cinema experience is coming to Nottingham - here's how to get cheap tickets - Nottinghamshire Live
Following sell out Marvel and Disney-themed nights at Nottingham's Bierkeller, the Bavarian bar has now turned its attention to last year's cinematic smash hit The Greatest Showman.
The Friar Lane entertainment complex will be hosting two back-to-back nights of interactive fun including a quiz, karaoke and (perhaps, most excitingly) a live cinema experience complete with singers and circus acts.
Taking place on Monday, May 28 the Greatest Showman Quiz and Karaoke night starts at 7pm with a £75 prize for the quiz winners, £50 for the best karaoke singer and a £25 for the punter in the best fancy dress.
Tickets are £3 (if you catch the early bird offer at fatsoma.com or £4 thereafter). VIP entry (which includes front row seats and a stein) are £7.
Then on Tuesday, May 29 there's a whole day of Big Top fun with the Nottingham leg of a touring Greatest Showman live cinema experience.
The event will feature a cast of live singers and circus acts who will bring to life scenes from the film in front of your very eyes - with showings at 11am and 2.30pm.
Admission price (£17 for adults, £9 for kids) includes a toast drink at the reception of Jenny Lind's opening night and a shot with PT Barnum and Phillip Carlyle during the famous bar scene. (Non alcoholic alternatives will be available to those under 18 at family showings).
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