BBC viewers were all left gasping as they noticed a glaring blunder during one of the broadcaster's weather reports.
It appeared that there had been a typo in the graphics for the presentation of the day's weather.
When it came to the spelling of the capital of Northern Ireland, a key letter seemed to have disappeared.
Rather than reading as 'Belfast', it was written on the show's screen as "Belfat".
That was not the only place to have suffered a blunder, as both Newcastle and Glasgow fell short of a letter or two also.
It appeared there was something in common between the three cities, they were all missing the letter 'S'.
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Newcastle became "Newcatle" and Glasgow shortened to "Glagow".
Despite this, the letter 'S' was present in Stornoway.
One viewer was left joking that it was down to budget cuts at the BBC.
Writing on Twitter, they penned: "In the latest round of BBC cuts, Belfast is now 'Belfat'.
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"The reduction in characters will help reduce wear and tear on keyboards."
They also explained: "This was just before Clive Myrie handed over to the regions, only for no regional news in East, East Yorks and Lincs, NE&C, South, W Mids, Yorkshire.
"London and SE shared a bulletin. This is due to ongoing strike action."
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