BBC journalists receive training for Queen's death

October 31, 2011 17:01

BBC journalists are being trained on the correct way of reporting the British Queen's death in order to avoid an on-air blunder. The news organization was heavily criticised when a former newsreader Peter Sissons, pronounced the Queen Mother's death in 2002, dressed in a grey suit accompanied with a burgundy tie. But this time, the BBC is taking all precautions to avoid any embarrassing gaffe, the Daily Mail reports.

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