The Oscar-winning American actor, 95, and his wife Betsy Arakawa were found dead in their Santa Fe home in New Mexico along with their dog on Wednesday afternoon.BBC Breakfast aired a pre-recorded segment about the police investigation into the tragedy on Friday, which ended on a photo of Hackman.Due to a technical blunder, the image stayed onscreen after the segment ended and Stayt moved onto the next topic - a controversial BBC documentary about Gaza that was narrated by the son of Hamas leader.Viewers continued to see the image of Hackman as Stayt said: “The BBC has apologised for serious flaws in the production of a documentary about the war in Gaza...” Realizing the mistake, the broadcaster, 62, looked flustered and said: “Apologies. Let's just get... that bit straightened out.”
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