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<\/p>\nBBC Breakfast presenter Ben Boulos made a huge apology on air after making an awkward mistake during a debate with a guest during Sunday's show. <\/p>\n
He and co-star Sarah Campbell were discussing "shrinkflation", where food sold in supermarkets reduce in size but still cost the same price on the shelves.<\/p>\n
Retail analyst Teresa Wickham appeared on the show over video as Ben told viewers: "Whenever we talk about this on Money and Work it really winds people up because they\u2019re just not getting as much for their money."<\/p>\n
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Teresa was seen shaking her head as the camera cut to her link, as Ben said: "You\u2019re shaking your head Teresa, you can\u2019t believe it either."<\/p>\n
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The expert then responded: "No I\u2019m shaking my head because I\u2019ve got dystonia so don\u2019t worry," as a mortified Ben quickly apologised, to which she insisted: "No, no, no that\u2019s alright. I\u2019m quite open about it but people think I disagree with them."<\/p>\n
At the end of the segment, Ben referred back to the awkward moment as he apologised to Teresa for his mistake once again, thanking her for her for her time as he added: "Apologies again for my mistake at the beginning of our conversation."<\/p>\n
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Teresa brushed off the apology as she told Ben: "I always say it now because people think I\u2019m disagreeing with them."<\/p>\n
Ben then said to Teresa that he had "learnt something for the future" as he said goodbye to the retail analyst on the show.<\/p>\n
Dystonic Head and Neck Tremor is the involuntary shaking of the head occurs when neck muscles intermittently contract resulting in jerking movements.<\/p>\n
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The term dystonia may refer to a diagnosis, a syndrome, or simply a description of muscle contraction<\/p>\n
BBC Breakfast airs weekdays at 6am on BBC1.<\/p>\n
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