Though some buzzwords, such as "influencer" and "new normal", are recent coinages, many old words have found new purposes in a business or financial context. The frequent and imprecise use of formerly straightforward terms such as "leverage", "holistic", and "engagement", for example, turned them into pointless, meaningless business jargon buzzwords. Taking to social media, Mr Lewis said: "Why on earth would BBC producers say Fiona bruce cant say "s***" on #bbcqt way after the watershed when it's a crucial word to explain one of today's news stories? What decade is this." In reply, a fan asked: "You tell us Martin, your one of the people that put their names to and signed the "on line safety bill" yes that one ! The one that takes our freedom of speech away Can you explain just why your in favour of this bill ???" Every profession has its own buzzwords. In the internet era, content is king, disruption is the goal, engagement is currency and you have to think outside the box. Technology and internet professionals have practically created their own private language, with a growing vocabulary of often meaningless buzzwords that provide little explanation or value. I don't see how changing the name of one building in a city where multiple things also bear that name is rewriting history. CC Hogan said: "It has been a practice for a long time that presenters don’t swear unless they are quoting. Whereas audience members or guests can. I think it only applies to news and serious progs these days. I remember research that said people were uncomfortable when presenters swore."

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Reminds me of the problems in Oxford where some students were protesting against Cecil Rhodes statue being there.

It was Matthew, not Janet, who suggested changing the name of one venue would lead to everything ever named after a person with unsavoury connections would be renamed. He was positing the thin end of the wedge. It gives an opportunity to educate as to why you are changing the name, imo, rather than burying that history it brings it to the fore. Dont think wrighty would have had a go as Tamar about the swears as Tamar looks about 5 stone heavier than him and could throw Mattie across the studio ! Our funny and oh so filthy profanity pens are the perfect gift for any friend, colleague or whoever!Not sure what you mean "put your name to it" don't even know how that'd be done. I campaigned to get scam ads regulated. The mechanism was the OSB as that was the only plausible route (I wanted a separate scam ads statute but it wasn't on)," Mr Lewis replied. Buzzword bingo is generally played in situations where audience members feel that the speaker is relying too heavily on business buzzwords or corporate jargon rather than providing relevant details or clarity. Business meetings led by guest speakers or notable company personalities from higher up the pay scale are often viewed as a good opportunity for buzzword bingo, as the language used by these speakers often includes predictable references to arcane or 'cutting edge' business concepts, which are perfect for use in the creation of business buzzword bingo cards.