Viewers of BBC's Antiques Roadshow expressed frustration during a recent episode featuring host Fiona Bruce, who appeared to adhere to outdated social distancing protocols from a 2021 recording. Critics took to social media to question the relevance of the distancing rules, while others found humor in the situation, noting the episode's age. In a separate event, fans of BBC's Question Time called for Fiona Bruce's dismissal due to her frequent interruptions during discussions, particularly regarding Prime Minister Keir Starmer's acceptance of gifts and hospitality. Body language expert Judi James commented on Bruce's assertive demeanor, suggesting it conveyed authority despite viewer backlash. Both shows highlight ongoing viewer dissatisfaction with Bruce's performance, sparking discussions about her role in BBC programming. The controversies reflect broader concerns about the relevance of past COVID-19 measures and the conduct of presenters in political discourse.