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It's already caused huge ructions between the BBC and the Royal Family, but now there's a new source of controversy over The Princes And The Press – the very relaxed dress sense of journalist Jonny Dymond.
The Corporation's royal correspondent appeared on the documentary with the top two buttons of his shirt open, prompting critical comments from viewers distracted by his dressed-down look.
Writing on social media, one viewer asked of the 51-year-old: 'Why would you go on the television dressed like that? You wouldn't see his predecessor Nicholas Witchell with his buttons undone.'
Button up! Journalist Jonny Dymond (pictured) has caused controversy after appearing on BBC documentary The Princes And The Press with the top two buttons of his shirt open
Fashion choices: It is not the first time the Corporation's royal correspondent (pictured on The One Show in January 2020 has opted for a more casual look in front of the cameras
Another viewer told The Mail on Sunday: 'Simon Cowell can get away with having his buttons undone, but I'm not sure Jonny Dymond can.'
It is not the first time Mr Dymond has opted for a more casual look in front of the cameras.
In January last year he made three TV appearances – on the Victoria Derbyshire show, The One Show and BBC News – without a tie and with several of his shirt buttons undone. Months earlier, he delivered a royal report on BBC News in a
