Made my day without a doubt. Glad to see us Brits haven’t lost our sense of humour!

Alex, Brighton, UK

So funny! I couldn't stop laughing!

Javi Lor, Madrid, Spain

If Lord Reith were alive, he would turn in his grave.

J. A. Smith, Clitheroe, England

A great moment of incongruity, worthy of the asides of Frank Phillips and, like him, from positively the best in the business: effortless fluency, meticulous pronunciation, and a fine sense of the ridiculous. Giggle on, Charlotte!

brian mcclinton, Lisburn, UK

Charlotte, as always a pleasure to listen to you. Where would we be without you

rod, Dublin , Ireland

Charlotte, you have a voice that sounds the way Guinness pours, smooth, rich and velvety. And when you giggle - wow! Thank you for brightening what had been a mouldy week.

Stephen Jones, Cardiff,

Made my day - keep up the giggles Charlotte !!! Sad James was so serious though on TODAY !!!!

Ian Payne, WALSALL,

Charlotte you have made my day - I have enjoyed every minute of the recording... it was hilarious.. well done you. Robert - Surrey

robert, guildford, surrey

To : Andy - Woking.

You still remember that 1997 episode then?

Sleep well!

Rod Leach, Hertford Heath,, UK

How brilliant! Just what i needed to bring my week to a close - thank you ms Green!

Mark, London,

When I open a tin of beans I expect to see some beans - when I turn up to the doctor's surgery I expect to get professional advice - when I listen to BBC news I expect to listen to BBC news and not some giggling juvenile riding roughshod over the excellence of BBC's heritage of peerless journalism. This episode was an utter disgrace and Green should be sacked. She has indulged in her own quest for notoriety twice too often - 1997 and now 2008.

Andy, Woking, UK

it was a wonderful moment, it will be as well remembered as Brian Johnston's wonderful and equally infectious laughter on Test Match Special : a classic!

judith georgi, london,

That was a classic Charlotte, my day was improved no end, could you do it more often?

HEATHER URECHE, Southwell,

Not only is hers one of the most delightful voices on the radio, but even her laughter is irresistible. Charlotte, if you're reading this, will you marry me ?

Claude, Luxembourg, Luxembourg

I imagine Abby Mann would see the funny side - it'd be doubly funny if he's remembered in the future for his role in the Charlotte Green corpsing incident rather than his writing...

Ashley Pomeroy, Salisbury, Wiltshire

I was listening online in Tunis this morning and could not stop giggling after hearing Charlotte's giggles. Good for you Charlotte. Newsreaders after all are real people with sense of humours and I know no offence was meant to the Abby Mann family. It certainly made my day and may have made a little history for Radio 4! Well done.

Simon Scaddan, Tunis, Tunisia

It brightened up my day. How delightful!

George, Melbourne, Australia

Well done Charlotte - they have played it back a few times today on fivelive and radio two and each time I have been crying with laughter. Superb ! It's refreshing to know that it's not just Fern and Phil who fall apart with laughter.
More please !

phil, bristol, uk

Excellent. Newsreports are human after all :D

Jacob Abram , Dundee, UK

Refreshing and spirited levity in dark times. Ms Green has nothing for which to apologize; human beings are not automatons!

Jack, New York,

the finest since Johnners and Agers.

Steve McAulay, ILKLEY,

Now this person seems to have all the required qualifications to be a political reporter (especially for the current elections in the USA)

keith, Dalsland, Sweden ex pat

Thanks Charlotte - you made my day.

Mark Worsley, London, UK