The use of slang and bad grammar is to be monitored on the BBC's children's channel CBBC, after complaints about the amount of poor language used on air.
Last year, an independent report into the channel criticised "crass" presentation and bad grammar.
Examples of bad grammar included:-
"ain't"
"you was"
"What d'ya like best"
and
"What's ya faverit number?"
Dick and Dom in Da Bungalow is among the programmes featured on the channel and heavily featured in the complaints.
Retired teacher Joyce Watts complained to the association's conference in the summer about the "fast, loud speech" on the Dick and Dom show where "allthewordsrunintooneandcannotbeunderstood", The Times reported.
So it will be renamed "Richard and Dominic in the bungalow" and new presenters will be chosen from a local retirement home.