Is not pronouncing the letter "t" in words trendy?

Or is it just slack speech?
Just watched an interview on ITV news where the reporter barely pronounced his t's.
Even the weather girl on Calendar has started saying Twenny, twenny five etc.

 

I's rendy

 

Its slack. End of. If people can't speak properly when they know how words should be pronounced its just lazy as well as being inaccurate. I'm not talking accents here by the way...

 

It’s changed over the years especially around Barnsley. If anything we ‘tended to over-state the T’s, I’ve heard local youngsters now not pronouncing them. It was always the case in Leeds and other parts of West Yorkshire. But not generally a Barnsley thing

 

Maybe it's taking over from when people use "sh" instead of "s"

 

I was referring to folk on tv. Nowt wrong with day-to-day speech anomolies but a news/weather/official person to mispronounce words is lazy and inappropriate I think. There's a responsibility there that isn't for average folk in their daily lives. In my opinion of course - I'm only expressing a view.

 

It literaly just is their accent though.

 

I didn't see the weather clip to be honest...

 

No it's RENDY.

 

Rendy but supid

 

For years a mate of mine as never pronounced F's and T's and always apologies for the way he talks, even though I've told him numerous times not to, but he insists.
On his part i Suppose you can't say fairer than that, then

 

I don't want an apology from you for not pronouncing your H's.

 

Oh, I dunno.
Is so sick for young un's mebby

Some of the words they come out with these days, it's like speaking a foreign language

 

It's like Spoons for Wetherspoons. I just think they're Ossers.

 

Maybe us lot with our accents have used up all the T’s over the years.

 

It's the dreaded glottal stop. The t doesn't becoming just nothing at all. It's like a tiny percentage of a t that is so tiny that you can not hear it! I find it particularly unattractive in the middle of words such as "water" and "comfortable", which become "wa'er" and "comfor'able".

 

How come she didn’t say wenny and wenny five ?

 

We're all turning American...

I blame the innernet

 

The demise of ‘to’ is my particular bugbear. “I’m going Spain”, “I went pub”. Aaaaarrrgh!