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“What’s his name, mummy?”
Kids strike again in another interrupted Live news chat on BBC.
- Published by David Knox
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ABSOLUTE SCENES ON THE BBC NEWS CHANNEL pic.twitter.com/hvu9iWkkIz
— Scott Bryan (@scottygb) July 1, 2020
This interrupted Live news chat on BBC is a tad reminiscent of another famed cross in 2017 (nearly 40m have watched that on You Tube).
Enjoy!
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2 Responses
Sorry about the double-post, but I was watching Seven News and I wish to bring this to your attention, there was an interview about Hong Kong on Sky News in the UK (the credible one, not the Australian one) and it was interrupted by a child of the person being interviewed. Two incidences in 24 hours.
Once again, the BBC has broken a cardinal law: Don’t have live crosses involving children. I remember watching the clip from a few years ago, and I do believe David that you put it (the clip involving the children interrupting an interview with a North Korea expert) up on the best of 2017 (or maybe the best Oops moments of 2017) which was also a Friday Flashback a couple of months ago. Will this be in the best of 2020 come December?
BTW, I agree with the presenter, the picture was better on the bottom.