BBC host's lens is out of state: live broadcast connecting the British government resignation, but brush your mobile phone

According to the U.S. British version of the U.S. "Hefen Post" on July 7, Wednesday night, Tim WillcoX, host of the BBC News (BBC) news program, was found to be doubled when the news live broadcast was connected. Swipe your feet on the table.

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It is reported that the reporter Ros Atkins at the time was reporting the latest news about the resignation of many British government officials at the gate of the Prime Minister's House of Tangning Street. At that time, he was put his feet on the table and put his mobile phone in his hand.

After being aware of the show being broadcast, the surprised Tim quickly adjusted his posture, and the camera quickly cut back to Ross on Tangning Street. The video shared in the report showed that after the shooting was filmed by the camera, he immediately sat straight and took off his glasses to cover up the embarrassment.

It is reported that the anchor's disappointment was not ignored by the audience, and the video clips were spread on the Internet, causing heated discussion among netizens. A Twitter user named GregG said, "You really have to feel the same with Tim Wil Koks, but at the same time, thank Tim for making me happy. As long as you are not searching for tractors online!"

Another user said, "(camera) accidentally cut to Tim Wil Koks, and he looked at the mobile phone on the news desk, which made the BBC news channel relaxed for a while."

According to the British "Metro" report, the various embarrassments of BBC news have been loaded into the history of the TV report -perhaps the most memorable thing is that in 2013, the host Simon McCoy was broadcasting the news, and the hand Inexposed a stack of paper. A few years later, he explained that it was because he wanted to tease his partner at that time -covering the partner's partner with paper, but it was too late to get the paper, and he had reached his lens.

According to previous reports, since July 5, local time, the British government has broke out. Several senior officials have resigned. On the 6th, the highest record of the number of resigns for senior officials in Britain on the 6th. British Prime Minister Johnson announced on the 7th that he resigned as the leader of the Conservative Party.

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