Bbc Presenter Video

A video of a news anchor's unintentional slip of the tongue during a live broadcast has gone viral on the internet. The video was shared on microblogging site X (formerly Twitter) by BBC presenter Gareth Barlow.

The blunder did not go unnoticed, but Twitter users backed the anchor.

The anchor was presenting the breakfast show when the robot camera started acting up.

It has been four years since BBC News presenter Simon McCoy went live on air holding a stack of A4 papers instead of an iPad but his employers haven't forgotten the flub and aren't letting him forget it either.

The hilarious video begins with the professor talking about the South Korean president being forced out of office, when in walks a young girl confidently. "I think one of your children just walked in," chuckles the presenter on the other end of the video broadcast.

A video of a news anchor's unintentional slip of the tongue during a live broadcast has gone viral on the internet. The video was shared on microblogging site X (formerly Twitter) by BBC presenter Gareth Barlow.

The blunder did not go unnoticed, but Twitter users backed the anchor.

The anchor was presenting the breakfast show when the robot camera started acting up.

It has been four years since BBC News presenter Simon McCoy went live on air holding a stack of A4 papers instead of an iPad but his employers haven't forgotten the flub and aren't letting him forget it either.

The hilarious video begins with the professor talking about the South Korean president being forced out of office, when in walks a young girl confidently. "I think one of your children just walked in," chuckles the presenter on the other end of the video broadcast.