BBC anchor reacts to camera fail like a pro

“Pretend like you haven’t noticed”

Tue, 25 Nov, 2014 - 14:47

Jill O’Sullivan

In the busy live news environment, the odd slip-up is understandable.

News anchors and reporters are so stage-managed that to see them slip up humanises them a bit - we reckon that’s why we all love newsroom fails so much.

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