Moment BBC’s Alice Bhandhukravi is forced to SPRINT onto show set seconds before live broadcast --[Reported by Umva mag]

A BBC NEWSREADER was forced to sprint across the show’s set just seconds before her live broadcast. Alice Bhandhukravi was at the helm of Wednesday night’s BBC News at 10 for London when the blunder happened. Alice Bhandhukravi was forced to sprint at the start of last night’s News at 10BBC The seasoned broadcaster was caught by eagle-eyed viewers as she frantically dashed across the studio to her deskBBC It appeared that Alice has mixed up her starting positions as the opening credits rolledBBC The seasoned presenter had opened the programme, after taking over from Sophie Raworth who hosted the national bulletin. However, Alice could be seen running across the studio to her desk as the titles finished rolling. The newsreader appeared to get her opening position wrong, resulting in the last-minute sprint to her desk. Catching her breath, Alice remained professional as she brought viewers the evening’s top stories. However, eagle-eyed BBC viewers caught the epic blunder and were left in fits of laughter. Taking to social media, one said: “How not to start the BBC London News bulletin, run forrest run.” A second joked: “I’ll be making a complaint to ofcom. All news readers should be ready at their desk to present. Lol.” “A new programme format: Race Around the Studio,” said a third. While a fourth commented: “You styled it out beautifully. Good job.” Alice – who has been a presenter and reporter at the Beeb since 2006 – took to social media to comment on the blunder. She humorously told fans: “I have apparently qualified for the 10m dash (across the studio) in the 2028 Games.” The hilarious gaffe comes after Beeb host Annita McVeigh was left mortifed when she was caught scrolling on her phone live on air. The presenter was at the helm of the lunchtime bulletins when she was blissfully unaware she was live on TV. BBC News' Biggest Blunders The Beeb has suffered a number of gaffes recently, here we take a look at the biggest, and funniest, mishaps to date: Maryam Moshiri flashing her middle finger during a live bulletin Tongued-tied sports presenter Chetan Pathak dropped an X-rated word during a report BBC Look North’s Peter Levy asked viewers “how big their holes are” during an innuendo-filled segment Newsreader Roger Johnson was left scrambling after saying “cuckoo c*ck” instead of clock BBC Breakfast’s Nina Warhurst mixing up the names of her co-hosts live on air The news correspondent is mistaken for shop staff and interrupted during the report Lukwesa Burak was left speechless after being caught stretching during a break Newsreader forced to run across the studio during epic camera mishap

Sep 19, 2024 - 18:18

Moment BBC’s Alice Bhandhukravi is forced to SPRINT onto show set seconds before live broadcast --[Reported by Umva mag]

A BBC NEWSREADER was forced to sprint across the show’s set just seconds before her live broadcast.

Alice Bhandhukravi was at the helm of Wednesday night’s BBC News at 10 for London when the blunder happened.

a woman in a pink and black polka dot shirt is smiling — Alice Bhandhukravi was forced to sprint at the start of last night’s News at 10

a woman walks in front of a bbc london news studio — The seasoned broadcaster was caught by eagle-eyed viewers as she frantically dashed across the studio to her desk

Moment BBCs Alice Bhandhukravi is forced to SPRINT onto show set seconds before live broadcast

SOURCE: https://x.com/thetvroom/status/1836534455806067161 — It appeared that Alice has mixed up her starting positions as the opening credits rolled

The seasoned presenter had opened the programme, after taking over from Sophie Raworth who hosted the national bulletin.

However, Alice could be seen running across the studio to her desk as the titles finished rolling.

The newsreader appeared to get her opening position wrong, resulting in the last-minute sprint to her desk.

Catching her breath, Alice remained professional as she brought viewers the evening’s top stories.

However, eagle-eyed BBC viewers caught the epic blunder and were left in fits of laughter.

Taking to social media, one said: “How not to start the BBC London News bulletin, run forrest run.”

A second joked: “I’ll be making a complaint to ofcom. All news readers should be ready at their desk to present. Lol.”

“A new programme format: Race Around the Studio,” said a third.

While a fourth commented: “You styled it out beautifully. Good job.”

Alice – who has been a presenter and reporter at the Beeb since 2006 – took to social media to comment on the blunder.

She humorously told fans: “I have apparently qualified for the 10m dash (across the studio) in the 2028 Games.”

The hilarious gaffe comes after Beeb host Annita McVeigh was left mortifed when she was caught scrolling on her phone live on air.

The presenter was at the helm of the lunchtime bulletins when she was blissfully unaware she was live on TV.

BBC News' Biggest Blunders

The Beeb has suffered a number of gaffes recently, here we take a look at the biggest, and funniest, mishaps to date:

Maryam Moshiri flashing her middle finger during a live bulletin
Tongued-tied sports presenter Chetan Pathak dropped an X-rated word during a report
BBC Look North’s Peter Levy asked viewers “how big their holes are” during an innuendo-filled segment
Newsreader Roger Johnson was left scrambling after saying “cuckoo c*ck” instead of clock
BBC Breakfast’s Nina Warhurst mixing up the names of her co-hosts live on air
The news correspondent is mistaken for shop staff and interrupted during the report
Lukwesa Burak was left speechless after being caught stretching during a break
Newsreader forced to run across the studio during epic camera mishap

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