![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/bbc-news-fans-seriously-distracted-as-they-spot-embarrassing-live-blunder-in-background-of-report/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/newspress-collage-23101201-1689753477067.jpg&description=STUDIO PARTY BBC News fans seriously distracted as they spot embarrassing live blunder in background of report BBC NEWS fans were seriously distracted as they spotted an embarrassing live blunder. One journalist took to the new video wall to report on the fact that Jaguar Land Rover will build a major battery factory in the UK. 4 BBC News was broadcasting a serious report on the new UK car battery factory Credit: BBC 4 Several people were seen waving in the background of the report Credit: BBC However, it appears there may have been some technical difficulties on the newly streamlined service as an impromptu live feed was accidentally broadcast in the background. BBC News has bureaus all around the world, and the feed from Washington was clearly on show as part of the visual display. However, instead of a static shot, it seems several workers gatecrashed the studio. Several people who were clearly wearing lanyards walked into the shot as they waved at the lens and leaned on the desk. The visitors were also seen to be giggling as some of the group's dances were also broadcast into the world. After TV critic Scott Bryan posted the hilarious clip onto Twitter, viewers took to social media as they made jokes blunder. One fan noted: "Love this. Hope none of them get into trouble. World needs more of this." A second exclaimed: "Good morning to everyone especially these people running on camera on the BBC news channel." "Incredible){kind=link}
BBC NEWS fans were seriously distracted as they spotted an embarrassing live blunder.
One journalist took to the new video wall to report on the fact that Jaguar Land Rover will build a major battery factory in the UK.
However, it appears there may have been some technical difficulties on the newly streamlined service as an impromptu live feed was accidentally broadcast in the background.
BBC News has bureaus all around the world, and the feed from Washington was clearly on show as part of the visual display.
However, instead of a static shot, it seems several workers gatecrashed the studio.