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Alexandra Haddow
Aug 24, 2019
A man was attacked by a giant spider on BBC news and didn't even react.
Well, we say attacked. It was on the screen but gave very '1950s horror film' vibes.
When a giant spider hijacks a live interview, you just have to carry on 🕷️ Councillor Graham Campbell was undeterr… https://t.co/LEPmEewbM6— BBC News (UK) (@BBC News (UK)) 1566571031
Councillor Graham Campbell was on the programme to discuss Glasgow University's decision to give back £20m of slave trade profits. He stayed strong as the beast circled him throughout the live broadcast, what a hero.
It's not the first time BBC has endured a funny blunder live on air, with Guy Goma, a man in the building for a job interview, was mistaken for a live interviewee and broadcast live on air. Hilarious. We hope he got the job.
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