Live news television, you can't beat it. OK, at times it can be quite arduous to sit through, but sometimes it is gold.
Earlier on today, BBC East Midlands Today was reporting on a police crackdown on street drinkers and beggars in Leicester.
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As reporter Amy Harris turns to Inspector Manjit Atwal, to ask about how the police are addressing the issue, a mime artist dressed in a silver suit appears and is mid-argument with another man.
The two men are going at it in some quite serious argument - what it is about is unclear.
Then Harris turns to Police Community Support Officer (PSCO) Zahid Ahmed, when his interview is interrupted in the background (the ultimate professional that is PSCO Ahmed continues).
The mime artist can be heard screaming: "Go away," and "Fuck off. Fuck off."
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Ms Harris is also on the ball, she knows how to handle this situation. She cuts the interview with PSCO Ahmed short and apologises for the foul language heard in the background.
Now, it's pretty obvious that the first rule of mime artistry is not to speak, so to say this is out of character is a fair comment.
With the camera panning back onto the reporter, the two men can be seen having a go at each other still, this time with Inspector Atwal stood near them - presumably about the have a right go at them herself.
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Cutting back to the studio, the anchor says: "Apologies again for any bad language you may have heard in that live report from Leicester."
No further update has been provided by Leicestershire Police.
Earlier in this year, A BBC News interviewee went viral after his two children busted into his office mid-interview.
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Professor Robert E Kelly was speaking live on BBC News 24 about the impeachment of the South Korean president. His two children entered his room, followed by Kelly's wife who grabbed the children, in a comedic effort, all in front of the nation.
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