Nothing but down right thugs, If I had my way all the rioters would be taken to the firing squad. This shows England in a great light doesn't it to the rest of the world....
And, our TV Licence fee going to pay for a new sat truck!!!
Nothing but down right thugs, If I had my way all the rioters would be taken to the firing squad. This shows England in a great light doesn't it to the rest of the world....
And, our TV Licence fee going to pay for a new sat truck!!!
I'm sure we could all chip in for a Mercedes Sprinter and a satellite dish LOL!
Just for the record. Here is what happened on BBC News earlier this morning.
[media:b7a6fe129c]http://up.metropol247.co.uk/davidlees/bbc_news_camera_attack.flv[/media:b7a6fe129c]
You can actually hear Andy Moore being hit or falling to the ground and then someone saying "Sorry man" towards the end of the video.
EDIT:
Just as I posted that, BBC News repeated the footage without audio and they cut it off before the camera gets attacked.
Just for the record. Here is what happened on BBC News earlier this morning.
[media:1109ea1f54]http://up.metropol247.co.uk/davidlees/bbc_news_camera_attack.flv[/media:1109ea1f54]
You can actually hear Andy Moore being hit or falling to the ground and then someone saying "Sorry man" towards the end of the video.
EDIT:
Just as I posted that, BBC News repeated the footage without audio and they cut it off before the camera gets attacked.
Actually you can see the cameraman having a lot of trouble and Andy Moore seemingly ignore the fact his colleague was having trouble. It could have been there was a lot going on and he didn't notice mind you.
Sky have just shown the minute their camera crew got attacked and the damaged BBC sat truck.
Not a BBC sat truck at all but a 'media van' according to Sky News. I assume a 'media van' is something used to deliver the Sunday papers and not a very expensive communications truck after all.
Sky have just shown the minute their camera crew got attacked and the damaged BBC sat truck.
Not a BBC sat truck at all but a 'media van' according to Sky News. I assume a 'media van' is something used to deliver the Sunday papers and not a very expensive communications truck after all.
Yeah could be something like a John Menzies van or soemthing along those lines.
Its the same picture as posted above which came from @skynewts on twitter and was described as the BBC's satellite van. BBC reporter has confirmed on air thay their sat van was attacked and Deborah said the camera had been broken. Sky probably don't want to refer to their competitor on air though.