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Is this the most British TV moment ever?

Scott Bryan had to wrestle with a sneeze while on air, and not for the first time too!

Jack Peat by Jack Peat
2022-04-13 08:31
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A BBC newsreader’s attempt at suppressing a sneeze was dubbed the “most British thing ever” last night.

Scott Bryan had to stop his broadcast on the Fixed Penalty Notices handed out to the prime minister and chancellor along with 30 other government officials.

As he was reading Sir Ed Davey’s response Bryan looked as if he was about to sneeze, before saying “I think I’ve got away with it”.

This is the most British thing I have ever seen. pic.twitter.com/On2NvyV1ly

— Scott Bryan (@scottygb) April 12, 2022

Eagle-eyed social media users were quick to point out that this wasn’t his first skirmish with the sneezes.

In fact, he has quite a lot of form!

This isn’t his first rodeo. Shaun’s been in training for this very moment pic.twitter.com/msRvd4KxTZ

— James Rowe (@MrJamesRowe) April 12, 2022

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