Viewers' outrage at BBC News staff spotted behind presenters during TV broadcasts

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A BBC employee is spotted having a good stretch behind a news anchor (left) while Huw Edwards is upstaged by a member of staff eating a banana (right) thanks to the glass back wall in the Corporation's 24-hour news studio, which provides a view of the newsroom behind. Social media websites are filled with complaints about the antics of Beeb journalists in the open-plan office - which also include 'lightsaber fights' with umbrellas while serious news stories are being broadcast
Busted: Viewers have been unimpressed by some of the distractions going on in the newsroomHair-raising: Journalist Alex Murray had a moment of shame thanks to the corporation's all-too-open-plan officeWorking hard: BBC staff meet for a proper chinwag in between two presenters during an afternoon broadcastDigging deep: The glass wall behind Sophie Raworth may blur things a little, but it looks as if the woman behind her is giving her nose a good cleanAwkward: Having a stretch or celebrating a goal from his team - whatever this employee is doing, it doesn't seem a great backdrop to a story about a plane crashBreak in news: Whatever anchor Huw Edwards is saying, it's entirely upstaged by the chap in the background enjoying a healthy, low-GI snack

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