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Boy shoves BBC reporter during live report at Brighton Station

by Jo Wadsworth
Tuesday 1 Mar, 2022 at 7:30PM
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Boy shoves BBC reporter during live report at Brighton Station

A young boy shoved BBC reporter Lucinda Adam as she reported live from Brighton Station this evening.

The boy danced around behind the reporter as she presented a live section about the huge hike in rail fares which came into force today.

As laughter was heard in the background, he then pushed her in the back.

Presenter Natalie Graham told her: “You did well to keep going there Lucinda, thank you very much indeed.”

Ms Adam later tweeted: “Reporting live from #Brighton tonight when a young boy about 8 started mucking about waving his arms behind me. We’ve all been there, but then he shoved me hard in the back before running off.

“The saddest part is his mum was across the road egging him on and you can hear her howling with laughter. It’s not funny, it’s assault while someone is doing their job. Where has kindness gone?

“Thank you to the friends and viewers who have messaged me both publicly and privately to ask if I’m ok. I’m fine thanks, just a bit shaken, quite angry and a bit sad.”

Viewers on Twitter were not impressed by the child’s antics.

One said: “To the parents of the little lad who just shoved Lucinda Adam news reporter in the back whilst she was doing a live report.. You must be so proud and pleased of him and how you have raised him..

“You saw what happened and just carried on walking.”

Another said: “Flabbergasted at the little oik, probs about 10 years old PUSHING that poor woman whilst she was reporting on train fare costs.

“Did he realise his face was clearly visible? Wowsers!”

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Comments 6

  1. BigMouth says:
    4 years ago

    Shocking bad behaviour. The parents seemed to think it was a terrific laugh. A visit from the social wouldn’t be amiss.

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  2. Hove Guy says:
    4 years ago

    What a ghastly child, and what dreadful parents he must have.

    Reply
  3. Bazzle says:
    4 years ago

    Typical yob, no guessing what type of parents he has

    Reply
  4. Joe Stains says:
    4 years ago

    I hope that the Police catch this naughty, wicked scoundrel and beat him in a most harsh and forceful manner

    Reply
  5. Natalie Downes says:
    4 years ago

    Shame on the mother, people like this shouldn’t be allowed to bring up children. Shame on you

    Reply
  6. Ben Dover says:
    4 years ago

    Lol whats the point in doing that with millions watching

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