【A Male Friend Who Spins it Around】

LONDON -- We've all been there. 

Just maybe not broadcast on A Male Friend Who Spins it Aroundlive TV.

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The BBC's Joanna Gosling missed her cue to begin the lunchtime bulletin and for a brief moment was caught on camera fiddling with her phone. 

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The news presenter quickly recovered and went straight into the report, but alas, Twitter definitely noticed. 

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Viewers were pretty forgiving, though. After all, it's a pretty relatable blunder in the modern world.

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