BBC pixel fault gives Nigel Farage a Hitler ‘tash
An unfortunate pixel fault on BBC’s big screen at Media City has led to Nigel Farage receiving a Hitler-style tash when speaking to BBC Breakfast.
Farage, leader of UKIP, who was speaking to BBC Breakfast about Enoch Powell, yesterday denied that he was seen as a ‘racist and a fascist’ at school.
He also had denied claims that he ‘marched through a quiet Sussex village at night shouting Hitler youth songs’.
This comes the during that same week as BBC presenter Simon McCoy went on air holding a pack of photocopier paper instead of his iPad.
The picture was tweeted by BBC TV Sportscaster Olly Foster.
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