10 Times Newsreaders Cried on Live TV
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- Опубліковано 14 тра 2024
- Our hearts broke along with these presenters'. For this video, WatchMojoUK looks at 10 heartbreaking instances where news presenters were brought to tears on air. Did you see any of these devastating moments live on television? Let us know in the comments below.
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Do you think Newsreaders should show emotion on Telly?
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yes & most of them were warranted EXCEPT ONE
Why don`t MOJO make a video on equatorial tilt? what your climate change REALLY IS
It takes 26 thousand years to complete 1 cycle ,earth tilts one way ( gets warmer ) then tilts back ( gets colder ) after t6he cold one we get floods ,BIG TIME . We have only had the written word for 10 k years so " since records began " ( 1980s !!! ) is a pathetic cross section & the REAL REASON we send teams to drill 8 miles into the ice at the poles
cos NO ONE KNOWS when that 26 k years starts or finishes & even worse WE THINK we are on the start of the warm tilt ( gonna get worse )
ancient man went to the caves ( im sure you have covered ancient dwellings ) the rest died .Its happened over & over & where your flood stories originate .
They're only human at the end of the day
What a lot of shite
@@mcfcguvnors Well in that case if it can take 26 thousand years one way or another why should we even worry about it brother, you won't be around and it sounds like we can't stop it either so chill out and have a beer mate
I think you should be making money on a you tube channel from peoples heart felt emotions
Newsreaders should never apologise for showing empathy
@50sRockChick newsreaders are real people just like us who watch it
@@peterwilliamskelhorn6675 exactly.
@@50sRockChick martyn Lewis nearly did when he repeated what Tony Blair said after Diana's death in 1997. I wouldn't be able to do something like that because i do get upset easily because of being sensitive(NOT a sensitive snowflakes like politically correct people are these days
only in genuin cases 7 of them were acting
I’ve met George Alagiah. He was a really nice gentleman. Many of my colleagues were really upset to learn about his passing.
He seemed such a lovely, kind man.
He presented awards to my eldest daughter when she was in high school. Such a lovely man.
seemed a lovely chap
This video would have been so much better if the commentator of this video didn't talk over everyone he was showcasing.
Agreed totally x
It's standard Mojo
Exactly
Absolutely agree it's so annoying.
George Alagiah was a big loss, he was such a lovely man & a top tier news presenter.
I will ALWAYS prefer news presenters who show they are, in fact, human, than emotionless robots.
The one that got to me was Geraint Vincent announcing the death of his much loved colleague ITV health and science editor, Emily Morgan. You could see from his eyes that he was heartbroken: “she was also, as she wanted the world to know, a mum to her two cherished daughters, a wife, a sister and a daughter herself”.
I automatically started crying when I visited Ground Zero in 2013.
I don’t know anyone personally who was impacted by 9/11, but I have a heart, feelings, emotions and empathy.
I think it’s important to stay human and show it, also as a newsreader.
yeh i would too , the loss of innocent lives & the lies must be just overwhelming
I do when I visited Afaganistan the amout of US and UK innocent people
I can remember when Walter Cronkite, a consummate professional, had difficulty keeping his composure when he announced that president Kennedy had died in 1963.
For about 3 seconds while reporting live as the event happemd. An actual professional
As in JFK 1991.
Must be quite hard for newsreaders, quite often they are reporting on death and suffering
My 14yr old brother drowned at bassingbourn barracks in 1988. So I get sad when others die by drowning every summer. Please teach your kids to swim n what to do in deep water to survive.
The specialist divers need more recognition and recompense for their work.
I’m so sorry for the loss of your brother.
I am so dreadfully sorry for your loss. I cannot swim and I nearly drowned in Loch Ness at the age of 14 when I fell over the side of our boat. Swimming lessons should be free for every child (maybe they are now but they certainly were not at my school back in the day.) I've got an insane phobia of water now.
I felt the emotions of those presenters bless them rest in peace to those who lost their lives Xx😢😢
glad they cry just shows how they feel
Yeah, we're all human
yeah a racist
The clip at the beginning is the announcement of the passing of BBC's Look North Harry Gration
Any danger of shutting up so we can actually hear what theyre saying? Cheers pal
This is a video about the times. It has all the information to enable you to see the originals
I remember the Lake Tradegy and seeing it. It happened not long after a fatal RTC in Oldbury had killed a 16 year old girl from my college. It was a sad spell for the Midlands the girl from college, another 16 year old girl killed in an RTC in Merry Hill, a 15 year old killed in a crash in Wolverhampton and the 3 boys dying in the lake. My football team West Bromwich Albion had our first game back after International break at The Hawthorns our home game we won 3-0 but the atmosphere was weird we had an applause for our club doctor who had died, then the 3 lads after 3 minutes then the girl from my college who worked at the clubs fanzone she supported our rivals but her mum's family were all West Brom fans as an 18 year old all of them tradgies hit me as I wasn't much older than the teenagers and the young lads reminded of my family. And it happened in an area where if I knew my Biological mum I would be living
Elvis' death. I remember ITVs News at Ten Reader Reginald Bosanquet physically shocked and emotional when at the end of the programme the news came through that Elvis had died and the news stayed on all night.
Yes he was all shook up.
@@gazza1196 don't be cruel..........
We all cry. It’s natural. We are humans with emotions. The same goes to newsreaders too. Nothing to be embarrassed or ashamed about. Sometimes letting it out helps.
I could never be a newsreader, I cry and choke up at everything.
its hard to report a incident or death
Yes people cry, it's called expressing emotions. We're only human
remember on This Morning when Karren Keeting died them trying to hold it together when talking about it.
We all go eventually that's what my grandfather used to say 😢
The Queens death affected everyone, even myself as someone who is not British. She brought the world all together and was such a humble person.
I burst into tears when our lovely Queen died . Miss her still 😢
Life's hard enough, without goodbyes, ,🏴 happy healthy peace ✌️
Grertings from London Xx
@@katemissfilanpurrmcdevitt grertings right back at ye , mcdevitt a fine Scottish name ,🏴✌️
@@JamesDickson-vs5of Cool my parents were born in Ireland my Mum lived in Belfast until she was nine and my Dad grew up in Dublin Xxx
@@katemissfilanpurrmcdevitt I'm from Scotland, where you at?🏴✌️
The one that really got to me was on Granada Reports, when Lucy Meacock presented a special edition saying goodbye to her long time co-presenter Tony Morris, who had just died. She managed to keep going until the end but she was so emotional. It was incredibly moving.
I remember that, got me crying, was incredibly sad & felt so out of the blue. Tony was great & seeing lovely Lucy upset got me upset :(
@@hazroverLucy and Tony presented Granada reports for years
When I pass only my dog will care…
❤
Dogs are wonderful loyal animals.
💗
That’s ruff
I’ll care ❤
They're human beings.
Just shows we are all human even newsreaders
Off topic but I actually got to meet George he was so lovely to meet and have a brief chat with and even got a photo with him
I’d rather have them show emotion than act like robots all the time.
Exactly
There’s crying, and there’s ‘crying’…
I definitely cried when the queen died. I live near the Solihull frozen lake where the kids died. I was shocked and I went to school with them.
The four boys who drowned in babbs mill lake is more than deverstating as it happened round the corner from my house and we knew one of the boys, Jack. My daughter was friends with his sister 😔😔 absolutely heart breaking RIP lads ❤❤❤❤
Awful one was Bryn Law reporting live on Sky Sports News about Gary Speeds passing. Live on TV Bryn said after describing their banter the night before:
"I sent a message saying sick rumour doing the rounds mate, please give me a call... there was no call"
It was absolutely heartbreaking, to watch Bryn break down in tears was devastating but what a professional trying his best to remain his composure to report on his best mates suicide.
That is the one I thought 100% would be on here. I remember watching Gary Speed on the MotD the day before (the morning version)....Then his death the next day. Very sad.
There is nothing to Apologise about showing Compassion, Emotion, Empathy and more Emotions that make them and Us Human.
I Felt all of this and it Pulled my Heartstrings.
At the end of the Day; they are only Human, not just Robots on the Screen that we have a Parasocial Relationship with. Being Human shouldn't be Repressed or Punished by Expectations and/or Norms at any Kind. Being Emotional is Universal that must be Embraced by anyone and Everyone.
Many of us shed a tear when our little Queen died 🇬🇧
I cried my eyes out.
@@badfairy9554 ❤️🤍💙
I managed not to, I still don’t know how it was just “the queen died, oh well” instead of what I and everyone else expected.
@@badfairy9554 ❤️🤍💙
@@Hgames_RBLX I was absolutely gutted 🇬🇧
Good old Vanessa Feltz. The Gemma Collins of the broadcasting world
And much classier than you’ll ever be 😂
I’d much rather newsreaders show emotion over a sad story than the ones who keep smiling while telling you bad news! That really annoys me.
Luckily for Vanessa Feltz, very few people would have seen her broadcast on Talk TV anyway. 😁
She was streaming to about 227 people
BBC & Sly news had the largest cut & thats small cos everyone was at work when it was announced .Wasnt until after 6 PM that the nation tuned in properly
You’re a fool
I cry every time I watch the British news
🤣😅So do I whenever I see how woefully biased it is.
I watched Amy Garcia announce the death of Harry Gration live and my heart went out to her and she’d just found out her friend had died too.
There was another one where Suzannah Reid was discussing a boy that died alone in hospital because of covid restriction, and she lost her ability to speak.
They are human and like most of us we never know when our emotions will take effect us.
One that's not mentioned here was when Annabel Tiffin broke down when saying there wasn't going to be a weather forecast following the sad passing of Diane Oxberry from BBC North West Tonight.
@stephenduncan2605 Roger and Annabel were both upset when Dianne died
Not on TV, but I remember my dad bursting into tears many years ago reading the newspaper. A family had got a swingball for christmas, but the westher was too bad to use it. When the parents considered it ok to play the two children were left unsupervised. I believe it was the younger child qho came in saying the other one wasn't playing any more, as they were just hanging there. They'd stood too close to the pole, so the ball went behind their head, swinging around their neck & suffocating them. Wr were then never allowed to have a swingball, and when I had children of my own, they never had one either.
You missed off itv granada when lucy meacock announced the death of tony morris she visibly moved
Idk if it’s weird to say but it’s kinda nice to see a more human side to reporters rather than them having to put on this facade. More so with them reporting about tragedies involving innocent people, animals or kids
Why are people apologising for having emotions?
its the British way
Some can be over the top others are quietly moved. I did think Vanessa's was a bit much.
if your human it will fill your soul
Omg I didn't know about George
well, guess I was due a good cry......
Loved Joanna Gosling
They are humans with feelings like us all and to show emotions on tv shows they care and I don’t think there’s anything wrong with this at all . No one should feel the need to apologise for any emotions showed, these emotions are part of us as a person .
Well let us hear it then- talking over them!!
Good video - except for the annoying, unnecessary commentary. We can see/hear why they are emotional, so let us hear them!
I was sad when the queen died.but it is hard to see news anchors break down.
Yes it's always a shock when a old lady dies in her mid nineties considering the average age of death for women is 81
One very honourable mention (which I’m surprised didn’t feature) Bryn Law on Sky Sports News after Gary Speed’s suicide. 20 year friendship.
George Alagiah and the Paris Attacks
What about when Suzanne Reid broke down crying when Arthur hughes grandmother came on good morning britain. An explained what happend to Arthur.
Can we please have the original commentary NOT someone else telling us what happened!
Some I saw live others later.
But most of all 1 stands out,that was sad passing of our dearly loved Queen. To many of us she was just how I remembered my gran,for me she was Queen great grandmother grandmother. We lived with her all our lives.
I also served our Queen ,that's one strong wise and witty elegant Queen, Harry should remember her and how much respect he had for her before his engagement. Sadly he disrespect towards Queen and grandmother and grandfather shocked whole of uk.
Which I for 1 will never forgive him for.
North Korea uses onions 😅
Nothing wrong at all with showing emotions this way.
I like the stern voiceover
Didn't you already do this video?
Imagine Paying For Subscribers 🥴😂
nope
@@WatchMojoUKi remember seeing the story when George Alagaih(sorry if I've spelt it wrong) died
Interesting piece apart from the irritating commentary by someone who sounds like the Yorkshire ripper hoaxer on the tape.
WTF? She was getting sicker it was going to happen soon enough she died from PVD it's sad she was the longest reigning monarch and look how close we came to having king william
What about Walter Cronkite when JFK was associated.?
More polar bears than ever before
I didn't think British news readers had emotions, huh
The queen was in her mid to late 90s the other people were too young
What was fishmonger hall. I'm American but have love for UK
It's the headquarter of the Fishmonger's Company
@fransuke12 what happened there
@@welcometothemovies9157 terrorist attack
It was the place of a horrific knife attack. There was a learning event taking place at the hall that day which involved criminology students and serving prisoners. One of the people invited was a convicted terrorist who had recently been released from prison. The man attended the event armed with knives, and killed Jack and Saskia. So heartbreaking tragic and sad.
@@madamg612 so the terrorist that did this was a citizen of England or was a migrant
Cause like that POS in Ireland who went on that stabbing attack
Wouldn’t it have been wonderful if a Polar Bear had pootled by taken the picture and wondered off.Yeah I know but what a statement it would have made.
Crime watch presenters when Jill Dando was murdered. 😢
My sister was 28.all due respect 98 70 yesrs more than my sister
sadly that's the experience of a lot of people 😕
Right? My sister was 5 🤷♀️ my nan was 97. Should I not have been sad because she lived longer? Death is painful, regardless of age.
False tears Vanessa. Didnt see one tear. Bless
As always…. Too much commentary…… just play the clips!
knowing that some people are still willing to pay the tv licence tax just so they can view biased news,live broadcasts, the bbc, repeats & emotional news readers ect is enough to bring me to tears 😢
I'm buying the "personal experience" BS especially if it's coming from the BBC
Life is hard thr bbc is now so one way biased ah well shit happens
more narration, listening to the actual person break down is moot, just describe it in narrational words
A bit overdone, I think. Media can always play the audience like a fiddle. Remember Nayirah's false testimony after Kuwait's invasion by Iraq?
😂😂😂😂😂😂
First comment thankyou
These comments are beyond useless.
Get a grip.
Not being funny but it's a crap list.
Queens passing was No surprise,,she was very Old and ill ,,why could people be SO surprised,,false drama,,😢
Climate crisis, l know I ll fly to Norway, bloody hypocrit
Venessa and the concrete farmer don't have empathy. Performative bollocks
Better than you dwopping you(r) Rs. terrible narration.
I cried so much when Queenie died , I’m a proper royalist…. With the exception of Edward and Harry !
I have never heard anyone use the N-word here in the UK since the 1970s. This video is highly charged against Brexit and those of us who voted for it.
I hate this channel. I always click and they always talk over it!!
so stop clicking
People die, Beckham passes.
Sorry 96 how long is long enough
Give a drawing to a fucking polar bear..would of loved to of seen that 😂
have*
c,c is bollocks