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PICTURED: BBC One breakdown graphic.

Technical glitch puts temporary freeze on Wimbledon coverage

Posted on 8th July 2019 by The Clean Feed Team Last updated on 26th March 2021 Filed under Bloopers

BBC One’s Wimbledon 2019 coverage was interrupted by a technical fault for a short time this afternoon.

At 2.09pm, the action came to halt when the video/audio froze. BBC One Presentation interjected after 32 seconds, with an apology graphic and a verbal apology from announcer, Kate Walsh. Live coverage was resumed 38 seconds later.

Here’s a clip of the breakdown (courtesy of Darren Page):

VIDEO: BBC One programme breakdown during Wimbledon 2019. TX DATE/TIME: 8th July 2019, 2.09pm. SUPPLIED BY: Darren Page. COPYRIGHT: BBC.

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PICTURED: BBC One breakdown graphic. SUPPLIED BY: Darren Page. COPYRIGHT: BBC.

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