BBC presenter makes peacock noises on air, two years on from middle finger incident
The impression occurred during a segment about a loose peacock terrorising a small town in Wiltshire.
Ms Moshiri stated she was told by her producer not to do the impression but proceeded to do it anyway.
This incident follows a previous viral moment in 2023 when she accidentally displayed her middle finger during a news bulletin, for which she later apologised.
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