General Election 2015: David Dimbleby randomly shouts 'For God's Sake' live during the BBC's rolling coverage
Watch the veteran broadcaster briefly lose his cool
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Your support makes all the difference.Just when Lord Ashdown’s hat looked set to be the unpredictable runaway star of the 2015 general election, David Dimbleby had what can only be described as “a moment” live on the BBC.
The host of the broadcaster’s political coverage for the evening could be heard shouting “for God’s sake” as a short break rolled back to the panel in the studio.
Quite why he said it remains unclear.
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