BBC Breakfast studio left speechless as Kevin Sinfield relieves himself live on air
The BBC Breakfast studio erupted in laughter today as the camera cut to marathon runner Kevin Sinfield urinating during the live broadcast.
Rachel laughed: "Ah! Brilliant timing, well done Charlie!" Former Leeds Rhinos captain Kevin is taking part in an ultra marathon to raise money for Motor Neurone Disease awareness. Kevin's close friend and teammate Rob Burrow revealed he was diagnosed with MND in December 2019. He started the challenge on November 13 and is aiming to reach Old Trafford for the halftime whistle at the Rugby League World Cup men's final on Saturday, November 19. A tweet from the official Leeds Rhinos twitter page showed cheering crowds in York, huddled together in the rain to watch Sinfield arrive for the first time in North Yorkshire.It was captioned: "Thank you York, simply incredible.
"And that’s why I’m doing it. Inspired by Rob Burrow, Doddie Weir, Stephen Darby and other people living with MND, the money raised will support the fight against MND. I’m proud to be supporting five charities with this challenge, charities which support people affected by MND and invest in research taking us closer to effective treatments and a cure for the disease.
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