In the ultimate SMH moment of probably her entire career, a female reporter for the BBC was sexually harassed while literally filming a report on how much women are being sexually harassed.
The Daily Mail reports that the journalist, Sarah Teale, was sitting outside the Nottingham Conference Centre in Nottingham, England filming the segment.
After reporting that "An online study found a shocking 95 per cent of people said they had been harassed, either jeered at or had obscenities shouted at them in the street," a man walks by and shouts something that was explicit enough that it had to be bleeped.
Teale, in the understatement of all time, pointed out the incident on Twitter.
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