Extended footage of BBC News presenter Maryam Moshiri giving the middle finger live on air has been released.

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This performance, with the backdrop of this building, represents a monumentous middle finger to those pigs and another for Joseph Stalin and his Soviet circle-jerk. Viva Freedom!” For those not in the ...

Chief presenter Maryam Moshiri can be seen raising her eyebrows and flipping off the camera as she comes on-screen after the programme's famous countdown ended.

But this isn't the first time a BBC presenter has been caught giving the middle finger. The BBC had to apologise when popular weatherman Tomasz Schafernaker made the same rude gesture to the camera.

An extended video shows the seconds leading up to BBC chief presenter Maryam Moshiri's middle finger gaffe earlier this month - after the veteran presenter revealed how the slip-up was a 'private ...