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A newsreader in Slovenia has been caught reading the news in his underpants during a live broadcast.
The television anchor was presenting a programme called 24UR which airs on commercial channel Pop TV.
The footage, which has become a YouTube hit, shows him sliding his chair away from his desk during the closing credits, revealing his unusual working outfit.
Dressed in a shirt, tie, jacket and white boxer shorts, the newsreader appears completely relaxed - as does the female colleague he wheels over to speak to.
It is unclear why the man had taken to the air without his trousers or whether he was even aware his strange attire was caught on camera.
It comes days after a radio journalist in Norway quit on air after refusing to read the news, saying "nothing important has happened".
Pia Beathe Pedersen said in the live broadcast she was "quitting and walking away" because she "wanted to be able to eat properly again and be able to breathe".
Source: Sky News
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