ITV’s evening news came to a sudden end last night when a fire alarm forced newsreader Tom Bradby and other staff to evacuate the studio live on air.
Midway-through Wednesday’s ITN News at Ten broadcast, the sound of a fire alarm could be heard in the background of the newsroom.
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