A political professor in South Korea was interrupted by his two children while being interviewed by the BBC live on air.
Robert E Kelly was speaking about the implications of the removal of South Korea's president from power on Friday on BBC World News.
Kelly’s daughter can be seen letting herself into his office and is shortly followed by a baby in a rambler.
He smiles and apologises for the interruption while a lady rushes into the room to take the children out.
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