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'QUEEN SONG' ON IPAD INTERRUPTS HEATED BBC DEBATE - BBC NEWS
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January 16, 2014
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A heated debate on the BBC's Daily Politics programme was interrupted by the sound of Fat Bottomed Girls by Queen suddenly coming from Nick Robinson's tablet computer.
MPs Caroline Flint and Shailesh Vara were arguing about banking bonuses when the BBC political editor's machine played the track live on the programme.
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