BBC presenter saves baby bird from roof in heroic move moments before going on air

Alex Lovell, a BBC broadcaster, proved to be a true hero when she climbed onto a roof to save a fledgling bird just before coming on television.

In a video published on social media, the presenter was seen ascending a ladder to the top of the BBC Bristol studios, where she rescued the unfortunate critter.

Clearly aware of the potential danger, Alex quipped as she mounted the ladder, ‘Disclaimer, I won’t sue anybody.’

She then climbed up, over the gutter pipes, towards the building’s corner, where a bird could be heard screeching.

A bird could be seen flying about a split second after Alex vanished, which she quickly picked up and released.

As the bird took off, Alex raised her hands in response to the acclaim from the crew below.

🙏🕊️ https://t.co/btoKjhwj84

— Alex Lovell (@alexlovelltv) July 28, 2023

‘@alexlovelltv casually saving a baby bird from the BBC Bristol roof before going on air,’ BBC journalist Harriet Robinson wrote.

‘What a treasure she is. So glad she’s ours,’ another praised.

‘She could be, the nicest person in TV,’ someone else said.

As she was cheered, Alex uploaded the video with a thanks emoji and a soaring bird.

‘Not all heroes wear capes Alex!! Bravo,’ one said.

Someone else wrote: ‘What an absolute star you are Alex…! And in a dress too…! Wow.’

Source My Celebrity Life.