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Do news anchors wear panties? Reasons why Albanian TV news anchors going braless during live TV



Faced with tough competition to win over audiences, an Albanian TV channel is taking a literal approach towards giving viewers the "naked" truth -- by employing almost-topless newsreaders.



Wearing open jackets and nothing underneath, the young women reading the headlines on Zjarr TV are an unprecedented sight in the conservative Balkan country, where they first appeared on television and Internet screens last year.

The channel's owner says audiences haven't stopped growing since.




UK newsreader Susanna Reid attracted the attention of Twitter when she suffered a wardrobe malfunction on air- but it wasn't her first.

Yes, news anchors wear panties. At least, I know for sure that at least ONE of them does…

Oops! Susanna Reid flashes her knickers on BBC Breakfast sofa AGAIN.

SUSANNA Reid gave her male fans a nice surprise when she accidentally flashed her underwear on live television.

For the second time, the 42-year-old star gave viewers an eyeful thanks to a tight, short dress - which probably wasn't the most suitable attire for her stint on the BBC Breakfast sofa.

As her co-presenter Bill Turnbull held up one of the daily papers, Susanna was seen struggling with her outfit and subtly trying to pull it down over her thighs, but in doing so she made her knickers visible.

Susanna first flashed her underwear back in September when a navy blue dress she was wearing revealed her black and white striped knickers.

During the day's broadcast, it seemed that at one point Susanna had actually realized that she was showing off a bit more than she intended to - and quickly put her hand on her knees. 

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