Video: Moped collides with pedestrian live on ITV News report

Ria Chatterjee was reporting from outside St Pancras Station in London on ongoing Channel Tunnel transport chaos when the incident happened

The collision outside St Pancras station (which can be seen in the bottom left hand corner of the screen) happened during a live broadcast

A moped collided with a pedestrian during a live broadcast on ITV News on Sunday evening.

Reporter Ria Chatterjee was reporting from outside St Pancras Station in London on ongoing transport chaos caused by a lorry fire that closed the Channel Tunnel on Saturday.

As she described the problems to camera, in the background the moped slid into the pedestrian who fell to the ground with a cry of pain that could be clearly heard by viewers.

However the man, who was wheeling a suitcase behind him, then got up and carried on his way towards the station.

And Ms Chatterjee later tweeted: “The pedestrian and motorcyclist who collided during my live broadcast at St Pancras Station are both fine.”

It was not clear whether she was aware of the accident as she presented her report but Twitter users noted her dedication to the task.

Ryan Stanley said: “Love how a pedestrian got knocked over by a moped live on ITV News and the presenter carries on like she hasn't heard anything lol!