People enjoyed Victoria Derbyshire’s savage burn of anyone watching the sun rise online

John Plunkett. Updated May 13th, 2020

There’ll be no summer solstice event at Stonehenge this year, the 21 June gathering cancelled because of Covid-19, obviously.

But the good news, said Victoria Derbyshire on BBC News, was that the sunrise will be streamed online. And she had this blunt message for anyone thinking of doing that.

Victoria Derbyshire is as tired as the rest of us. pic.twitter.com/k9Ui3ybCFb

— Ryan Love (@RyanJL) May 12, 2020

Boom.

She has a point.

— Mikey Cyrus (@MikeyCyrus) May 12, 2020

Haha! Current hero. Last second. https://t.co/fo4gXtU31k

— David Lilley (@Therealizzard) May 13, 2020

I’m increasingly obsessed with how fantastic she is. She should be doing News at Ten, the 6 etc. And hosting Question Time!

— Mattie Jameson (@MattieAJameson) May 12, 2020

Love this report by @vicderbyshire on the cancellation of the summer solstice at Stonehenge.

“The event will be streamed online…

“Or you could … just get up and look at the sky yourself.”

pic.twitter.com/GHZl3RlDFn

— Scott Bryan (@scottygb) May 12, 2020

Source @RyanJL