A power outage at the Crucible Theatre interrupted BBC’s live coverage of the 2026 World Snooker Championship semi-final between Mark Allen and Wu Yize for 12 minutes. BBC issued an apology, and despite the disruption, Allen regained his focus, leveling the match. The semi-final remains tightly contested heading into the final sessions.
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- BBC apologises after power outage cuts World Snooker Championship semi-final live, switches to nature show
BBC apologises after power outage cuts World Snooker Championship semi-final live, switches to nature show
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