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In case you were looking for a metaphor for the shambolic state of UK politics, look no further.

In a swift, crab-like motion Sky News correspondent Tamara Cohen appeared to shuffle sideways into view during a shot of 10 Downing Street -- before ducking out of shot again.

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It's a vanishing act to rival that of any magician. An act that most journalists covering British politics would likely love to be a part of. In fact, make that the entire population of Britain.

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Here's a GIF of the glorious moment.

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A national mood, tbh.

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