A vaccine sceptic doctor who apparently put a recording of his GB News interview on his website mistakenly revealed a WhatsApp message which was seemingly from a contact called 'Suzie Sub' - prompting ridicule online.
Dr Samuel White spoke to presenter Patrick Christys on Sunday after a judge ruled last week that a tribunal had made an 'error of law' when it ordered the GP to stop discussing Covid on social media after he had been accused of spreading misinformation.
The clip of the interview, where Dr White appeared remotely alongside broadcaster Jon Gaunt, was then uploaded onto his website.
But during the video, the embarrassing message, which was apparently from a woman, appeared at the top of screen.
It read: 'As you rest just give a thought to using me for your pleasure. Having me on my knees doing whatever you say... xxx'.
After Twitter users today noticed the mishap and re-posted the clip on social media, Dr White took his website offline.
This evening, his site was accessible again but the embarrassing clip has now been removed.
A spokesman for Dr White told Indy100 on Monday evening that the clip containing the message had been uploaded to his website by hackers. MailOnline has approached the medic directly for comment.
Mr Gaunt has since re-posted the clip onto his own social media account and said: 'Oh dear someone forgot to turn their WhatsApp off! This is very funny.'
The message flashed up in the clip as Dr White was airing his views about the Government's response to the coronavirus crisis, including its use of vaccines.
It is not known who the individual named 'Suzy Sub' is.
One person who noticed the clip on Twitter joked: 'Dr Sam White uploaded this video to his website but in his over-eagerness to get his 'message' out, he obviously didn't watch it back first.
'Unlucky Sam, unlucky.'
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