Paul Yarrow, widely known as the 'News Raider,' became an internet sensation in 2010 after viewers noticed him appearing in the background of countless live news broadcasts across major UK networks like the BBC, ITV, and Sky News. Unlike typical rowdy photobombers, Yarrow’s signature move was his calm, unassuming presence, often seen wearing a beige sweater or a polo shirt while looking thoughtfully into the distance or checking his watch. His goal was reportedly to protest the media's obsession with 'beautiful people' by inserting an ordinary man into the frame. The meme is used to represent someone who is 'always there,' a persistent observer, or an unexpected presence that steals the spotlight without saying a single word.