The Rupert Murdoch style attack happened while she was filming the Antiques Roadshow programme in North Devon last month.
The 47 year old newsreader, who has been the victim of stalking, was targeted by pranksters while filming at Hartland Abbey.
Devon and Cornwall police confirmed that two men, aged 42 and 32, were arrested for common assault following the afternoon attack at 4.30pm on Thursday, July 7th.
It was towards the end of filming when most of the thousands of visitors had left the Hartland Abbey grounds after having their antiques valued by the team.
Despite attempts to play down the foam attack, police confirmed that both arrested men were issued with £80 fixed penalty fines for the incident.
Police said they had put two officers in duty in the abbey for the event staged at the home of Sir Hugh and Lady Angela Stucley.
Around 2,500 people turned at the Abbey - where Prince William enjoyed his private stag party earlier this year before his royal wedding - and queued to see if their family heirlooms were worth anything.
A BBC spokesman said neither Miss Bruce or Antiques Roadshow wanted to comment on the assault - and Lady Stucley also declined to comment.
Miss Bruce, whose parents live near Honiton, east Devon, said it was her frist trip to Hartland which she described as absolutely stunning.
The Hartland attack was said to be an unwelcome prank but the former Crimewatch presenter has previously been the victim of a stalker.
In October last year, 51 year old Peter Oakey from Essex was detained under Mental Health legislation for sending unwnated letters and cards to Miss Bruce, one of the BBC's top earning presenters.
NEWS BY:http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvandradio/bbc/8680746/Fiona-Bruce-attacked-with-foam-while-filming-Antiques-Roadshow.html
The 47 year old newsreader, who has been the victim of stalking, was targeted by pranksters while filming at Hartland Abbey.
Devon and Cornwall police confirmed that two men, aged 42 and 32, were arrested for common assault following the afternoon attack at 4.30pm on Thursday, July 7th.
It was towards the end of filming when most of the thousands of visitors had left the Hartland Abbey grounds after having their antiques valued by the team.
Despite attempts to play down the foam attack, police confirmed that both arrested men were issued with £80 fixed penalty fines for the incident.
Police said they had put two officers in duty in the abbey for the event staged at the home of Sir Hugh and Lady Angela Stucley.
Around 2,500 people turned at the Abbey - where Prince William enjoyed his private stag party earlier this year before his royal wedding - and queued to see if their family heirlooms were worth anything.
A BBC spokesman said neither Miss Bruce or Antiques Roadshow wanted to comment on the assault - and Lady Stucley also declined to comment.
Miss Bruce, whose parents live near Honiton, east Devon, said it was her frist trip to Hartland which she described as absolutely stunning.
The Hartland attack was said to be an unwelcome prank but the former Crimewatch presenter has previously been the victim of a stalker.
In October last year, 51 year old Peter Oakey from Essex was detained under Mental Health legislation for sending unwnated letters and cards to Miss Bruce, one of the BBC's top earning presenters.
NEWS BY:http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvandradio/bbc/8680746/Fiona-Bruce-attacked-with-foam-while-filming-Antiques-Roadshow.html
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