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LX
lxflyer
Chris Buckler stepping down as North America correspondent to co-host new Radio Ulster breakfast show:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/latestnews/2020/ulster-breakfast


It’s not a new breakfast show - they’re replacing the existing presenters on the current breakfast programme.
MA
Markymark
Chris Buckler stepping down as North America correspondent to co-host new Radio Ulster breakfast show:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/latestnews/2020/ulster-breakfast


It’s not a new breakfast show - they’re replacing the existing presenters on the current breakfast programme.


Doesn't that make it 'new'? 🤔
JW
JamesWorldNews
Chris Buckler stepping down as North America correspondent to co-host new Radio Ulster breakfast show:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/latestnews/2020/ulster-breakfast


It’s not a new breakfast show - they’re replacing the existing presenters on the current breakfast programme.


Doesn't that make it 'new'? 🤔


Putting new seat covers on my old Ford Cortina doesn’t make the Cortina new........so to speak.
MA
Markymark

It’s not a new breakfast show - they’re replacing the existing presenters on the current breakfast programme.


Doesn't that make it 'new'? 🤔


Putting new seat covers on my old Ford Cortina doesn’t make the Cortina new........so to speak.


Well yes, fair point. Perhaps it's a case of Trigger's Broom?
Rolling News, itsrobert and JamesWorldNews gave kudos
JW
JamesWorldNews

Doesn't that make it 'new'? 🤔


Putting new seat covers on my old Ford Cortina doesn’t make the Cortina new........so to speak.


Well yes, fair point. Perhaps it's a case of Trigger's Broom?


What are you getting at, Dave?
itsrobert, Rolling News and Markymark gave kudos
BI
Bignewsfan1
John Pienaar gone leaving for Times Radio- a new Dept Pol Ed for the BBC will be needed - a role for Norman Smith the current Asst Pol Ed?
RN
Rolling News
John Pienaar gone leaving for Times Radio- a new Dept Pol Ed for the BBC will be needed - a role for Norman Smith the current Asst Pol Ed?

Vicki Young would be good too.
LX
lxflyer
Chris Buckler stepping down as North America correspondent to co-host new Radio Ulster breakfast show:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/latestnews/2020/ulster-breakfast


It’s not a new breakfast show - they’re replacing the existing presenters on the current breakfast programme.


Doesn't that make it 'new'? 🤔

Not really.

The format isn’t changing nor is the name of the programme.

It’s just getting two new presenters added to the team - two other presenters are leaving but some existing ones are being retained.
BP
Bob Paisley
Chris Buckler stepping down as North America correspondent to co-host new Radio Ulster breakfast show:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/latestnews/2020/ulster-breakfast

That seems a slightly odd career move. Maybe he wants to be closer to home?
BA
Batavia
Rico Hizon is leaving BBC World News. After 17 years with the channel.


What's your source on this James? I can see BBC co-workers expressing shock on Twitter but no news source.

This article published just days ago suggests otherwise...

https://radiotoday.co.uk/2020/02/louise-cooper-and-mickey-clarke-to-leave-5-live/

Could this be curtains on the Singapore Bureau as part of the news cuts?


I doubt it as they only opened it in 2015, on this site. Although I think it could be better used


Looking at Rico's Twitter, he has not tweeted since February 11th, 2-days before it was suggested he's leaving, and I have not seen him on air since then. Any news on where he's going?
JW
JamesWorldNews
World: Philippa Thomas is ending her one-year full time at the helm of Impact and will return to her previous role of Roving Anchor, Friday Impact presenter and Weekend News presenter (the latter being a role she does one weekend per month).

All of the above confirmed by Philippa herself on Social Media.

I guess that signals the return of Yalda Hakim to Impact.
HO
House
Rico Hizon is leaving BBC World News. After 17 years with the channel.


What's your source on this James? I can see BBC co-workers expressing shock on Twitter but no news source.

This article published just days ago suggests otherwise...

https://radiotoday.co.uk/2020/02/louise-cooper-and-mickey-clarke-to-leave-5-live/

Could this be curtains on the Singapore Bureau as part of the news cuts?


It would seem the article was wrong:



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