MA
Not many are, it's madness, from all the shots I've seen this weekend. The event at Durdle Door in Dorset yesterday was a major facepalm moment in itself . We're headed for a massive second peak I fear
Although in footage of Dominic Raab walking into Broadcasting House this morning accompanied by a broadcast crew there is no way they were all 2m apart.
Not many are, it's madness, from all the shots I've seen this weekend. The event at Durdle Door in Dorset yesterday was a major facepalm moment in itself . We're headed for a massive second peak I fear
JO
I’m still waiting for Naga’s move to GMB and Emily Maitlis to quit Newsnight to join her.....
Are you living in some sort of parallel universe?
I’m still waiting for Naga’s move to GMB and Emily Maitlis to quit Newsnight to join her.....
DV
Martin Geissler temporarily exits Pacific Quay for Media City tomorrow....
Change of sofa colour tomorrow... presenting @BBCBreakfast with @rachelburden - see you at 06.00?! pic.twitter.com/uSUaZMpn8G
— martin geissler (@mmgeissler) June 6, 2020
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AlexS
Martin Geissler temporarily exits Pacific Quay for Media City tomorrow....
Change of sofa colour tomorrow... presenting @BBCBreakfast with @rachelburden - see you at 06.00?! pic.twitter.com/uSUaZMpn8G
— martin geissler (@mmgeissler) June 6, 2020
I suppose it makes a change from a London based presenter, but it really was time that Sunday breakfast was either scrapped, moved to a location that has enough local presenters or went single headed with Roger, Rachel and Sally alternating.
SW
Sorry for the filming-the-screen nature of this, but I assumed this thread would be all over this...
I don't understand this, really. When MOTD is on the 8am hour of Breakfast is pretty much always the highest rated hour of the week on the News Channel, so there's clearly no need to scrap it. And why would it be any better in another location? You may have extra presenters on hand - although there are certainly plenty around Salford including the entire North West Tonight presentation team - but then you'd need to have an entirely different production team from the one that's already working six mornings a week.
It's a bit of a stretch to go from someone standing in on Breakfast for one day from another part of BBC News, to saying it needs to be scrapped.
It's surely no different to people from regional news programmes presenting the ITV News, which they often do, and they have far fewer bulletins.
This was great fun this morning, brilliant timing pic.twitter.com/pEPXBjLliT
— Steve Williams (@SkillageSteve) June 6, 2020
I suppose it makes a change from a London based presenter, but it really was time that Sunday breakfast was either scrapped, moved to a location that has enough local presenters or went single headed with Roger, Rachel and Sally alternating.
I don't understand this, really. When MOTD is on the 8am hour of Breakfast is pretty much always the highest rated hour of the week on the News Channel, so there's clearly no need to scrap it. And why would it be any better in another location? You may have extra presenters on hand - although there are certainly plenty around Salford including the entire North West Tonight presentation team - but then you'd need to have an entirely different production team from the one that's already working six mornings a week.
It's a bit of a stretch to go from someone standing in on Breakfast for one day from another part of BBC News, to saying it needs to be scrapped.
It's surely no different to people from regional news programmes presenting the ITV News, which they often do, and they have far fewer bulletins.