The NC have been reporting some 'Breaking News' for a few hours, about a stand-off situation in North London.
However, rather annoyingly the reporter doesn't seem to know where she is, and has an inability to use Google Maps, or to buy an 'A-Z' (if they still exist).
I'm not sure it conveys much confidence in an organisation such as BBC News when they report "I believe it's on Lancaster Road" when reporting an incident in their home city.
The NC have been reporting some 'Breaking News' for a few hours, about a stand-off situation in North London.
However, rather annoyingly the reporter doesn't seem to know where she is, and has an inability to use Google Maps, or to buy an 'A-Z' (if they still exist).
I'm not sure it conveys much confidence in an organisation such as BBC News when they report "I believe it's on Lancaster Road" when reporting an incident in their home city.
While it's public knowledge of where the incident has happened, the Met hasn't confirmed the street, so Emilia is following the guidelines of not confirming where the incident has happened.
Incidentally Emilia Papadopoulos despite her excellent English accent is actually a Greek Cypriot!
The NC have been reporting some 'Breaking News' for a few hours, about a stand-off situation in North London.
However, rather annoyingly the reporter doesn't seem to know where she is, and has an inability to use Google Maps, or to buy an 'A-Z' (if they still exist).
I'm not sure it conveys much confidence in an organisation such as BBC News when they report "I believe it's on Lancaster Road" when reporting an incident in their home city.
Outside Source on at 8 this week as is usually the case when U.K. and US clocks are out of sync. Normal BBC News bulletin at 9 and World News America at 9:30, presumably due to the election.
Isn't World News America only a half hour programme these days? Thus the 9:30 programme will be the whole programme.
EDIT: Also, whilst when in Studio A they seem to be able to keep the green bits of the poppies on, they did a standing up bit after the TOTH and the papers the presenter were holding were doing such a good job of catching the green of the studio that they turned transparent, showing the virtual set behind the presenter and looking generally not very good.