JF
Some of the 'fluffy filler' reports today are beginning to get ridiculous. Some army guys exercising while Eric Prydz - Call on Me plays in the background....
WO
I wouldn't call her a big wig.
Its quite funny watching the World presenters and sports reporters struggle to remember theyre broadcasting in the UK.
It was great to see Peter Dobbie on the news channel again. I remember when he uses to present on BBC News 24. Anyone know why he was moved to World News?
Rachael Hodges did the 2:30 news on 5live.
Given how many big guns have turned up for work I doubt the second strike will go ahead.
Given how many big guns have turned up for work I doubt the second strike will go ahead.
I wouldn't call her a big wig.
Its quite funny watching the World presenters and sports reporters struggle to remember theyre broadcasting in the UK.
It was great to see Peter Dobbie on the news channel again. I remember when he uses to present on BBC News 24. Anyone know why he was moved to World News?
DO
I wouldn't call her a big wig.
Not yet perhaps but a rising star, lovely voice and easy on the eye as well.
Rachael Hodges did the 2:30 news on 5live.
Given how many big guns have turned up for work I doubt the second strike will go ahead.
Given how many big guns have turned up for work I doubt the second strike will go ahead.
I wouldn't call her a big wig.
Not yet perhaps but a rising star, lovely voice and easy on the eye as well.
CH
I think the biggest challenge will be today as the public would normally be expecting a full news output and less at weekends.
The biggest test will be tomorrow as they tend to have less staff in on Saturday anyway.
I think the biggest challenge will be today as the public would normally be expecting a full news output and less at weekends.
JA
I think the biggest challenge will be today as the public would normally be expecting a full news output and less at weekends.
Exactly. Tomorrow should be virtually normal service...with programmes in the back half hours and if Emma Crosby and Peter Dobbie are willing to do full length weekend shifts that's half the day covered already.
The biggest test will be tomorrow as they tend to have less staff in on Saturday anyway.
I think the biggest challenge will be today as the public would normally be expecting a full news output and less at weekends.
Exactly. Tomorrow should be virtually normal service...with programmes in the back half hours and if Emma Crosby and Peter Dobbie are willing to do full length weekend shifts that's half the day covered already.
UK
Hasn't been mentioned here yet, but the lunchtime BBC South bulletin was presented by Jason Horton, who I believe is the Head of BBC South?
There are still three regional bulletin slots today after the news at 1 o'clock, 6 o'clock and 10 o'clock. Watch out for some unfamiliar faces presenting bulletins!
Hasn't been mentioned here yet, but the lunchtime BBC South bulletin was presented by Jason Horton, who I believe is the Head of BBC South?
RO
Hasn't been mentioned here yet, but the lunchtime BBC South bulletin was presented by Jason Horton, who I believe is the Head of BBC South?
There were picture problems for the first couple of minutes, they were fixed shortly afterwards. He did a good job in my opinion.
rob
Founding member
There are still three regional bulletin slots today after the news at 1 o'clock, 6 o'clock and 10 o'clock. Watch out for some unfamiliar faces presenting bulletins!
Hasn't been mentioned here yet, but the lunchtime BBC South bulletin was presented by Jason Horton, who I believe is the Head of BBC South?
There were picture problems for the first couple of minutes, they were fixed shortly afterwards. He did a good job in my opinion.