BBC News: Presenters, correspondent & rotas

God forbid we pay for decent journalism, am I right?

I was more pointing at the fact that there's only a small extract in the newspaper - and if you prefer that like me then it's no good paying for a paywall as well.

Edit: I am a self proclaimed idiot - but now Ive found it

The only thing I would say is that I have wondered for many years why there isn't a pay-per-article or pay-per-edition method for newspaper sites, instead of only subscriptions. Because if you do just want one article, you have to go out and get the paper copy, which I know isn't the worst thing in the world. But obviously the subscriptions are much more lucrative.

Amazon let you buy a single edition, which is exactly what I did to read the interview. Just 99p.

We are defintally in the holiday season, Lewis Vaughan Jones on NC & Lucy Grey on World

That means Lucy Grey will be in E at 9pm for the first time.

This pandemic has meant a lot of firsts for presenters in E. Andrew Marr, Emma Barnett, Kirsty Wark, Katie Razzall, Rajini Vaidyanathan, Nancy Kacinguru, and now Lucy Grey. Have I missed anyone?

James Reynolds and Lewis Vaughan Jones too I think. Also Tim Willcox back in E for the first time in a long time. Aaron Safir as well.

Lewis was in E last Summer for a NC shift. Also, Maryam other than business news and Mark Urban. Can only think of one time Victoria Derbyshire presented from E before lockdown, lot more often now.

Newspapers? Decent Journalism??? I think you're being a tad optomistic there...

Makes me laugh how the channels remain separate later into the evening at weekends than weekdays.

Victoria was in E in March last year on the day of the New Zealand attacks. Her usual show was suspended and she presented a straight rolling news hour, her first time I believe. She also did her usual show from there once when B was having problems.

Another I forgot to add was Nick Robinson (other than when he was political editor) who covered for Marr one weekend a few weeks ago.