BBC News: Presenters, correspondent & rotas

Named after Trump so it won't change

They should have gone for "Another 100 Days".

Or maybe "Not Another 100 Days!"

Or "Will We Last 100 Days?"

Good to see Samantha Simmonds covering BBC News at Nine this morning.

Chances are we will see a lot of differing presenters on the bulletins now it's the summer! Hopefully more of the World News presenters will show up in unlikely slots

And is also doing Newsroom Live as well.

Coming up @BBCNews @1100 #Newsroomlive extreme heat continues to cause air & rail disruption we'll have all the details, #BorisJonshon announces plans to recruit 20K new police officers within 3 years & Ofcom fines the news channel RT £200K for failing to preserve impartiality

— Samantha Simmonds (@samanthaTVnews) July 26, 2019

Part of the same shift, which also includes reading the heads on Victoria Derbyshire.

Wouldn't be surprised if Nancy Kacungira pops up, Last year she did the Beyond 100 Days slot in August. But no word yet if its being replaced by World News Today! looking unlikely

News at Nine and Newsroom Live are 2 separate shifts (Annita and Joanna with Carrie covering on Mondays and Fridays respectively) however more often than not it seems to be the same presenter at the minute.

Which is how it will pan out through August-if one person is off (or in Joanna Gosling's case covering Victoria) the other does both The News at Nine and Newsroom Live.

Not to divert too much from the topic but I do find it funny that since the 9am hour was most recently changed, the presenter only does an hour and a bit on air (of course they aren't just there for an hour and will be working off air before and after). I'm not in the industry, so am not passing judgement and people watch TV news for news regardless of presenter - it just got me thinking... on CNN, Isha Sesay said she did a 13hr day, Bloomberg's Shery Ahn is on air 1.30-2, 4.50-5 and 6-9pm. On Franceinfo Fanny Conquy does 11am-7pm solo on weekends... each to their own!