BBC News: Presenters & Rotas

Juliet seems to be doing a lot of overnights, so it's possible she'll be saved. Given James Dagwell does the interactive news loop and E24 (plus some overnight relief) I think he'd be a prime candidate to go under the cuts.

Juliet Dunlop was on overnights again last night. I think she's become rather good.

I think they need a presenter and slot reshuffle

BBC Newchannel
Name Role Notes
Simon Mccoy Main presenter 830-11 M-F Weekend news presenter
Joanna Gosling Main presenter 830-11 M-T Weekend news presenter
John Sopel Main presenter 11-2 M-T Poltics show presenter
Carrie Gracie Main presenter 11-2 M-F
Ben Brown Main Presenter 2-5 M-F
Julia Sumerville Temporary Presenter 2-5 T-F
Emlie Matiunus Main Presenter M 2-5 Newsnight Presenter
Nichlous Owen 5pm newshour M-T Deputy 1 and relief 6
Mathew Anrilliwana Main Presenter M-T 7-10PM Weekend News Presenter
Jane Hill Main Presenter M-T 7-10PM Weekend News Presenter
Chris Eakin Main presenter 1035-1pm

Weekend
Name Role Notes
Maxine Marwhiny Main Presenter S-10-2 S-1-4 Presents S and S BBC One
Tim Wilcox Main Presenter S9-1 Relief newschannel
Sophie Long Main Presenter sat 2-630 , S4-7
Clive Myre Main Presenter F-S 7-1230 Weekend News Presenter
Anitia Mcveigh Main Presenter F-S 7-1230



* future main presenter Katie Derham 2-5pm M-F

1pm : Kate Silverton
6pm:George A and Sophie R
10PM : Huw E

That reminds me. I must get some Alphabetti-Spaghetti at the supermarket tomorrow.

And what an interesting life you must live.

very actually besides this is a forum for such things and your life cant be all that intresting if you read it and then criticize time I spent.

I think Matiunus and Anrilliwana should double-head together on a Sunday evening.

I'm surprised no-one picked up the fact that James Reynolds is now back with the BBC in Washington, after spending a year at Harvard University. He filed his first report on 6th July.

Saw him filing a report last night and struggled to remember who he was and where he'd been lately.

This accounts for a reasonably small part of my life, thus my usually short replies. You, on the other hand, clearly have a lot of time to spend dreaming up fictitious schedules.

Mr. Sissons!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-10682357

Emily Maitlis on Andrew Marr next week.