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BBC News: Presenters & Rotas

(March 2013)

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AS
AlexS
chris posted:
News96 posted:
I'm guessing they will have to do The Papers at 11:30 since there won't be enough time do it before 11:00 (and there by cancelling the Newsnight repeat for the second night running.)


But what about all those young people yearning for the Newsnight repeat?!

If young people use Iplayer enough for BBC3 to be closed I'm sure we can find Newsnight on there...
JW
JamesWorldNews
chris posted:
News96 posted:
I'm guessing they will have to do The Papers at 11:30 since there won't be enough time do it before 11:00 (and there by cancelling the Newsnight repeat for the second night running.)


But what about all those young people yearning for the Newsnight repeat?!


Please define young 😜
CH
chris
AlexS posted:
chris posted:
News96 posted:
I'm guessing they will have to do The Papers at 11:30 since there won't be enough time do it before 11:00 (and there by cancelling the Newsnight repeat for the second night running.)


But what about all those young people yearning for the Newsnight repeat?!

If young people use Iplayer enough for BBC3 to be closed I'm sure we can find Newsnight on there...


It was a joke...
CU
Custard56
Is tonight's BBC London News bulletin (at 17:50) the first time it's been presented by BBC London 94.9's Jim Wheble? I don't recall seeing him before.
RK
Rkolsen
Thought I'd mention that Katty Kay is appearing on Meet The Press today.
LL
London Lite Founding member
Jay Lee posted:
Is tonight's BBC London News bulletin (at 17:50) the first time it's been presented by BBC London 94.9's Jim Wheble? I don't recall seeing him before.


First time presenting, but has been reporting for the tv bulletin. (Incidentally, the radio station is now called BBC Radio London)
SK
Skygeek
London Lite posted:
Jay Lee posted:
Is tonight's BBC London News bulletin (at 17:50) the first time it's been presented by BBC London 94.9's Jim Wheble? I don't recall seeing him before.


First time presenting, but has been reporting for the tv bulletin. (Incidentally, the radio station is now called BBC Radio London)

They've been letting more reporters have a go in the chair of-late. A particular favourite of mine is Alice Salfield, who's getting a run-out in the mornings quite a bit these days. Once upon a time, we presented a university radio show together! All of us on the Broadcast Journalism course knew she'd be the big star and she's proving us right. Give it a year or two and it wouldn't surprise me to see her being given a run-out on the News Channel... unless somewhere else snaps her up, of course! Wink
Last edited by Skygeek on 12 February 2017 10:36pm
RN
Rolling News
Celia Hatton presenting on BBC World News tonight, is this her first time?
AS
AlexS
Rolling News posted:
Celia Hatton presenting on BBC World News tonight, is this her first time?

No, I've seen her on world news today before.
AC
aconnell
Rolling News posted:
Celia Hatton presenting on BBC World News tonight, is this her first time?


She's been on a couple of times already - definitely seen her on World News Today.
SE
Seb
London Lite posted:
Jay Lee posted:
Is tonight's BBC London News bulletin (at 17:50) the first time it's been presented by BBC London 94.9's Jim Wheble? I don't recall seeing him before.


First time presenting, but has been reporting for the tv bulletin. (Incidentally, the radio station is now called BBC Radio London)


And the late BBC London with Ben Bland, the first time presenting the programme according to his Twitter.

8 days later

AC
aconnell
BBC News (and Newsnight) unusually recruiting internally with Innes Bowen , a radio journalist, announced as Newsnight's new Investigations Editor to replace Nick Hopkins who returned to the Guardian.



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