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(March 2013)

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HO
House
That used to be quite a common occurrence in TVC, I suspect the only difference is the need to switch studios in the time away from the newsdesk.
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oflahertya
And its...Huw Edwards
DO
dosxuk
This is almost as exciting as the day someone mistook a grey tie for a black one.
FL
flaziola
Let's hope Tomaz can remember Huw's name come forecast time. Did anyone see his little wobble at 16:30 Razz
CA
Cando
AdamABC posted:
George Alagiah was again absent from the News at 6 today. Has he been on GMT recently?


George is BACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
GM
Gary McEwan
flaziola posted:
Let's hope Tomaz can remember Huw's name come forecast time. Did anyone see his little wobble at 16:30 Razz


That was spectacular, I actually thought he was away to corpse!
AA
AdamABC
Cando posted:
AdamABC posted:
George Alagiah was again absent from the News at 6 today. Has he been on GMT recently?


George is BACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Yay! Admittedly, though, I prefer Sophie on the six Smile
DV
DVB Cornwall
Robert Peston on an awayday to Brighton ....

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25-Jun-2013 @ 17:11
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AdamABC
AdamABC posted:
Cando posted:
AdamABC posted:
George Alagiah was again absent from the News at 6 today. Has he been on GMT recently?


George is BACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Yay! Admittedly, though, I prefer Sophie on the six Smile


Anyone would think the BBC read these comments... Smile
OF
oflahertya
They probally do
MY
myan
Does anyone know what accent is Julie Peacock inclined towards? At least to me, her accent seems rather different from the majority of news readers at BBCWN. She seems to pronounce words, for instance UK (normally pronounced 'You Kay') as 'You-Key' or 'You-Kee'.
BA
bilky asko
myan posted:
Does anyone know what accent is Julie Peacock inclined towards? At least to me, her accent seems rather different from the majority of news readers at BBCWN. She seems to pronounce words, for instance UK (normally pronounced 'You Kay') as 'You-Key' or 'You-Kee'.

She is Scottish, so her accent will be rather distinct from the southern accents/RP mixture you tend to get. I would guess that she is from around Glasgow, but that's only a guess.

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