BBC World News: Reith look onwards

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-20716625

Someone along the way might have got feet and metres confused, but hey......

You're also never many metres away from a Co-Op.

I remember once seeing a video (possibly posted on Twitter by someone like Fergus Walsh or Mark Easton) of a fox happily dozing inside the scene dock of TC7 while the Ten was on air.

Fox News

A fox at BBC TV Centre - this chap was hanging around the studio tonight as George read the news at 6 http://t.co/NSAwSg6s via @youtube

— Fergus Walsh (@BBCFergusWalsh) September 25, 2012

That’s kinda surreal! He/she didn’t appear to be fazed at all by the workings of the studio. Incredible.

AlJazeera English did have a surprise walk-on guest as they were starting The Aljazeera Newshour a few years back

Just heard Victoria say today's edition of Business Live is the penultimate one. Replaced by 'Worklife' from Monday.

I am kind of late, but oh well

I appreciate I am not in a position to be a back-seat-edior, and opinions about which stories should lead and which should not is often subjective, but... BBC World News has been leading its news broadcasts and Sport Today with reporting from both Vienna and in Kenya on the marathon record set by Eliud Kopchoge. It is unclear to me how that is more newsworthy than, say, Turkish military operations in northern Syria against the Kurds, or Typhoon Hagibis making landfall in Japan, or other stories.

Yes, it's an And Finally story to me of what was essentially a sponsored training session.