Breakfast (simulcast with BBC1 until -Bill and Sian with Dermot and Sussanah at weekends
8am to11am- Carrie and Kate (worked well together those couple of days)
11am to 2pm-Matthew and Sophie (i think she's better suited on N24) with Jane on the 1
2pm to 5pm-Louise and John
5pm to 6pm-George
6 O' Clock News-Fiona and Emily
6.30pm to 10pm-Ben and Natasha
10 O' Clock News-Huw/Peter
10.30pm to 1am-Chris
I'd have Tim Willcox covering shifts seeing as he usually does anyway.
Breakfast
0600-0900 - Jeremy Paxman and Kirsty Wark.
0900-1300 - Stephen Cole and Aktar Khan, with Debbie Greenwood doing the "soft" issues
1300-1330 - The One o'Clock News, simulcast on BBC1, with Philip Hayton
1330-1700 - Sue Lawley and Nicholas Witchell
1700-1800 - The PM Programme, with Richard Whitmore and Jan Leeming
1800-1830 - The Six o'Clock News, simulcast on BBC1, with Peter Sissons and Moira Stuart
1830-2000 - Nationwide with Hugh Scully and Sue Cook
2000-2200 - Evening News with Carol Barnes and John Suchet
2200-2230 - News at Ten, with Sandy Gall and Reginald Bosanquet
2230-2300 - HardTalk, with Susan Osman
2300-0100 - BBC World News, with John Tusa, Peter Snow and Donald MacCormack
0100-0400 - BBC News Overnight, with Bill Turnbull and Dermot Murnaghan
0400-0600 - Sunrise Live, with Lyse Doucet (in Cairo) and Fiona Phillips (in Chigwell)
Fill-in and cover presenters would be (in an ideal world): Angela Rippon, Selina Scott, Anna Botting, Martin Popplewell, Lisa Aziz, Gordon Honeycombe, Julia Somerville, Martin Popplewell, Anna Ford, Sonia Ruseler, Veronica Pedrosa and Martin Popplewell.
PAXMAN on
Breakfast
? Don't make me laugh. The reason he stopped doing
Start the Week
was that he decided he didn't like getting up that early in the morning.
PAXMAN on
Breakfast
? Don't make me laugh. The reason he stopped doing
Start the Week
was that he decided he didn't like getting up that early in the morning.
Paxman did BBC Breakfast TV for several years in the mid 80s.
PAXMAN on
Breakfast
? Don't make me laugh. The reason he stopped doing
Start the Week
was that he decided he didn't like getting up that early in the morning.
Paxman did BBC Breakfast TV for several years in the mid 80s.
This was the yuppified
Breakfast Time
and it really didn't suit him IMO.
5am-6am: BBC Morning Report with Kate Silverton
6am-8am: Breakfast with Bill Turnbull and Sian Williams (Until 9am on BBC1)
8am-11am: BBC News with Simon McCoy and Susanna Reid
11am-1pm: BBC News with Jane Hill and Matthew Amroliwala
1pm-2pm: One O'Clock News Hour with Jane Hill or Matthew Amroliwala (sim)
3pm-6pm: BBC News with Phillip Hayton and Fiona Bruce
6pm-7pm: Six O'Clock News Hour with Dermot Murnaghan or Emily Maitlis (sim)
7pm-7:30pm: BBC World News with George Alagiah
7:30pm-8pm: Sportsday with Chris Hollins
8pm-10pm: BBC News with Louise Minchin and Gavin Esler
10pm-11pm: Ten O'Clock News Hour with Huw Edwards or Sophie Raworth (sim)
11pm-12pm: BBC Late News with Maxine Mawhinney or Peter Sissons
12pm-2:30am: BBC News with Alistair Yates
2:30am-4:30am: BBC News Overnight with Guest Presenter (regional/reporter)
4:30am-5am: BBC World News with Moira Stuart
PAXMAN on
Breakfast
? Don't make me laugh. The reason he stopped doing
Start the Week
was that he decided he didn't like getting up that early in the morning.
Watches the irony of the whole post above this one go sailing over...
Hardly. Bring up a child, being a surgeon, fighting in a war - those a difficult things. Planning an imaginary rota for a bloody news channel - not difficult. Grow up.
Hardly. Bring up a child, being a surgeon, fighting in a war - those a difficult things. Planning an imaginary rota for a bloody news channel - not difficult. Grow up.
-Bill and Sian with Dermot and Sussanah at weekends
