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Longest Current serving newsreader??

(August 2006)

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BE
Ben Founding member
Joe Havard posted:
Nick Harvey posted:
Well, I don't know about you, Joe, but he's spelt it "Fred Dineage" as long as I've known him.


Just checked and it's definitely Dinenage.


Yep, two n's not one. Nice to see even God makes mistakes from time to time. Very Happy
LO
Londoner
Definitely Dinenage - but not even ITV always get it right:
http://www.rp-networkservices.com/tvforum/uploads/uktoday_fred2.jpg
AN
Andrew Founding member
Who's the longest serving national newsreader then? Now that Trevor McDonald, John Suchet and Anna Ford have all retired?
LU
Luke
John Suchet actually 'came out' of retirement a few months ago to present Five News.
:-(
A former member
the person form BBC NEWS who also did the The Adventure Game -
moira stewart?
SP
Steve in Pudsey
Guess it depends on how you define news, if you include current affairs in that, and consider Countryfile as current affairs (of a sort) you might be able to argue a case for John Craven
PE
Pete Founding member
how long had Mike Neville ben going for?
NS
NickyS Founding member
In BBC network terms as well as Moira, Chris Lowe has been on air for a fair few years.
JC
jc
Peter Sissons would have been on ITN from the mid 70s on the old News at One/First Report, weekends, and the evening news.
NE
News24
Not forgetting Alistair Yates
GM
GMc
Nick Harvey posted:
GMc posted:
is Shereen Nanjiani the longest serving newsreader on Scotland Today?

And does anybody care?

You are such a cheeky, arrogant a-hole!
JA
jamesmd
GMc posted:
Nick Harvey posted:
GMc posted:
is Shereen Nanjiani the longest serving newsreader on Scotland Today?

And does anybody care?

You are such a cheeky, arrogant a-hole!


Ooooh Nick, you're so cheeky.

GMuck, did you know that Shereen Nanjiani is rhyming slang for fanny?

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