RH
richard h
Poor Paula just had a coughing fit then and had to stop briefly for some water
GM
Anna Botting actually left the desk when she started to have a coughing fit....
Poor Paula just had a coughing fit then and had to stop briefly for some water
Anna Botting actually left the desk when she started to have a coughing fit....
BA
Tim Wilcox isn't a 'senior' anchor, he's a stand in at best. Sending in a anchor adds nothing to the program, someone who is based there is sufficient.imo.
Quite disappointing that Sky haven't sent a senior anchor, like Andrew Wilson, over to Kiev to cover the revolution; the BBC have sent over Tim Wilcox.
Tim Wilcox isn't a 'senior' anchor, he's a stand in at best. Sending in a anchor adds nothing to the program, someone who is based there is sufficient.imo.
SI
Tim Wilcox isn't a 'senior' anchor, he's a stand in at best. Sending in a anchor adds nothing to the program, someone who is based there is sufficient.imo.
It does allow the local correspondent(s) to spend their time finding stuff out rather than being tethered to a satellite truck though.
Quite disappointing that Sky haven't sent a senior anchor, like Andrew Wilson, over to Kiev to cover the revolution; the BBC have sent over Tim Wilcox.
Tim Wilcox isn't a 'senior' anchor, he's a stand in at best. Sending in a anchor adds nothing to the program, someone who is based there is sufficient.imo.
It does allow the local correspondent(s) to spend their time finding stuff out rather than being tethered to a satellite truck though.
LJ
Tim Wilcox isn't a 'senior' anchor, he's a stand in at best. Sending in a anchor adds nothing to the program, someone who is based there is sufficient.imo.
It does allow the local correspondent(s) to spend their time finding stuff out rather than being tethered to a satellite truck though.
But thats why they have 'senior' correspondent David Bowden there to work alongside Katie Stallard to bring us high quality and comprehensive coverage.
Quite disappointing that Sky haven't sent a senior anchor, like Andrew Wilson, over to Kiev to cover the revolution; the BBC have sent over Tim Wilcox.
Tim Wilcox isn't a 'senior' anchor, he's a stand in at best. Sending in a anchor adds nothing to the program, someone who is based there is sufficient.imo.
It does allow the local correspondent(s) to spend their time finding stuff out rather than being tethered to a satellite truck though.
But thats why they have 'senior' correspondent David Bowden there to work alongside Katie Stallard to bring us high quality and comprehensive coverage.
SK
Tim Wilcox isn't a 'senior' anchor, he's a stand in at best. Sending in a anchor adds nothing to the program, someone who is based there is sufficient.imo.
It does allow the local correspondent(s) to spend their time finding stuff out rather than being tethered to a satellite truck though.
But thats why they have 'senior' correspondent David Bowden there to work alongside Katie Stallard to bring us high quality and comprehensive coverage.
But with the rapid developments of this story, with multiple breaking news pieces every hour (as was the case yesterday), it would make more sense to anchor the programme from Ukraine so those back here in London can get an immediate sense of the reaction from the crowds as well as getting the two correspondents down to the crowds to interview some of the the protestors or be interviewed by the anchor on location. Just like what happened rather successfully in Egypt this year.
Quite disappointing that Sky haven't sent a senior anchor, like Andrew Wilson, over to Kiev to cover the revolution; the BBC have sent over Tim Wilcox.
Tim Wilcox isn't a 'senior' anchor, he's a stand in at best. Sending in a anchor adds nothing to the program, someone who is based there is sufficient.imo.
It does allow the local correspondent(s) to spend their time finding stuff out rather than being tethered to a satellite truck though.
But thats why they have 'senior' correspondent David Bowden there to work alongside Katie Stallard to bring us high quality and comprehensive coverage.
But with the rapid developments of this story, with multiple breaking news pieces every hour (as was the case yesterday), it would make more sense to anchor the programme from Ukraine so those back here in London can get an immediate sense of the reaction from the crowds as well as getting the two correspondents down to the crowds to interview some of the the protestors or be interviewed by the anchor on location. Just like what happened rather successfully in Egypt this year.
RH
richard h
Poor Paula just had a coughing fit then and had to stop briefly for some water
Anna Botting actually left the desk when she started to have a coughing fit....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_21zg8dcEqg
Similar thing just happened tonight during the 23:30 press preview
TH
Sorry if it's already been posted or old news but Tom Cheshire of WIRED Magazine has been announced as Technology Correspondent., joining in March. Is Niall Paterson now just a regular correspondent? As there has been no "SWiPE" since late last year, although he has been presenting "The Edit" a new "sideways look at the week in video" Seen here > http://goo.gl/u5EjRq
LL
London Lite
Founding member
SWIPE was on last weekend with Niall. There's also a regular SWIPE segment every Friday on Sunrise with Julia Hardy at 0850.