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......said the man from BBC Local News having just realised that his budget has just been cut by 50% and that ITV are actually going to put more money into local news. Funny World ain't it.
Calendar has indeed come on even more with the latest revamp. It has warmth (Christa 'Slack'royd couldn't be warm if she was on fire to poor old Harry Gration) and has a generally welcoming feel that no other programme can muster.
When are you BBCoids actually going to wake up and realise that the real world doesn't consist of the values of old any more? The time when money could be poored at a piss-poor programme have gone. Look North should be shot and buried.
Katherine needs to get a real job (any job would be good - waitress at the Dog and Ferret might actually teach her about life) and realise that the local populance couldn't give a fig who reads the local weather. I would bet my superanuated pension that if I went into the local in Sheffield (insert local popular drinking hole here if living elsewhere) and asked five people who Paul Hudson was they wouldn't know and wouldn't care. Celebrities have followers, opening the local Oxfam just doesn't cut it. Paul Hudson does however have a woman/girl who has a crush on him!
Oh by the way, I noticed too that Helen Fospero was on five the other day - oh I bet she cried leaving the BBC.
gerryuk posted:
How ITV can get away with calling Calendar a news programme is beyond me
. Yorkshire Television should be reported to the tv standard watchdogs for trying to pass this programme of as a regional news programme.
To have a 30 minute news programme spend so little time and effert on reporting news but all the time in the world plugging companys who are using this show to gain free advertising.
Every night on Calendar its competition time, if its not Debenhams being plugged to death by giving away £1000 its The Yorkshire Wedding Company who are giving away a £3000 wedding.
This sort of pap should be left to local radio stations not regional television news programmes.
And why are Yorkshire Television not telling the viewers that every time they text the answer to these competitions they are taking a cut (money) from the cost of the text?
This once fine regional news programme is in my opinion just a cheap and grubby excuse for filling in 30 minutes of airtime!
If this is the state of regional news programmes on ITV today, christ only knows what these programmes will be like in 10 years time
To have a 30 minute news programme spend so little time and effert on reporting news but all the time in the world plugging companys who are using this show to gain free advertising.
Every night on Calendar its competition time, if its not Debenhams being plugged to death by giving away £1000 its The Yorkshire Wedding Company who are giving away a £3000 wedding.
This sort of pap should be left to local radio stations not regional television news programmes.
And why are Yorkshire Television not telling the viewers that every time they text the answer to these competitions they are taking a cut (money) from the cost of the text?
This once fine regional news programme is in my opinion just a cheap and grubby excuse for filling in 30 minutes of airtime!
If this is the state of regional news programmes on ITV today, christ only knows what these programmes will be like in 10 years time
......said the man from BBC Local News having just realised that his budget has just been cut by 50% and that ITV are actually going to put more money into local news. Funny World ain't it.
Calendar has indeed come on even more with the latest revamp. It has warmth (Christa 'Slack'royd couldn't be warm if she was on fire to poor old Harry Gration) and has a generally welcoming feel that no other programme can muster.
When are you BBCoids actually going to wake up and realise that the real world doesn't consist of the values of old any more? The time when money could be poored at a piss-poor programme have gone. Look North should be shot and buried.
Katherine needs to get a real job (any job would be good - waitress at the Dog and Ferret might actually teach her about life) and realise that the local populance couldn't give a fig who reads the local weather. I would bet my superanuated pension that if I went into the local in Sheffield (insert local popular drinking hole here if living elsewhere) and asked five people who Paul Hudson was they wouldn't know and wouldn't care. Celebrities have followers, opening the local Oxfam just doesn't cut it. Paul Hudson does however have a woman/girl who has a crush on him!
Oh by the way, I noticed too that Helen Fospero was on five the other day - oh I bet she cried leaving the BBC.