Is that the Radio 1 breakfast sports presenter (Chappers?) doing a football phone-in on Radio 5? Would make sense seeing as Moyles and his team ignored the strike.
Either way the BBC appear to be gradually getting some sort of live service going on most networks now, albeit skeleton.
Is that the Radio 1 breakfast sports presenter (Chappers?) doing a football phone-in on Radio 5? Would make sense seeing as Moyles and his team ignored the strike.
Either way the BBC appear to be gradually getting some sort of live service going on most networks now, albeit skeleton.
Mark Chapman presents Sport on Five occassionally. Nothing new there. (Just like how Radio 1's DJ Spoony presents 6-0-6, the football phone-in, every Wednesday)
Has anyone got a video of the closing on the BBC LONDON late bulliten please? It would be much appreciated!
I thought it hillarious as she was shuffling her papers for what seemed ages while the music was running, checking the monitor to see if she was off air every 5 seconds or so and when she had finised putting her papers down and stared at the camera because the closing graphics failed. Classic!
As far as radio goes... it was particularly surreal hearing Alan Dedicoat doing the news on BBC 6 Music.
And right now on BBC Essex, I've got some unknown bloke going out across the region linking between songs and explaining there are still technical problems. Should be Keith Skues from Radio Norfolk - the webcam suggests he's in the studio, but I ain't hearing him. I presume this bloke's coming from 3CR instead.
Have no idea if that problem has anything at all to do with the strike though!
BBC1 Scotland showed a full Bollywood at 11:05pm. Not sure if this is strike-related...
I'm unsure, I would probably doubt it - Shown here, The announcer was in after 6 seconds quickly giving details about tommorow's, and the current film, no major gap or any faults in cont. ...