Good Morning Britain
Brekkie post_id=9852 time=1619780293 user_id=976 Wrote:Odd they're already advertising Alastair's stint. Makes it look as if it's not worth watching next week.

Wonder if they'll get a Tory face later on to balance out any accusations of bias. Michael Portillo could be a good shout. Indeed had the last few years panned out differently we might be looking at Good Morning Britain with Boris Johnson and Susanna Reid.
I don't think he's a tory but I think Andrew Castle would have been a good shout
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Spencer post_id=9683 time=1619696469 user_id=891 Wrote:I do wonder how it'll work out though. Has Campbell had any live TV presenting experience before? It'll be interesting to see how he copes.

Yes - and at breakfast time as well.
When he was a Daily Mirror hack, he was one of the regular newspaper reviewers on BBC Breakfast News, during the 'morning pink and blue hues' VR studio era.

Interesting article by Campbell in the Independent. I'd forgotten how good his paper review slot was on BBC Breakfast in the 90s. As he points out, it was a properly produced and packaged segment, not the lazy two headed ramble that BBC and Sky have today

https://www.independent.co.uk/voices/gmb...40223.html
Campbell going on about this programme championing good mental health: shame no one seemed to tell Piers Morgan that was part of its agenda during his years on it.
It'll be an interesting watch. Definitely as divisive a character as Piers given his background in government though.
AJ post_id=10309 time=1619987279 user_id=920 Wrote:It'll be an interesting watch. Definitely as divisive a character as Piers given his background in government though.

Perhaps Jon Snow will turn up uninvited at TVC, and demand to be interviewed by him :twisted:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4hbuCTRa14E looks like they did a down the line to ITV Granada in Manchester
I notice they were making a big thing about the Prime Minister not being on GMB for over 4 years and refusing a request for an interview. What I find interesting is that Piers Morgan wrote in the Mail on Sunday that an interview had actually been arranged for him to interview the PM in April for the show and stating that he wouldn’t obviously be doing this interview now.

Guessing the interview was arranged for Piers doing it and no one else?
The problem with getting Boris on to do an interview is that they wouldn't want to ask him about policies, plans, they would just go for the jugular and hope to get the story of getting Boris to resign. The Monday - Wednesday presenters are normally quite aggressive and rude and won't give up on anything. They just have one set of questions which they ask everyone everyday. If they knew the presenters were to be less aggressive and talk about anything than their agenda then I think he might take part. Out of interest when was his last TV interview on any channel and show?
Have to admit especially on the Mon to Weds show they tend just to have one set of questions that they shout at the government minister being interviewed. It used to be ‘did the UK go into lockdown to late’, this week it has still been about Boris and his wallpaper. I’m sorry I want to hear from the vaccine minister about the vaccine roll out and the opening up of travel not old news that have been done to death. Anyone else noticed that since Piers left Susanna is clutching her mug almost none stop throw the show? Almost like a child’s comfort blanket.
Oh I was baffled when they were advertising talking to the vaccine's minister, and the first thing they said they'd be talking about would be Johnson refusing an interview, then they'd talk about the booster dose story. I just watched the headlines and local news and then switched off.
EJnutz post_id=10845 time=1620237728 user_id=1324 Wrote:The problem with getting Boris on to do an interview is that they wouldn't want to ask him about policies, plans, they would just go for the jugular and hope to get the story of getting Boris to resign. The Monday - Wednesday presenters are normally quite aggressive and rude and won't give up on anything. They just have one set of questions which they ask everyone everyday. If they knew the presenters were to be less aggressive and talk about anything than their agenda then I think he might take part. Out of interest when was his last TV interview on any channel and show?

I think he was on Andrew Marr a few months back and I think This Morning sometime last year.

Come to think of it, I don't recall any PM doing a live interview on any of the Breakfast shows in recent times, they're usually prerecorded. Compare to in Australia and New Zealand and it's not usual to see either PMs pop up to do a live interview,
Although they mentioned that he hadn’t done a BBC breakfast or Sky news interview recently, I did rattle me that the show thinks it had a god given right to interview the prime minister. With new tv and news stations starting up all the time ( GB News, Talkradio, Times radio) he can’t do everyone. Probably for the best he does none of them.
Newsdog post_id=10863 time=1620241033 user_id=1461 Wrote:Although they mentioned that he hadn’t done a BBC breakfast or Sky news interview recently, I did rattle me that the show thinks it had a god given right to interview the prime minister. With new tv and news stations starting up all the time ( GB News, Talkradio, Times radio) he can’t do everyone. Probably for the best he does none of them.
I remember when Ranvir asked Lord Grade a few months ago what he thought of Ministers boycotting the show and his reply wasn't the one they wanted!
XIII post_id=10866 time=1620241583 user_id=894 Wrote:
Newsdog post_id=10863 time=1620241033 user_id=1461 Wrote:Although they mentioned that he hadn’t done a BBC breakfast or Sky news interview recently, I did rattle me that the show thinks it had a god given right to interview the prime minister. With new tv and news stations starting up all the time ( GB News, Talkradio, Times radio) he can’t do everyone. Probably for the best he does none of them.
I remember when Ranvir asked Lord Grade a few months ago what he thought of Ministers boycotting the show and his reply wasn't the one they wanted!
It was quite the moment wasn’t it. I think he’s completely correct too.
https://youtu.be/EYuvwkBE574
Piers would say that by not appearing they were denying the viewers important information, but in reality the reason they were annoyed was because they didn’t get their juicy online clip.

When the ministers did start appearing again with Piers we learned no more information than when they werent appearing as Piers just ranted at them about something that happened months ago or something that isn’t even on that ministers watch.


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