BBC News: April 2022 onwards
Oooh...the now 'old' BBC News logo box has just appeared during the filler countdown.
Reeta at the big touchscreen. It just had to happen......
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I question the footage that i found a week ago (17/06/2022), it's CBeebies simulcast with BBC News channel. Given that CBeebies is a children channel, has it the first time they simulcasting BBC News with Simon Pusey, where the channel's audience has more consumed by people aged above 18 years.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dT4pZ5UQ1k
(25-06-2022, 10:43 AM)AxiosBrit67 Wrote: I question the footage that i found a week ago (17/06/2022), it's CBeebies simulcast with BBC News channel. Given that CBeebies is a children channel, has it the first time they simulcasting BBC News with Simon Pusey, where the channel's audience has more consumed by people aged above 18 years.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dT4pZ5UQ1k
IF it’s genuine, then it was broadcast when CBeebies was on downtime - they only broadcast 6am-7pm - this was at 4am
First time Frankie McCamley is presenting on national, on News Channel just now
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(25-06-2022, 02:01 PM)Matthew Wrote: First time Frankie McCamley is presenting on national, on News Channel just now

Purely for clarity. She didn't present the National news on BBC One at Lunchtime. News Channel from 2pm.
Forget merging World News and The News Channel, we may as well merge BBC London into the news channel and have done with it.
(25-06-2022, 02:29 PM)Newsroom Wrote:
(25-06-2022, 02:01 PM)Matthew Wrote: First time Frankie McCamley is presenting on national, on News Channel just now


Purely for clarity. She didn't present the National news on BBC One at Lunchtime. News Channel from 2pm.


I’m always surprised when I see new faces on the channel when you consider how many presenter personnel they have on the books.
(25-06-2022, 03:34 PM)Chud Wrote:
(25-06-2022, 02:29 PM)Newsroom Wrote: Purely for clarity. She didn't present the National news on BBC One at Lunchtime. News Channel from 2pm.


I’m always surprised when I see new faces on the channel when you consider how many presenter personnel they have on the books.
They all have to start somewhere.
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(25-06-2022, 03:34 PM)Chud Wrote:
(25-06-2022, 02:29 PM)Newsroom Wrote: Purely for clarity. She didn't present the National news on BBC One at Lunchtime. News Channel from 2pm.


I’m always surprised when I see new faces on the channel when you consider how many presenter personnel they have on the books.

Agreed. Even considering it’s the summer period and people take annual leave, there seems to be a shortage of available presenters.

Just yesterday for starters is a good example. Clearly someone didn’t show up and Joanna Gosling arrived for her 11am shift to be thrown on air at 9.30am with her backpack under the desk.
(25-06-2022, 03:42 PM)Brekkie Wrote:
(25-06-2022, 03:34 PM)Chud Wrote: I’m always surprised when I see new faces on the channel when you consider how many presenter personnel they have on the books.
They all have to start somewhere.
 I suppose I’m wondering why do they need to start at all considering the cost implications that are involved in having numerous employees.
Simon McCoy was back on the BBC News channel this afternoon as a guest paying tribute to Harry Gration.
As seen on BBC Newswatch
https://youtu.be/QRF6R4CeTvg
(25-06-2022, 03:47 PM)Newsroom Wrote:
(25-06-2022, 03:34 PM)Chud Wrote: I’m always surprised when I see new faces on the channel when you consider how many presenter personnel they have on the books.

Agreed. Even considering it’s the summer period and people take annual leave, there seems to be a shortage of available presenters.

Just yesterday for starters is a good example. Clearly someone didn’t show up and Joanna Gosling arrived for her 11am shift to be thrown on air at 9.30am with her backpack under the desk.

The train strike would also have something to do with it; Elizabeth Rizzini - another BBC London alumni - was doing the weather forecasts.
(25-06-2022, 04:22 PM)Chud Wrote:  I suppose I’m wondering why do they need to start at all considering the cost implications that are involved in having numerous employees.

That's assuming all of them are contracted employees on the staff, rather than freelancers being paid by the programme.


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