[Malcolm Armsteen]

BBC News assiduously edited out all the pauses, hesitations and lacunæ.

[kreuzberger]

BBC News assiduously edited out all the pauses, hesitations and lacunæ.

I have just tried a few episodes rather than the omnibus and, by Christ, that's real. Some of this hesitation makes me think that my feed is dropping out.

Leaving her in post is starting to look unkind.

There again, she wanted it and that's exactly what she got.

[Malcolm Armsteen]

Indeed.
One day when young and callow I was having a mare of a day. My bestie Alan dropped a note on my desk (I was 'interviewing' a teenage hoodlum) which simply said 'You wanted the fucking job'.

I hope someone does the same to her.

[Crabcakes]

I wonder how much was “I want the job” as opposed to “I feel I deserve the job”, very much in the Johnson mould.

[Oboogie]

BBC News assiduously edited out all the pauses, hesitations and lacunæ.

I have just tried a few episodes rather than the omnibus and, by Christ, that's real. Some of this hesitation makes me think that my feed is dropping out.

Leaving her in post is starting to look unkind.

There again, she wanted it and that's exactly what she got.

James O'Brien pointed out that the silences were so long that, when he played them, they came perilously close to triggering LBC's emergency tape.

[davidjay]

Greatest hits compilation:

These skewerings are quite something. Absolutely brutal.

That then begs the question; why is BBC local radio output so parochial and hand-knittedly dull that it barely troubles the RAJAR numbers?

Budgets. And stations whose listeners' profile is pensioner-plus are embarrassing.

[Malcolm Armsteen]

I wonder how much was “I want the job” as opposed to “I feel I deserve the job”, very much in the Johnson mould.

Ah well, I never had his advantages...

[Youngian]

Those local radio presenters are really going for it because, for them, interviewing the PM (at a time of crisis no less) is the gig of a lifetime. This is their audition for a job on Radio 4 or Newsnight.

I wonder how the Tories will punish the BBC for this?

Mail and GBeebies hit pieces on why the woke BBC needs to get out of the provincial bubble and spend more time in the real world of Westminster.

[Tubby Isaacs]

Liz has been doing the rounds on BBC local radio expecting softball questions. Didn’t get them and she was as wooden, patronising and other worldly as ever.

Yep, she was expecting Holly and Phil. She got regional Brian Waldens.

Reminds me of England touring the West Indies back in the day. Every island had its own paceman, motivated to knock teeth out of England batsmen and get noticed by the selectors.

[Crabcakes]

I wonder how much was “I want the job” as opposed to “I feel I deserve the job”, very much in the Johnson mould.

Ah well, I never had his advantages...

Something I’m sure you’re grateful for on a daily basis

[kreuzberger]

James O'Brien pointed out that the silences were so long that, when he played them, they came perilously close to triggering LBC's emergency tape.

I was in with my spineologist at eleven, on the dot, and we spent quite some time poring over the utter bollocks which in now being handed down from on high, at the Charité.

I left for a fag and a coffee in the late sun and didn't get back until the Mystery Hour. Missed all the juicy bits.

(When all is said and done, that was hardly a good day.)

[Tubby Isaacs]

This is like the bit in Lead Balloon where RIck Spleen has a debacle named after him.

[Crabcakes]

I’ve just found out Truss’s media advisor used to work for Prince Andrew. And the pizza express/I cannot physically sweat interview was on his watch.

Which explains a great deal.

[Tubby Isaacs]

In fairness, he may have quit before that interview and advised against it.

But he was hired to get Andrew out of that rather sordid problem. Not a great look.

[Malcolm Armsteen]

Your track record doesn't mean squat if you know the right people.

See also Harding, Dido...

[Malcolm Armsteen]

"Liz Truss has broken her long, awkward silence with a series of short, awkward silences."
Angela Rayner

[Bones McCoy]

BBC News assiduously edited out all the pauses, hesitations and lacunæ.

I have just tried a few episodes rather than the omnibus and, by Christ, that's real. Some of this hesitation makes me think that my feed is dropping out.

Leaving her in post is starting to look unkind.

There again, she wanted it and that's exactly what she got.

James O'Brien pointed out that the silences were so long that, when he played them, they came perilously close to triggering LBC's emergency tape.

I worry that one our our Trident Subs might surface and interpret the silence as the doomsday signal.

[The Weeping Angel]

A part of me wishes Sunak had won.

[Bones McCoy]

"Liz Truss has broken her long, awkward silence with a series of short, awkward silences."
Angela Rayner

[Oboogie]

A part of me wishes Sunak had won.

Labour's lead would be smaller, but there would be fewer people staring into the abyss.