[Closed] can the striking BBC Journalists please..

Also, does anyone else play the "which sound effect for cretins will they use" game when listening to radio 1 news? (no great fan of radio 1, but it's the best I can hope for at work - more often than not it's f*cking local radio (one day I'll snap and columbine the beacon radio offices)) They have some bizarre need to illustrate whatever the main story may be with a sound effect - ie gunshots for gun crime, the ringing and opening of a cash register for monetary issues.

It's as though they think the average listener unable to comprehend information purely through words, but the woo woo woo of a siren and they'll suddenly realise they're being told something about the police.

Maybe this is the case, ****s me off nonetheless.

ernie_lynch - Member

Customer Services PO Box 336, TV Licensing, Bristol BS98 1TL

I think you might a job convincing them that you have a BBC licence as opposed to a TV licence though. As you might also, that the BBC weren't broadcasting today.

That's no reason to forego a disgruntled daily mail type letter though eh? Where's the fun in reason?