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From here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-somerset-22908133
Although Debenham had booked a three-night stay, he was [b]rumbled[/b] after two nights by suspicious staff
(I can't recall the last time I heard anyone being 'rumbled' outside of Guy Ritchie's celluloid world)
And also: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-22907713
This
Describing the [b]smash[/b] on its Facebook page, Chiswick RNLI said:.....
Doesn't really sit with
There was superficial damage to gilded carvings on one side and a wooden crown on the stern was knocked overboard
Maybe I just need to back away from the keyboard.... 😆
dummin down innit?
First might well be from a court stringer or the PA, rather than a BBC staff reporter.
Send them an email about it though, they love getting them.
Radio One newsreaders have been saying "gonna" for years. Boils my piss.
Are you twelve? No? Then what the flip are you doing listening to Radio 1?Radio One newsreaders
Cheers,
Jamie
The Beeb has been dumbing-down for the last thirty years.
Radio One newsreaders have been saying "gonna" for years.
😀 [i]"Radio 1 Newsbeat"[/i] is basically [i]"John Craven's Newsround"[/i] for the remedial kids.
Jamie - I don't, anymore 😆
Ex News of the World staff had to get a job somewhere!
The trouble is that most BBC news is now 'remedial'.